voters in urban areas where not only do they now have to have an idea in order to vote department of motor vehicles in these areas are being closed down at the same time and in other places employees have been fired from the department of motor vehicles for telling their their fellow employees that they have to issue free i.d.'s and so in the in the half literally half minute we have left is this going to be a factor in this election this disenfranchise oh i think it won't be a factor in the recall drive because they're going to get enough signatures you know if you at the current pace it's going it it will definitely be a factor in the election i mean it's. going to cost you know that whoever the democratic candidate ends up being a couple of tenths of a percent in an election this close is what's happening it was constant that that could certainly tip the balance and so it's going to take a lot of work to make sure that doesn't happen that's remarkable chris thanks so much for being with us and it's always great to have if you want to find out how you can get involved the recall effort and push b

. >>> more people are going to the department of motor vehicles to get free hiv testing in the districtthe department of motor vehicles started the program at the penn branch location in southeast last october. now, officials are expanding the program to an office where washington residents register for food stamps, medicaid and other government assistance. it's located off the 2100 block of martin luther king avenue. a nonprofit organization then provides the free hiv tests privately at an office right across the street. then they receive the results confidentally the same day. more than 5,000 people have been tested since the start of the program. >>> coming up tonight, a new report informing parents about which gifts they might want to avoid this holiday season. >>> also ahead, details behind a new reality series >>> and welcome back, everybody. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer in storm center 4. take a look earlier, cameras caught people out there in friendship heights. you needed the umbrellas today for sure and i think you will still need them right on through tomorrow morning. if

the experience i have with the virginia department of motor vehicles is exceptional because they use technology very well. bertini as a state has said, we're going to invest in technology. the legislature does it. it works. our federal government would say, we have massive information -- let us invest in the i.t. infrastructure for better service. we should be there. why can our government be advanced? >> youa been around for awhile. the super committee is due to report about two weeks. what are the chances of any of your recommendations being included? >> the chance of the spectrum is well over 90%. on the other ones, this is my statement about innovation and what is important -- the feature of our country. whether they voted to promoting economic growth, we will see. the odds of them doing something -- will alcee. >> the consumer electronics -- the consumer electronic show is known in vegas. can you give us a preview? >> it attracts people from all around the world. weird to have a larger show that we have had. last year, we had a lot of people introduced great things. it gives you

three months into the ticket amnesty program and the city's department of motor vehicles says more than 35,000 people have come to pay the outstanding tickets. that's brought in nearly $2 million in revenue. who paid the most? you, maryland drivers. you owed the most followed by d. c. and virginia residents. >>> new regulations could be coming down the line for informal curbside buses. >> we have more. >> reporter: she is still in mourning for her mother and father. >> they never come back. they'll never -- everything we touch we're thinking about them. >> reporter: her parents were among 15 passengers killed last march during a gruesome crash in new york. the bus rolled over after striking a barrier. a sign post tore off the roof. the bus was operated by one of an estimated 70 low cost carriers in the u.s. known as curbside buses which for a low fare pick up passengers on the street instead of designated bus terminals for travel to major cities. >> just a cheaper way to travel and usually you know they're all on time and get through safely. >> reporter: but in a new study the national

dc began offering free hiv testing at the department of motor vehicles penn branch office. time now is 6:38. coming up, why the world's biggest justin bieber fan may just be one local woman. >> plus living in luxury. where the turkey that will be pardoned at the white house spent the night. >> and a very scary crash. a sch >>> at 6:40, justin bieber fever is about to take over this morning. fans have been lining up for days to see bieber's concert at rockefeller plaza. in fact, the first person in line for this morning's show was holly wickline of fred ricks burke, virginia. she showed up on monday! this is a live look at the plaza right now. fans camped out in the rain and the concert is ahead on the "today" show. it is going to be something crazy out there, joe. >> that woman ought to see a doctor about her fever i think, get that taken care of. let's go to tom kierein. >> good morning. the rain has ended around the metro area. sof watch out for high water creeks and streams out of their banks in those locations. radar showing a few scattered showers from the panhandle of

>> the texas department of motor vehicles voted against a plan to put the confederate flag on a specialstate license plates. texas governor perry previously defended the value of the symbol and said it could open old wounds. the naacp and other groups called it a racist relic. >>> families of troops killed overseas are devastated after a stunning admission by the air force. officials say the dover base mortuary dumped the ashes of u.s. troops in a virginia landfill without telling the families. the air force said this was standard practice between 2003 and 2008. the details come after several investigations showed gross mismanagement of the remains of service members at the air base. the chief pentagon correspondent joins us now. when people hear the cremated remains were dumped, hard to believe that was an acceptable way to handle remains. >> this was just the latest in a series of scandalous revelations about the handling of america's war side at the military mortuary. according to air force officials, what happened is that they would take partial remains of dead service members that

of a building in pennsylvania. it may seem like your typical vehicle gone astray but it's not. the guy inside this car is taking his driving test and an employee for the department of motoricles is living out an occupational hazard nightmare. 34-year-old robert keller pulls up to park after completing his road test. he goes to hit the brake, but instead hits the gas pedal. the car races forward, smashing through the glass as it enters the building. people inside the dmv scatter and two suffer minor injuries. ultimately, keller's okay. so is the dmv employee in the car with him. keller did, however, fail his driver's test. >>> cob >>> coming up/. a real yo-yo. >> everybody in the studio was just looking at each other like what just happened? >>> and later a state trooper takes a terrible tumble. when "caught on camera:occupational hazard" continues. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. ♪ we're centurylink ... we're committed to improving lives and linking am

it would take some of the burden off of the -- off of the -- >> motor vehicles -- >> motor vehicle department. >> right. >> it makes a lot of sense, mr. campbell. if we're going to make the federal government and the federal government has this law that you've got make registration available but that was in the good old days. but if you have to have this, registry means nothing. let me ask you at question, mr. chairman, if i can. police recently arrested a supervisor of elections for casting fraudulent absentee votes. mr. shelton said there are more fraud dealing with election officials than with voters. have any states including florida, where they've got certain proposed laws or laws on this, have any of those states passed stronger laws against election officials participating in fraud or fraudulently affecting elections? >> not that i'm aware of. but i think the point is an important one. we haven't seen any great increase in the last few years of inperson voter fraud. to the contrary, if anything because of the help america vote act and other laws passed by congress and greater securitie

but when she went to the tennessee department of motor vehicles to get a photo identification so that she could continue to exercise her right to vote, she saw a line of 100 people in front of her. the place to sit, no assistance from state workers to accommodate our needs, even though she did ask for help bridge was physically unable to wait in a long line without sitting down. thus she left with no other option and departed without getting hurt photo id. women in general an elderly women in a particular are being disproportionately harmed by the new laws. in some instances, citizens voting for decades are required to obtain birth certificates which some elderly people do not have since they were born at home. and their wedding licenses in order to prove who they are. in most cases, there are costs associated with getting a birth certificate and a marriage license. this has become more complicated if you were born on married in a state in which you are not currently living. an example of this problem is 96. -- 96-year-old dorothy cooper born before women had the right to vote in the

the experience i have at virginia department of motor vehicles is exceptional. virginia as a state invested in technology, be a pro-business state, it's bipartisan, every governor did it for 20 years, the legislature does it, and it works. the federal government, i think, can do the same thing saying we have tremendous amounts of information, we provide the service whether it's to the veterans or medicare, or medicate, let's invest in the i.t. infrastructure to provide better service. that is what we should expect as a country. .. and hundred 40,000 people from i ron of the world in the super bowl will innovation we are going to have a lot we had last year, lots of people and more things introduced and great things with it in cars or applications or tablets or you name it, and it gives you hope and excitement about the innovation which is occurring which is making the difference in our lives. it will be spectacular. >> garrey shapiro's group is the electronics association. several other groups signed on to this letter to the deficit reduction committee. we are g

. >>> the houston chronicle said that texas officials from the department of motor vehicles unanimouslyd a proposal to offer specialty license plates featuring the confederate flag. the nine board members were appointees of governor rick perry who said he opposed the idea. >>> and from the "l.a. times," a basketball court is temporarily sitting on the flight deck of the uss carl vincent. today the university of north carolina plays michigan state in the first ever college basketball game on an aircraft carrier. >> all right. i'm liking it. >> is this preseason? >> yeah. >> no, this is an actual game, a veterans day game. >> that's cool. >> so college basketball starts? >> well, yeah, next -- >> it's already -- >> yeah, it starts this week. >> this week? >> that's the first game. >> that's a look at the headlines. now time for "politico." >> the editor in chief there john harris. good morning. >> hello, willie. >> this is great stuff. the nixon tapes. the presidential library releasing a 45-minute recording in which president nixon gave his firsthand account of a may 9th visit to the war

yet i would advise governor perry that his department of motor vehicle board, nine appointed by him, have now ski squled that vote for november 10. all good willed persons, all good-willed texans, who would oppose a state issued, oppressive license plate reflecting upon the oppression of slavery need to show up on november 10, in austin, texas, indicate their opposition to such a draconian and devastating blow to the people of texas. i would also remind governor perry that the north park independent school district that's now leading and educating 7,500 student a majority minority district, has been given a denial on its appeal meaning the attempt by the texas education agency to kill a majority minority school district in the state of texas. governor perry, come home, we need you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota, for what purpose do you rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> we just concluded national teen driving safety week, it's each year in oc

house and announce under the leadership of governor perry, on november 10, in texas, the department of motor vehicle board will be voting to authorize a state issued confederate license plate. now, i realize that our work here in the congress is about passing the jobs bill, of which we are advocating to do so, but i think it is a disgrace on the history of this nation that a state elected agricultural commission by the name of mr. patterson continues to push forward this untimely and ill fated action. the confederate flag does not protect or honor confederate soldiers. you can do that in museums. the symbol of the confederate flag is that of the clansmen of the late 1800's and early 1900's, the jim crowism of the 1940's and 1950's, it's an ugly reminder of the past of our history. it's to take america forward and texas forward. i will be in austin on november 10, opposing that action. i ask all good faith, well-intended texans that want to take texas forward to come and oppose any vote that would issue a confederate flag and i make a clarion call to all americans who would like to drive to texas, co

in wisconsin, a large population who don't have this photo i.d., there is no department of motor vehicle station, congresswoman fudge, that is open, has evening hours, or weekend hours. so the burden of getting this kind of i.d. is great. i do realize that i need to yield back my time. but i want to mention this will have a terrible impact on our young college-aged student population. we have college students that this bill would require that they use college i.d. that doesn't exist in the state of wisconsin. there have been no monies provided for the universities, none of which have this kind of i.d. to do it. and it would be a terrible burden on our elderly population who may want to vote absentee and have to provide a copy of a photo i.d. for all those who have xerox machines in your homes, you will be able to vote. i thank you for this special order. ms. fudge: both my friend, congresswoman moore and my friend congressman holt have basically put into context that any time you have to jump over a hurdle or pay to get something to vote, it is a poll tax. i would like to yield to someon

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. >> we got a computer printout from the motor vehicle department, and we started to look for that type ofstarted where the body was found and we moved outward. i took the first four, which were the closest to the -- where the body was located. >> detective malchik chose michael ross because he lived closest to the scene of the murder. he went to ross' house. >> i just knocked on his door at 8:00 in the morning. and he fit the description of the person that we were looking for. the basic description, tall, thin white male. the only thing unusual was that he wasn't wearing any -- he was wearing glasses, and none of the witnesses saw any glasses when they saw him walking behind wendy baribeault on route 12 on the day of the murder. we would later find out he took them off for two reasons. he knew there was going to be a struggle or he thought it made him look better. then he invited me in and actually said that he was expecting me, if i recall. because there had been publicity about a small blue car possibly being involved. and he invited me in and we sat down and we spoke. >> but malchik wa

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motor vehicle leases. it entitles service members to reinstate health insurance that was in effect before their military service began. additionally, the department of defense rules regulate high-cost loans to service members and their families such as payday loans, tax refund and participation loans, and motor vehicle title loans. it takes more than rules and enforcement to provide you a solid financial future. while i have the pulpit, let me offer some suggestions. while you are in the military, take advantage of trading opportunities. many specific skills learned of the military, nursing and health care, mechanics, computer programming, police and security work, transfer to the civilian jobs. the military also offers training in various light skills. for instance, i visited the fort bliss army community services training office which offers classes on budgets, debt management, understanding credit, car-buying and protecting against identity theft. according to a recent study, 80% of veterans said their military experience helped them get ahead in life. they said the experience helped them mature, taught them to work with others, and built their s

additionally, the department of defense rules such as packet loss, a tax refund that participation looks and motor vehicle titles. it takes more than rules however sound and enforcement however diligent to provide you with a promising financial future. while i have the pulpit, and the offer three pieces of advice. first, while you are in the military, take advantage of training opportunities. many specific skills learned in the military, nursing and health care, computer programming, police and security work, transferred to civilian jobs. this morning i visited a community service training center that offers topics and understanding credit in car buying. they say it help them get ahead in life. they said it help them to measure. the value means the unemployment rate for veterans is to be lower. when you leave the military, takes advantage of the education benefits. the post-9/11 to a bill pays for these, a monthly housing allowance, and supplies. on average, compared with high school graduates, people with college degrees earn about twice as much and supper about half the rate of unemployment. finally, ed

police departments in the united states now have put on a list of priorities what they are going to respond to and what they cannot respond to. listen to these. they stop responding to motor vehicle thefts in many towns. they've stopped responding to burglar alarms that go off. they've stopped responding to noninjury motor vehicle accidents. in many towns, a warrant squad, if you don't know what warrant squad is, you don't know what they do, they have been minimized, two, three people left, to try to find folks that have perfect pet waited crimes. they have reported decreases in investigations of property crimes. you talk about a response when you talk the bliss department, what is the response in terms of investigating these particular crimes? this has all come out under the justice department. i'm not making these numbers up. that's why i submit for the record the numbers. let me just conclude, mr. speaker, in saying this has to be a priority. protecting the public is our primary priority. and i ask consideration of what mr. dicks is putting forth today. thank you very much. thank you, mr. dicks. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rog