we do require voter i.d.in 2016 where people have three years to get a free i.d., the exact same i.d. that's required -- let me finish. wait a minute. i gave you a chance. >> but i want to ask you about that. >> the exact same i.d. you need to get sudafed. that is just commonsense legislation. and the vast majority well over 70% of the people both republicans and democrats agree with that legislation. >> did you make it easier or harder for people to vote early? >> actually, we now have the -- >> did you or did you not restrict -- >> the exact same number of hours are for vote early as before. the exact same number of hours. >> i guess the reason they're out there protesting is you're not being fair to our audience by talking about the hours when you know that you actually made it harder for people to vote. >> in fact, we made it easier. now someone works till 8:00 or 9:00, we'll have polls open until 8:00 or 9:00. that makes it easier for people to vote. don't you agree with that. a lot of people work first,

the first thing he says, you got i.d? first ten years i in united states, license no license that's all i have. >> no license, 21 years ago? >> yes. i mean it's enough. you know what i mean? 21 years clean. >> jose is one of 1,000 people who is deported each day. and one of nearly 400,000 deported last year. president obama has presided over almost 2 million deportations, more than any other president in history. >> if i leave my family, it's my family. >> where is your family? >> in phoenix. >> phoenix? >> they don't know i'm here. >> your family doesn't even know you're here? >> no. >> with reforms stalled in congress deportations have become the defining aspect of obama's immigration policy and a flash point for immigrant communities. fault lines traveled to new orleans to examine the impact of deportations on the city's immigrant community. obama has assured critics that immigration, customs and enforcement, ice is using discretion in its deportation efforts. >> we are focusing our limited resources on violence offend

what we need to do is get an i.d. from you and i.d. from you, okay? i understand that there's a domestic here. someone hit someone. >> yes. i hit my daughter. >> you hit your daughter. >> yes. >> okay. a crime was committed. domestic abuse. we came to investigate it. he refused to give his i.d. and got combative and that's why he got put in this position, okay? >> but why -- is he bleeding? >> i'm bleeding. that's me. but i've got medical here, they're going to take him out and make sure he's okay. right now i need your i.d. and her i.d., okay? >> yes. yes, i need to record this also. i'm recording. >> i understand that. what i need is your -- i need your i.d., okay? just stay with me. >> this is incredible. you will see. that man doesn't look for trouble. at all! >> right now, i need your i.d. >> at all. yes. i will give you my i.d. you all -- five men. five men! >> we're going to let medical -- >> hitting that guy. just because our daughter -- >> ma'am -- >> made that decision. >> you're getting yourself in trouble, okay? we need your i.d. >> is he

an i.d. seems important when you have a license to drive, an i.d. to get on a plane, important, for our safety and protection. the security i.d. so that people are not trashing them or hacking them. and in stores they are important, but not for the most sacred right we have as a free people, the right to vote. >> right, which is to uphold the integrity of our system. look at the state of north carolina, joe biden mentioned north carolina, obama almost lost north carolina in 2008 and barely -- did lose it in 2012. a sign of desperation. you see the naacp marching in the streets like on a weekly basis to try to gem up emotion, drive voters to the polls based on emotion, really, because what they are saying is just not true, it's a black liberal front group, but when you look at the voter i.d. issue, the majority of north carolina citizens are in favor of providing an i.d. to vote. so clearly we have a white house that is not listening to what the american people will prefer or in terms of voter i.d. >> but let's say you were heavily a republican state

>> you have to have an i.d., social and everything. i know it was bad, i was breaking the law but it was the only thing i could do to provide for my daughters. i feel sad that i have been the whole year for both of them. i mean, i missed their birthdays, christmas. because i've never missed any of them. but they mean everything to me. >> this is a picture of, i thought he was coming home and i thought, oh yeah, i guess he wasn't because he was waiting for a long time. >> so here we see state sponsored initiatives aimed at separating families. what are going to be the long term social consequences? kids growing up without their mothers and fathers and not only that distrust of local law enforcement. it is a recipe for disaster and it is something we do not yet fully understand the consequences of this approach to immigration control. >> after our interview, juan was released from detention. but he could still face deportation. he would not be offered a pathway to citizenship under the framework for reform that republicans released in ja

he's up for election in 2014, if you're able to put i.d. in place, make it harder for people to vote, then the outcome might be swung in his favor. we know it will be a hotly contested election, so he's in favor of it, but we're going to let the courts deal with this. we know that the right to vote is fundamental and that the wisconsin supreme court will find in their favor and then we also have the federal court case, which has gone to trial and we're awaiting a decision and we think we'll win there, too. >> thank you both for your time, judith brown and elizabeth mcnamara, thank you both, appreciate it. >>> our other top story in a federal courtroom in downtown detroit, where a trial got under way today in a case challenging michigan's ban on same-sex marriages. this case was brought to federal court by a lesbian couple, who's barred from marrying or adopting each other's children. u.s. attorney general eric holder said today, that the state's attorneys general, who believed marriage law in their states are discriminatory, are not obliged

he wrote the article for the website, "voter i.d. cases could let john roberts destroy voting rights act." michael lee is an attorney who specializing in election law and texas redistricting. good to see both of you. the voting rights act prohibits racial discrimination, including laws that have the effect, the effect, of discriminating. as you've written, how could this section fall apart because of voter i.d. challenges? >> well, if this case, the challenge against texas's voter i.d. law, goes to the supreme court and if the justice department wins in the first round, it's very likely that it would. john roberts and his allies on the court could say, we don't agree that section 2 should bar laws that have the effect of discriminating, we think that's too law. it should only bar intentional discrimination and the problem is it's rare, difficult to improve intentional discrimination, so that would narrow what the voting rights act can do. >> are these the chance that this particular court has been looking for? >> they could well be.

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driver's license as a valid i.d. travel. >> i wasn't sure if the tsa agent didn't think it was a valid i.d. or because d.c. wasn't a state or what her confusion was. >> reporter: brant says the agent asked for her passport which she did not have with her. luckily the confusion was short lived and brand made in the time to board her flight home. >> she literally yelled over to another tsa agent and said "do we accept a d.c. license?" and he yelled back "yeah, we take those." and i was able to move on. i air, spokesperson for the tsa tells news 4 a valid washington, d.c. driver's license is an acceptable form of identification at l checkpoints. in a tweet, brand's boyfriend theorize it had license was questioned because passengers didn't have statehood. passengers say they don't know what to make of the incident. >> i've never heard of that actually. >> that's very surprising. >> i think it's ridiculous. how is that even possible? >> reporter: brand did not file a complaint with the tsa but she hopes that what happened

>> we do really see that having these either i.d. cards or driver's license for the undocumented does actually promote public safety. those who are involved in fatal car crashes, one in five not gone through the proper training of a driver's license. it would bring them into that kind of system. more economic security for those, better trust with the police. it really does bring them in, in a number of ways. sorry, if you don't mind if i address the homeland security issue. driver's licenses already happen in five states. it was just passed in colorado. including a number of towns in new jersey, which is right next to new york city. actually, really are unfounded. >> i got to interrupt for a moment here. we have an alert. a liveside the white house. the president set to sign an executive order boosting the minimum wage for federal contract workers. as we said, it just applies to federal contractors working on new contracts. you can watch the entire event at the east room streaming live on fox news.com. thanks to my guests. sorry to i

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obviously trying to knock away voter i.d. laws but they all were required to bring i.d.'s to participate in the march they were actually given flyers prior to the march and said please make sure you're carrying your photo id on you because it's a real you are going to be that's because you might be arrested i mean that's that's kind of there's some irony in that nobody's checking if you're also a nobody checking i.d.'s of the door i mean that's that's something the one you know when there's a situation where you want to look at these kids if they don't have access to the fact the north carolina example i think this is especially important for anyone who wants to know what happens and when there is that and math amount of money in politics this is what happens when you turn politics over to the billionaires and corporate interests i think anybody who's concerned with the future of the country really needs to look at what's going on in north carolina apropos that you know the koch brothers have been funding these you know creepy speculum creepy prostate ad guy you know uncl

she's serving 12 years for i.d. theft, forgery and burglary. >> i've stolen approximately four to five people's identities and i think i've gotten over $250,000. i've gotten boats, i've gotten cars. >> she used to break into lockers at a local gym to find her victims. >> i memorized the social security, the birthday, i memorized everything. i go into the bank, tell them i'm you and i need to draw some money out of the account. they give me what i want. they don't ask me for i.d. because i got everything memorized. even if they do ask me for i.d., i got your driver's license. and if i don't look like you, i'll make myself look like you. >> but she told us she did take some mercy on her victims. >> if i steal your purse, i'm going to leave your car keys, because i don't want you to be stranded. >> now she's hoping for some sympathy herself as she faces a disciplinary hearing for allegedly possessing a homemade sex toy. >> let's go see. let me do my job. >> she's assisted in her defense by an inmate advocate. >> this i

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the company changed its caller i.d. >>> as far as what i know they changed the call are i.d. so we could not be traced. >> we tried to find the owner at another office and what we founds with an office for lease. >> no one was arrested. insecters and police say they will be back in the east bay. >> new details on the transgender teen charged with battery following a school fight. he admits to starting the fight which was captured on cell phone video and says she acted in self against against a bully. 200,000 people have signed a petition asking the prosecution to drop the charges. she is now entering a justice program if she completes it the charges will be dropped. >> san francisco police are investigating to more traffic accidents involving pedestrians. the most serious happened at 10 and california street yesterday afternoon where a 67-year-old woman was hit just before 3:30 suffering life-threatening injuries. the driver is cooperating with investigators. earlier a woman was hit by a taxi while jay walking. >> mail is receiving a lot of attention because of how it was add

i.d. >> as far as what i know that they change the caller i.d. where we couldn't be traced. >>reporter: we tried to find the owner at one of the other office. we traced it here in san ramone and this is an office for lease. nobody was arrested but inspectors and police say they will be back tomorrow. in the east bay, this is abc 7 news. >> patted down pushed around. next on 7 news. new video tonight pop star justin bieber recent arrest. jail surveillance camera caught. >> desperate plea from tearful father. why this man took to the internet and called out facebook. >> and with new terror threats come new restriction for travelers heading to the olympics. what the tsa has banned from carry on luggage. 7 news continues right after [ male announcer ] value is always served up fresh at subway. where this february, you'll find two crowd favorites as this month's featured values. the classic meatball marinara is our featured $5 footlong... try it with melty mozzarella atop our signature marinara

letters in this transaction i.d.'s into these passions and you need six of these in a word for it to be confirmed transaction so it's a whole hour for the transactions to go through no one wants to wait an hour no so as a result these big cornwall it's are actually putting through these unconfirmed transactions before the sixty minutes is up and that's where hackers can get into play take advantage of the vulnerability and then these transactions you know one quick question are the miners kind of operating as the bankers if you will there it's sort of like if you think of like bit torrent it's sort of like a distributed network knows these are the full nodes within the within the actual system and they're the ones that are keeping everything distributed and in concert with one another wow interesting fun facts i always love learning more about quiet that's all the time we have for now however you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube or you tube dot com slash two must r t but also love hearing from

i.d. >> as far as what i know that they change the caller i.d. where we couldn't be traced. >>reporter: we tried to find the owner at one of the other office. we traced it here in san ramone and this is an office for lease. nobody was arrested but inspectors and police say they will be back tomorrow. in the east bay, this is abc 7 news. >> patted down pushed around. next on 7 news. new video tonight pop star justin bieber recent arrest. jail surveillance camera caught. >> desperate plea from tearful father. why this man took to the internet and called out facebook. >> and with new terror threats come new restriction for travelers heading to the olympics. what the tsa has banned from carry on luggage. 7 news continues right after but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pepperoni, cheese, and fold. behold: weeknight crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪

i.d. >> as far as what i know that they change the caller i.d. where we couldn't be traced. >>reporter: we tried to find the owner at one of the other office. we traced it here in san ramone and this is an office for lease. nobody was arrested but inspectors and police say they will be back tomorrow. in the east bay, this is abc 7 news. >> patted down pushed around. next on 7 news. new video tonight pop star justin bieber recent arrest. jail surveillance camera caught. >> desperate plea from tearful father. why this man took to the internet and called out facebook. >> and with new terror threats come new restriction for travelers heading to the olympics. what the tsa has banned from carry on luggage. 7 news continues right after >> we show you new video of bieber dui arrest in florida last movement he was situated by officer as part of booking process. he was arrested while allegedly drag racing. he was charged with resisting arrest. driving with an expired license and driving under the in

controlling the exits from the city especially the roads leading to the main airports checking the i.d.'s. there's preventing the members of parliament from leaving the country in the meantime the parliament is looking at impeaching the president earlier they voted for releasing one of the leaders of the opposition and the former prime minister yulia tymoshenko and before that they've also returned the country to the two thousand and four constitution which basically reduces the rights of the president and so here in kiev has been unfolding quite rapidly and we'll just have to see where all of this is going to go since defacto. legally the city is still governed by the current authorities which apparently are not in the city anymore and when it comes to supplies of water gas electricity and saw in a while we're just going to have to see how that is going to turn out in the next few days earlier we spoke to political alice eric draitser about what's pushed a grain president into making all those concessions. it shows the the weakness of the government of the on the code which it shows t

>> on the good side, you have the great name i.d.. on the other hand, people might say it's time for a change. washington is broken and it's time to throw them all out including the names that you've been familiar with for more than 80 years. >> a lot of people know mrs. dingell spent a lot of time promoting the democratic party of which she is a member. was that surprising at all to you? >> not surprising at all. will this is an overwhelmingly democratic seat in the detroit area. president obama got more than 60% of the vote in 2012 there. you want to say that you are a democrat in that kind of district often and loudly. >> this afternoon president obama is expected for give a speech to the democratic national committee where he will talk about the opportunity for all versus the republicans who support opportunity for a few he says. would you call this a strategy speech heading in to the midterms? >> it's similar a framing speech. i think he wants to emphasize the democrats running in 2014. it's the economy, stupid. halves something

. >> you are talking about a state i.d. card.ned up under false names, false social security numbers. >> martin did a lot of things that were, um, not very sensible. >> reporter: so you're saying martin did all of this without your knowledge? >> he would tell me he was doing thi things. >> reporter: you got two fake military i.d. cards, three joint banking accounts using a fake name, you got a fake birth certificate, a fake utah state i.d. card, and a fake social security card. how could you be a passive participant in that? >> because martin was very powerful. he was very influential. i just assumed that he knew what he was doing. he'd been successful all of his life. >> reporter: gypsy, you're an educated person. you bonded over quantum physics. and now you want me and us the authorities to believe that you just checked your brain at the door and agreed to all this? >> when you love someone you do things that don't make a lot of sense. he had everyone confused. he was this pillar of the community. he'd been bishop twice. i mean

biden says voter i.d. laws, evidence of hatred and zealotry. no, mr.mon sense and responsibility. then in the same speech, vice president biden recognized sacramento mayor kevin johnson, a former nba player, and issued a challenge to president obama for a showdown on the court. >> i told the president next game i have him. just remember, i may be a white boy, but i can jump. >> the college student that stopped a student -- the college that stopped a student from handing out copies of the constitution has learned a $50,000 lesson on the first amendment. in accept, we told you about the modesto junior college student who decided to spend national constitution day handing out copies of the document to his fellow students. well, the school made him stop because he was not in a designated area, and did not sign up in advance. now, the school has agreed to pay that student $50,000 and revise its rules governing free speech. >>> finally, in public life, lighting can make a big difference. that lesson came the hard way this week when a simple finger point by i

to try to find terrorist suspects or criminals but it was also making use of multiple anonymous user i.d.'s so skipping up a huge bulk data from what could potentially be completely innocent eases and did b g c h q distinguish between which of those users were suspected of wrongdoing and those who weren't suspected of wrongdoing. it appears not and i think that's really what's causing such outrage here is that it seems that g.c. h.q. were able to access many images completely indiscriminately the information was collected in bold largely anonymous user i.d.'s as we said details in these documents and that also means that they have been unable to filter out information between us all u.k. citizens say no distinctions made there as we said indiscriminately collecting this information and of course that's what has caused so much concern and so much anger from a lot of users already absolutely and of course also we're learning that scores of sexually explicit material in particular was inadvertently collected after realising this did the g c h q make any attempts whatsoever to prevent the co

twenty one million americans or eleven percent of the total population did not have government issued i.d.'s including twenty five percent of blacks versus eight percent of whites furthermore a study by the civil rights group advancement project found as many as ten. million hispanics across the nation were affected by these laws during the two thousand and twelve election and all that were scary about voter fraud but the arizona republic combed through the voting records in phoenix and found that since two thousand and four there's been a whopping total of thirty four cases of fraud and only two of those cases involve undocumented citizens you also might remember about one of the photo zina phobic leadership of governor brewer arizona approved the most extreme immigration bill in the nation in two thousand and ten the law requires that every immigrant have their alien registration cards on them at all times and allowed police to stop and question people merely if they had a reasonable suspicion that the individual was an undocumented immigrant because unfortunately people don't tend to w

, if you will, it's really all about name i.d.romney and they don't know any of these other characters. so, you know, the other person who i think is very intriguing is his running mate, paul ryan, who has been taking some pretty impressive decisions and positions in the house and he's really, really up there -- >> he didn't strike me as president. >> -- as a possibility. >> he doesn't strike me as presidential term. romney looks like a president. romney runs again, by the way, has to run as romney. stop all the bs in pretending you're a crazy right winger when you're not. it hurt you. people could tell wyou were a fraud. not a bad fraud. thank you, john feehery. thank you ed rendell, governor. thank you for joining us. we'll be right back after this. e shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national

law that requires all voters to present a government-issued photo i.d.own the law, which took effect in 2012, but an appeals court later found it constitutional. lawyers for the state will argue the law prevents voter fraud, while opponents say it restricts voting, particularly among minorities, also the elderly. the challenges to the law were filed by the ncaap and by the league of voters, joining me now, elizabeth mcnamara, also judith brown, who is the co-director of the advancement project, which is a civil rights organization. thank you both for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> judith, let's start here with where this stands at this point. the argument, obviously, is that laws that exist in wisconsin and other parts of the country, which we discussed especially before the november general election, that these laws by design are meant to keep minorities, as well as perhaps even some elderly people, who let's face it, tend to vote more for democrats. keep them from the ball

how about showing photo i.d.?akers in arizona hoping to make that a requirement for anyone in that state. they say it will help reduce fraud but opponents of the bill are already complaining they say that it would be hard to implement and it is unfair to minors who use food stamps. >>> parents and students in massachusetts are frustrated with a local school's decision to ban yoga pants and leggings from the classroom. >> ridiculous. >> faculty members at rockport high school apparently expressed concern that the clothes might be too revealing. >> it's called attention to something that no one thought about. >> i think it's absolutely ridiculous. no reason for this to be blown out of proportion. this is crazy. these poor kids -- >> moore than 20 students have been sent home in year and asked to change their clothes. >> what exactly are yoga pant, ainsley? >> tight legs. you know what they are -- >> they are one of the great advancements in human civilization. >> yoga pants. >> we sent a man to the moon and we made

so if you were a staff member, faculty, student, holding a umd i.d. that time, you should protect yourself with the university of maryland's free credit monitoring, but if you are a parent of a former student or fall 2014 applicant or a student at another campus, you are not affected by the breach at all. >>> and last question, liz. it comes from jason in northwest washington. he says do you need to refridge ray rate peanut butter, and why does natural say it has to be refrigerated and the skippy or the jif says you don't have to. >> well, the american peanut council filled us in on this. peanut products require stirring, and then refrigerated will prevent it from needing to be stirred again, and it has a stabilizer like a stabilize vegetable oil which will prevent the oils from separating. so leaving out natural peanut butter is not bad for you, but it means that you are going to have to re-stir it every time, but it holds it together if that is the way you like it. >> well, that answerses the question, because i thought that maybe it was natural and

theft such as child i.d. theft and senior i.d. theft. in closing, i want to thank the committee for holding this hearing and for the opportunity to provide the commission's views. data security is among the commission's highest priorities and we look forward to working with congress on this critical issue. thank you. >> thank thank you. chairman. now, gentle laid city from illinois, miss madigan, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman terry. ranking member schakowsky and members of the subcommittee i appreciate the opportunity to testify on this important issue. addressing data breaches and preventings them is critical to our financial security and our economy. over the past decade we face ad epidemic of data breach that is affected almost every american and inflicted billions dollars of damage to our economy. they have become accustom to their occurrence but the recent target breach is a wake-up call that the government and private sector snead to take meaningful actions to curb this growing problems. i will explain

i.d., where your i.d. at? >> right here. right here. >> supervisor -- whatever the supervisor was doing, he needed to be right back here. but it's the staff, again, it goes back to the same thing. really don't have enough staff to try to do the things that you are trying to do. >> not enough staff and too many weapons can only lead to one thing. hours after our crew wrapped shooting, an inmate was stabbed in the honor dorm. the following morning, it was the main topic of conversation among the inmates. >> a man right there got stabbed two beds over, right. you know, i hear the dude scream. i wake up. i look. i see it taking place. the dude had his arm up, another man swinging a knife. >> i was awakened abruptly by tim saying, "the [ bleep ] stabbed me, he stabbed me." naturally i jumped up because it's right in my cut. i get up, tim's putting his t-shirt around his arm and he's bleeding profusely. [ bleep ] standing there, like in a zone, like in a very dangerous place in his mind. and he starts to come back. he's got a knif

. >> when you said, i could not i.d. the face of wayne williams as the man i saw with nathaniel cater, are those your words? >> those are words i was told to say. >> by? >> i'd rather not say. it might cause problems. >> could you i.d. the face of wayne williams? >> the person i saw holding nathaniel cater's hand was wayne williams, the man that was convicted of it. >> in fact, henry had passed a lie detector test before he took the witness stand. when his visitor came to see him, henry was serving five years for sex crimes. his false affidavit was used in court appeals. wayne williams lost each time anyway. >> to this day, is there any question in your mind whom you saw with cater? >> no, there's not. >> it was? >> wayne williams. >> robert henry is not the only one whose story has changed back and forth over the years. so has wayne williams'. at trial, williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening.

. >> a man using a car with a fake i.d. came to the date. while they were being asked to show i.d., they came out of the car and it exploded, killing several. >> this video shows extensive planning and training. he said that they stole the u.s. gear and stole some of it on the black market. >> they are effective, and they can move complex operations. across the world, we need to look at this video to see that within a span or four, five, six years, these people have a lot of information and dovetailed together. don't ignore their confidence. >> this is what a u.s. official told us there. the taliban has made no secret of its efforts to attack u.s. and coalition forces in. and they spoke to the meticulousness of the group's planning. the taliban said that it was launched in retaliation to their flag being taken down. we are fully prepared to to achieve retaliation. >> toe asked to revive talks between the taliban and the afghanistan government. some say that this is propaganda, but it shows the evolution of the fighters in the mountains who a