fifi tweeted her biggest challenge is the voter i.d.n texas because she has high fenated last name. she's not alone. a democratic running for lieutenant governor in texas, primaries were held this very week. i sat down with her and her team on the ground in texas and she told me about her own struggles on this issue. do we have sound of her talking about that right now? we do. take a listen. >> when i registered to vote, i wasn't married so it says lati smt a rosa san miguel. texas law dictated you don't take off a name but add on your married name. from 1977 until 2013, i was voting with a registration that said latisa rosa san miguel van depoout, but my driver's license is only van da put. it wasn't exactly the same. i had to sign an affidavit that basically said i am who i am. this happened to a lot of women. do we carry our marriage certificates around with us? or divorce decrees? no. >> is there any legitimate argument that this cuts fraud? >> no. when voter i.d. is supposed to take care of voter impersonation. we got three cases i

it would, i think, bar voter i.d. laws. it would protect voting i.d. laws in ohio. on the ballot and then pass it. it's a long way from a done deal. that's what this is. >> it's not like they wouldn't be able to get the signatures. we have this graphic poll results. 85% support expanding ability to vote before election day. 85% support same-day registration and then this is what i find the most remarkable one, the amount of support for eliminating early voting, 0%. >> see, this is -- this is the interesting thing here and, you know, i find myself agreeing with chief justice john roberts in the most iran anything way, but if we remember back to last summer when the voting rights act was struck down, a key section of it was struck down, they said that it was wrong to unfairly stig maine advertise southern states based upon their history and their tradition of restricting black voting and so, therefore, they wanted to do away with this section. i actually agree with that. let's look at what's happening in ohio and looking at what's happening in wisconsin and let's expa

the voter i.d. was not in effect during the november 2012 general election or the special election in june of 2012 when walker survived the recall. he's running for ree athletics right now in the state. a poll shows this race is in a dead heat. walker and mary brushg tied with 45% of the voters polled. this is especially good news for democrats because the poll comes from rasmussen reports a firm found by conservative activists and also is criticized for results favoring republicans. ruth conniff from progressive magazine and wisconsin state senator lena taylor. senator, you first. what's happening here? i'm amazed. first of all, special sessions cost money. and here's walker. if he doesn't get the voting laws the way he wants them he's willing to call a special session and spend money to get it right. i want your take on that and tallas fact it sure seems like this is geared at minorities, at the elderly, and young people. your thoughts. >> first of all, thank you, ed, for having me again. good to

everyone coming to the polls has to present photo i.d. and everyone registering to vote has to present proof of citizenship so there can be no discrimination. some of the argue that i have seen on the other side is they claim that maybe people of a certain race or ethnic group will be less likely to have proof of citizenship. but again we've seen no evidence of that. you know, most people regard their birth certificate as a pretty important document and in kansas we even took the extra step of providing free birth certificates for someone who lost theirs. we've really bent over backward to make sure inwho is a u.s. citizen can register. but we also made it hard to cheat. >> very briefly, you're planning to appeal? >> we are planning to appeal. because again, he makes it seem like this is very easy but we know the facts are we are talking to voters who are on the ground. it's not as easy. and this is really in contrast to what we're seeing around the rest of the nation where we are making our voting more accessible rather than restrictive.

bought and sold online - without any criminal background checks, and sometimes, without even showing i.dter:the organization ran an online petition that gained over 90,000 signatures. here's what they were upset about there are hundreds of public pages and groups on facebook that are geared toward gun enthusiast. some of the names of these pages imply something >> reporter:like, "guns for sale", or "sell machine guns" hese public pages have a ton of interaction and huge numbers of followers. anyone can see them and message other users in the group. >> reporter:on these pages there is a lot of people who post guns for sale. people put there email addresses or phone numbers right in the post to be contacted for the sale. there have been reports of transactions of guns sales taking place on these pages where the sellers did require i.d. the concern being felons or minors could be buying guns. >> this is richard burn righ ly he broke this story on venture beat. >> reporter:he showed me a text message exchange from his phone that he had with someone he met on one of these pages selling guns.

>> can i see your i.d.t doesn't matter -- >> they deny they were jaywalking and don't understand why this is a criminal investigation, which requires them to present i.d. >> what do i need to provide you i.d. for? >> the fact that you committed an infraction. >> that's not a statute, sir. >> give me your i.d. >> it's not a lawful command. >> i did not fit the criteria for someone who should be stopped and identified, period. >> you shouldn't be afraid to stand up for your rights and you shouldn't be afraid to be given an explanation for something. >> castel berry police declined our request for an interview, but at the time they say they followed standard procedures. and that asking for i.d. allows police to check for outstanding warrants. >> do not hurt me. do not hurt me. >> meanwhile, noel starts recording with her cell phone. >> why are you trying to grab me? for what? >> no, you're -- >> police don't know, both z and noel are carrying concealed weapons. z has a permit. noel does not. >> when the situat

"the individual said, no you don't need i.d.50 bucks i'm willing to meet you here and give you 90 rounds of ammunition, no questions asked, no i.d. " >> reporter:richard says he saw what appeared to be a lot of minors looking for guns. >>"there was a junior high school student in new mexico who was really adamant about wanting to trade his 30 gallon water fish tank for a hand gun or a gun of some sort. and there were people interested in talking to him about perhaps facilitating a transaction like that." >> reporter:spend a few minutes on any of these pages and you will be surprised how easy it is to find a gun for sale. >> reporter:a lot of the posts like this one for an ar-15 machine gun has the sellers phone number and email included in the post. >>"the majority of the people using these pages are in fact legitimate buyers and sellers they are following the letter of the law whether it's state or federal to conduct these transactions." true. and keep in mind facebook has over 1.2 billion users we are talking about a tiny frac

ammo. 18-50-59 venture beat reporter - richard byrne reilly "the individual said, no you don't need i.dit's $550 bucks i'm willing to meet you here and give you 90 rounds of ammunition, no questions asked, no i.d. " >> facebook released this press release today saying that they have heard the concerns of gun avocates and they are now going to take action. they are going to inact stricter regulations on pages that appear to promote the selling of guns and ammunition including having these pages include language remiding people of the importance of understanding and complying with relevant laws and regulations. >> if there is a post involving the sale a regulating item, like guns are, they will limit access the age of 18. if they receive a report on facebook about a post promoting the private sale of a commonly regulated item, we will send a message to that person reminding him or her to comply with relevant laws and regulations and they will provide in-app education on instagram for those who search for sales or promotions of firearms. >> coming up on the kron4 newest. the warriors are l

he has one thing on his mind, voter i.d. he signed a strict voter i.d.rement into law in 2011. he has been singing its praises ever since. >> last year voter i.d., unfortunately we didn't have it before the november election but we will have it in the future. >> why is it so important to have a voter i.d. law, governor? >> we have to do more to protect the integrity of the vote. >> protectathize integrity for an open, honest election. >> integrity of election is a worthy goal. the voter fraud just doesn't exist. a voting expert in wisconsin testified that there is just one, one, as in less than two, voter fraud cases for every 283,000 votes cast in that state since 2008. that's a rate of 0.00035%. but that hasn't stopped the governor from trying and trying and trying. the state supreme court is expected to rule on walker's proposed law soon. but scott walker doesn't care. yesterday he said he is willing to call a special legislative session if the supreme court strikes the law down. he wants the law in place, quote, before the next election. i wonder why

i.d., make sure the person looks like that person on that i.d.t's official, we now know who was s running for mayor of san jose. ten candidates filed papers with the city clerk and all ten of them democrats. the top five candidates familiar names here in the south bay. four of the candidates are current city council members, including vice mayor madison nguyen representing district 7, councilman sam locardo, top fund-raiser so far. councilman pierluigi olivero and councilwoman rose herrera whose district has sizable latino and hispanic population and current santa clara supervise are dave cotese. with a field ten the city is likely to see a runoff. >> with so many candidates it's very unlikely that anybody is going to get the 50% plus run that's required to win outright, and, therefore, the top two will move on to the november finals, okay, at the time of the general election. >> in a portfolio likely voters brought to you by several unions dave cortese leads the pack with 19% of likely voters followed by vice mayor nguyen, dave cortese with 19%

i had to show a voter i.d.t in the studio today to buy whiskey last week to do a lot of things that are simple. and it becomes disingenuous for the argument and the integrity of the process to cash your vote that someone is being obstructed by having to require an i.d. or something to prove where they live. and i'll move past presidential politics and down to what really matters which are city councils, water commissioners where there are few people voting. so you need to know where they live and who they are. >> i have to push back. one second. you do not have any sort of a right, fundamental right to get into 30 rockefeller plaza or any right to get into the building you are. you don't have a right to enter -- well, in the constitution we have to question how it's regulated b , but you have the fundamental right to choose your leaders. there have been people who have admitted. i want to play what a pennsylvania republican said back in 2012. very explicit. take a listen. >> voter i.d., which is going to allow

. >> let me see your i.d. >> you already going to jail. >> to me my opinion i feel like the officer is trying to keep her safe and the driver safe and excuses i don't want to get my tires dirty. >> she talked to a san antonio police station and she told them she did end up taking her bike over the curb she ended up getting arrested on a charge of failure to provide i.d. to a police officer. >> i've never been so dehumanized in my life. i want a here. i called my lawyer right now! >> her bicycle, school books and her computer were confiscated. we don't get to see it in any of these videos but she claims that the officer dragged her by her hair into the patrol car. >> whether or not that's true, none of that would have happened if she just went like this with your bike. move her back just three. >> abbey isn't a random bicyclist, she's a criminal justice study student at the university of texas san antonio which makes this thing a little bit more interesting and odd. we did call the san antonio police department, they haven't gotten back to us but sergeant javier salazar talked to the lo

lorigo pleaded guilty a fake i.d., he changed his i.d.flect his self-selected female name without going through the government. >> the fight to conserve water in the south bay. a million customers will soon be asked to follow the toughest water restrictions in five years. the goal is to cut water use by 20%. if approved by the puc san jose water would ask customers to repair leaks in five days, stop washing down sidewalks and patios and stop watering during the day. >> if there is egregious going on we can go to the customer and make sure they understand and that we have the ability to either put them on a low flow restriction or shut off service. >> san jose water says its focus is on education, not enforcement at least for now. >> the san jose council will discuss a possible pilot program to put some homeless in hotel rooms. the plan is to lease vacant motel rooms to shelt are the homeless while nonprofits help find them jobs and permanent housing. it will cost about a million dollars each year for 60 people. city leaders probably won't

there's the contentious voter i.d. law. what's your reaction to the move by the republicans in the state to cut back on voting time? >> i think it's a desperate attempt to influence the election in november. and it shows that they are worried. you know, making sure, putting up barriers to people voting. i mean, this affects seniors, veterans, students, disproportionately affects those in urban areas. as governor, i want to make sure everyone who's eligible to vote is able to vote. >> your business career was in the company, trek, makes bicycles in wisconsin. great company. makes great bikes. how big is the bike voting bloc in wisconsin? can you turn those people out? are those kind of, like, defining caucus, you can get to the polls? >> yeah, i think they're going to be my people. >> i think so, too. question is how many of them are. mary burke, running for governor of wisconsin. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> all right. coming up, a new first of its kind report on the economics of the sex industry in this

law. >> people overwhelmingly told us in the state they wouldn't have voter i.d.urt it would be, were to say we think you can have it if not for this provision or that provision, we want to modify that so that a law like that were in effect before the next election. >> before the next election, which just so happens to be an election in which scott walker is running neck and neck with democratic challenger mary burke. it also just so happens that the law that walker is so eager to keep on the books could prevent thousands of minority vote which is tend to be democratic. a full 55% of wisconsin's african-american men and 49% of its african-american women lacked a driver's license. among black males aged 18 through 24, that number is 78%. what are the implications of those numbers for scott walker? in 2012 he faced a historic recall, won narrowly with 50% of the vote but within the african-american community, one of the groups of wisconsinites least likely to have state-issued government i.d. he took home just 5% of their vote. the perp he was running against, tom b

and please take a good look at the work i.d. and make sure the person looks like the picture on that i.d. >>> new at 6:00, california's democratic party made a big announcement today, one that might not sit well with the state's top elected democrat. the california democratic party officially endorsed legalizing marijuana for recreational use. state democrats led by lieutenant governor gavin newsome voted to make pot legal, part of the peter's 2014 election platform. it comes one week after governor jerry brown voiced concerns about legalizing pot in california. >>> more than two dozen people are recovering from injuries after a stage collapsed at a southern california high school. it happened at an all boys catholic school in anaheim last night. witnesses say about 250 girls from a sister catholic school were performing in the annual music theater challenge when the stage just gave way underneath th them. >> the platform came down and it was right in the middle of it, and the girls dropped, all of the ones that were in the fron

but the supreme court upheld indiana's voter i.d. law as constitutional in this crawford case in 2008. so if the nominee continues to believe voter i.d. laws are the modern-day equivalent of the poll tax and is firm committed to ar that principle, i'm conced -- you ought to be concerned -- that he'd look for creating ways to undermine and challenge those laws, notwithstanding the crawford case upholding indiana's voter i.d. law. it goes without saying, of course, that a significant part of this job is the enforcement of voting rights laws, and that enforcement power should be entrusted only to someone who we're confident will apply the law in an evenhanded way and, obviously, uphold when the supreme court has already said was constitutional. i've also repeatedly asked the nominee whether, if confirmed, he'd commit to implementing the recommendations made by the department of justice inspector general regarding the hiring processes in the civil rights division. that i.g. report exposed a hiring process in that division that was struct

lorigo pleaded guilty having a fake i.d. though. he changed his i.d. to reflect his female name. >> it's 5:35. san jose leaders will decide whether to save an iconic movie theater. marianne favro joins us live by the theater with more details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. this theater was built in 1964 and hundreds remember watching star wars here. when this movie theater first opened you had reserve seating here. but now on march 31 it's going to show its last movie. the owners of the property want to strike a deal that would likely destroy the domes, the preservation action council of san jose is working to preserve all three domes but especially century 21, the oldest. the executive director talked to us last week. >> the architecture and the time period it represented and that it's intact, it has been changed very little from the time so it's representative of that period. >> reporter: council member pete constant is not convinced. >> i don't think there really is any purpose in preserving that theater. whether you look at it fro

it is a passiport or different i.d.nd compare it is to your boarding card, this is something that going very fast and has nothing to do with checking names against the list. that should have been done earlier. once you book the flight, your name should go into a system and be checked against one of those watch lists or wanted lists. >> so how will they determine if it was a bomb? >> i think unless there will be very specific intelligence coming in, we will have to be patient until the aircraft, or the remains of the aircraft would be found to logbooks hopefully will be found and contain information and the remains of the aircraft itself could give us good indication as to what happened to it, just like the case in previous incidents like the air france flight that disappeared over the atlantic a couple years ago and way back a twa 800 after taking off from kennedy airport. >> so how sophisticated are our bomb detection systems today in the sense that there's almost an arms race. bomb makers try to figure out ways to get

. >> i was able to do this experiment, not being i.ded. >> reporter: agreement with 46 states forbit cigarette makers to market to youths. -- forbids cigarettes makers to market to youths. >> kids are pretty much turned on tathey have to show -- to they have to show i.d. >> reporter: the ecigarettes ordinance will be taken up later this week with the board of supervisors voting as soon as next tuesday. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. . >>> oakland city administrator is stepping down. she will resign later this week. the report sites sources who say she is leaving because she believes her efforts to get the city on sound financial ground have been two warted by the counsel and mayor jean quan. >>> president obama said today he is considering economic actions to isolate russian after their invasion of ukraine. >> i think the strong condemnation it received from county countries around the world -- >> the president made the remarks, president obama said he also wants congress to pass an aid package for ukraine. the united nations discussed the situation in ukraine. the outed presi

it, eas easy to vote but hard to cheat, they come up with claims somehow difficult produce a photo i.d. or difficult to prove your citizenship by producing a birth certificate. lou: almost 16,000 folks in kansas, their registrations remained on hold, pending outcome of this case. what is their fate given that the court has ruleed in your favor on requiring proof of citizenship? >> their fate is the same, they are individuals who have started the registration process but not completeed it, they filled out a card but we drafted law to make it easy for people, if they don't have a document with tim at the time, they can -- it's, they can go home, take a picture of birth certificate with smartphone e-mail or text it in. they still have to complete the process if they to origin sterd to vote in -- registerd to vote in time for election. lou: how quickly do you think that justice department will appeal your victory? >> i am not expecting them to take this defeat lightly, probably they will appeal, to 10 circuit, we'll be waiting in court then. lou: chris covac, good to talk with you. >> than

i.d.or that and the news before the bell, let's turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. futures flat, slightly lower this morning following tuesday's big market rally. investors able to put aside their fears with the crisis in ukraine for a day. the best day of the year in fact for the dow and s&p 500. s&p closing at i knew hishg tgh. data on private sector job growth and the nation's services sector. dow jumping 227 points to 16,395. nasdaq up 74 to 4351. >>> gm's ceo says the automaker sorry for the recall of 1.4 million vehicles involving air bags that don't deploy due to faulty ignition switches. gm is aware of 31 crashes and 13 deaths. gm engineers have known about the issue since 2004 but kept using the switches until late 2006. in a letter to employees she's personally leading an internal review. >>> yahoo! will stop letting people log into various services using facebook and google accounts, including yahoo! fantasy sports and flicker

i want to show you, we have 11 states right knew have introduced photo i.d.ave kansas city and arizona that require proof of citizenship laws. that's the map. let's look at the map of the gubernatorial elections that are going to be held in 36 state this is year. 36 states including 31 incumbent governors. 31 governors who are seeking reelection and not only that you have about a half dozen of these 2010 tea party governors in purple state, governors races do bring out voters. >> yes, governor races do bring out voters and, yes, what we're dealing with here is the circumstance of the midterm election. the democratic party base usually doesn't show up because they show up for the big ticket races, the presidential races. but i caution people here on something. yes historically this is the case but we saw what happened in virginia. in the virginia governors race people said terry mcauliffe would never win because it's an off-year election, the democratic party base isn't going to come out, don't worry about it, the republican ken cuccinelli is going to win. and

don't need i.d. it's $550 bucks i'm willing to meet you here and give you 90 rounds of ammunition, no questions asked, no i.d. " richard says he saw what appeared to be a lot of minors looking for guns. "there was a junior high school student in new mexico who was really adamant about wanting to trade his 30 gallon water fish tank for a when sort. and there were people interested in talking to him about perhaps facilitating a transaction like that." spend a few minutes on any of these pages and you will be surprised how easy it is to find a gun for sale. a lot of the posts like this one for an ar-15 machine gun has the sellers phone number and email included in the post. "the majority of the people using these pages are in fact legitimate buyers and sellers they are following the letter of the law whether it's state or federal to conduct these transactions." true. and keep in mind facebook has over 1.2 billion users we are talking about a tiny fraction here that is abusing the system. there will alwa

but he did plead guilty to forging a government i.d. police say he had a fake i.d. on him the day he was arrested. he was at the school in sunnyvale in january pretending to be a parent. he was on the sex offender registry. >>> deadly heroin overdose has eric holder taking action. holder announcing a plan today to reverse that trend. the strategy includes stopping the supply of the addictive prescription pill that often lead too heroin use and asking all first responders to carry a specific overdose reversal drug. the drug can help people who have overdosed on heroin to start breathing again. santa clara also officers already carry that drug. >> after a tin can of gold was found in california, another amazing discovery. what a park visitor just unerined. >>> a vis tor found cite the treasure last week. the diamond is about to size of a pea. park officials said recent heavy rains created good diamond hunting conditions because of the rainfall washing dirt off the diamonds. this is the 47th diamond found by a park visitor just this year. >> wow. need to go visit. >>>

if an employee requests to come inside your home, ask to see their work i.d. here's the important thing. make sure the person looks like the picture on the i.d. >>> surprisingly little damage this morning following a pretty big earthquake overnight. 6.9 magnitude. the quake hit off the coast of eureka. last night about 10:30. 19 aftershocks have shaken the area. the biggest 4.6. late last night, we spoke with sergeant kay howden who said she felt the ground roll for about a minute. >> no reports of damage, no reports of injury yet. i think a few people called that had some furniture fell over in their house, and so far that's been it. >> some stores also reported some items falling off the shelf, but nothing serious. >>> a car crash in los angeles in a suburb yesterday, just the start for two drivers involved. that is a beehive. they suffered hundreds of bee stings after one of the vehicles hit this tree disturbed the hive. one of the drivers, a 51-year-old woman jumped into a backyard swimming pool to escape the insect. the other, a 17-year-old girl fell to t

skacandals or anything. >> this isn't about voter i.d.y for people who pay government salaries to actually exercise our right to vote. >> and right now they're saying, yeah, we need to make it uniform, earlier they were saying, we need to do this because there's voter fraud. before that, it was, we need to save money. there's always a rationale, but the results are the same. >> and the argument about religious freedom is trying to reach out people of faith and accommodate them. >> and zack just got back from texas. we'll look at your reporting and talk about the voting that has already begun. i can download anything i want. [ girl ] seriously? that's a lot of music. seriously. that's insane. and it's 15 bucks a month for the family. seriously? that's a lot of gold rope. seriously, that's a signature look. you don't have a signature look, honey. ♪ that's a signature look. [ male announcer ] only at&t brings you beats music. unlimited downloads for up to 5 accounts and 10 devices all for $14.99 a month. ♪ all for $14.99 a month. if ...hey b

he pleaded guilty having a fake i.d., officials say he had changed his i.d. to reflect his self-selected female name without going through the government. >> the san jose council will discuss a possible pilot program to put some of the south bay's homeless up in motels. the plan is to lease vacant motel rooms to shelter homeless while nonprofits help them find jobs and permanent housing. it costs about $1 million a year to house 60 people. city leaders will talk about the problem but probably not vote on it yet. >> san jose's land marks commission will meet to talk whether to save one of the iconic buildings. century 21, one of the dome movie theaters is set to shut down the end of the month. a couple of months before its 50th birthday. the fans not letting it go without a fight. the preservation action council collected 5400 signatures and is urging the council to save the theater. they hope the historic landmarks commission will add it to the list of historic places. two other domed theaters increase tree 22 and there 3 are scheduled to close down march 31.

. >>> two states with a legal battle upholding voter i.d. law. we explore the national implications. >>> in our signature segment, the governor of kansas is trying to get young people to come back to rural america. >> this is a beautiful community. we just need to give it economic activity. >> next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend" is made possible by judy and josh westin, joyce b. hail, the wallace family in memory of miriam and ira wallach. bernard and irene schwartz, rosalyn p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement projects. that's why we're your retirement company and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you from the tishw wnet studios. >> another satellite captures images of debris the south indian ocean that might be connected to the disappeared airliner two weeks ago. there are no details on the latest sighting locations. australia and china released images of what could be the wreck

until they find that positive i.d. that, is the haystack. and then from there they've got this monumental task still of finding the remains of the wreckage of that plane, that needle inside that haystack. that haystack, by the way, some 5 kilometers deep perhaps. >> and andrew, it is now, what, 10 past 1 in the afternoon in perth on tuesday afternoon. we're assuming this search weather permitting will get under way maybe wednesday, maybe thursday. i'm curious, if that satellite information is that having impact on the such area? >> it doesn't narrow it, john, as far as we understand. the was in that the malaysian minister -- prime minister released does tally with the information used for this operation. if you look at the original fields area of interest, if you like and where the two latest objects are discovered, they are slightly to the south of that area. so that is where they're concentrating on at the moment. it hasn't added specifically to pinpointing where the debris might be but certainly what it has done, john, is reinforce the fa

medical i.d. theft, including cyber attacks on all your medical records and data from health care companies. it is a growing problem with 50 million reported data breaches each year. sheila cdharmarajan has more. >> reporter: your social security number, address and credit card info are all in one place. according to a recent study, cyber criminal attacks on health care organizations like hospitals and clinics are up 100% in the past three years and are costing the indusy more than $5.5 billion a year. >> what we find in the marketplace is a financial identity can be worth 5 to $10 if you have all the information. a medical identity can be 5 to 10 times that amount just because how easy it is to monetize that information once the bad guys get it. >> reporter: last year, 40% of health care organizations reported a criminal data attack. for a total of an estimated 50 million breaches across the country. and health care professionals that participated in the survey expect that under the affordable ca

i just was in the governor's office helping get new i.d.river's license, because mine was drowned. and i can't -- couldn't even get access to my bank and money because i had no i.d. and the woman who helped me, donna, is a member of our oso community. her husband works for the stillaguamish tried and we found out all the baby chinook salmon died. >> do you remember hoe details of the slide? >> all too well. i'm not going to sleep for many -- a long night. we were swept away. i heard a roar. like i'd never -- i thought it was a jet or something crashing. and we went to the window, i couldn't quite figure out what it was i was seeing, and then i realized it was 20-foot wall of mud racing about 150-miles-an-hour across the valley and then it hit us. >> and when it hit you, what did it do to you? >> we were thrown -- the whole house was moving. we were thrown, tumbling. somebody said like a washing machine. i guess. so i don't know. >> how did you get out? >> we thumb -- tumbled for 30 seconds and i surrendered in that moment. i didn't know if

you can ask to see their work i.d., make sure the person looks like the person on that i.d. >> a driver left a company holding the bag after a crash. the tanker truck overturned on 101 last month spilling hundreds of gallons of gasoline on the road into a drainage ditch. it closed southbound 101 for hours. the morgan hill times reporting that william tank lines paid $27,000 for cleanup costs and expects to pay more. last month investigators say a speeding car lost control, slammed into the center divide and into the tanker causing it to flip. initial report shows the driver was at fault but she uninsured. >> time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a look at the forecast. >> have the showers and you know what, it's nothing heavy out there but it's enough rainfall to get your highways slick that could lead to a slower than normal drive. take it easy out. there mike is all over. it's back to work, back to business monday. temperatures are pretty comfortable. we're close to 60 degrees, you have the rain cooled air coming in especially in sonoma county, marin county, the south b

she's serving 12 years for i.d.y 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 is so embarrass

[ laughter ] >> steve: that's his i.d. picture. >> jimmy: that's his i.d. picture?hter ] >> jimmy: j-freakin-d says, "my buddy jumped fully clothed into the pool screaming, 'we're here!' before check-in. turns out we we're at the wrong hotel." [ laughter and applause ] there you go. anyone got a towel? sorry. this one's from @doofenyoyo. >> steve: doofenyoyo. >> jimmy: so that name's taken. [ laughter ] "took my mom's car on a road trip and my buddy found a copy of 'sex after 50' in the back seat." that's a bummer. >> steve: monster cable! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @chris5501. she says, "was at an outdoor bar talking to a really cute guy when my skirt blew up and revealed i was wearing spanx." there you go. spanx, but no spanx. [ laughter ] this one's from @wieloco. >> steve: we? >> jimmy: we loco. [ laughter ] bilingual. he says, "i was on the second level of a bar, ran into the balcony to puke onto the beach, it was actually the crowded dance floor." there you go. [ laughter ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: it's raining men -- [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, ho

i can't go visit her without an i.d. card. been there an hour early and hoping to god that i got in and got to see her for the exact 40 minutes. >> chad was released on probation but couldn't find his i.d. when his personal property was returned to him upon his release. since the jail requires visitors to show one, he was unable to visit katie. >> broke my heart and it did make me down in the dumps. because i don't want her heart to be broken, as well. i don't want her to think i'm putting her off for any reason. as soon as i get an identification card i'll be in those doors. >> until then, chad is working on rebuilding his life and staying off drugs. >> i've been pressured to use again several times out here. literally that was the first time in my life i think i ever said no six times repeatedly. that's the farthest thing from my mind is dope. >> chad is now living at the salvation army in downtown tampa, and says he's looking for work. >> part of my motivation and my strength is my wife that's locked up doing time for somet

normally we don't confirm an identification until we have an official i.d. confirmed, but i will say that in this case, i will give you a tentative identification on what we believe, the person that we have found here based on what we have right now, and so this is a tentative identification and not the official identification that will come from the official medical records, but we have tentatively identified the person that we found today of that of mr. tatum. so everything that we have is consistent with what we know about his appearance and it is consistent with what information that we had to bring us here to begin with. so tentatively, it appears that the person that we found here today was in fact mr. tatum, and it does still appear at this point that this was a suicide. so our work continues. we still have a lot to do and we are still here for the reason that we came here to begin with, and that is to look for relisha, and we will be here throughout the night, and the searches will continue tomorrow night, and we have areas a lot to search, and again

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shots rang out and her i.d. was protected in court. >> i woke up from a woman's terrible screams. just after the scream of the lady, i heard four shots. it was four gunshots that i heard. the time between the first and the fourth shot was much longer than between the second and the third one. >> if convicted, pistorius faces 30 years behind bars. and it's so closely watched, that there's a new channel focused on covering that trial 24 hours a day. >>> the global sell off spilling on to wall street, the dow down 182 points, and the losses are much worse in europe. markets are down 2% or more, and consumers here could be facing higher heating bills. the situation in ukraine, crudup 2% at this hour, and russia is one of the largest producers. the cold weather is driving up demand for utilities. the bitter cold didn't stop buyers from going to chrysler. driving sales up the largest since 2007. >>> general motors sales on ice. a decline in february after a disappointing january. >>> and ford sales fell 6% in february. blaming the bad weather. and ford hopes to make up some of those los

but the next day, thursday, a few blocks away at this library, he used a virginia i.d. to get access to this computer station. that same morning, police here in wheeling got a call from the fbi and alexandria police to be on the lookout for severance. >> so we quickly went over to the hotel. we confirmed the vehicle was there, able to determine mr. severance was not there. and then based off the photograph, we began a search of our downtown area where we located mr. severance here downtown. >> after police arrested him, the fbi confiscated the hard drive and personal items he left behind at the library. they also searches his hotel room where they only found local maps and tourist brochures. they also impounded his car. severance appeared before a judge friday morning where he said he department want to be returned to virginia. now severance is scheduled to be back before a judge monday morning, this time for an extradition hearing. we can tell you in addition to local and state police and fbi, alexandria police are also here. in wheeling, west virginia, mark seagraves,

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