i.d.t me see your i.d. or you will be arrested for failing to proare vied i.d. are you serious? >> yes, i am serious. that's the law. if you don't understand the law, i'm explaining the law to you right now. you are walking down the middle of the road. >> which i have no problem abiding by the law. all i asked was -- >> let me see your i.d. >> do you have to speak to me in such a manner? >> she was handcuffed by the officer. >> put your hands behind your back. i'm going to slam you on this car. >> do you really want to do that? do you see what i'm wearing? >>i don't care what you're wearing. >> don't talk to me like this. this entire thing is about your lack of respect for me. for me. >> i'm not going to fight you. put your hands behind your back. >> i'm a professor at the university. >> despite her protests, things quickly got violent. >> stop fighting me. put your hands -- >> stop touching me! stop! [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back! >> stop! stop! >> peoples passing by on

in alabama, a state with a brand spanking brand new voter i.d.ind evidence of voter fraud. so far, there's been no evidence worthy of the prize. joining me now is national political reporter for the "washington post" malika henderson and staff writer, jamel buoy. nia, does this study do anything to dampen the fervor for voter suppression, voter i.d. laws? >> no. probably not. if you look at what the rnc is saying they just sent out an e-mail a couple of hours ago saying that black voters are just likely, the majority of black voters support voter i.d. laws and i think, i think they sent out a statement saying -- see, african-americans are on the same page as republicans when it comes to voter i.d. laws. so i doubt this study will do much in terms of curbing what we've seen in terms of a trend of people voting for these voter i.d. laws and putting them in place. >> which black voters was the rnc talking to? >> this was a fox poll. 51% of black voters polled, said that they supported voter i.d. laws. we had a poll in 2012 that said 65% of african-a

as voter i.d. and that's the sect pieond piec. college campuses are in every one of these communities where you have the largest populations that need access to voter i.d. about face is a great idea. if students made it their mission to get every person that needed i.d., get them identification, that would transform elections. i agree. i agree, voter i.d. is here. let's stop whining about it and working towards it. harness the power of students to go out, get their own i.d.s first, like being on the plane. put your mask on first and then help others. make sure every person you talk to has an i.d. what we are doing with the new georgia problem jekt, we ask you if you voter i.d. if you don't, we need to make sure you get it. it doesn't matter if you register 1,000 or voter i.d., t doesn't matter if you register voters if they can't vote because of a simple piece of paper. >> i would also encourage identifying existing organizations. for example, voter latino organized and create a college for the sor

they'd been waiting to pass a voter i.d. law. it's more than a voter i.d.ting law that cuts voter registration and same-day voting. they'd been waiting to pass that. they went ahead and did that. similar story in alabama. all across the south, you've seen them explicitly say, we are taking advantage of this ruling to go ahead with these laws. >> and sheryl, i think what's counterintuitive when they look at what's happening in the south is that the south is solidly republican territory. people ask themselves, why would anybody want to bother to restrict african-american voters? well, the mississippi case that we just saw, because it is an open primary state, kind of illustrates maybe one reason why. can you sort of talk to that counterintuitive notion that people maybe don't understand why a southern state would care to restrict black voters and brown voters at all. >> well, we should remember, joy, to think about two levels of political power. you're absolutely right. there's the power at the state level in which there are real concerns about african-americ

testing centers. >> a school i.d. is what-- like what is that?e colors with literally a name and a picture on it. so what i would do is, i took the template from my high school i.d., pasted my picture on top of it, and whatever person's name whose test i was taking, i would have their name and date of birth on it. and it was really as easy as that. >> no social security number? no driver's license? no passport? >> name and date of birth. >> on a little piece of plastic? >> on a little piece of plastic that got laminated once. >> fake i.d. in hand, and with a bad case of nerves, eshaghoff began his lucrative career. >> as soon as i took that first test, and i went in and i killed it, like my first time ever taking the test for somebody else, i got a perfect score on the math section. it was like, "whoa, that was easy and that was great. and i'm good at this." >> it was clockwork from there. over the course of nearly three years, he took the s.a.t. over and over again, consistently scoring in the 97th percentile or higher for the students he called

is that your i.d.right there? >> yes, sir. >> can you hand it to me, please? >> yes, sir. >> okay, thank you. man, you got a haircut and a shave since this was taken, ain't you? >> the picture and the i.d. seemed very strange to me. he had a full beard, very scraggly. it was a rough looking picture. you can i have me just one second? i'll be right back with you. >> the man gives his name as daniel roy smith and the corporal heads back to his cruiser to radio in the information. everything seems to be in order. corporal mecham still has to check one more thing. >> daniel roy smith, black male. 5/30/54. i typed in his i.d. number and ran a check through dmv. he's disturbed by what he sees. >> on the screen it showed he was wanted by the u.s. marshals office out of winston-salem. >> but mecham isn't sure it was the same daniel roy smith. >> he was so friendly. he was so polite. i couldn't imagine if he knew he was wanted he would have handed my his i.d. that's what caught me off guard. >> the corporal see

alabama passed the voter i.d. law in 2011 didn't go into effect until last year's supreme court ruling in the voting rights act. the court eliminated the requirement that states with history of discrimination have to get advance approval to how people show the. gop politicians in alabama say the law wasn't designed to make it harder to vote it was designed to combat voter fraud. you heard about that before. that kind of fraud ranges from rare to nonexistent. a fact that was actually tef dent in an unusual new offer -- evident in an unusual new offer from the gop. the republican party announced it is offering a $1,000 reward for information that directly lead to a conviction of a felony for voter fraud. now if that happened a lot, that would be an expensive program for the alabama gop. but this new bounty raises troubling questions about what alabama pubs are up to. when did the republican party decide it its job to police elections instead of trying to win elections. i am joined now by my guests. welcome to you bo

>> can i see your i.d. it 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 situ

. >> at work, their i.d., the national i.d. was taken, last week, all of them. and they said this week, no vacations are allowed, not even sick leave. you have to go there and if you need to get your i.d. back, you need go to be voting for the president. in fact if he are being coerced. >> reporter: there are three candidates in this election but many say the winner is already known. president bashar al-assad is expected to stay in office for another seven years. the opposition says his competitors were hand picked by the regime to give the election legitimacy. many of the syrians who live in rebel controlled territories are not taking the election seriously, as you can see, they continue to arrive in turkey to escape the war at home. many live i in exile. this suburb south of damascus is contested territory. just like many areas not under the control of the state there were no ballot boxes. opposition activists are calling it a blood election. in summer they control neighborhoods. syrians use garbage cans as ballot boxes. they are defiant. >> today syria is ret

virginia requires voter i.d.idal wave started in 2010 of mostly republican state legislatures putting restrictions on the vote. that's not to say there hasn't been an effort to plug the dam, bipartisan group of legislators has proposed if they have five voting rights violations in the past 15 years. four states would require preclearance right off the bat. you guessed them, georgia, will you will you, mississippi, and texas. despite bipartisan support, the bill has not budged although its sponsors are hoping to break through. senator patrick leahy will hold a full judiciary committee hearing on the bill this coming wednesday. the bill's future remains uncertain. house speaker john boehner has been noncommittal at best. majority leader eric cantor, remember him, he was said to have been working closely behind the scenes to bring the bill up for a vote. but now cantor is out. and even if the bill were to pass in its current form, it leaves a gaping hole. disenfranchisement as a result of voter icht d. laws would no

for the first time voters in alabama must show a photo i.d. to vote.erned about fraud they're even sending people out to look for it, offering $1,000 reward for information that directly leads to a conviction of a felony for voter fraud. but the real fraud is the law itself. msnbc.com's zachery rolph introduced us to a new face of voter suppression. 93-year-old willie. he's been voting since he first registered back in world war ii. but today, when he went to vote in alabama, he was turned away because he doesn't drive and doesn't have a form of i.d. . >> i went down there and they told me i had to get something with my name on it. i said i don't know how to go over there anyway. i just decided just let it alone. and i come home back here and lay down and took a nap. >> this is a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. it's an assault on the voting rights of minorities and we won't stop fighting it. 50 yearse in refining and perfecting the rich, never bitter taste of gevalia. and we do it all for this very experience. this very second. this exact mom

tomorrow they can just get an i.d. card for free proving they served. it's santa clara county's way to make sure its heroes are easily recognized when seeking health and government services. they can use the cards to get discounts at participate gt businesses also. >> another goal is to reach out to veterans not aware of the services we provide. this will enable us to help more veterans we don't normally provide to. >> about 25 other counties in the state are already using this i.d. card system. >>> faulty air bags are the target of a new federal probe. the investigation covers more than 1 million vehicles. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, the probe started after the agency received six reports of air bags rupturing. car companies reported it was like shrapnel blowing onto drivers and passengers. three people were hurt. the vehicles were made by these five automakers, the models are from 2002 to 2006. >>> google is stepping into the autism spectrum. soon google cloud will store 10,000 dna samples from people with autism a

i showed the woman my green card and my school i.d.rd around twice and she looks at me and she says this is fake, don't come back here again. my grandfather was actually in the garage cutting coupons and i remember dropping my bike and going to him and saying i just put the card in front of him and the first thing he said is what are you doing showing that to people, first thing. the second thing, you're not supposed to be here. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> i was 16 at this point. while other kids were dreaming about their future, i had no idea what the future held for me. i also found out mama was not coming to america. at that moment, i realized i was all alone. i couldn't tell my friends. i didn't trust my family. i felt that the people who were supposed to take care of me didn't take care of me. i was so angry with my family that i didn't want to be around them. school became my second home. you know, there are so many kids at the high school, 1800 at one point, and jose was just one of those ones that kind of -- it didn't ma

policies like requiring i.d. black and hispanic voters were less likely to have, or cutting the days for early voting that were favored by black churches. something else happened after that supreme court decision that was really interesting to watch. no mainstream republicans wanted to be seen as cheering too hard for what the court had done, even though it was the five republican appointed justices who made up the majority in that decision. a few key republicans in congress said they wanted to put some of the votes rights act back into place. eric cantor had begun joining congressman john lewis on his pilgrimage to alabama. he had marched in the 1960s. he was beaten so badly he was nearly killed trying to cross the bridge in selma, alabama, for voting rights. congressman cantor joined john lewis on his annual pilgrimage back to alabama in 2013 and again in 2014. the night the supreme court ruled against the voting rights act, eric cantor cited his profound experience john lewis in alabama. he said, i'm hopeful c

she's serving 12 years for i.d.rgery 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 embar

. >> every child going to that school, they have a photo i.d.have to scan the i.d. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to the side when his i.d. card doesn't work. christoph says when he tries to go through security again, the dean becomes enraged, believing christoph is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately when i looked at the video, i could tell it was in violation of the rules of the department of education, and probably it looked like something that was illegal, possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurting. i feel my stomach left where it was and then where somewhere el. i see the dean grab on to him and throw him down. picks him up, throw him into a table violently. picks him up again and throw him to the ground. >> at 5'5," 120 pounds, the 15-year-old boy is no match for the dean who is more than twice his size. >> they throw

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i.d.'s will include name, photograph and date of birth. it will be the largest local i.d. program in the nation. the mayor will sign it into law. >> everything in moderation can lead to a longer life. this is especially true when it comes to alcohol. >> a new study finds drinking excessively can put your life at risk. these numbers are new and cause for concern. we start with a staggering statistic. researchers say drinking too much alcohol accounts for one in 10 deaths among adults. the study by the c.d.c. found nearly 90,000 people die each year from excessive drinking, the deaths due to long issues from repeated alcohol use, breast cancer, live disease and hard decease, car crashes, alcohol poisoning and violence. more than half deaths are linked to binge drinking. what is excessive drinking? here's the answer. according to the c.d.c.'s recommend is as, starting with binge drinking, at an occasion like a party, for women, four or more glasses of wine is considered too much. men is five beers. again, we're talking in a single sitting here. looking longer term at someone

refused to give us his i.d. at one point, he finally did pull out his i.d. delgado's feet. >> just out of camera range, an intense struggle erupts between the police and the man. >> get on the ground. >> they put him in handcuffs, but he refuses to get into acosta's patrol car without a fight. >> i grabbed him, and i got him to the ground. he started to flail his feet, kick and scream, yell, again, with the profanities. his temper rose again. officer dean ran up and assisted me trying to get his feet situated. >> it takes all three officers to force him into the back seat of the car. >> would not stop kicking. >> help me. help me. help me. >> once they get him in the car, he can be seen on a camera facing the back seat. >> ah! >> he cries. begs. >> please, i did not do anything. >> spits. and when the police don't release him, he violently kicks his feet and bashes his head in the back of the car. >> what the [ bleep ]. enraged, he continues to battle the police, refusing to remove his leg from the door. >> when you release your leg, it won't hurt anymore. >

spending until someone in that i.d. to -- i.t. department could show me the current architecture and how these systems fit together and how i.t. spending will affect that and make me -- let me make one more point. talked about the electronic health record in the mid- positive comments. i confess that i don't know where the status is of today but i can tell you at the 2012 we had a joint hearing with secretary shinseki and secretary panetta and they were proudly saying that we were going to have a single transparent electronic health record for military from start to finish within the next five years. he had been working on it for 10 years. this is not a matter of can do. it's a matter of want to and the department does not want that electronic health record because the i.t. technology to get it is there today if they really wanted to do it. mr. chairman i yield back. thanks for giving me the opportunity. >> thank you very much mr. johnson. members the clock says 1010:00 and we will stand in recess for five minutes. >> you can see

did you give him your i.d.?lly give i.d. i was never -- i was never asked about my name was, i was never told what i was in violation of, it was just immediately do you know the difference between a street and a sidewalk and then gets out of the car. he throws the car door open is what happens, and he says, towering over me, he's intimidating, he is -- i don't no he why he know why he's so aggressive. >> we watched this video. it is hard for us to watch this video. you're not a tall woman. you're about 5'2", 5'4", we see that he's being aggressive, were you doing anything or saying anything -- allow me to play devil's advocate, because people will see this and wonder what you were doing to instigate such behavior. >> i asked him to speak to me with respect. >> but then you kick him, didn't you? do you regret that? >> i'm not at liberty to discuss that. i've been advised by my lawyer not to discuss that. >> we understand you have a court base on thursday, correct? >> yes. >> how do you feel about that? >> at this

insert your card for any changes and cover up the key pad before you enter your personal i.d.umber. have a engineer hunt. typically we do that and we do that instead of charity, it it it is a opinion fun way to give back to charity. >> so far from he has given away 0 to $15. he will be in chicago hue stop and new york and his body has experienced >>> -- expandsed. >> chris is among those who slapped yet yesterday, they will fly, the world cup kicks off on thursday against crew asia. >>> coming up, a missing cal st leading search crews to a armored machine guns and it is a controversial future for all of the military gear. >>> fog on the that golden gate bridge it is cooler weather and it could mean bad traffic some of these areas. we have a lot of mid-60s and san jose was -6z 6 and we will slow you the cooler tuesday forecast. . >>> we have developing news out of safe began -- afghanistan where five american soldiers appeared to have been killed in what appears to be friendly fire. they were killed when a coalition jet was called in to help ward off a taliban attack mistakenly

i only like the i.d. channel with murder all the time or 100% murder.he hitler channel and such. >> jimmy: of course. he still brings it off all these years. the i.d. channel is a channel i've not seen until i was on vacation with some friends. it's really like a bunch of shows about wives killing their husbands, right? >> and they always have new murder stories. now they've got one "sinister minister." it always has that title, you know, real creative. wives with knives. >> jimmy: that's the one that makes me nervous. >> it's just like a bunch of really -- people, the way they think they ear going to get away with it is what gets me. you know, then they act all normal. but they always get caught, and i love the way the forensics works to get them caught, because it's never, you know, what they -- it's never what they think. and i'm going to do my own show on this called monsters in the fall. >> jimmy: for real? >> yeah, which is like all these horrible moms that makes me feel so functional. these horrible moms and the things they do. oh, my gosh. >> ji

it's a sad thing when you read the various i.d. reports, agency after agency was with the same problem year after year. nothing gets fixed. just my own anecdotal experience dealing with government is it seems to me the quality -- it's not just the quality of our politicians, which is declined, the quality of government employees and the bureaucracy that it's just -- we have incompetent government. i'm sure we have some great federal employees. that's not the norm. >> emmy award winning and investigative reporter lisa myers is leaving washington d.c. find out why on c-span "q&a." >> one day after his primary loss in virginia, house majority leader eric cantor officially announced he will be stepped down from his leadership role at the end of july. he was defeated by david brat. >> good afternoon. first of all, i just want to talk a little bit about what happened last night and then going forward. you know, growing up in the jewish faith, i grew up, went to hebrew school, read a lot in the old testament and you learn a lot about indi

left all i.d. no wallet. no cash. left her keys. basically walked out with nothing. >> he says his sister was battling severe depression and has diabetes. mimi is described as 5'5" with brown hair and eyes. last seen wearing a dark blue jacket, tan baseball cap and tan capri pants with light blue tennis shoes. the family is looking for volunteers to help search for mimi. they're also offering a $5,000 reward for her return. >>> a powerful explosion rocks a building off its foundation. f butane canisters started the fire just before 11:00 last night. witnesses say they saw two people leaving the scene. they appeared to have suffered burn injuries. much more ahead on today in the bay. a new law that may prevent deadly rampages like the one in santa barbara from happening. >>> more than two years after the embassy attack in libya, the suspected master mind faces a judge. >>> welcome back to the broadcast. thank you so much for making us part of your sunday morning. you're looking at a live picture from downtown san francisco as prepara

reports the agency is getting communications from intercepted communications and can use programs to i.d. people from surveillance people. it cites a report from 2010 and '11 which snowden provided. facial recognition software can help implement precision targeting. an nsa spokesman says the agency's programs are within the law. >>> the environmental protection agency is unveiling a new law to reduce emissions in power plants. the plan is expected to hit the coal industry hardest of the scientists say coal fired power plants are the largest producers of greenhouse emissions. >>> up next on news at 9:00. nasa is using hover craft. >>> we're up next with weather. >>> we're have one of the greatest games in nhl in chicago last bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog:

right now, imgrandparents need two i.d.'ncluding a passport. >> the i.d.s i need to present are the decision between going and getting a passport and paying for a passport or paying for shoes for my kids. >> the federal government were asking they be a slightly different i.d. >>> a new listen for crowds at muir woods is not getting a lot of expert from residents and they are looking up to set up a reservation system for parking which attracted forely a million visitors. residentsen what the number tourists to be kept in certain areas because they overwhelm the park. they want to reserve parking and charge $7 to $15 a car. it could be up and running by 201. >> an injured mountain bicycleer was bicycling on a remote trail and had to be rescued by helicopter. he called for help by cell and he was blown directly to a hospital. >>> two weeks until the julyup and officials say it is never too early to warm people about the dangers of fireworks. police and firefighters hope to avoid a scene like this, as folks set off commercial gr

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you have throwing it and if you need get your i.d.k, you need to go to be -- to vote for the president. in fact, they are being coerced. >> reporter: there are three candidates in this lex, but many say the winner is already known. president bashar al-assad is expect today stay in office for another seven years. the opposition says his competitors were handpicked by the regime to give the election legitimacy. many of the syrians who live in rebel-controlled territories are not takingal election seriously. as you can see, they continue to arrive in turkey to escape the war at home. millions of syrians live in exile. and they don't think the election will end the conflict, nor will it restore security. this is what election day was like for the people of here. this suburb south of damascus is contested territory. and just like many areas not under the control of the state, there were no ballot boxes. opposition activists are calling in a blood election. in some rebel-controlled neighborhoods syrians used garbage bins as balance you can

. >> max's mother provided us with the cell phone number on her caller i.d. >> when investigators called number, a man answered the phone. >> we're able to get the person on the phone. he said his name was phillup thompson. and he was asked if he knew anybody by the name of joshan ashbrook, and if he had picked up anybody or knew this female. >> phillup thompson confirmed he and his daughter had picked up joshan when she was hitchhiking. >> hey, can i borrow your phone real quick? >> took her to her boyfriend's house to leave the note. and then they dropped her off at the local walmart. >> and that is the last that he had seen of her. >> phillup thompson agreed to meet police later that day, but he failed to show up for his appointment. >> investigators looked at that as possibly you know, a telltale sign of somebody, you know, who was running away from something. >> but police received some troubling news. the cell phone was not registered to phillup thompson. it was registered to phillup partin, a convicted killer. >> phillup partin was convicted of a murder that he committed in 1987 i

but democrats have to put out voter i.d. does not the always equal voter suppression. laid a lot on the table. i want to dig into a couple. one of the points you made, i went back and looked at it empirically. in fact african-american voters in mississippi going back to '04, so well before the obama moment, outperformed white voters in turnout. so that even in '04, 6.6% of african-americans turn out to vote. even in the midterms, 50% of black voters. so in many ways it feels like that legacy of freedom summer, of folks who worked hard for the vote and, therefore have not lost -- >> the original tea party. >> other side. freedom tempt party. look, as i look at what happened in this case, here you have black voters who have been showing up to vote, who show up even over and above voter i. dflt. but for whom the choice is cochran versus mcdaniel. and i'm thinking where in the world is the democratic party? why have they completely given up on the deep south and why is there no sense there would be a meaningful alternative, a possibility of electing a depp krat statewide?

and i have an i.d. card -- a prison i.d. just showing off. >> in all of the places you've been in the world, that's your really excited place? >> that's the one we're talking about right now. >> okay. just making sure. >> just showing off. being dan. >> just like me. >> yeah. >>> can you believe it's been 30 years since we're all asking, who you gonna call? yep. "ghostbusters" is turning 30 this weekend. and to celebrate, the film is being re-released in movie theaters. the paranormal exterminators have been restored and remastered. and you'll be able to relive all of your favorite spooky moments, when "ghostbusters" hits 700 theaters across the country on august 29th. that's before the third one. which is allegedly being made. they're going to get you back in. >> it's kind of held up, right? they started and stopped. >> and they're trying to get everyone back. and who is going to sign on. and who is not? we'll just go back to the first one. >> there was a reason to bring me to this country. >> exactly. the stay-puft marshma

you know, if you want to make birth certificate or i.d. card, you can fake it. big money for the official to issue the paper. >> once you are confronting these influential people that are above the law, it can get quite dangerous. there were some camp owners that like told me literally that if i was a guy i would be dead already. >> shortly before the making of this film, a local informant in the area disappeared. activists fear the worst but carry on nevertheless. >> people who work with the animal in this country, they're afraid. myself, i afraid, too, but to be honest, the animal are more afraid. >> we put these allegations to the deputy director of the national parks authority, whose remit is to protect and police the country's wildlife. >> [speaking thai] >> but despite such assurances, evidence suggests trade in wild calves is still ongoing. >> investigations in the last 6 months and conversations have been had with traders and elephant owners have shown at least 14 wild-caught calves have been traded across the border from burma into thai camps. and we be

times" reports the agency is getting the images from intercepted communications and can use programs to i.d. people from surveillance footage the times article crete cites reports that snowden provided. facial recognition software can help precision targeting. >>> the environmental protection agency is suspected to unveil a new plan to cut carbon pollution coming from power plants. they want plants to cut cash ban pollution by 30% of 2005 levels by 2030. the plan is expected to hit the coal industry the hardest. scientists say coal-fired power plants are the largest producers of greenhouse gas emissions. this plan would give state options to add to their power grid before the deadline. >> up next at 6:00, nasa looks to the puffer fish to help take spacecraft to new places. >>> a look at your monday morning forecast. meteorologist frances dinglasan is up next with that. >> our local nines on the winning slate. a's, and tim hudson got four in the first from his offense, the best pickup in free agency in baseball. highlights coming up. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. somet

. >> there was no i.d. so we weren't able to identify who these individuals were, where they came from and who they might have had contact with prior to this event. >> although each victim was tied a 30-pound concrete block decomposition created gases that lifted both the bodies and concrete blocks to the surface. >> the water temperature was hot. had this occurred in much colder temperatures, much colder water, one cinder block might have held them under the surface. you don't have to do a lot of study on that to figure that out. >> the medical examiner estimated the bodies had been in the water for at least three days. to pinpoint where the victims were put in the water the investigators asked experts of the university of florida to analyze the currents for that time period. >> they felt they were thrown out into the center of the bay somewhere, wasn't off of a bridge or off any shore line. >> after media outlets picked up the story, the manager of a local hotel called police. he said a woman and her two

every time someone asks you for an i.d. -- >> my only i.d. -- because i fly. me are not supposed to be flying, right, so i'm flying with my passport that was issued by the philippine government to me. after i outed myself as undocumented, my driver's license got revoked from washington state. i can't drive right now. is there anything more american than driving? you all know undocumented people drive, by the way. which is for me, the fact we have such a standtill on immigration reform, right, how can states and cities like new york alleviate the struggle? there are 500,000 undocumented new yorkers in new york city alone. >> half a million -- i have so much i want to talk about. i wish i had -- there is an entire hour coming. we'll learn a whole lot more. jose, it's good to meet you in person. you and i have interview by satellite all the time so it's nice to meet you in person. >> thank you so much for having me. >> i would have asked you, what's the end game, but i have a feeling it's coming on sunday night. look at that, folks, jose antonio vargas. the film,

for every day they continue to strike it was clear what they thought as union members raised their i.d. cards to vote. >> the feeling here is one of anger and frustration and despite the judge's ruling, they both have to continue the indefinite strike. unless the government meets their demands that could effect transports on opening match day. >> the congestion in the city is bad at times but the next few days saw it get even worse with huge traffic jams as people try to get to work. the accusations that the unions are using the world cup as an opportunity to extract more from the government was strongly denied. >> they put the world cup in the middle of our sally negotiations. we have been negotiations our sallies until may and because it's carried on until june we now have the world cup. >> reporter: bus drivers and teachers in sao palo, they have all been pushing for higher pay. even police walked off the job in the northeast of brazil. that lead to looting a few weeks ago. >> the truth is, the government has to give in. in the very short-term at least it has to give in. after the w

them and this week nova cases and no sick leave and you have to go there and if you need to get your i.d you need to vote for the president. in fact, they are being coerced with all those, i think the true percentage is much, much lower. you mentioned lebanon. let's reb remember there are 1.5 syrian refugees in lebanon so if you believe the numbers of the government and i don't of course, it's still a tiny percentage. >> sir, also, it does look likely that the president will win this election so he will win another seven years in office and certainly he has remained in power for the past three years since the start of the civil war, do you worry perhaps at some point the western powers will start to think perhaps it's time to negotiate with president bashar assad again? >> yes, it does worry me and to be honest with you, the west really failed us tremendously because at the beginning of the revolution they knew that we did not this conflict to escalate and to go that far. the west in rhetoric they supported us, that assad's days are numbered and that he lost his legitimacy and so on and

the task force found bio metrics like fingerprinting or hand scanning coupled with an i.d. badge is reliable in making airports more secure. airports including sfo now have it. san jose does not. >> technology is there. it can be utilized and should be implemented. >> reporter: congressman spear headed the task force. it has been 12 years and it doesn't appear we are betting off now than before. >> i believe we should revisit the recommendations. we utilize the idea that all airports should be following the same recommendations. >> we did pass some bio metrics here but it wasn't an area that was established at this point. >> reporter: the director of aviation at san jose international airport. >> even though tsa does not require it do you think it would enhance security to have bio metrics? >> there are different things s you can do. there are things you do above and beyond the basic standards. >> reporter: we watched these doors for a week as passengers and anyone else who wants to walks by. insiders say anyone who gets ahold of a badge that opens these doors can go from a

sullivan was using henry's identification, and it could have conceivably been that justin dropped the i.d at the scene of the crime. >> but like his brother, justin denied any involvement in the murders. he said he had an alibi, that he was with friends at a nightclub, which they corroborated. then investigators asked their third suspect, william deparvine, for a dna sample. he said no. >> we don't have any probable cause at this point in time in the investigation to indicate that mr. deparvine is involved in the murder. therefore, we don't have enough information to draw a search warrant. >> without a warrant, police couldn't get a genetic sample directly from deparvine. but there were other ways. >> we were looking for him to either eat something, drink something and discard it, chew gum and discard it, or even spit so that we could swab that up. >> a team of detectives was assigned to follow deparvine everywhere he went, hoping to somehow get his dna sample. deparvine had earned a law degree while he was in prison, and he was very careful, either because he was disciplined or he knew h

the two male suspects took cash and a weapon and the woman's i.d., she suffered minor injuries. >>> traffic is back to normal outside of philadelphia international airport after this fire on a shuttle shut down the surrounding roads, the fire erupts around terminal e around 4:40, it was identified as a park and jet shuttle, arrival roads wfr briefly closed off until the fire was brought under control and the shuttle driver was able to escape the flames safely. the cause of the fire is now never investigation. >>> a delaware high school teacher is arresting ed on drug charges. he was taken into custody at seifert high school. a drug sniffing dog turned up marijuana in his war. >>> the philadelphia 76ers are another step closer to moving their practice facility across the delaware river, a meeting was held on the proposal to build the facility on the waterfront. vernon odom is live in camden now with the outcome of all of this. >> reporter: by all accounts it's a done deal, the philadelphia 76ers will do most of their business here in camden, new jersey, except play their home games. the new

. >>> tomorrow a new i.d. card system for veterans designed to help improve services. the cards can be used to provide proof of military service, access service. the new cards will be more convenient than carrying discharge documents. the veteran comes in with the card there's no need the fill out a sheet and ask questions. you save a lot of time and get to the concern he has. santa clara county has 85,000 veterans. officials hope word spreads and improves outreach to veterans. >>> they were touted as a tool to keep streets safer. now bay area cities are shifting gears. why many cameras are being turned off. >>> a push to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. >>> a chance for wet weather in the morning hours. where that could happen and the timeline on the bay area weekend. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard