i can't really write you a check because i don't have a picture i.d. they're new. these i.d.'s are for amusement only. you got that? bartender: you fellows going to try it again? bring us a pitcher, okay? pitcher. thanks, pal. so, what's the story with traci? you got your own personal groupie or what? no, she's cool. she just hangs out with us. she's a good barometer. what do you mean? soon as me and kenny start thinking about hitting on her we know we've drunk too much. exactly. give me a club soda. how's it going? we met the other day. i see kenny finally got you some decent i.d. yeah. we didn't mean anything by drinking at the cemetery. hey, it's okay. i was just visiting a friend of mine, you know and seeing you guys out there partying... i heard about johnny. what did you hear? i heard he died. yeah, he did. i felt bad about drinking there. i just thought i'd apologize. well, thank you. thanks so much for apologizing. forget i said anything. why are you here anyway? you come over and i should feel happy because you're such a nice guy who can relate to something you know n

i.d. day. experts will tell you that children are vulnerable and these are looking to steal i.d. they don't have a criminal history and criminals have the entire childhood to run up credit before anybody finds out. were a kid in the person that you love the most steals your identity. this person lifted. she did not figure it out until her 30's. her mom, standing next to her at this 20 12 award ceremony, ripped off her i.d., then ruin her credit before she turned 12. >> there is a lot of money that is just gone. i.d. when is a 19-year-old the utility company asked for deposit because of her bad credit. >> she used my identity until it cannot be used anymore. scott: the founder of an identity protection firm identity theft 911 say that the eaves love to grab a kids identity over and adults. >> nobody looks at their credit. years or more, so they create a credit profile, build up a robust credit history, and then destroy it. scott: you are warnings that your child's i.d. is snatched. they may

i think photo i.d. is going to make a little bit of a difference. >> if i could say one message to politicians who are supporting these voter i.d. laws i would say, let me vote. i'm a american. i've earned my right to vote. let me vote. >> after weeks of lobbying for the vote riders, she was given a temporary exception to the to fight the way she has. a study shows that states with these laws see a dro in turnout one to two percentage points. that may not seem like a lot but in a lot of close states that could be enough. tens of thousands of people to swing the race. >> you got to make a phone call, go online and find out what's required in your state. >> for certain people, homeless people who don't have proper identification, disproportionately people of color, there are very serious obstacles of i.d. >> you can see more of our series on nbc news app on amazon fire tv. >>> let us head to al in chicago. >> announcer: "today's" weather is sponsored by netjets. the worldwide leader in private aviation. >

action. ( hesitant: ) you got some i.d., punk? let's do one more. quiet! assistant: settle and roll. 49 baker, take 13. marker! all right, concentrate. actiti. you got some i.d., punk? cut. do this line. go ahead, do it. do what? do this line! he's perfect-- looks like a cop. looks like a cop. i'm not ananctor. neither is he. don't try and act; just say the line. don't even try and act. you got some i.d., punk? say it again with attitude. say it to me-- like you really hate me. he's great. i'm in heaven. no, i told you, i'm not an actor. hey, you get $380. you got some i.d., punk? hey. director: cut! print! don't kill the star. okay, folks, we're in the wrong place. i give him the line. what was it? "got some i.d., punk?" not like that. i was acting-- i said it like i meant it. i was pretty good, too. i got some applause. because they wanted to go home. the makeup lady said i was a natural. i think i know why. i got this theory-- want to hear it? no. see... we go undercover all the time. what's that? that's playing a chchacter. what's that? that's acting.

since the launch in may, hundreds on the high quality fake i.d.'s have been taken out of the hands of minors. coming in. they know they don't have to worry about drinking with underage people that cause, is. >> don says in the summer it was seeing 20 fake i.d.'s a week. every friday and saturday night police are now stationed around the establishments and they train the businesses how to spot a fake. >> police have strategically placed codes on the window at the bars where the line forms. underage people think its a drink special. but if you us scan the code it is a warning video telling you to think before you drink. >> we have to step outside. >> you can be charged with possession of a fake i.d., misdemeanor or charged with identity theft. >> police say the campaign is working and the businesses now have the tools to help stop underage drinking. in arlington, ryan hughes, abc7 news. jonathan: baltimore teacher has been fired after a racial outburst that left her classroom absolutely stunned. watch. >> idiot. >> trying to get an education. we're g

however, fraudsters have long targeted consumers, falsifying caller i.d. numbers to trick

voter i.d. law took effect in wisconsin limiting the i.d. you can use at the polls. she is an american citizen who emigrated from ireland when she was just 6 weeks old. she has an illinois driver's license but not a wisconsin-issued photo i.d. or current passport. the dmv says she needed naturalization papers which u.s. i immigration services told her would cost $325 and cause many s . >> i'm heart broken. >> reporter: 14 states have new voting laws this election cycle, eight limiting the i.d. you use. >> it varies from state to state. in texas they accept concealed weapons for voting but not student i.d. cards. >> reporter: director of the voting rights project for the state says 10% of the registered voters don't have the right kind of i.d. >> while they are disproportionately poor people, people of color, poor students >> i'm trying to get a wisconsin i.d. so i can vote. >> okay. >> i don't have my birth certificate but i got everything else. >> reporter: in september, a voter advocacy group recorded a wisconsin dmv turning away this resident, zach moore, who's ho

it's the checkbook and the i.d. they want to catch these people because it's ongoing. >> peter bernard live in safety harbor, thank you. >>> highway patrol troopers are investigating what caused a deadly motorcycle accident on i- 275. the driver stellas jewel schubert was headed south when he collided with a barrier propelled into the northbound lanes where his body was hit by an off-duty pinellas deputy. >>> right now but knows county sheriff's office is trying to track down the man in this video after he broke into 12 cars on wood landing trail in oldsmar. all of the cars were unlocked. crime stoppers is offering a $3000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a fake bail bondsman in manatee county was arrested accused of scamming a woman out of money to bail out her son. it's not the first time. sheriff's office tells us jefferson took more than he was also arrested earlier this month for the same thing. detectives now want to know if there are other victims out there. >>> pinellas county school libraria

you'll have until friday to bring the proper i.d. or receipt from the dmv to the clerk's office for your ballot to be counted. if you haven't registered yet, you can do that at the polls tomorrow. also, leave the campaign gear at home or in your car. no campaign shirts or pins are allowed while waiting in line. it's considered electioneering. if you plan to campaign, it must and no ballot selfies. taking pictures or video inside a polling place is illegal. one final thing, the polls close at 8:00 p.m. if you're in line at 8:00, you'll still be allowed to vote. anchor: as for the candidates hillary clinton and donald trump , made campaign stops tonight. clinton held a massive rally in philadelphia, where jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen performed for the crowd. she was later joined on stage by lady, and president obama. meanwhile, donald trump ending with a rally tonight in new hampshire with his family and running mate mike pence. >> i believe we are leading in florida. >> you voted for an america where we build bridges, not wal ls

that entitled him to a temporary voter i.d. card. and when he showed students at nearby yunt of wisconsin madison, the list of valid forms of identification some were surprised. do you have one of those forms of i.d. with you on campus? >> no. only thing, i have a passport, but that's at home. >> i don't have one of the forms of i.d. >> reporter: molly mcgrath of voter righters is pushing back. >> new voters have to learn about the law. it's a learning curve for everyone. >> reporter: she helped record zach and others being turned away from registration. stories that led a federal judge to order an investigation. so far, courts have struck down or narrowed voter i.d. laws in seven states. finding they discriminate against minorities. one judge writing that in north carolina, the new provisions target african-americans with almost defenders. >> per state, we have a photo i.d. requirement. >> you have to get the -- some places they do that four or five times. >> we have seen it with in person fraud, the voter rolls are not pristine. yo

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it's secure i.d. day and the abc7 help center is full of people who can answer your questions about preventing identity theft. christ -- chris: we are at e-asset solutions to have your digital devices destroyed. we are doing this event until 6:30 tonight. whether it's a blackberry like we used to have or the flip phones or even the older cell phones anyone can be a victim as horace holmes reports. >> a macy's card and they bought a $1200 television there. horace: this is william cooper i.d. theft notebook. horace: his identity has been stolen so many times he facetiously checks to see if he is still cooper. >> my information taken from the driver's license, they opened >> they were looking for a refund. horace: who is this? the attorney general of the state of maryland. >> the point is if somebody can steal the identity of the attorney general, they can steel your identity. horace: your information could be floating around in cyber space waiting for someone to exploit it. who could it be? >> drug gang

voters need a photo i.d. to cast battleses. >> if you don't have an acceptable i.d., you can get one for free. if you get to the polls and don't have the proper i.d., you can still vote. cast a provisional ballot and then you have until 4:00 p.m. the following friday to bring the proper i.d. office for the ballot to be counted. if you are mailing in an absentee ballot, get it in the mail short. >> wisn 12 news and abc news will have you covered on election day. watch our live coverage from across the country and wisconsin on air and online start at 4:00 p.m. on november 8. good news for drivers tomorrow. the zipper merge on i-894 is going away. that means the northbound lane near nashville avenue will wanted in the murder of a south side business owner. milwaukee police were called to corona jewelry and pawn at 10:30 this morning. police say the victim was shot under circumstances that remain under investigation. >> more than a half dozen sex offenders are arrested in a halloween sweep. they conducted checks

okay, that's cool. >> what is odd, however, is the man's i.d. >> is that your i.d. right there? >> yes, sir. >> can you hand it to me, please? okay, thank you. man, you got a haircut and a shave since they was taken. >> the picture and the i.d. seemed very strange to me. he had a full beard, very scraggly. it was a rough looking picture. >> 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. >> 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 salem. >> 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 sees daniel waiting patiently in front of the cruiser. if he were wanted by police, wouldn't he try to escape? >> why is he being so compliant? why isn't he making a run for it

right now as part of the secure i.d. day, we have i. on your side" help center to answer any questions you might have. give them a call, you get answers to any questions. 703-236-9220. they will be taking calls until 6:30. maureen: breaking news out of tennessee tonight where dozens of children have been hurt and some people may be dead after the school bus they were riding in struck a tree in chattanooga. 35 children were on the bus at the time of the crash. there is no word what caused with police. jonathan: the marathon transportation board approved funding for a new bridge over the potomac river. four-lane span will replace the two-lane bridge on 301. construction on the $755 million project set to begin in 2020. a live look now from skytrak7 tonight as the sun was setting. the bridge links charles county in maryland with king george county in virginia. maureen: it was a scene. one year ago president obama presenting the medal of honor. today the cap pain born in france was part of another life-changing event at the u.s. patent and

voters do need to show a photo i.d. some of the i.d.'s accepted include a driver's license, military i.d., passport, or college i.d. and if you need to register to vote, you can do that at your polling location. if you're not sure where to vote, head to wisn.com and our free app. we have a link for you to find your polling place. tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. we are on the air until 7:00. we will be teaming up with abc news all day long with live updates throughout the day. then our non-stop coverage starts on air and online at 4:00 p.m. patrick: voter turnout is expected to be high tomorrow. and you've probably heard the claims about the election being rigged. so wisn 12 news' colleen henry is investigating. how vulnerable is the system? reporter: here in milwaukee, instances of voting mischief -- people voting more than once, even the infamous smokes for votes case in which homeless people were given cigarettes in exchange for going to the polls. so we wanted to know -- how safe is your vote? could fraud really impact this election? we

gina, that, uh, guy you i.d.'d off the polaroid? he confessed. so you don't have to worry about bein' in contact with him. that's a big relief. yeah. the doctor stopped while you were gone. says he's reasonably optimistic. - you put that outta your mind. - thth's my fear. listen to me. you know what we have to do? i got hurt. i was reluctant to call my parents, same like you. they're afraid of hospitals. see, but you gotta trust your parents to show their love for you. they love their daughter more than they're afraid. afraid if they'll be upset. i don't wanna call till morning. sure. that's fine. it's not necessary. it's all right. really. so you just took the short course on how my ex-husband operates. yeah. - i'm glad that skell, attacked gina, gave ya a statement. - yeah. do they know how bad it's gonna be? no. not yet. - she got family with her? - i'm not sure. james martinez is over seein' her. i could tell they had a little something goin' on. oh, you pick up on that kinda stuff, huh? yeah. i do. what'd you work today? perp went and hung h

some of the i.d.'s accepted include a driver's license, military i.d., passport, or college i.d. if you need to register to vote, you can do that at your polling location. when you go to vote, you are not clothing or buttons. under state law, that's considered electioneering and illegal within 100 feet of the polls. 12 news talked to one man who wore a donald trump t-shirt while voting early. he was not aware of the law and was told to turn the shirt inside out before voting. a few other things to know about tomorrow, there is no straight party voting. and you don't have to vote in every race. if you are not sure where to vote tomorrow or if you just want to double-check, take a look at our website, wisn.com. find out where to vote. click on it, and follow the instructions from there. we also have a link on that page that will show you what's on your ballot. anchor: in case there are any problems at the polls, milwaukee police, along with local, state, and federal officials, will be on hand. milwaukee police say they will pay attention to polling locations to make sure voters are

voters do need to show a photo i.d. some of the i.d.'s accepted include a driver license, military i.d., passport, or college i.d. and if you need to register to vote, you can do that at your polling location. be sure to join us for complete election coverage starting tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. updates throughout the day. then, our non-stop coverage starts on air and online at 4:00 p.m. anchor: as you just heard, voter turnout is expected to be high tomorrow, and no doubt, you've probably heard claims about the election being rigged. so we sent colleen henry out to investigate. how vulnerable is the system? reporter: here in milwaukee, there have been well-documented instances of voting mischief -- people voting more than once, even the infamous smokes for votes case in which homeless people were give exchange for going to the polls. so we wanted to know -- how safe is your vote? could fraud really impact this election? we'll tell you what's going on behind the scenes and what you need to know before you cast your ballot. anchor: watc

you never heard of a mistaken i.d.? don't give me that crap. i didn't do her. [whimpers] don't get me started, farley. i was in the neighborhood, but i never touched that girl. i'm rehabilitated. saying you're rehabilitated when i told you not to. you must want to die off the beating. what is it, you don't want to go through the trial? you leave me alone. you want to die here so that you don't have to think how it happened again? you're sick garbage. you can't stop yourself from hurting a helpless little child. you want to die now? go to hell. burn in hell! burn your soul in hell! the furnace next to yours, you sick twitch, right? atings! like you beat that girl? i couldn't help myself! your sick mind doesn't have to! that's right! that's right! you do it 'cause you want to! i raped her from a monstrous force! i'm a monstrous force! yeah, i want to. mr. lee. thanks for coming in. you pick up the boys? yeah, we picked them up. they've confessed. we've moved them into the coffee room, and now they're in the process of completing their statements. you want me to p

we can't let you in without i.d. >> it is the white house. >> of course organization need i.d. >> of course. i love ellen. here's picture. she tweeted, ellen explains how that tweet was the thing that then helped her get into the white house. congratulations to her. >> i wonder who doesn't need an i.d. to get into the white house. >> i think even the president has to say, listen, it's really me. it's really me. right? >> probably not. somebody gets fired when that happened. >>> let's turn to "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell. your idea is in hand and it the president, the first lady t two daughters, beau, and the other dog. >> what's the other dog's name? >> beau and sonny. >> don't forget mrs. obama's mother. >> seven souls who don't need it. everyone else -- when they say 100% i.d. check, they mean it. they have the lights up and down the u.s. capitol. itz's officially the season. weekend and people are like, wait, weekend? what's the weekend going to be like? looks like the better day. still there on sunday. may be a little later on in the day. i think most of your sunday da

two pieces of i.d., if you don't have a photo i.d. what if you filled out an early voting ballot and you want to drop it off? any polling place. >> do i have to go to my own polling place, no. you are passing a polling place, drop it off. you do not have to go to your own polling place to drop off polls open at 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the easiest times to vote are midmorning and mid afternoon. you miss rush hour. if you're in the line at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night, don't worry, you will be able to vote. reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> actresses america ferrera and amber tamblyn were in the valley urging people they spoke at various locations, including a.s.u. and phoenix college. they are saying it is not just about donald trump and hillary clinton for president but the state races as well. as the campaign for president comes down to the wire, the fox news decision team says hillary clinton is edging up with a clear electoral vote advantage. it projects clinton will get 274 donald's 215. it does say 49 are a tossup. fox ne

military i.d. with voter's name and photo. a government i.d. with voter's name, current address and a photo. or a utility bill, cell phone bill, bank statement, pay stub or a government document. that's one of those pieces. security will be a top priority today. the board of elections director pat mcdonald says he's working with the sheriff's department, homeland security and the fbi. they're even bringing in a special rese during the rnc. >> the county impact team is basically a unit put together to be deployed out into the field, in this case the county, to handle any unusual circumstance or any crowds or any problems that we might have. >> sia: now, coming up in the next half hour, i will tell you the suggested best times to come and vote if you don't want to wait in any long lines. nyorkor, "cleveland 19 news." >> brian: aside from the presidential election, the next top tier political race on your ballots today is the ohio senate. incumbent republican rob portman is up against former ohio governor democrat ted strickland. in the last week

i was in the legislature and we passed voter i.d. and offered a free i.d. to anyone wanting an incht d. why wouldn't you want know who is showing up to the polls and voting? any civilized society should want to say hey, to vote, we want to make sure you are who you are. you can't get on the plane. there's multitude of things you can't do without an i.d. so, no problem for anyone wanting to do it the right way. but anyway, moving forward, if jill stein wants to go in and hillary clinton wants to help her with this process, i think it sends a bad message. look back to richard nixon, there are multiple questions about whether that election was actually stolen from him or not against john f. kennedy but he wanted the country to move forward and chose not to contest it because of the greater good. hillary clinton has already conceded the election to donald trump, called and congratulated him. so i don't know what would be the rationale now to contest it. >> let me bring in ryan lizza, a new yorker. i want to get your take on the latest tweets from donald trump.

you i.d.'d the van? yeah, that's it. so now, uh, if we find a print on the steering wheel or something, then we're in business. look, uh, maybe i came down hard on you before. i know this whole situation got to be a stone crusher. yeah. well, i'm gonna go talk to the department shrink, ask him if he knows a hypnotist. you know how they help you re-create past scenes? anyway, i'm on my way to division. you know, driving to work this morning, i hear one of them ads for real estate school. usually i don't listen to them. i just tune them out. you gonna go to real estate school, renko? no, i didn't say i was gonna go. i just said i was listening. how much money you think you can make in real estate? ...late-model chevy, eastbound... 2202, corner of bailey and 112th street, will proceed to intercept. [ siren wails ] [ horn honks ] watch it, renko! freeze! i need an ambulance. it's just a head cut, fella. we'll swing by the emergency room, renko. you know what? i don't feel sorry for you at all, 'cause you stole a car, and you

your side all day for secure i.d . day. we look at all angles of the identity theft crisis in america. we share a alarming stories and hear from experts to learn how you can protect yourself and your family from crime. >> i was 19, my credit score was 380. she used my identity until the could not be had $100,000 in debt attached to her name. that happened to this person's family. >> somebody stole her identity. chris: as this father grieves the loss of his three-year-old daughter, a criminal stole her social security number. with that stolen, family members and the rest of us are left to pay for it. and so was the family. chris: they can deploy new technologies to protect you like security chips in your credit cards. criminals have their own new technologies to get your information. >> we are the largest economy in the world, the most sophisticated, but we have substandard security compared with the rest of the world. chris: chris papst, abc 7 news. alison: during the secure i.d. day we will be hosting a data destruction ev

i.d. they include a driver's license, military i.d., passport or college i.d. if you need to register, you can do that at your polling location. patrick: as you just saw, we have crews across the state tonight live with the campaigns from milwaukee and waukesha county to oshkosh, middleton and janesville. abc news will be on, and we will be offering live updates throughout the night on all our local races. we'll also be starting early tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. to bring you all the election results and overnight speeches and parties. polls tonight, the weather won'' give you any problems. patrick: mark, a quiet, cool night ahead. mark: those polls are open until 8:00. grab a jacket this evening, but wait until you see the seven day. when we warm back to the 60's in weather watch 12. toya: here's another live look at the voting lines in. the polls close at 8:00 tonight. we have a team of reporters at campaign parties across the area. stay with wisn 12, wisn.com and our free app for complete we will be right back. >> good evening everyone. i'm melinda davenpor

she forgot her i.d. so she had to wait for clearance into the white house before she got her award and was able to do this. she later tweeted this, barack obama just awarded me the medal of freedom. i hope it serves as i.d. i have no idea how i'm going to get home. >> hard time getting back on her flight if she doesn't have an i.d. >> you're riding high anyway, never mind the flight after you win the medal of freedom especially with the a-listers that were there. >>> if you're heading to the te brad pitt plays a secret agent in "ally." and then you have the r-rated comedy and "rules don't apply." so a lot of good movies out there. enjoy the weekend, catch a movie. >> shopping and movies, all set. >> turkey, too. >> you're watching "early today." more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remed

i.d. spoofing. that is why i predict that this legislation will pass unanimously here, why i predict that the this legislation will reach the president's desk, 2.2 miles west down pennsylvania av. and i want to thank those in the administration who support this legislation and i want to thank all the members of the subcommittee and all of the members of the full energy and commerce committee. i am confident that this legislation is in the best interests of the consuming public of the united states. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. ms. schakowsky: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my good friend from the great state of new jersey, leonard lance, for his leadership on this important consumers -- consumer protection legislation. with that, for now, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the

and it's secure i.d. day on abc7. the "7 on your side" team explains why the threat has never been greater. larry: breaking news out of japan. an earthquake hit off the it has generated tsunami warning. jonathan elias is in the satellite center. jonathan: a scary situation off the coast of fukushima. the northern portion of the country. they have put out a warning on television telling people from the coastal areas to evacuate immediately. they are flashing red evacuate immediately for everybody to get to higher ground. here is why. between a 6.9 and 7.3 quake registered off the coast. we the coast but they issued a tsunami warning. this is an area we have seen with a problem with it before. in 2011 they had a 9.0 quake. the tsunami blew over the seawalls that surrounded the fukushima nuclear plant causing not two but three of the reactors to melt down releasing video active material all over the place. this is an area that has seen this before. they are telling people now to has been issued. so far we have been monit

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if you don't have a photo i.d., you'll need two other forms of i.d., a voter registration card, a bill with your name and address on it. >> the matchup between arpaio and paul penzone, both vying to become the maricopa county sheriff next term, and both are spending staggering money here, especially in the final hours of their campaigns. andrew hasbun joins us live with a look at the numbers. >> when you add up the candidates and what they are spending and some of the outside groups involved in this race, they are spending up to $15 million to occupy this office, the maricopa county sheriff's office, and tonight opponents of joe arpaio are out on the streets knocking on doors, making sure people head to the polls tomorrow. opponents of sheriff joe arpaio tonight, going to voters homes, urging them to head to the polls tomorrow. >> we are also asking folks to vote against arpaio. >> norma, working with the group basta arpaio, is one of dozens not affiliated with any campaign, working to unseat the long time sheriff, working the phones, making signs, and tonight they hit the streets. >>

in fairfax county, we received a number of complaints who tried to use an i.d. other than their driver's license to vote. the registrar easily scan a driver's license but can't scan other forms of legal i.d. like passports and work i.d.s. poll workers were asking for driver's license to speed up the process this morning, but they have since been told they are not allowed to ask for a a second i.d. and quite a few people in maryland say they don't like how their ballots are scan canned a after they fill in their paper see their selections when removed from the large followeders and put into the scanners. they want more privacy in this process. the board of election wes just got off the phone and they say privacy a common complaint, but this has been less than the number of complaints than in the primary. and the poll workers told to try to to be respectful of people's privacy. most of the problems we have seen in the past elections pop upstarting right now when people try to vote on their way home from rk so call us at 202-885-4444. >> we could be in for a long n

like north carolina, which is a tipping point state for the re polling places, high requirements for i.d. havell actually reduced african american turnout by about 9%. so that's a real challenge for the clinton campaign going into tuesday. >> rose: the idea of voter suppression? >> right, voter suppression. >> rose: peggy? >> i think two great questions.y one, does the obama coalition turn out for hillary clinton in an organized, concentrated way, significant enough to give her a win? on mr. trump's side, does the does the working class show up? is there actually a secret trump vote that nobody knows about that is going to show up at the polls as his campaign has suggested. >> pelley: how about women? >> women have been problematic for mr. trump. i think in states like pennsylvania it will probably turn out to be suburban women w who might have gone republican but who didn't want to go down the trumpian path considering in nearby ohio, a woman recently said to me, "it can't be trump and i'm a republican." i said, why? she said, "because i have a son and i don't want him to think it's oka

past couple years that have been put in place, the reduction in polling places, high requirements for i.d. have reduced african american turnout by about 9%. so that's a real challenge for the clinton campaign going into tuesday. >> rose: the idea of voter suppression? >> right. >> rose: peggy? >> two great questions. one, does the obama coalition turn out for hillary clinton in an organized, concentrated way significant enough to give her a win? on mr. trump's side, does the white working class show up? does the working class show up? is there actually a secret trump vote that nobody knows about that is going to show up at the polls as his campaign has suggested. >> pelley: how about women? >> women have been problematic for mr. trump. i think in states like pennsylvania it will probably turn out to be suburban women who might have gone republican but who didn't want to go down the trumpian path considering how he speaks about women. in nearby ohio, a woman recently said to me, "it can't be trump and i'm a republican." i said, why? he said, "i have a son and i don't want him to think it'

because in order for you to vote you need a social security number and these i.d. cards you don't need a social security number to obtain it. >> should people here illegally be allowed to vote? >> no, no. >> you don't think they should? >> no. >> if a vote came up and that was the question, should we allow them to vote, you would vote no? >> right. >> thank you for joining us. >>> president-elect trump spent his day in his tower on fifth avenue with part of his transition team but about 250 mouth to the south mike pence was with joe biden. doug is outside of trump tower. how are you doing? >> reporter: good to see you. the trump transition team has been pushing back hard on the tsunami of reporting that there are great divisions in the upper echelons of the transition team, that the team is disorganized, chaotic and slow on the uptick. and also there's a transition -- a policy now of moving forward on this transition team of fighting back against this. here's jason miller who is a communications advisor for the transitions team. >> we're very confident with how thi

. >> you do need to show a photo i.d. to cast a ballot. they are expecting voter wisconsin's turnout ever with 73% in 2004. >> no one is covering the elections like wisn 12 news. >> we're spread throughout the >> now through 8:00, election officials expect it to get even busier because people are coming after work to vote. we can't do a live report inside but poll workers told me earlier they have seen a steady stream of people all day. at times there were long lines but no major issues. we did learn in the town of lisbon they did have some trouble with the machines reading the ballot. that was fixed that was fixed right away. we also learned that in the city, they had so many people turning out to vote that they ran out of ballots. those were also replenished right away. the county expects voter turnout to exceed four years ago. >> i would be stunned if we didn't hit 85 and i think we'll be in the 85 to 90 range. >> talking about the 85 to 90% voter turnout. she also tells me there have not been issues with voter i.d. here cast their ball

kathy: wisconsin's voter i.d. law may cause a problem for transgender men and women in wisconsin. that's because wisconsin requires you have a birth certificate to get an id. the state will not allow anyone to change their birth certificate to a new gender unless they have surgery. but not all transgender

the only way we can pressure this guy is off a victim's i.d. i'm sorry, but that's the way it lays out. we are gonna do our jobs here. - [ switch clicks ] - what's that about? oh, i'm doin' my job-- prove he cooperated. [ laughs ] hang on a second. i want you to realize that detective sipowicz is hangin' back on this interview, which he's doin' at his own request. - tell him to show me the pictures. - detective sipowicz recognizes some antagonism between him and anthony. don't want it to impede gettin' this perpetrator off the street. what he said to me, anthony-- "same how this kid had bad experiences-- "his uncle's death and so forth-- "i had similar experiences growin' up: "beat up in the projects, my father lost his eye. "i don't want my bad experience-- if that would affect me unintentionally-- "i wouldn't want that jeopardizing if this rap star is willing to cooperate." every one of these stickup's been black-on-black. meaning what? [ sighs ] whatever that tupac shakur, uh, "conxxxxuous" b.i.g. difficulty was about, this isn't like that.

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there's still time to get an i.d. from the dmv. we have a link on our website with more information. joyce: with just 5 days to go until election day, another campaign stop in wisconsin. the daughter of democratic nominee hillary clinton met with voters in milwaukee this morning. walker's point neighborhood. on friday, vice president joe biden will campaign for clinton in madison. donald trump's campaign says they expect the candidate to return to wisconsin before election day. his son sericke in eau claire this afternoon appearing with senator ron n.johnso the younger trump focused on a message that changes are needed washington. we are teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. watch live coverage from throughout wisconsin and around the country, all night, on air and online, starting at 4:00 tuesday afternoon. kathy: giving you even more options for getting around. the city of milwaukee is celebrating another expansion of bublr bikes. 10 new bike sharing stations have been installed. the expansio