stop identity theft andke i.d.s. the federal government requires every driver to have a real i.d. by october, 2020. if you haven't updated your driver's license by then, you won't be ableo t board a plane. to see whether you need to update your i.d., search "real i.d." in the nbc washington app. >>> maryland is moving forward with major plans to widen and add tl planes along i-270 and the beltway. yesterday the board of public works voted to allow private companies to start bidding one thassive project. those who live near 270 and the beltway are concerned they could lose their homes. the debate came heated at -- became heated at times. at one point executive mark elrich challenged larry hogan over the decision. >> a press conference and announced what you were going to do befor you talked toanybody. we wanted solutions. just to be -- >> the press conference, the county executive before you -- >> t pis isart of my minute -- >> that was two years ago. and i -- i was there and a part of it. >>nskeptics say gov hogan's

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what may be the ultimate reason for you to make a list of all your digital i.d.s and share them with a loved one. >>> and "inspiring america." a champion riding high once again after a devastating accident. >> i looked down at my feet and tried to move my toes, and nothing happened. >> her story of determination against the odds. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. two stories developing tonight. both apparently related to severe weather. in dallas, a strong storm moved through early this afternoon with wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour and a giant crane toppled down slicing through a parking garage and then onto a five-story residential building killing at least one person and injuring others. out west, wind and building heat created conditions for wildfires shutting down parts of a popular theme park this afternoon. we have reporters on both stories. we begin with that crane collapse in dallas and nbc's blayne alexander. >> oh, my god, the crane is falling over. oh, my god! >> reporter: in dallas, it's the fury of an unforgiving storm caught o

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law by october 1, 2020, those i.d.s will have a thumbprint on them and the federal government will takeata base to all of that. tsa will be forced improve its wife oh technology and detection by that thumbprint. the united states government will know who you are and where you live and work through that thumbprint. i think tsa is doing a temporary band-aid. the president must be pulling his hair out right now and he'll be giving a talking to to the tsa administrators. everybody is going to be in line. this is good for immigration policy to match transportation policy. judge jeanine: charlie kirk is next. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their unsold rooms into amazing deals. delegates, how do you vote? (cheering) ♪ yes, y-y-y-yes, yes... that is freaky. (applause) judge jeanine: young conservative women will play a critical role in the future of the republican party. turning point u.s.a. holding a leadership summit for these focused young people ranging in age from 15-27, and i was lucky enough to be there. joining me, charlie kirk. listen, first all, congratula

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law would specifically require different kinds of i.d.s for these two groups of voters? would you condemn that kind of law? >> i condemn all forms of discrimination against all groups regardless. >> it sounds like you would condemn that kind of voter i.d. law? >> if that were indeed the law, yes. >> yes, that is indeed the concept underlying a lot of the voter i.d. laws. would you condemn partisan gerrymandering? >> absolutely. >> do you think we should enact a law to reverse the decision that eviscerated the voting rights act? >> i'm not 100% familiar with that specific decision. >> do you think we should counter election fraud such as what we saw in north carolina? >> senator, i think in debating the merits of a proposal for congressional term limits while there may be other ideas out there that also have merit, that does not change the need for term limits. 82% of americans want term limits. that's the reason we're here. >> there are a huge percentage of americans who support other things congress is not addressing. these are other suggestions and proposals i'd like t

people just show their i.d.s and they get in for free if they live here. to give this away for a dollar a year for 42 years is $42, to me seems kind of neglect for city planning. the golden gate park has a better program. i've lived here 25 years. i'm a home owner. the property tax i pay is a billion times more than this huge park, not that ma matter -- that that matters but think of what your doing with the park. it could be great revenue for the homeless, i'm actually in favor with this gentleman here with what the jersey said. it's inexcusable to give this away when you can make a little bit of renew on it. >> commissioner: thank you. are there any members of the public here on this item? seeing none we'll close public comment. sorry, that took a little longer than i thought. so while two things need to be deliberated over the next 24 hours, there are two very minor amendments the parenthesis and the quotation mark and the insertion of "the" before "lease" and i think we can take those without objection. sir. >> if i can be heard once again on the super

you could still cast a provisional ballot but it won't be countsed until you bring your i.d.s. afterward nbc4. burk, aimee cho, >> thank you very much. >>> over in the district, students won't be back in the classroom for a second day at d.c.'s sousa middle school because of vandalism, over the weekend someone broo the school in southeast and emptied six fire extinguishers and broke two exit signs vandalized dan bleachers. d.c. officials closed the school yesterday for cleaning and repair. a letter went home to families s last nighting the air quality in the building wasn't safe for the students to return. students can still pick up a lunch at the school bore noon. >>> the man who they say started a panic during the capital prids parade onurday is out of jal. he pled not guiltyyesterday to possession of a prohibited weapon. police say he pulled out a bb gun during a dispute that prompted people in the crowd to panic and run in all directions. according to court documents, ed singh l in virginia beach but in the country illegal. >> and montgomery county councilman believes he wa

. >> books on learning spanish, travel guides for latin countries, an array of fake i.d.s.earance. >> she had changed her appearance. cut and dyed her hair. had plastic surgery done. >> anything at all to say? >> a few days later, michelle her face swollen and smeared with ointment from cosmetic surgery, was driven back to fayetteville. she was charged with first-degree murder and locked up without bail. and two years later, in september 2004, after turning down a plea deal that would have imprisoned her ten years, the prosecutor laid out his case against michelle theer. the proof, for one thing all those e-mails would show, said the prosecutor, how michelle manipulated diamond into a fatal frenzy and made him her fall guy. >> she got -- he was so upset if he couldn't have her he was going to kill himself. if you're willing to kill yourself, it would not take much now to redirect that and kill someone else. michelle directed him, it got to the point where he was willing to kill marty. >> that point arrived, said the prosecutor, after the office christmas party when michelle

these people need housing, they need i.d.s. if you can take 30 minutes to come sit in yoour facility to e what we go through trying to assist these people on a daily basis, you would understand. so please feel free to make your way to the hospitality house. i'm one of the nicest ladies in the front. i'll guide you through what we do and how we do it, and hopefully, you can feel us that we all as a community need this. thank you so much for taking the time out to listen. thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you. >> you can judge a society but how it treats those accused of criminal wrongdoing. we love to say that we live in a place that has the best justice system in the world, but our justice system is far from perfect. far too many minorities find themselves in there, people disadvantaged economically and socially. i'm a person who lives in the city. i live in district 2. i'm a prosecutor, and i worked in the homicide unit for two years. i handle cases of young people in juvenile court. however, the pay hasn't gone up, and it's be

how about the i.d.s ie.d.s in iraq?tucker: with respect i don't understand why so much disk space devoted to iran when there are other threats. >> it's the new intelligence that iran is planning attacks against us. that is what is at stake here. not the other issues you raise. >> tucker: thank you very much. douglas mcgregor former u.s. army colonel and author of "margin of victory" and he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> sure. >> tucker: don't want to be paranoid but i have watched this before. it does seem as if the president is strongly opposed to conflict with iran. he knows it will define his administration. he knows that it doesn't serve american interest. but people who work for him are pushing the united states in to a position where war is likely if not inevitable. am i imagining this? >> no. i don't think you are. he had his first vietnam moment. he walked up to the abyss and looked over the edge and said no thank you. he followed his instincts and he walked back. he has no interest in going to wa

. >> and while this gunman had a badge and employees have their i.d.s that allow them to be all of these buildings, this is a public building and so entry for citizens, it's open. >> and you do find yourself asking what about all of those rules was he aware of? he probably had a real knowledge of those rules and of, you know, what people enforce and don't enforce here and the layout of the building, of course. he knew it very, very well. luckily the police also knew it and they were able to intercept him through the sound of gunfire getting up there and intercepting him. but carnage on three floors. he left victims on three floors. he knew new of the building to get to that many people that quickly. >> a public works building. on this campus you have court and a public school system, fire, police. it's all right here. this does constitute kind of like downtown, you know, city life without it being such because it really is very kind of suburban and very neighborhood like. brian todd, thank you very much. we will check back with you. appreciate it. >>> for the workers in the city building

no more purges of the voter rolls or voter i.d.s to keep people out. >> right now in america there isr, there are people ready for big structural change in this country. they're ready for change and i got a plan for that. >> they're all enthusiastic. those are just four of the 19 different democratic presidential candidates who showed up at the iowa 2019 hall of fame event this weekend. joining me now, david wiegle, national political respondent for "the washington post." aimee allison, founder of she the people, which held its own presidential forum in april. msnbc contributor sam seeder, host of the majority report and ring of fire radio. welcome to all of you. dave, i'm going to start with you. you are there on the ground. what's the feeling? it looks very energetic the pieces we added together and put on tv. >> i thought your segment about "the des moines register" poll, elizabeth warren is getting large crowds, audiences that are signing up to support her. they can change their minds, but they leave the events fired up. pete buttigieg has caught on. beto o'rourke has lost some st

those panelists are here today, ignacio from europe, john from w.s.p., jeff from newsium, jose from i.d.s. and john, also with w.s.p. they'll be walking through, a subset of them will be walking through the recommendations to date. the responsibilities of this expert panel were three-fold. first, wanting to make sure that there was a thorough, well-developed understanding of the current state and key practices of the downtown extension. and that included an expectation around a detailed review of the materials that exist with the transportation bay, transit center and the tjpaand stakeholders in this process to make sure there was a thorough understanding of the current state, as well as an opportunity to understand areas of strengthen to continue to build on and areas of -- moving forward. the second key element was then to translate this knowledge into a series of thoughtful questions that they'd ask each other and again bring the best of their local, national and international expertise, too, to understand the third area of responsibility, which was defining key and specific recommenda

kind of how we do i.d.s suitable for flying at the state level and issued at the federal level.t's got to be up to a certain standard nationally for it to work. >> the nra, as you know, has been wildly against this since i was born practically. they talk about gun registration is the enemy. they'll round them up next. would it be by serial number. how would it work? everybody with a gun calling the atf to register? how would it work? >> holook, i think the most important thing is what we do going forward. i have a couple of antique rifles i brought back from afghanistan. you couldn't fire them in you tried. i don't know how to go about registering those. >> what about a person who owns a shotgun? should they register it? >> i think at the point of sale. >> but they own them. >> i got to register my car. >> we own 400 million guns now. >> so let's get it right going forward. look, let's figure out a system -- >> have you changed on this because i thought you said awhile ago you believed in the licensing of all guns. >> look, think we can start on a go forward basis and actually h

something being harmonized at the federal level and managed at the state level.t kind of how we do i.d.s suitable for flying at the state level and issued at the federal level. it's got to be up to a certain standard nationally for it to work. p >> the nra, as you know, has been wildly against this since n was born practically. they talk about gun registration is the enemy. they'll round them up next. would it be by serial number. how would it work? everybody with a gun calling the atf to register?y how would it work? >> look, i think the most important thing is what we do going forward. i have a couple of antique rifles i brought back from afghanistan. you couldn't fire them in you tried. i don't know how to go about registering those. >> what about a person who ownsn a shotgun? should they register it? >> i think at the point of sale. >> but they own them. >> i got to register my car. >> we own 400 million guns now. >> so let's get it right going forward. look, let's figure out a system -- >> have you changed on this because i thought you said awhile ago you believed in the e licensing

have to register with the atf and you have to go in to the gun store, fill out several forms, show i.d.s, leave fingerprints and atf has to approve the registration. however, it's happened something like a million times in the last couple of years, so it's not impossible to get one, it's just a little bit difficult. we're still trying to sort out whether in fact craddock had gone through that process or not to get a silencer. there has been legislation pending in congress the past couple of years to remove this restriction. advocates of lowering the access to this say it's good for the hearing of the person using a firearm for sporting purposes, less recoil that they're just a better thing for people who use sports shooting but those legislative efforts have been set back in the past by mass shootings and i suspect a mass shooting in which a silencer was actually used would be a setback as well. >> pete williams in washington, pete, thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> let's go from there to politics now. yesterday a debate whether to launch an impeachment inquiry. new today the first po

no more purges of the voter roles or voter i.d.s to keep people out. 2016 and sought to cover up an obstruction. fef we do that i'm confident that we will meet every single one of these challenges. and this country will be known not by our fierce or by our differences but by our ambitions that we hold in common and this great democracy that can achieve them. iowa thank you for your work. i'm grateful to be running as president. [speaking in spanish] thank you all. bye-bye. >> our hall of fame is filled with some of the best in our party. and when you walk down that allway and you see those laques, you see upon those founders that they've bill. fred and charlotte have been the mythical figures within the democratic party, somewhat larger than life. but the first time i met them they're both so incredibly kind and generous. >> aye known him for 35, 40 years. they've terrific warm people that a lot of people gravitate to them. >> long before fred ran for governor, both fred and charlotte were known as being a tremendous advocates. they didn't care about t