pass id is a fix for real id. the states agree that real id is too rigid and needlessly expensive in mandating how states meet their security goals. as you noted, chairman lieberman, 13 states -- i think missouri being the most recent last night -- have actually enacted legislation, barring themselves from implementing real id. and 13 other states have passed resolutions opposing real id. we cannot have national standards for driver's licenses when the states themselves refuse to participate. now, the practical problem with real id is one of timeliness. and that sets the urgency for pass id. because under real id as of december 31 of this year, states of required to attest that they are implementing real id for their driver's licenses so that they can be accepted for things like boarding a plane. by december 31 of this year no state will have issued a real id compliant identification document. no state will have a real id compliant document. >> so if i may interrupt you, that means that assuming nothing else happe

id. are you concerned that the guard would not have grounds to deny the individual access to the airplane, mr. baker? >> i am. as we know, there's a good chance that the capitol building is still standing precisely because the 20th highjacker was turned away in orlando by a border official who said, you know, he just gave me a creepy feeling and i wasn't going to let him in. we really need to be able to let people use their judgment and discretion. it's critical as the israelis that we look for terrorists, not just for weapons. i predict that once we write this into law, the courts will be asked to enforce it. people will say, you know, i missed my flight so i was denied bordering because i was sitting there cooling my heels and answers -- answering your questions and i was denied bordering because i didn't have an id. i think the courts will say, we have to make sure that this is not a pretext. that they aren't just making up a creepy feeling to deny him boarding because he didn't have i

id cards. joe lieberman had the committee. this is 2.5 hours. >> this morning and welcome to this hearing where we will review the steps that the united states government has taken and that we may ultimately take to achieve the important national goal of keeping a fraudulent state edification cards and drivers' licenses out to the hands of terrorists and criminals. i would like to welcome secretary peloton no and our other witnesses on the second panel and thank you for all the work you have done on this very important matter. i always kick myself when i say i told you so, but i am about to say that i'm not surprised we are here today. when congress adopted the so- called real ie.d. act without hearings of any kind or any formal public vetting, it replaced a process for developing federal edification requirements that senator collins and i had made part of the intelligence reform act of 2004, the so-called 9/11 commission legislation. center: denied to very seriously the finding of the 9/11 com

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hance was born path id. it has been introduced as a bipartisan group of senators and at its first committee hearing last week. governor douglas and i were on one of the panels. i thought we were reading. and dramatic. but there was another hearing going on and got all the press. in terms of impact on people, moving this bill forward this year, this fall is very, very important. the real id deadline is december 31, 2009. my view is we need to keep the deadline as a hard deadline and have a real sense of urgency about getting this fixed in place prior to the dublin. what i am asking governors to do is not just write a letter or do a sign on with nga. that's a start. what i need governors to do is make the time to personally visit with your senators and congress people about this bill. the number is that 1261. it is co-sponsored by many others and we anticipate marked up in the senate by the end of the month. that means it will be moving. nga and, and security have taken the time to do a real fix, which is what

proposed federal legislation would make a falsifying caller id information illegal. it is being considered right now. she supports such legislation. even though her ordeal seems to be over, the experience has left her shaken. for the i-team, i am reporting. >> this is an issue t pasthat that i did several service providers across the country. they say it is used by marketing firms to avoid call blocking. our own and sandra shaw is headed to the big apple. >> thanks to all of you. i am so humble. thank you for voting for me. i appreciate it. >> she is not going prominently. shoot will be a guest ago -- co- host -- she will pay a guest co- host on the region and kelly show. for more of -- regis and kelly. go to our web site for more information at wbaltv.com. >> we all be watching. thunderstorms across central maryland this evening. earlier today, tornado warnings to our south and east. these are not quite as strong, but you could hear the thunder as the system is tracking persist -- central maryland. it is up 5-93. -- i-93. some heavy downpours are possibly coming dow

he started requiring id from the person selling it. >> we always try to match up a partner's name innit if they still have it in there with their id when they come in to sell or pawn the item. >> reporter: you can avoidall of these risks with a few easy steps. hide your home or work address in the gps. don't list them under the home key. never leave your gps in the vehicle. just concealing it doesn't work. >> if you do what we call the dip and liven and tuck turned your seat, you've just telegraphed where you're putting it. >> reporter: wipe the marks away from your windshield and lock your doors. >> the professional thieves are watching when you pull into a parking lot. >> reporter: hoping you'll let your guard down giving them a roadmap to rob you. tisha thompson, fox 5 news. >> out there driving around, sun roof down, windows open. >> yes, you c do it again tomorr. how about that and even on friday. i think it's going to be real nice for everybody. washington monument, a great evening out there, temperatures dropping and they're dropping in a hurry. we didn't really warm up much t

i did not have an id. by the same token, the courts will say, we have to make certain that they are not just making up a feeling to deny him because he did not have the id. we will have to look into the reasoning, some reasons are good enough and some are not. you cannot overestimate the impact on the relatively low paid employee, to have a federal judge telling him he did his job wrong. all those things are going to affect the kind of surge that we want. >> i want to make it clear, i am not talking about irrational prejudice -- i am talking about a trained security guard, using the specific technique that has been used in israel for many years, which is being used today, in some airports, logan in boston is one of them that is using this technique. this is a trained assessment and my concern is that they think the burden of proof is shifting from the individual who is at the airport who has to prove that he is who he says he has, to the security guard to show that he is not the person that he says that he

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he finally produces his id, his driver's license and his harvard id and still the police officer asks to come outside and he got arrested. arrested after showing his id. >> i'm just clarifying here. the charges were dropped but he was not arrested for breaking into a house. >> no. >> loud and tumultuous behavior. >> okay. >> well, my god, we could all be arrested around this set every morning. >> every morning. >> i mean, if you can arrest somebody for that, i would have been dragged off at 6:20 yesterday. >> okay. it's interesting. >> jonathan, stay with us. what do we have straight ahead, mika? >> the yankees take first place and shocking allegations -- >> thank god which wiillie isn'. >> look at this name, roethlisberger. freddie ball game is next in sports. (announcer) roundup extended control does two jobs... at once. one: kills weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control. [ engine powers down ] gentlemen, you booked your hotels on orbitz. well, the price went down, so you're all getting a check thanks. for the diff

cost of medicineand the systemives incentive to ctors with too manyest and proceres because they're id on that and control and chae that syem. >> suzanne: so what is yo forecast for theecovery right now. i've been hearing par growth what does that ean? >> first of all, in my view the receion is going to ctinue through the end ofhe year it's not over yet and the potential growth re for the u.s. economy is threeercent i expect the grow rate for the onomy will be anemic on one trend andone percent for the next two years. you have u.s. consumers are shped out and spending le and they're not goi to consume very much. you' financial system is severely damaged andredit growth is going toe limit and you have the relieve rathing of the puic ctor with a large budget deficit and increase in blic debt wl crowd out the economic recove of the private sector. i don'see a lot of economic growth aheadf us. >> suzan: are you worried about a double-dip recsion? yeah, the risks by the en of the next year if it remains large arou one and a half trillion and if t feds keep prinngoney to increase interest re

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chuck schumer id we've got two years. they don't he two years.ongressional elections are in november of 2010. they've got to show progress before then. >> i think a big test will b whether they at least can get me agrment on health care before the recess on the house side. e senate is going to be more difficult. that is a huge problemand now we've got a proposal from the hoe demoats and charlie rangel for an inco tax -- a surt. first of l, this is goi to be very heart-felt in the senate. en among lou dobbs democrats in the house it wille a tough sell. plus, the obama administration has scored this with the congressional buet office, and theye figured out that rather than just -- it doesraise $500 billn towas the health care costs, t cost of insuri the uninsuring,ut afterten years those numbers blockharply. in the outears unless there are majosavings from health care reform, you know,ut there, you are goi to have a huge balloon of expenditures i ten years ou and that is going to be a big debate. th big lesson from thiss the failure of health care

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call now and mention id.ifelock.com. ♪ >>> this hour on msnbc, president obama hits the road to sell his health care reform. >> hello, everybody. >> but on both sides of the aisle -- >> you haven't seen me out there blaming the republicans. >> the misleading statements are now rampant. >> health care experts estimate that number could be as high as 114 million people. >>> plus, more proof of public corruption in new jersey. two dozen public officials under arrest. reports that their schemes even had a connection to black market organ transplants. >>> later, the arrest of harvard scholar henry louis gates. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home. >> why aren't conservative groups joining the outrage. >>>

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they say at first gates refused to show id and he accused the officer of racial bias.did end up producing his i did. but was arrested anyway. >> the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home. there is a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. that's just a fact. >> the charges against professor gates have been dropped but he wants an apology. the officer has refused. the president says his election notwithstanding shows race remains a factor in society. >> secretary of state hillary clinton is in thailand this morning for security talks with ministers for more than 30 countries. outside the meeting place security forces blew up a motorcycle they feared had been loaded with explosives. it turns out its owner had left it there because of a flat tire. an army spokesman said they didn't want to take any chances. >> a college campus in houston erupted in gunfire leaving at least six wounded. the drive-by shootings took place on

the police say gates refused to show his id and then accused the officer of racial bias. >> the cambridgeice acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home. there is a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. that's just a fact. >> although the charges against gates have been dropped, he wants an apology. the police sergeant who made the arrest refuses. >> one of the interesting elements is professor gates has taught many people about race relations. now his arrest has put him in the middle of a national debate. >> dan harris take a look. >> reporter: on talk radio in boston -- >> i definitely don't believe the cop is racist. >> reporter: there was no sign that we're now living in a post-racial america. >> if our listeners and e-mailers were the jury, gates would be guilty. >> reporter: the arrest of henry louis gates, jr. is burning up the internet, too, with one user calling it pure racial profile. the story is being fueled by gates himself who spoke to the >> i'

gates' position, however, is that he gave crowley his id almost immediately, a harvard university id and a massachusetts driver's license and the question that he asked and a lot of his supporters ask is at some point the officer understands that this is his home and that he is not breaking into this house and at that point why does the officer not de-escalate the situation. that's the question the police officer did not answer in the lengthy interview that i heard. but you're right, the police are defending him, saying he is not going to apologize. he doesn't want to set that precedent by police. he says he was offended by president obama's remarks about the cambridge police acting stupidly and he wants to get on with it. the police department also made a couple of other observations. they pointed out there had, in fact, been a break-in at professor gates' home while he was on vacation which suggests another reason sergeant crowley may have been more cautious. we don't know if he knew that when he arrived at the scene, however. we're also told sergeant crowley for the last two years