maybe it is a non-photo id or maybe it is a non-photo id or utility bill, et cetera. there is a federal law since the help america vote act passed which requires new voters to show some form of id when they vote for the first time. there is a baseline that protect the country from these kinds of things. ,ut we don't see it in person fraud at the polling place. that is a problem that is not really exist. there are other problems come from my perspective, registration databases, in one fell swoop getting rid of 30,000 votes. losing these votes because they don't have adequate paper backups is a problem. i think it is a red herring. we are trying to say let's not make it hard for voters to participate. nonsenseke it a no- process that makes sense, so that you can register to vote in time for the election, in a timely fashion, not too far away from election day, and you can vote and there is not a whole lot burden our bureaucracy. host: another tweet here -- guest: i am not following that. i'm not sure what -- host: what are ballot access laws? guest: i would be happy to

his driver's license and rutges id was found on the bridge after two people saw someone jump. his death stirred a debate over privacy and the use of technology. >> in order to prevent it, there should be rules and enforcement for them, and just to ensure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: the university started a civility project. >> and hopefully we'll engage the entire university section about how people treat one another and the use of the type of technology. >> modern technology may have played a role in clemente's death but it's august so providing a platform for grieving and hope.? lovie and way have both been -- rutges university released this statement saying "our university community feels the pain of his loss and we know there is ajamuer and outrage about these events." lindsey davis, abc news, rutges university, cas scat a way, new jersey. >> the waters, how can you say that. >> i have a daughter too fred. >> you talked about her. >> you brought it out. >> fred, that's it. >> a confrontation between new

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

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his id is not in our database. we do not have anything from him except his post office box and his name. when he went to the sunshine taskforce, he was submitting a complaint that he did not receive documents he had requested from us. the sunshine board told him he is supposed to request those departments -- those documents to the department of technology. he failed to do so and went to the sunshine board with a subsequent complaints about the same issue. it is stuff we have to deal with, and pay a lawyer to deal with. chairperson campos: anything else? >> and no, unless there is another question. chairperson campos: is there another member of the public? i have a card from mr. dixon. you can go as well, sir. you can go ahead. >> my name is gilbert francis. i have recently become affiliated with bay back. over three months, in that course of time, i have been amazed at what goes on in making films. i have always been to movies, but i have never even thought about making one. these people are very, as far as i am co

and a few months here, we id -ee quite a bit. in july, 20 days above 90.wo days that were over 90. and we are going to see a ccange in our forecast. -ot starting quite yet. as you are eating lunchh clearing skies after that cold front pushes through. we have much cooler tempeeatures in the forecast. i will ave the details on that coming up in a few minutes. >> baltimore pollce are reaching out tt thh community, in new ways. hoping it will help them fight melinda rreder is live tonight from the police tracking center in northwest baltimore. to explain how. melinda? >>well, today, offiiers set-aside some time to demonstrate their works for neiggbors. they want to send a message that they care abouttthe city, but they need your hell to prottct it. >> you do it wrong, ou can do it again. >> dozenn of police recruits %-give kids a boost.helping to by scaling walls they hope to literally breakdown barriers, showing the kids wwat itttakes -oobe a cop whileeearning their respect. meanwhill, in the southwestern district. >> hello. >> officers are taking nnighbors a

as we were working on the agenda, we failed to re-number id, so there is no item number three. -- there is no item number 3 because we failed to re-number it. president marshall: call item four, please, lieutenant? lieutenant reilly: we moved to agenda item forc, which is commission reports. president marshall: we have a special presentation. please come forward. thank you for being here. >> thank you for allowing me here. good evening, president marshall, and commissioners, and members of the citizens oversight board. i am a member of the bart board of directors, and i am here today to say thank you. thank you from the bottom of my heart. 2009 was a very challenging year for bart. we started out the year with one of our police officers shooting an unarmed passenger, and we were in a world we were totally unfamiliar with and we beg for help, and your commission gave us that help in the form of your president. joe marshall did so much to get us on track from where we are now. we have civilian oversight coming to the bart police department for the first time ever, and that is because we a

. >> i have reason to believe that the bodies to put their sometime that day >> id know that >> well if you file and the same support and it does not really make sense to file and then some of those killed in their house. >> it also criticizes the vallejo police for doing little to remove them from the home. what if the authorities say they did move onto dozens of service calls and the police say that to many of them and have followed through and file charges. >> we have provided an witness step someone to day of of that nature and leaving them very well educated and what steps they could take him but chose not to. again that is as a very few options 6 and march from home but there's not a whole lot that we can do. >> our coverage of the murders is continuing on line. it ever breaking detail on the start. this log onto kron4 news. >> temperatures were cooler of their today and they're cooling off accordingly right now. to the coastline temperatures are just 54 degrees and are inland spots are little bit warmer out there right now in the clair has not quite made it. overnight tonight

they are checking ids to make sure only the people who live there are in the area.officials say already a man and woman have been arrested. they are suspected of stealing from two homes. >> let's check back in with sal he is monitoring traffic in the area, alternate routes that are needed as well as the rest of the bay area commute. >> yeah people are waking up not knowing if they are open and they are. skyline boulevard has opened although there are closures obviously in that neighborhood effected a lot of closures and police are asking you to stay away from that area unless you have legitimate business there. this is not the time to show up and just you know go down and take pictures or something like that, just stay away from the area. if you are a commuter this will not effect you. none of the flights are effected either. >>> this is 880 north and southbound here traffic is moving well. throughout the bay area not too bad of a commute when it comes to major incidents. bay bridge by gings to get a little bit of a back up now. just a small one at the toll plaza. 6

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for those without a photo id, authorities will be able to verify identification. obviously it needs to be carefully confirmed for security and privacy of residents. beginning at noon residents will go home in stages. again this is for resident's safety and privacy. >> they are giving instructions to residents able to go back into the neighbourhood today. this -- we are not sure of course there is confusion as to how many people are missing, how many fatalities there have been for support whether there were four and then increased it toisech now back down to four. we are hoping for clarification on that. some folks will be able to go back in and see their homes. >>> right we still have questions about triggered the explosion and the extent of the damage i am not sure how much of that we will get. it could take up for 14 months but today is return to homes and triling to reconnect families. >> we will have someone monitoring this throughout the show. any imfortaint updates we will bring those to you >> chef >> san diego bruno prompted politicians, you are going to t

the good news is, over the next week to 10 days id should rapidly diminished. -- it should rapidly diminishedill see a break in the temperatures briefly, but then they will rebuild. not much in the way of rain. a little disturbance late friday night and early friday -- late thursday night and early friday morning. but that is dead. sunshine -- that is it. after that, a prolonged time of dry. sunshine and warm temperatures as we head into next week and maybe will be on tuesday of next week as well. >> you will always be welcome in my locker room. >> i say, keep them all out of the locker room. no males or females in the locker room. the redskins are off today, and you would think they would still be celebrating the win over dallas, but clinton portis has caused a controversy. there are accusations of sexual harassment. so, portis responded with this. >> when you put a woman in there and you have 53 athletes. i know you are doing a job, at the same time [unintelligible] >> clinton has now apologized. the nfl almost immediately released a statement that said his comments were inappropriate and h

if you have a question about your plans, you can e-mail id to us or posted on our page at wbaltv.com. well.n mail it to us at whs >> today we have to say goodbye to summer. it has been a beautiful summer with a dry september. fall officially begins tomorrow at 11 and 9:00 a.m. it is the -- act 11:00 a.m. it is the autumnal equinoxe. tomorrow, the guy is going to move off shore and it looks like there is a minimal chance of showers and thunderstorms. in the meantime, a saver today. relish it if you can. is in -- it is and in the mid-'60s. things will start to change tomorrow in a big way. it is like we are going to go back to summer. this afternoon, only 75 in the mountains of western maryland. abundant sunshine here in baltimore. blue skies are prevailing, 79 degrees and light wind. if you take a look at tomorrow, it will be significantly warmer. no problems on the bay. light winds with the waves are churning only up to 1 foot. 55 degrees is the average club tonight. this morning we were in the upper-forties. the chill is starting to enter the airport sure. the record low was set in 1

and i worked it out and it takes a little bit getting id used to. >> it felt strange.red cardboard so the camera could see it but the company claims that it will work on any surface. if there is an overhead light? it is best for you can control the light. for people with large fingers or if people pipe larger on is larger keyboard this could be convenient this is not cheap. it is dollars and 170 for more information, and www.kron.com gabriel slate's tech report kron 4 news. >> and facebook founder, soccer park is going to announce--a major >> tomorrow, ifzuckerberug, $100 million for this york new jersey school district. and i've been scouring sites and people are on one side or the other. there are the skeptics that really question the timing. tomorrow, he is announcing the is the donation and the unflatteringly about him premiere's call the social network. and other side like the social media, say that the donation should be praised. if you'd like to read all about this? www.kron.com what's on the web with kimberlee sakamoto. stay with us, the kron 4 news of 5:00 p.m

i ate 6 boxes of crinkle cereal and in the mail i received 6 glow in the dark id badges, oh yes. and i invited 5 friends to join me. the most prized possession was the monster book, you know the monster rules, you know them. module no. 10, monsters cannot come within the circle of light. if you have light, they can't come in that circle of lot. monster rule no. 7, you don't play near where monsters live. isn't that common sense? why do they have people stay in houses and it says get out? i say who wrote that? [laughter]. so in my book when the house says get out, well get out. monster no. 5 says never lie about seeing a monster. we all know they are there, those of us that are believers. you can see them just out of your sight. hear them scratching around in the dark, they are there all right. you can't say you have seen one if you haven't. monster rule no. 2, never let a monster see you cry. no matter how frightened you are, fluff up. fluff up, because when they see you are frightened they make all of those noises and scare you to death. never let them see you crying. the last o

. >> in the end, they thought they had id. greivis i think it is the right thing to do. i think -- >> i think it is the right thing to do. i think it is only fair. to playnot the time politics. simply because an election is looming in a few weeks. >> many fear they have lost a crucial chance to change the law before the election and perhaps a less sympathetic congress. >> it does not matter whether a service member is a lesbian, gay or straight. >> and a california court has overturned the ban on gay troops, but without a repeal, that law could remain on the books for years of legal challenges. >> don't ask, don't tell has been in place since december of 1993. it is estimated that 13,000 people at been discharged from -- have been discharged from the military under the law since it began. >> in afghanistan to night, nato is investigating a helicopter crash that killed nine nato troops. the taliban claims it shot down and nato on the copter, but denita says there are no reports of enemy fire. one civilian was injured in the crash. he was the deadliest of chopper crash in

id is a natural thing. this movie plays around with that idea.avis: i am fascinated by the way you phrased it. you said that this first day it goes so horribly, but does not mean this is not the person for you. what is there for a middle-aged person to learn? >> the fact that the date did not go well might be the reason -- the energy created -- you will see when they first meet the energy created between those two is powerful. it brings up all their inadequacies. you see them doing battle for the first time with those inadequacies because of something about that connection. that causes a lot of awkwardness. two people who are really courageous. >> how cool does it feel to direct something these days we're in is a wonderful love story and yet there are lessons weaved throughout this where we can wrestle with things that may expand our ideas, and you do this without proselytizing. >> that is a really great question. i think good art deals with the micro to explain the macro. there is something in the small my new show of life that tells us somethin

it might cause problems. >> could you id the face of wayne williams?> the person i saw holding nathaniel cater's hand was wayne williams, the man that was convicted of it. >> in fact, henry had passed a lie detector test before he took the witness stand. when his visitor came to see him, henry was serving five years for sex crimes. his false affidavit was used in court appeals. wayne williams lost each time anyway. >> to this day, is there any question in your mind whom you saw with cater? >> no, there's not. >> it was? >> wayne williams. >> robert henry is not the only one whose story has changed back and forth over the years. so has wayne williams'. at trial, williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to

that will all be coming up in your id extended forecast. . >> pittsburgh, missing hercules man. but the past four days, the been going through this keller canyon landfill for any sign frederick sales and his father, was killed ricardo sales and they were bludgeoned by efren valdemoro and investigators think that efren valdemoro is responsible for four different killings. this research will continue for the next several days with the 3,000 t of trash. christine connolly. >> and continuing climb in hercules by this home that was owned by cindy cindy tran and one of the neighbors that this tragedy has brought this quiet neighborhood closer together. people that did not say hello or speak to each other stop and speak about what occurred and ask each other if everything is okay. in other neighbors of the wife refuses to walk her dog because she does not like looking at the house and the thinking of what happened inside of it. in hercules, kron 4 news. >> and another stretch of concrete will be a car pulling the chick even driv a solo by late september. and the alameda, with five-$6 u

she has second degree burns on her face, neck and chest and that someone through as id in her face on september 2nd. police say her attacker may have en trying to copy a fake acid attacker in washington state. she says her injuries are so painful that she can't imagine anyone deliberately doing that to themselves. >> it's so har to describe. it felt like not just a burn on the surface of my skin. i felt like it was burning my flesh to the bone. it felt like it was on fire. >> so far, no arrested havbeen made. >>> a morial service was held today at howard university -- died on september 10th after a long battle with lung cancer. spent 25 years at howard, but was known for his column. reverend jesse jackson was one of many at today's memorial. a funeral for walters is planned for tomorrow. >>> president obama gave a speech last night at the congressional black caucus dinner. he urged black leaders to energize communities to get out the vote. mr. obama also warned that republicans trying to seize control of congress would quote, turn back the clock. the president said he needed everyone'

it's fear that id could mutate into a more highly patgenic bacteria. >>> germany will extend the life of its nuclear power plants due to the lack of alternative energy sources such as solar or wind power. chancellor angela merkel revealed the plan on monday. the lifespan of the seven plants that began operations before 1980 will be extended to 40 years from 32. other nuclear power plants will be given an extra 14 years. former chancellor gerhard schroeder's administration had decided to halt operations on all 17 nuclear plants around 2022 to promote renewable sources of energy. if merkel's plan is introduced, some nuclear facilities are expected to be in operation beyond 2022. opposition parties are against the new policy which needs parliamentary approval. the government says it only needs to be approved by the lower house where the ruling coalition holds a majority. but the opposition argues that the upper house has to approve it as well. the ruling parties recently lost a majority in the upper house. if the government enforces the plan, leading opposition members have hinted that t

that's not enough for a positive id. charlie: it's still working. that's great. we have something new for you to look at. it's related to the same case. now, we don't have an address, but we're trying to find out where this place is. i noticed that the basketball hoop was casting a shadow. i thought i read somewhere that you can calculate a location based on shadows. spherical astronomy. spherical astronomy. what's that? well, it's a way of looking at at the cosmos to define one's location on the earth. sailors use it when they're lost at sea. cosmologists use it when we're just plain lost. and it just happens to be the same math used with sundials. agent sinclair, you just happen to be talking to two card-carrying members of the north american sundial society. oh. let the good times roll. of course, for this to work now, you're going to need more than one photograph. just so happens... there you go. you're sure these time stamps are accurate? we think so. we need to measure the length of the pole as well as the shadows. well, the basketball hoop looks like it's

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. >> at this point, i don't have an id on the suspect and i don't have the suspect's condition. >> several streets were shut down during the morning rush as police work to process the crime scene. no word on who the suspect was and where he was carrying a weapon, but they are sure he was acting alone. >> this was an isolated incident. the sole suspect is in custody and we don't have anyone outstanding. it was one person. >> in washington, kristen fisher, 9news now. >> the doctor who was shot inside johns hopkins hospital is recovering today. coworkers identified him as dr. david cohen. a spinal surgeon who has been at the hospital for more than a decade. according to police, dr. cohen was shot yesterday by 50-year- old paul warren pardus. this happened after dr. cohen gave an upsetting diagnosis about pardus's mother. after shooting the doctor, he held himself up in his mother's room and when a s.w.a.t. team broke in, they found pardu, and his mother dead. pardus and his mother lived in arlington, virginia, and neighbors say they are surprised by this news. >> he was always there for her.

[applause] >> id raises an interesting -- that is really incredible. this practice has been going on for years and years of not providing lawyers. it is a sea change, and because of that, there will be thousands of people who will get counsel. one of the questions i have is as a journalist, how are you able to work with defense attorneys or public defenders to bring like to ordinary in justice salmon -- bring light to ordinary injustice? amy has written this book, and a cup of book award. -- it got a book award. [applause] how can defense attorneys or people who work in the system make that known and worked with journalists? >> i generally bring everybody out to lunch or to a bar or to both. journalists and police officers have this classic cold war, and there was even a cold war between defense attorneys and journalists -- certainly between prosecutors and reporters, and i find if i write a story they cannot just come back and

. >>> kids are back in school, and you know what that means, weatter id wednesday is back in session.ur child to be a weather kid, just send a nomination. or you with go to our website aa foxbaltimore.com. now for the biigest weather kid, we have meteorologist steve fertig. >>> hopefully for life. got to say, -- here is out to the west, looking at dry conditions. it looks really nnce at sky hd radar. there'sshigh pressurr sitting to the norrh and west. we got a northerly flow that is going tt keep us on the cool side. not a starting temperature, partly cloudy, wiid are out ofú the north at 20 miles per hour and pressuue 2 29.99 and rising. mild throughout the area, 700degrees in d.c., and 54 in hagerstown. salisburr 63, theetemperatures only up upper 70 today. ú%ere's igfor, a cat gore -- we will get the northerly flow ú%ving in and that is going to cool us down for today and mid-week and tomorroo. by the midweek we will start to see the warmer air commng up frrm he south. that will bring the temperatures into the mid-80s then, it will make more instability in the atmosppere and possi

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. >> the bill paased the house last year, but id not in the senate. a vote is set for thursday.no is now scheduled to opene a week from tomorrow. ttey are putting the finishing touches oo the hollywood casino in perryville off 95 ii cecil county. today members of the slots commission took a tour of the ú%sino offering 1500 slots. %-the first out of the gate. be happy for obviously as a company. aaddhappy for the city of perryville, cecil couuty and maryland as a whole. >> the cecil county slots casino is company expected to employ 350 people. >> it heated up today before thh storms tonight. >> we have less than 90 secondd left in the summer seasoo. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with the latest. hard to believe. >> summer is going by. welcoming in the fall season. autumn. autumnal eqqiiox about tt take place. and it looks like autumn is bringing in thunderstorms. heavy rain ppshed thrruuh. frequent liihtning. most of the activity on the h.d. %-south of dover.ern shore, lineeis vigooous on the open waters of the atlantic. as we put ttis in motion. with strong storrs over

." >> id president's statement is an expression of our -- i think the president's statement is an expression of our determination to fight and you have talks that are open, productive, and serious in the quest for peace, also centered around the need for security arrangements that are able to roll back this kind of terror and threats to security. and that is a fundamental element, an important foundation of the peace we seek, and i appreciate, mr. president, your efforts to advance this beast -- peace for us and our neighbors and, i think we can say, the world. >> mr. obama also welcomed the leaders of the palestinian and the israelis. king abdullah and other leaders will join the talks. but is there it now and new commitment to achieve peace? our correspondent reports from the west bank on what are the unresolved tensions. >> on a hill overlooking the city of jerusalem, hundreds of jewish settlers came to bury the dead. the symmetry is on the most sacred place -- the cemetery is on the most sacred place any jew can be buried. they were struck dead by palestinian gunmen on tuesday. it was th

. >> thank you india has launched a biometric id scheme. it will put more than 1 billion citizens on a database. it is hoping the database will give an accurate picture of indian society. the european commission appears set to defer legal action against france over its expulsion of thousands of roma migrants. a senior european commissioner compared to events during world war ii. the u.s. senate is investigating the release of the lockerbie bombing. medical experts and state department officials will be questioned about the scottish departments decision. key witnesses from the uk have rejected requests to attend. are scotland correspondent reports. >> it has been months since he was freed from prison to fly home to his family and libya. he was released on compassionate grounds by scottish government. >> imposed by a higher power, is rts in anyo course in a jurisdiction in any land can revoke or overruled. it is final and irrevocable. he is going to die. >> the only man convicted of blowing up pan am flight 103 -- is fueling suspicion in the

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police are working to get a positive id on a man that may be his body. >>> coaches from both teams wentach other on the sidelines of a peewee football game. home video of the fight has surfaced. one kid tried to get between the two adults to try to get them to stop fighting. all of the coaches involved were disciplined. in the end, the kids were the ones who really suffered. the league has actually banned both teams from postseason play. >>> halloween mannequin is causing controversy amid fruits and vegetables. the most talked about piece is this masked mannequin. some folks say it looks like a black person hanging from a noose and they find that a bit disturbing. >> that is a very negative sign to the black community. he knows that that to us represents, that's the symbol of lynching and that's a symbol of disrespect to the community. >> some people might think the witch outside with her hands tied is insensitive. >> she says it will come down after halloween. >>> 5:57. stay with us. 6:00 is just a few minutes away. >> weather and traffic, that's all we're doing today. full of dot com

i know that there were suggestions of how raising the plaza, utilizing id as it is. i do not know if there is funding for that, the timing on that. we would roll back into our study as well. supervisor dufty: i do appreciate there is a natural break at market and octavia but there are some challenging intersections the west in district 8. i have asked the ta to facilitate an updated meeting so that we can hear from others so we can insure the track work that was done it really lends itself to street improvements. i want to make sure that we are continuing that aspect of it. this work is great but we definitely have some challenging intersection with multiple crossing point with pedestrians, and the nichols, transit, and the business of market street. this is a project that makes sense. i would like to have some discretion to make sure that we are alsohói( having progress on other fronts. >> i know the planning department has also been looking at a lot of this. supervisor dufty: i think there have been a lot of viewpoints. i just wanted to make sure that those were h