and national id? >> real id is not a national id? very simply it is not. national id is something issued by the federal government. real id or driver's license issued by the state. restart contrast. >> the component that i believe was point to, it is not required to meet this. there is definitely the incentive of being recognized for federal purposes but there are other ways to go about that and the ways that the standards are met are not necessarily going to be the same from state to state. >> absolutely. i agree with that 100% with what the federal real id act did was implement minimum standards. didn't tell states how to meet those minimum standards and we are doing a couple things that are not necessarily dictated in the real id act. when you put the package to dhs and you are not doing state to state verification because it doesn't exist yet, we're doing several procedures in place to do the same thing but not in that format but a lot of states are making progress and a lot are doing things in different ways, whether it is using electronic verificatio

>> real id is not a national id? very simply, it's not. you know, a national idea something that would be issued by the federal government. real id or driver's licenses are issued by the states. so it's a pretty stark contrast spent also there's a component of at least lori pointed to what you talked about gao that dhs are not going to make it to their our voluntary standards to there's the incentive of being recognized for federal purposes but there are different ways to go about that. and the ways that these standards are met are not necessarily made exactly same state from state. which jennifer touched on. >> with what the federal real id act it is intimate minimum standards but it can tell states how to meet those minimum standards. we're doing a couple things that are not necessarily in the real id act. when you put yourself -- you are not, for example, the system doesn't exist yet, but we have several procedures in place to do the same thing but not in the format. so i think a lot of states as was alluded to, they're making progress

part of the 2004 act was a real id and the creation of real id suggestions, realizing the birth certificate piece of it. the birth certificate regulations were not written. they have been sitting there at hhs for years. i have met multiple times with the gentle man who helped to that regulation creation. he met with all the states multiple times. it is sitting there politically in the bush administration and the obama administration for political reasons, they have not wanted to release that regulation. they want to digitize the private records and make them accessible to driver's license- issuing agencies in any other agency that needs it. it is the one piece of real idea that has not been done and the state's complaint is a cost issue and i would love to hear a mess cohen's response. for us on may 9/11 commission, checking accounts of that fraud of the birth certificate as one of the most vital things you can do. eve has done a tremendous job digitizing those records. what exactly are the issues with of the states and with amba in terms of not implementing that piece of real idea? >> i wi

laws voter id laws restrictions on early voting hurdles to register voter registration i mean those are anti-democratic laws i simply don't want it but i know you. think that that's come the hack i think both parties are to blame here and i think that the mainstream media is very protective of the democratic party historically is very protective of the house of representatives and i think what we're seeing now with this gerrymandering being all over because the democrats held it for four decades in the post-war era prior to newt gingrich newt gingrich talking in ninety four he was demonized when a grassroots coalition of conservative activists won the house and twenty why is the tea party was the in the same reason i have this here we're going to hear about gerrymandering goes this over again it's the same reason why after forty six the democrats didn't hold or the republicans didn't hold the house of representatives for two generations it's because they go crazy when they get power in forty six you know there's this little two year window there when the republicans held the house r

passed in 2005, the real id act sets standards for the states to meet regarding id security. include a recognition captor, improved document authenticity, data verification between states, increased security, and lawful status tax on non-citizen applicants. by meeting these standards, they will be accepted for official purposes. citizens of states that have not yet met these identifications standards will not have ids accepted for federal purposes. the administration sought cuddled and has impaired the enactment. in 2005, janet as dupont up much of her forced between -- behind the idea act -- secretary of common security janet napolitano put her force behind blocking its implementation. three deadlines have been missed. dhs offered a further extension recently. 13 states have been deemed real id compliant, but many more have indicated they are willing to comply with the laura -- with the law. but we turn it over to our fellow panelists and introduce them. andrew meehan conducts government relations. he has testified on a number of panels and a fourth of several state legislat

the state's voter id rule.l workers in several counties were reportedly rejecting ids, and voters were being forced to cast provisional ballots because they would not accept, you know, the outdated ohio driver's license with an outdated address. the other problem we saw was the impact on communities of color. i mean, you know, we can talk about all the voters in the world, but communities of color, people with disabilities, seniors and students are bearing the budget of these issues -- the brunt of these issues. our redistricting battle in texas, the voter id battle we waged in the courts in texas, who were impacted? african-americans, latinos and as the court itself said in finding these laws racially discriminating on purpose said that it was poor and low income voters. early voting in ohio we've done a study that i would recommend to you on cuyahoga county just showing how much people of color rely on early voting, so when there are restrictions on it, it really has a horrible impact. the other thing that we

cards he just was a regular id card this law later writes in the question is in america. state school are you forced to become a second class citizen because you won't use it r.f.i. the chip why can't you use a card like you're really feeling sorry for you and again this is not for safety the schools been very clear they get money from the state and it's not classroom attendance by the way it's attendance in the school he can be in the bathroom outside slope a cigarette doing a dance out of the law field it's not classroom and him assert their copulate here so it's a money making scheme that's what it is but the question here is it is her right to opt out of this program constitutionally protected if not close it's all over your you will have no privacy well that's what i wanted to ask i mean your last this round but what are you hoping the discussion becomes one of the bigger implications of this case here the bigger case in this case is that you object to a program like this on religious rounds across years around can you opt out of the program just have a regular id ca

the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple?t is exactly why it was designed. you can access your account online, set up direct deposit, and make transfers. it is a real bank account. >> it is very exciting. we see people opening up second accounts. a lot of these people never had account before. people who have problems with bank accounts, people without two ids, no minimum deposit. we are excited to have these people. >> it has been a great partnership with bank on s.f. because we are able to offer checking, savings, minimarkets, certificates, and loans to people who might not be about to get accounts anywhere else. even if you have had a previous account at another financial institutions, we can still open an account for you, so you do not need to go to a check cashing place, which may turn to two percent of your monthly income. >> you can enroll in free educational services online. just as it -- visit sfsmartmoney.org. with services like financial education classes and one-on-one meetings with advisers, asset smart money net

of the beast the school agreed to take the microchip out of the id card but would still require her to wear the badge and she refused and sued the school well yesterday a judge sided with the school she lost her battle and the ruling could teach us much more on the war being fought in this country against breaches on privacy and civil liberties and speak now with john whitehead who represented her hernandez in the case and is a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute hello john ok so these are f id tags are a way for the school to try to keep attendance up to say if you're not in class we still know where you are the funding that they receive is from the states it's directly related to intent attendance give us the legal reasons first that your client took issue with this we seem to be having some problems with his audio it looks like we lost him for a moment hopefully we're going to get him back again this lawsuit has been going on for several months andrea hernandez a sophomore at a school in san antonio texas and really said you know not only do i not want to have yo

confirms that the reported altercation happened in one security check point when romo couldn't provide an id which is routine for travelers. sources tell us romo was quote, disruptive and got into a verbal altercation with one agent. that is when police intervened. the police department told us, and i quote, airport police notify that had notice that the individual engaged in the dispute with a tsa officer. the security of other travelers not compromised. police say romo stood in an agitated position, pacing around. with clenched fists. now, romo cited with a misdemeanor from violatingá'm airport rules and any if the da decides to file charges police tell us he'll have owe to show them in court. after given a citation, he was released. police say he did not appear to be drunk or on drugs. at 6:00 tonight what some of the fans say about all of this. >> thank you very much. the giants popular. and sergio romo is one of the most popular players on the team. the pitcher is a power house and always comes through. you can see here in game four, when the giants swept detroit. romo created quite a

this comes from id analytics. they did this four-year study just to figure out how close were these id thieves related. and what they found was there were homes or families - a husband, a wife, four 20-somethings - stealing ids and stealing information and using it to open up credit card accounts or bank accounts or cell phone accounts. just these people alone comprise some 10,000 fraud rings in the u.s. that doesn't include those sophisticated geeky guys over in eastern europe in a boiler room during that. > what can people do to protect themselves? > > some of the stuff that we always talk about, and that is that you have to shred everything, because now you really know, your neighbors are going into your garbage and picking out stuff. so, shred everything. everything you have, no matter if it has any other identification about you besides your name and address. also, you have to guard your social security number, because that is what most of this id fraud is based on. it is really important to make sure you don

and who will take on bill o'reilly's id laws? colin powell will. >> if asking for an id is trying to restriblgt the vote, i mean, i'm sorry. you should be able to prove who ur before you cast a ballot. >> no, you should be able to prove who you are when you register to vote. >> i have more to say on mr. o'reilly. more show to come. keep it here. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's durable, and scrubbable. in this lab demo, bounty basic is stronger than the leading bargain brand. everyday life? bring it with bounty basic. the strong but affordable picker-upper... now costs even less. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's 30 shrimp! for $11.99 pair any two shrimp selections on one plate

>> we can't do any returns unless we have an actual id. >> reporter: asking for id is one thing, butt's what stores do with it that's causing concern. >> they actually took the information and scanned it into their database. >> reporter: from children's stores to home improvement, more and more retailers are scanning and storing your personal information. >> i told her i wasn't comfortable with it. >> reporter: kim blushing says even the manager at michaels couldn't explain what personal information they are collecting or why. >> i don't know who has access to my personal information. >> reporter: retailers are tracking returns in an effort to prevent fraud and weed out returnaholics, eventually banned from bringing stuff back. but exactly what do they get when they swipe the strip? everything on the front of your driver's license, including name, address, birth date, height, weight, even eye color. >> to say you're using that information or they are taking that information to prevent fraud, you could use that argument for just about anything. >> reporter: but state senator jerry hil

embassy out of the institutions that's why we saw us a id and other international organizations that are controlled by the state department booted out of that country or at the very least minimized so this is a standard tactic that is very much part of the playbook of twenty first century imperialism of the united states but again the danger here is that without chavez and without the power of his personality that they'll be able to attack those institutions inside the country the question will be how strong are the boulevard and institutions and how really is that base of support to come out into the streets in support of the revolution and against what could only be called counter-revolutionaries of the opposition representing wall street and washington. cation without trial eleven is only in from this gun turn of a prison remains open for business as despite human rights groups for the facility to be shot down but bringing along the public reaction a long way in fact from former detainees that they too late. while the u.n. peace envoy says the military will not leave syria out of

. >>> in 90 seconds, a controversial city issued id card. twist that will make it a first for the nation. >> also officials in one bay area city are declaring a state of emergency. >> what they're >>> a first of its kind city issued debit card will now be available to citizens in oakland. >> reporter: starting next month, oakland hopes to become the first city in the nation to offer an id card that can also work as a debit card. julio berraro, an undocumented immigrant makes his living selling cotton candy from a stick. he says he's been in the u.s. for 13 years. in limited english, he told me he's been robbed at gun point several times. he says he often carries cash, because he doesn't have a photo id to open a pang account. he plans to apply for the city's new id card, that resembles this prototype, because it can also work as a debit card. he says he will have a safe place to keep his money. gabrielle with street level health project is working with the city to identify people such as day laborers who could benefit from the new cards. >>

it's not about not presenting id. it's new id. let's use the id we always had. bill, shame on you. you know it's not playing by the rules we always played. it's trying to suppress the vote. we're glad the general is on board. but let the army keep moving forward. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton, "hardball" starts right now. .will the gop just say no? let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm michael smerconish in tonight for chris matthews. leading off, gun fight. the pictures alone were dramatic. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords nearly killed by a bullet seated at the same witness table as the nra's wayne lapierre. >> you must act. be bold, be courageous. americans are counting on you. >> as the rest of the country comes to the realization, something must be done to prevent gun violence. the nra and the allies in the republican party are digging in. we'll look at what president obama can and can't accomplish on gun safety at the top of the program. >>> plus does president obama want a deal on illegal immigration? which would be huge on his legacy. or does he want

. >>> in 90 seconds, a controversial city issued id card. the twist that will make it a first for the nation. >> also officials in one bay area city are declaring a state of emergency. >> what they're hoping the state will help them do to this failing old levee. >> also showing you just how cold it's going to get tomorrow where you live. >>> a first of its kind city issued debit card will now be available to citizens in oakland. >> reporter: starting next month, oakland hopes to become the first city in the nation to offer an id card that can also work as a debit card. julio berraro, an undocumented immigrant makes his living selling cotton candy from a stick. he says he's been in the u.s. for 13 years. in limited english, he told me he's been robbed at gun point several times. he says he often carries cash, because he doesn't have a photo id to open a pang account. he plans to apply for the city's new id card, that resembles this prototype, because it can also work as a debit card. he says he will have a safe place to keep his money. gabrie

oakland's id cards will also act as a debt card. the id is to make it legal for them to cash checks. the program legitimatizes illegal immigration. >>> to mark the occasion the museum will be free to everyone until 5:00 tonight. that is when the closing bell will ring and that is when everyone including the staff will make a ceremonial exit. the exploratory um will open at its new location. >>> stanford has won its first rose bowl in 31 years. >> fires middle. intercepted. >> you had to wait for a bit there it was. fourth quarter interception stole the win for the cardinals. stanford scored first and never gave up its lead over wisconsin. that day began with the rose parade in pasadena where the military made a splash. the defense department entered its first ever float. commemorating the 60sth anniversary of the korean war. there was a heartwarming reunion. there is erik as he stepped off the float and surprised his wife and four-year-old son who both thought he was still in afghanistan. >> that is fantastic. great came game as --

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actually the plan is for them to stand around it ask people an important question ask them to show id the answer to crime isn't a police state sending guys out with automatic weapons and body armor around just to check people's i.d. like it's the berlin wall or something won't do anything a guy who breaks into your house for crystal meth money isn't going to be affected by this only the good average citizens will have to show an armed thug of their id just to go buy milk but that's just my opinion. and i well can. i thank you for joining me thank you for your company on the great government has yet another dynamic today a way that this time it involves russell. courses on the pressure from european finance ministers to raise cash from privatization to russian bit is. have emerged as front runners to buy up the country's state and natural gas which could potentially raise more than one point five really for athens so the question is what's the di lemma then while his remarks with all the details. it is a greek state all natural gas group which is responsible for the acquisition and del

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get your id, we call you in, or you area felon , you do not get a gun. in the state of georgia, if an cells you a gun, nobody does a background check. to do ay needs background check. we are hearing that the one thing gun control legislation good for business. cnn. earlier this evening, i smoke and.achel former rivals have come a long way and their relationship. a long time since president said you are likable enough. that moment we all remember from the debates. referred to that as inient history tonight joint interview. a very striking moment. their relationship has been fascinating in the last four years. she is an active member of his cabinet. miles forgged many the administration in many countries. this interview tonight, 60 the first person other than first lady michelle michelle obama who president obama has sat with in a joint interview. >> and looks like hillary had a week. testified on capitol hill. she had this joint interview. may be poised for a 2016 run. what we are not hearing this about her, but several under -- several other candidates f

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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

. >> he asked me for my id and other questions. i answered his questions and gave him my id.. i was outside with a third officer who continued questioning into my friend came out. my friend asked them what was going on. i said that was my friend i was waiting for. he radioed to the other officer telling him that he got the french. they came outside immediately and the officer who snatched my phone started asking her questions. she answered his questions and gave her id and they set all the stuff they had to say. they searched her, separated us, had her against the wall and moved me to a car in front of the building. there he pointed to a sign that said operation clean hl and asked if i knew what it meant. i said i did not. he then told me i was trespassing. i said, how can i be trespassing if i am outside the restaurant he told me always wanted jill. he tilted turnaround and he hand cupped me. >> what happened next? >> we would to the precinct, i met the lawyer molly kovel. and i met my lawyer and then back and forth to court like eight to nine times. >> very quickly, what is

and so i think it is so outrageous, even more so than voter id ishdz. it just seems wrong.hen they tried to do it this last summer for this current election, the last election, in pennsylvania, one state senator proposed, it and a lot of republicans came out and said no. they still have a ways to go to get a head of steam behind this effort. >> the politics are horrible. >> right. >> or state legislators who have awful state budgets. i mean, a lot of their state budgets are under water. governors in some of the states are up for re-election. not bob mcdonald. but in pennsylvania the governor is up for re-election. in florida the governor is up for re-election. the more that governors and state legislatures and state lawmakers are focussing on things like this and not the economy and jobs, the worse off it is for them. >> you are starting to see, interestingly, a bit of a pullback by some of the republicans even on these democracy issues, even on voting. governor rick scott in florida who was behind the laws that made it impossible for that well known radical sect, the leagu