have a government id. however the board's executive director called me the next morning and said she was barred under your rules of allowing the president or any member of the board even to see or let alone to consider the motion to submit the information in a few page memo. i was told i could orally present this to you tonight, and the papers are still here. i think mr. pacheco has the files, and i would hope that you would review them before you decide. i will just put the id here which may get on your screen or something, but it's an exhibit -- >> could you blow that up a little bit? >> someone knows. >> they have to pick it up. >> there it is. >> the copies are with the papers that i submitted that i hope that you will review. i was again surprised it couldn't be considered. mary's medical marijuana application in supporting -- >> can you pause that? i am comfortable in receiving -- plus we have an issue. >> my screen is not working. >> given this is new information i am uncomfortable receiving the mem

is a valid government id under the code. correct? on that motion to over rule commissioner fung. >> aye. >> president hwang. >> aye. >> vice president is absent. commissioner honda. >> aye. >> thank you. the vote is four-zero. the denial is overruled and the permit shall issue with that finding. thank you. >> thank you. we're going to take a break. this is going to be a long night so at least >> welcome back for the february 13th, 2013, board of appeals, we are calling number six, 12-157. maria yuhas, appealing the position on the 90 day suspension on-ramp taxi medallion no 9038. it is on for today and the agents that seven minutes to present the case. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is jacob masel and i represent maria yuhas on this manner. i am with the cab company here in the city of san francisco. and i really hope that we are not going to meet together and just we could settle that quietly. i will try to make my point and be successful in that. back in 94, there was medallions, they were created sort of for the

for for employees or even a national id card. well this libertarian and i think all libertarians are are hard highly opposed to this and it ties into our opposition to immigration law to begin with i mean this. to begin with and this new biometric id that the gang of eight may be contemplating are a terrifyingly restrictive solution to what libertarians would say is a non-problem why americans are so head up about immigration law currently is kind of beyond me there is not actually any public policy crisis that's affecting anyone's lives our current immigration policy is fine except to the extent that it doesn't allow more people in and it doesn't allow an easier path to legality i don't think any american wants to face the efficiency of you know the veteran's administration of the post office when it comes to something as vital as getting a job and make no mistake what these people are trying to do to solve this so-called immigration problem is require us to have government issued paperwork before we are permitted to work it so

we have a case of that you have a very much in support of voter id i think that having voter id allows each vote to be validated because that means that someone cannot come along behind me and vote as sherrilyn harlee and that's important in fact to have a father from the deep south so i know all about voter discrimination and segregation of the black. please correct me for a wrong but i wasn't aware that there were any legitimate cases of florida for yes there actually are several cases have there been i don't have the exact number but it's amazing how the ambition of having like everyone else i think an autonomous many many people is that way compared to something very very fresh and levy how i feel you had to let me just give you another more people in america die from having televisions fall on their head every year that are prosecuted for example surely it's a minor infraction and another one you think. it's not man fact they're actually sort of the another example of this that maybe once like a church has been taken for it i think it's also going to give you. but you have some of

dorner's badge and id were found overnight in san diego. police say he tried to tie up an 81-year-old man and steal his boat but failed. dorner is believed to shot at least two police officers, wounding one. twenty minutes later, he shot a riverside officer to death. this afternoon, his car was found on fire in big bear. a witness said there were footprints in the snow, leading away from the car. >> i can't tell you whether he's here or not, but we're assuming that he's still in the area. >> reporter: the riverside police chief says what makes this man so dangerous is the fact that he said what he was going to do and he went out and so far he's done it. the police chief in riverside says he's targeting officers and murdering that officer was a very dangerous situation. he had no remorse and ambushed two officers in riverside. a very dangerous situation. they're going to search as long as they can tonight, but when the weather comes in, they're going to have to stop, is what i'm told. >> we saw the pictures of officers in the area, near cabi

the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple? that 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

a new municipal id card with a twist. he's undocumented, but that the new municipal id card will help him live less in the shadows. >> they can open doors for you with this kind of card. many people it's a prayer. they don't have any -- >> reporter: oakland officials unveil add card that will help provide residents with identification and make them less afraid to report crime. >> one of the problems we found in the community the police were saying a lot of immigrants were unwilling to talk to them. >> reporter: it can serve as a debit card, eliminating the need to carry ranch amounts of cash or rely on check cashing places. >> others who could not open a bank account were being attacked and mugged because people knew they carried cash. >> reporter: the cards will cost $15, $10 for juveniles and seniors. people can preregister now for an appointment to get a card. residents will need to provide a document proving who they are. officials say that 6000 people will get cards this year alone. >> excited and happy about this. m

id cards used as debit cards. and...e brand new bay bridge we'll give you >>> the city of oakland is launching a first ever id prepaid debit card program designed to help people who need services but cannot get them because they don't have an official form of identification. >> oh, yeah. they charge for everything. >> eric just left a store on international boulevard in oakland. he heard the city along with financial institution is offering a city id also have a debit card function.b?hd >> it's there for people that, you know, saying... in the ghetto. you know? that is not making too much. >> the mayor ask officials from sf global and community owe organizers opened a new enterprise with a ribbon cutting. officials showed us the web(áj site up monday for anyone who wants to register for the card. only requirement is the ability to show a form of valid id. this is the first city in the united states issuing this card. >> former city councilman says he has been fighting for this card for years. >> important function is tha

present a valid government issued photo id and provide a thumbprint. your id will be verified remotely by a human and your device will be matched against the stolen device data base. >> reporter: one works in fair oaks mall. >> my view is if you're dumb enough to steal something and then put your thumbprint and your id next up to it you just deserve to be caught. >> reporter: ecoatm doesn't see many stolen phones. >> nationwide there's about about one reported stolen phone for about every 4,000 to 5,000 transactions. >> reporter: of the 7,000 knowns recycled in the d.c. area, ecoatm says only four or five stolen ones. >> three of which we've been able to return to their rightful owners within the past two weeks and a fourth is still pending. >> reporter: the chief is working with the company and they have been cooperative but i thinks the not a good system. i'm sure it's increasing the problem. the company says it takes seriously the chief's concerns. but cites those statistics to support its belief that it is not contributing to the problem. gary nure

laws, photo id laws, all of a sudden, the photo id we always had was no longer good enough. they were changing early voting days. they were changing being able to vote on sunday. if they change section v now, they make it unconstitutional, any of these districts all over this country, but particularly those in the path of discrimination can do whatever they want. there's no stopping. the attorney general, no one can stop them. we had a 102-year-old woman at the state of the union address as a guest of the president of the united states who stood in line two hours to use and utilize her vote. you are telling people like that those lines are going to be there forever and longer. we are discouraging voters. this is absolutely unthinkable. >> reverend sharpton, to your point, what highlights the essentiality, the court has to be mindful of the real people protected by the protections in the places racial discrimination persisted over time. alabama, it must occur to your voters, alabama is the place that is bringing this challenge to section v and shelby county in particular. in

we have these laws. 30 states enacted a form of voter id law.u listen to pete william's analysis, the court may cut down the act. where does that leave americans in terms of where do we go from here to ensure people have access to ballots come november? >> democracy in voting is the foundation of america. we have fought long battles. the constitution has been amended to give african-americans the right to vote, the give women the right to vote. to give 18-year-olders the right to vote. we have always had an expansion of democracy which has been the trend. this generation of leaders, the court, the president and the congress, it's good to see the president propose a commission to look at this issue and create transparency. i think in america while fighting wars to create democracy overseas, we have to protect democracy here at home and ensure, ensure that every american has a right to vote in an important way. the more people who participate in our elections the stronger american democracy is. k si agree, mark. i can only imagine the outcry from

director for the maryland crimes resource center. 33 victims of id theft sought their help last year. butler says technology has made much easier for your id to get into the wrong hands. >> five, ten, fifteen years later, someone still has your information. they still haven't been caught. or they may have sold it to someone else. >> this can happen in several ways, but e filing is helping to fuel it. it is often hard to spot and prosecute. but the irs says its efforts in 2012 help to protect $20 billion in revenue related to fraudulent returns. jonathan again thought his daughter's social security number was safe. he thinks alexis' id was compromised because of a government death master file that contains the name, date of birth, address, and full social security number of any person who dies. all you have to do is go online to buy it. >> you are powerless. you really have no ability to safeguard your loved ones identity after they die. >> how worried are you that somebody now has your social security number can go out and commit more crimes. >> i'm very worried because they can take

ids covered that the antitrust division was are ready pondering a revival of the 1950 six case. it had not also attacking the long-distance monopoly. from that point forward, otp supported doj investigations behind the scenes. filed its famous case in 1974 over general saxby's signature. it did take a decade and several major miracles for the case to conclude successfully. in the end, be bell system caved and excepted as a

and, i might add, when the state of georgia passed their voter id law, we saw in the fact the oppositet the liberals and civil rights organizations allege. in the state of georgia, we saw black voter participation increase after the state of georgia passed their voter id law. these two examples are in direct conflict with what people like hilary shelton of the naacp argue, the leadership conference on civil rights, aclu, lead of voters -- all of these groups allege that voter id is going to be an impediment for people to go out and vote. minorities, in particular. elderly. that is just not the case. >> that is cherylyn harley lebon of project 21. >> this is the situation. she needs to get down in the weeds in she's going to talk about the issues. she was talking about georgia. because of our effort, it is taken two or three years to implement the law. the first race after was the 2000 elections when black voter participation that everywhere. they say this was a historical problem. actually, the state of alabama's resistance to democracy as continued every decade to the 1970's, 1980's,

if you don't have an id you can still slide.ercover to each of the bay area's major airports. >> i don't have my driver's license. >> reporter: at sfo, our producer got through with a student id and a couple of personal credit cards. tsa agents said they would accept a costco card. at the oakland airport security there asked for a costco card too. >> costco card. >> reporter: in san jose our producer skated through with a student id. >> it's about validating who you are. so if it's a library card or a costco card or if it's a school i.d. card, they are not all government identification but at least it's printed with your name on it that we can say yes this is who that person is. then there is an additional screening process at the security checkpoint. >> reporter: that was the case only when our producer showed up with no wallet or documentation at all. tsa simply took our producer aside and asked a series of secondary questions. >> do you live here in oakland? ro. >>> but in less than 20 minutes our producer was cleared to go a

and then the voter id laws.nly thing that stopped states like alabama and georgia from follow the lead was, yeah you guessed it the voting right's act. republican governors of many states filed a brief arguing the act is unconstitutional because it kept them from implementing voter id laws. that's what it is supposed to do. and that in a nutshell is why we still need it today. as part of our the march goes on series i'm very pleased to welcome, julian bond he joins us today from pensacola, florida of all places. thanks so much for coming back inside "the war room." >> thanks for having me, michael. >> michael: you were there in 2006. has anything changed since then that would make it no longer necessary? the >> things have changed marginally but nothing has changed that would make it no longer necessary in fact it needs to be necessary all over the united states. but what is at issue today is the supreme court will vm an activist court and over do what congress has already done. justice scalia is just terrible i

once it is legalized you have to have an id to get pot. it is harder to get pot. >> if the regulators can do it. these are guides that can't decide on the height of fence lines. i don't know if they will get to the finer points of regulation with an id card by february 28th. >> do you think there is any attention being paid at all to the possible ramifications of a drug like this? >> i think this is an experiment. you know what colorado is? colorado is the party house of the nation. you have 52 houses. this is the house that all of the kids will go to. what happens if jobs -- what happens if productivity fails or if there is more crime? this is an experiment that has to happen because we know that prohibition didn't work without alcohol. once we got rid of that the violence went down. look at chicago and all of chicago is drug lords. >> all of it? >> you have an interesting point too. >> devon is learning how "red eye" works. >> this is going to be something that has to be watched for two years. >> i am tired of the government coming in an

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critics insist the democratic the elderly, the , but minority -- are unlikely to carry voting ids. >> [indiscernible] >> it difference is of the worked out and are , it will not go ofo effect until the middle 2014. that will allow voters to address to the legislation. >> thank you. d.c. mayor vincent gray says the of columbia is a and the future is more promising. he gave a district address this evening. unemployment and crime are down. business is booming. .he population is growing he wants to create 100,000 more and more tax revenue over the next five years. mpeaking of revenues, bill er is being sued. each of contract. he was making fun of the hair.naires's maher said he would pay money to .harity he is only human. he has not paid out. voters have spoken tonight .nd that clydesdale budweiser got many responses facebook andn twitter. that the winning hope.s the foal was born three weeks ago. -- she became a big star in the super bowl ads. nice name. hope. weatherwise, it is still cold out. ready for some sunshine? i got it for you. snow lovers, wait until i tell you where it has bee

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or whether we will be moving to the next step, in national id card. it is a very, very large step forward. it is something that requires an awful lot of people, an awful lot of political capital. a lot of the civil liberties groups will be arguing that they do not believe in the national id card and they have alternative documents. the idea would be to create a database where enough information is an elite it about people who will be changing jobs, foreign-born, those who have a right to work in the united states. you can find out whether the person seeking employment from you is indeed the person they say they are and that they have their right to work in the united states. host: the headline this morning in "the chicago tribune." lessons learned from 1986 amnesty. mark williams says this. guest: it's always a very difficult discussion because i do not think the united states likes to borrow ideas from abroad. and no other country has a border with a country that is as far below in terms of the economic development as we do with mexico. mexico is mak

once it is legalized you have to have an id to get pot. it is harder to get pot. >> if the regulators can do it. these are guides that can't decide on the height of fence lines. i don't know if they will get to the finer points of regulation with an id card by february 28th. >> do you think there is any attention being paid at all to the possible ramifications of a drug like this? >> i think this is an experiment. you know what colorado is? colorado is the party house of the nation. you have 52 houses. this is the house that all of the kids will go to. what happens if jobs -- what happens if productivity fails or if there is more crime? this is an experiment that has to happen because we know that prohibition didn't work without alcohol. once we got rid of that the violence went down. look at chicago and all of chicago is drug lords. >> all of it? >> you have an interesting point too. >> devon is learning how "red eye" works. >> this is going to be something that has to be watched for two years. >> i am tired of the government coming in an

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people were talking about voter id laws. so it's become part of the public consciousness. and to the extent that people think republicans are trying to make it harder for people to vote, whether that's true or not, that's going to work against republicans who are trying to get those swing voters, who are trying to attract latino voters. it's going to make it tough in florida. so it might be that there will be a little bit of a political solution to. this whether a commission is going to do things -- let me point out in the aftermath of florida 2000, we set up the united states election assistance commission, a federal agency that is supposed to be doing this very thing. but that agency has essentially been without commissioners, no commissioners over the last year. we went through the election without it. we have a structure to try and deal with this. we just don't have the political will. republicans have blocked appointing people to the eac. so on the federal level, that doesn't seem like right now it's going to be a pathway to trying to get some major changes in our ele

last week, republicans in the virginia legislature voted to eliminate several common forms of id that you can show in order to be allowed to vote there now, things like a paycheck or a utility bill. today virginia republicans advanced a bill with even tighter restrictions. under the new bill they advanced today, get this, the id card that you got to allow you to vote, the id card that you got already from the state board of elections, that would not be good enough to allow you to vote anymore. in the great state of indiana, two republican lawmakers there introduced a bill to ban any college student from voting if you paid out-of-state tuition in the state. indiana republicans proposed that, even though it is blatantly, patently almost laughably unconstitutional. there is a supreme court ruling specifically on this exact issue that says you cannot pass that kind of law. but indiana republicans want it anyway. they proposed it. they held a hearing on it. the lead sponsor of the bill only gave up on the specific provision involving college students today after fending off lots of questio