kpix5's julie watts shows us how easily you can become a victim of id theft, caller id theft. >> rick can't use his phone because someone else is using his phone number. >> it makes my phone useless, essentially. >> last week, his phone number was spoofed by a tell telemarketer. since then, his number has been showing up as the caller id on hundreds of calls made from someone else's phone. >> apparently they were making global calls. >> and most people aren't happy to get them. >> i have now returned 30 messages from people who said, i don't know why you are calling me, but some, of course, got nasty. >> caller id spoofing isn't exactly new, but headlines show it isn't across the country. in part, because the internet is full of websites that help people do it. criminals like it because it enables them to pose as someone nearby, increasing the chances you'll take the call. and while it is illegal to transmit misleading or inaccurate caller id information, it is hard to catch the people who do it. >> at&t said because of privacy, they can't look into it. it's an fcc issue. the fcc said

he is with a group called troop id. before we find out what troop id is, mr. hall, give us your background. >> guest: sure. third generation soldier, grew up in a military family. 9/11 happened, i was in vanderbilt university's rotc program. decided i wanted to be an airborne ranger. ultimately ended up leading a scout trooper platoon in iraq hunting high of value targets. had a wonderful group of guys, and we were taking apart some of the vehicle bomb networks over there affiliated with al-qaeda. when i was getting out, had a commander that refused to write me a letter of resignation unless i applied to around saturday business school. i told him he was crazy, but he said a deal's a deal and ended up at harvard business where i met my cofounder. >> host: first of all, did you graduate from harvard? >> guest: i did. i managed to finish it. i did all right, too, so i guess he saw something that i didn't. >> host: all right. after that, how did -- what is troop id, and how did the idea come about? is. >> guest: sure. yeah, we noticed in 2009 that brands were try

we have developed a process in exchange the filer would receive a filer id and a secret code. that would be used to verify the signers identity. this is for january the first deadline of the year we're proposing the same rule? san diego. the signature file is faxed into the office or we could have the signature card notarized. happy to answer any questions. >> any public comment? i guess i'm the public here tonight. i'm in support. it appears that the potential obstacles i saw before committees not do. killed here was having a notary sign s it this would have to mail in a document and would receive the signer id and pin code. in the instance where someone comes into the office and they're showing on id i assume the staff would not take a photocopy of that. otherwise i think the draft letter to committees was on old letterhead because it still had commissioner lou on here but i think this does the trick. in terms of timing if you adopt this regulation tonight the board would have two months to consider not approving the regulation so i'd prime you, you wouldn't be notifying fil

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

id.roop >> after that, what is troop id? microsoftce in 2009 was giving away -- to veterans, but they would have to verify their service to the department of labor office to claim an e- learning voucher. doesn't that defeat the entire point of accumulating vouchers? for service members and veterans? why are you using digital panels to deliver these programs? we don't have a way to verify customers on mobile or the website. what was preventing a channel from branson the military, they and all the0% off sudden have for my customers will claim to have served? we needed to develop a relationship with companies in the fortune 500 institutions. that way we could verify anyone who served in the military. we have built a product that instead of tying a bank account or credit card or password, which i a verified attribute to your identity to confirm your military service. you can access discounts across the network. some of the stuff that we have right here, they give five percent off and free shipping if you are a service member. .>

and ask people if they had their id.he doj was monitoring if any of these groups are crossing the line into voter intimidation or otherwise breaking a voting rule. host: last phone call, illinois, independents. caller: i would like to hear more about the senses that that showsnsus since 1996, blacks have been voting at a higher percentage than whites. and it further shows that states that have voter id, those percentages don't change. blacks are voting and a higher percentage. therefore, i find that the department of justice and the democrats are in talks about all these barriers to minorities. i find that very condescending. caller: -- guest: i think with the department of justice would say to you is that we're not protecting the access to polling places for only only minorities, we are doing it for everybody, even for somebody there are examples out there of somebody who is generally old and does not have some of their original documents that some laws require in order to get an id. would say, yes, it is great news tha

. >>> caller id is a great tool to help you decide whether you want to answer a call or let it two to voice mail. turn are also out, the number that pops up may not belong to the actual person calling you. consumer watch with reporter julie watts on the sudden rise in spoofing. >> rick can't use his phone because someone else is using his phone number. >> it is an annoyance to me. makes my phone useless. >> last week his phone number was spoofed, probably by a tele marketer using it as a disguise. >> yeah. my phone number has been compromised. >> since then, his number has been showing up on caller id on hundreds of calls. not surprisingly, most people aren't happy to get them. >> i don't know the reason you're calling. >> right now i have 20 and 30 messages from people saying i don't know why you're calling me. some, of course, got a little nasty. >> caller id spoofing isn't new, but headlines show it is increasing. in part because the internet is full of websites that help people do it. criminals like it because it enables them to pose as someone nearby, increasing the chances you w

we want to introduce you to blake hall with troop id. we before we find out what troop id is give us your background? >> guest: i grew up in a military family, 9/11 happened and i was in the rotc program. i decided i wanted to be a ranger and ended up leaving a scout sniper platoon in iraq from july of 06 to september 07 hunting targets. a wonderful group of guys. we were taken apart some of the vehicles related with al qaeda. when i was getting out i had a commander that refuse to write me a letter of recommendation unless they apply to harvard business school. i told him he was crazy that i haven't used the three syllable word in the last month that he said the deal is a deal. i ended up at harvard business waive my co-founder who is also ranger and ultimately founded troop id together. >> host: first of all. [inaudible] >> guest: i managed to finish it so i guess he saw something that i didn't. >> host: after that, what is troop id and how did the idea? >> guest: wenoticed in 2009 brands were trying to give benefits to different servi

>> you do plan to have the electronic id checking device. it won't be used like during happy hour, and we will have security at the front door. >> is it going to be a hand held device, have you looked into the problems that come along with this and everything like that? >> yes. >> you have added this? >> that is correct. yes. >> are there any other questions? >> question? >> go for it. >> with regards to condition three. are we fwoeg to amend the wording back to the old wording? would that satisfy? >> we will not answer that now, we will answer it when we make a motion. >> well,... given all of the feedback in the concerns that we have had about this, would the police department be amending this >> no we will not amend it. >> i guess then what she is... and that is just, and in lastly, we have had some success with mr. eicher and the establishments and the video that we have received with fr* him. we have been inundated from thefts from bars and so that is a positive result as nabing the culprits that come in and steal the patron's belonging

. >> and this is your military id. >> this is my military id. >> you have no right to be here. >> that's hard to watch. >> what's going through my head right there is the cops are coming through my door. who am i supposed to call. >> we showed the video to paul hender sewn son, a legal affairs expert. >> in the case where you have a third party calling from outside the house, the cops have to investigate. they're not necessarily going to take or believe someone telling them from behind a locked door that everything is okay without doing an investigation. >> late this evening, police released a statement saying because it was a call for a possible domestic violence, the officers had to check the welfare of everyone in the apartment and to leigh would be, quote, a neglective duty. the statement goes onto assert the constitutional law allows for officers to make those types of entries, kicking in the door without a warrant. >> mr. wood faces several charges. he says, you know, the whole argument started over finances with his wife. now, they're trying to figure out how to afford an attorney

instead, undocumented immigrant could show other forms of id like a birth certificate, a consular id card, or a police agreement. millions of unlicensed drivers could come out of the shadows to get trained, tested, and ensured. >> it's a smart thing to do and it's in everyone's interest. >> reporter: not everyone is convinced. >> it's going to put a lot of people on the street that aren't financially ready to have a license. >> i'm saying they're not going to have insurance. >> reporter: it passed the assembly with a wide margin with a lot of bipartisan support. governor brown has expressed some concerns, but they're confident they can get this passed. >> what else can they use the driver's licenses for? >> reporter: they were very clear about this is only good for driving. it won't be used for any kind of id purposes or registering to vote. >> okay, all right. thank you. >>> right now, illegal immigrants can get licenses in only four states, washington, new mexico, illinois, and colorado. utah offers a special driving card. >>> also moving forward in the legislature, the domestic wo

federal employees mouth show their employee id.n of the park authority says the program is meant as a gesture of solidarity. >> we want to play you a recording of a man just convicted of killing a teenaged mother. prosecutors say he killed her in 2010. they say he and six others beat her, tied her up and left her in a closet in an apt:listen to what he told them when he realized she was dead. >> it was like man, yeah, uh she ain't breathe k. what you mean? like well, then the girls they were hitting her and i blacked out and then she wasn't breathe k. it was like i think she dead. >> swede is the second person convicted in this case. he faces up to 60 years in prison. >> the county council approved raises from 7 to 10% yesterday. councilman voted againsts the raises. >> city holds second public meeting on the landmark mall project meeting. the proposal calls for the demolition of the two stor y portion of the mall. the first phase will create apartments and spaces for retails and restaurants. >> falsafety investigators are looking

to get a registration with the city and county of san francisco and then the irs to obtain their tax id, employer identification number. the tax and treasurer's office -- any entity or business that does business within the san francisco boundaries for seven days or more in a calendar year needs to obtain a business registration and that is -- in san francisco we call it a business registration. that business registration. they may need to and most businesses do business under a different name so they need to file a fictitious business name with the county clerk and they need to post that filing in a public publication so if there are other businesses out there that might want to use that same name or have that name but it's not registered in the city and county of san francisco then they can find out. the assessor recorders -- any business that has any unsecured property which is your telephones, your computers, any equipment you need to file with the assessor recorder and the state collects unsecured property tax on business equipment. in addition to san francisco permits and licenses

and finally id sate that medicare has sufficient funds to operate through 2026. and that's actually two years later than they had said last year, so that's a good sign. treasury secretary jack lew was cautiously optimistic in his comments earlier today. >> social security and medicare are meeting their commitments today and they will continue to meet their commitments in the years ahead. yet as the trustee's reports have been indicating for a while now, these programs face long-term challenges. >> now, maria, that year of 2033 was actually the same exact year they picked last year, so social security kind of treading water here. and that's kind of lukewarm to good news here in washington. the question is, what's the political impact of that?

kpix 5's julie watts shows us how easily you can become a victim identity theft, caller id theft. >>orter: rick can't use his phone because someone else is using his phone number. >> it's annoyance to me. it makes my phone use less essentially. >> reporter: last week his phone number was spoofed probably by a telemarketer using it as a disguise. >> my phone number has been compromised. >> reporter: since then, his number has been showing up as the caller id on hundreds of calls made from someone else's phone. >> apparently they were making robo calls. >> reporter: not surprisingly most people aren't happy to get them. >> i don't know what reason you're calling. >> i have 230 messages from people who said, i don't know you're calling me, but -- some of course got a little nasty. >> reporter: caller id spoofing isn't exactly new but headlines show it is increasing across the country in part because of the internet is full of websites that help people do it. criminals like it because it enables them to pose as someone nearby within your own area code increasing the chances you'll take t

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the graffiti hotline program, it's just minimum id of the tager because once we id them, we'll go and get them. sooner or later. the big thing that we do use, though, is graffiti tracker. i was talking to some individuals earlier today about our graffiti tracker program. on the table over there when you leave up out of here, make sure you grab a graffiti tracker card. i can't tell you how great this thing was. graffiti tracker provides clients with gps enabled i goctiontionv tal cameras. every time someone goes out -- anybody have people that clean up their graffiti neighborhood services department? phoenix has neighborhood services department. they go out, see the graffiti, they take a picture of it with these cameras that graffiti tracker gives you. graffiti tracker, you take the pictures gps enabled. it sends it back to graffiti tracker. graffiti tracker puts it in a database for us. i have it on my phone. they give us these phones that have all of our apps on it for graffiti. graffiti tracker here on my phone. a sewer, like we were looking at earlier, say sewer painted. they take

use the id card and more people using it. me question again, will you please answer this question, what will happen if somebody sell your car or abuse it or what happens to that person? >> thank you. >> you're welcome jerry. next is mike. good afternoon. i'm a student at city college. as we try to remember the year when we met john scott around 2002 in a different position. i was sitting in a mayor's city council and it was up to be appointed and left the city hall politics field the reason i'm here today just to echo, i would like to not just present some information to all of us here but to people maybe watching on the t v. the policy could be dominated by the state. so we are not expecting to know how much the city and county can do with this kind of legislation to be able to be legal or adopted by the supervisor or the mayor. i think that's two things i would like to echo. check and balance which is monetary and supply and demand. the reason we are doing with not ard legal or not many people have done that job. i don't ne

use the id card and more people using it. me question again, will you please answer this question, what will happen if somebody sell your car or abuse it or what happens to that person? >> thank you. >> you're welcome jerry. next is mike. good afternoon. i'm a student at city college. as we try to remember the year when we met john scott around 2002 in a different position. i was sitting in a mayor's city council and it was up to be appointed and left the city hall politics field the reason i'm here today just to echo, i would like

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and they took his id and there was an officer next to me there and he hadn't asked me for my id yet. but i figured he's there so i go like this and i go you want my id too? and he went for his weapon. and i said what's going on? i haven't done anything, sir. what's going on here? he says all i can tell you is you're in for some serious allegations. >> what was the first sign of trouble for you that day? >> i was sleeping. and i don't remember the police in my room. i was thinking because i had an open container warrant. so i didn't know what -- i thought they was taking me in cause of that. >> let me walk you through a bit of this so that everyone clearly understands. when you were arrested on monday and brought in, were you told why you were under arrest? >> absolutely not. >> no. >> you had no idea? >> no. >> no. >> not for 48, maybe 36 to 48 hours later. >> pedro, when did you become aware? >> well, there was an inmate that didn't speak english, so i translated for her. so then i asked her now that i help you, can you help me? >> this is to the officer? >> yes. and she said, sure,

there's i believe on the draft form there's a check form to show the fact that the staff has seen the id >> so you'll begin the process even though the process won't begin for a couple of months. is there any problem with that? >> i think the board has endorsed the signature process already. >> is there a motion? >> what - are you aware of any fraud problems or anything that have come up as a result of how san diego has used this? >> no, but there's a lot of potential for it. if you're faxing in a signature card there's no way to verify who sent it in or whose receiving the pin number. in the future we plan to have the form 410 that is established for the committee and another form when they're going to run for office. if we put that in electronic format we'll never see the individual. and if we move to protein for those two additional forms we can verify the filers identity but in san diego they're not going to be able to do that >> and it's that is up to the person to keep their information secret. >> we feel what we have a robust enough to avoid situations. >> san diego is not strong

and so as a means for individuals who are not able to get a drivers license or a government issued id and so the state board of equalization had an internal memo that said it would accept sf card to be able to obtain a seller's permit but they were having difficulty in getting the local office to be able to recognize that, and so with our office we were able to call the state board of equalization and be able to talk to betty yee's office and with that she reissued that memo to the local office, so that that would no longer be a barrier for those individuals being able to obtain their seller's permit, and then if there are some policy recommendations in addition beyond -- excuse me, first i want to talk about people's credit, and understanding their financing. we do have individuals that not only -- for those that are low income and navigating their financing and being able to understand their credit score and really understanding that. i think it's a conversation that we really need to be having in our schools starting in junior high. to do you manage your money? what does it mean fo

instead undocumented immigrants could show other forms of id like a birth certificate, a consular idd, a utility bill or lease agreement. if passed, millions of unlicensed drivers could come out of the shadows to get trained, tested and insured. >> incentive is they don't want to drive in fear that when they take their kids to school or drive to work that they might get their cars taken away and impounded, that they might get arrest and had taken to county jail because they have no identification. >> still not everyone is convinced it's a good idea. >> it's going to put a lot of people on the street that aren't financially ready to have a license. i'm saying they're not going to have insurance. >> so this had a lot of bipartisan support. moves off to the senate with a lot of momentum, however, governor brown has expressed some concerns, but the bill's sponsor says he's confident he can compromise and push this thing through. if it becomes law, it'll go into affect january 2015. ken. >> all right. thank you, kiet. >>> by the way, right now, illegal immigrant ks get licenses in four u.

if i understand this, they looked at unique user ids. no small things. the federal reserve. that could be the federal government. that could be the trading floor. that's got to be stopped. they should not have access to unique user ids. until he does, you guys are not going to be safe. you are not going to be safe. >> i agree with you 100%. i'm just saying that i wasn't particularly surprised about this. >> how much different is it than actual twitter hack? >> all right, men, thank you very much. >> the twitter hack does not get into the kinds of trading details and information details. bloomberg -- >> it's different. >> it's similar but doesn't go to the heart of the issue. my friend has not ruled that out. he has not slammed that door. >> a story we will continue to follow, obviously. today on the big data download does the scandal highlight the need that double as news organization? you can see it today. >> he is with us with his wisdom. >> waiting patiently. >> i thought it was interesting that bloomberg restored everybody's youth. people all have an

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are not causing a barrier to voting rather than the person who has a barrier devoting through a photo id or some other measure having to prove that they've been harmed so it's that affirmative guarantee to vote in the state of wisconsin we know we've seen these measures when i was in legislature come through is it that right now as an individual you're sort of like presumed guilty until you prove you're innocent you've got to demonstrate straight that you are eligible to vote and that the mechanism is turned upside down in your try to write it i think this is part of that celebrity metaphor it well it's like the slippery slope of watching you know the republicans are finding ways to try to stop things too often or those who want to stop voting rights and try to find ways to inhibit who can vote so i think when we started seeing the photo id laws and then changes to early voting in changes to registration this year alone there's eighty bills introduced in thirty states they would inhibit somehow. someone's ability to vote and just this year just this year twenty thirteen and they'll be mo

be challenging is you have to prove that you have enough evidence to support a homicide charge if an id is already made. >> reporter: and that's the critical distinction. one source close to the investigation tells kpix 5 that the biggest hurdle in this case is not finding the persons of interest but finding a solid eyewitness to what happened in sharon meadow. that's because the victim's friends all had their backs turned when he was blindsided and that leaves police right where they started. >> we need to have someone come forward and either tell us -- point out who the suspect was that actually committed the assault on the victim and who witnessed them actually do it. >> we spoke by phone with steven's father and he said nothing will ever be the same. again, if you have any information that might lead to an arrest in the death of martin, contact san francisco police. 415-575-4444. remember, your tip can be anonymous. >>> tonight it appears the italian racing team could be having second thoughts about competing in the america's cup race. the owner of the luna rosa team arrives in san

databases and we can verify it within a few seconds when you go to one of our locations are going to show id to the check to the cashier to the teller so it's still extremely private but it's not anonymous you get in your big car and you have this privacy that instant is retaining information we're not sharing with anyone but at the same time we have legal and regulatory obligations that we have to meet or not excessive or not over overstepping our boundaries here and that's really really important because people want their privacy. when you go and you have ice piece of gum at seven eleven you're using cash because it's private you know not everyone's going to see the transaction but when you use your credit card every single person and their mother saw you pay on your credit card interest you every government agency anyone it's so easy to get a warrant for anyone to see your credit card statement and that's why people use cash so what is behind the coin is cash with wings it's the ability to be able to take a local transaction and do it globally and that's one of the coin is going to overtu

who wrote the article it is hard to imagine anybody was offended b we have given privileged to the idwe are not allowed to contradict and campuses are making it worse. >> and thosere easily offended can dictate other's behavior. >> then it is insincere. if you have the trump card to shut down the arguments upheld who will not abuse that and they have been 30 years. john: use it to protect peoplemake this worse? >> federal laws federal discrimination laws and universities are so worried about being sued that when you have these overreactions on campus said general counsel house to say probably it is safer to overreact. john: you could be sued for the hostile environment. >> in the studyor ameran associatn of colges only 30 percent of college seniors agree with the ste it is safe to hold unpopular opinions on campus. only 17 percent of professors agrees to matt that defeats the purpose of higher education. john: whicis debate. >> harvard has a pledge. >> we should be settled that you have to agree to hold civility and inclusiveness and kindness on the same level of intellectual attainme