it's just a question of the type of id.e're seeing across the nation states enacting laws more strict than the next so it's only a particular form of id. in texas it could be up to 200 miles to a motor vehicle location to get that id. you may have to pay $22 for a birth certificate or hundreds of dollars for a marriage the certificate. >> it's like a poll tax. >> it's exactly like a poll tax. >> greg abbott rejected the arguments. voter ids are require the of every texan regardless of race. is that true? that it's regardless of race and it's free to get a voter id card? >> it has an enormous racial impact. the people who don't have it are disproportionately people of color. i think wendy's lawsuit lays out that this is intentional or the basis of race. and third, even though texas is making the id available itself for free, if you can get to the place and you have to pay for transportation, and you have the documents that they require, which cost money, then allegedly it's free. >> anybody get caught like they were in penns

card or accessed the building and the base through somebody else's id card.that is under investigation as we speak. i can tell you there is an update, andrea, that military officials here are reporting that seven are now dead of the 12 shot and wounded in that incident at the navy yard. >> do we know what the building is, 197. >> it's essentially the navy sea systems command. it's their headquarters. they oversee a large part of what the navy does on a daily basis. we're not talking about operational deployments or the like, but the navy's very complicated big business on many levels. but they are in charge of the overall navy sea system command. i can tell you the building, 197, in which those shootings occurred today, we're told it was actually constructed to build ships. so when you hear some of the witnesses talking about the shooter on the third or fourth level shooting down into an open area, many of the victims never saw it coming. they probably never saw the shooter because reports are that he was at an upper level shooting down into a food court cafe

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digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. >>> new video tonight of damage of the yosemite fire. this shows destruction in the watershed. the river trust launched a campaign today to raise money to restore the watershed. the river connects and provides water to millions of bay area residents. the yosemite fire is at 80% containment after burning more than 250,000 acres stand cost has reached one reach hundred million dollars. >>> tonight a bizarre story out of va lay ho. the school district admits it has a problem with bats but they're staying open anyway. we talked with some in the community that are outraged. >> this is not just a school roof. this is home to dozens if not hundreds battles. you can see the bats swarming out of the school vents. we're talking about dozens if not hundreds battles. >> bats are everywhere. if you look good you see them swarming over people's heads. >> reporter: news about the bats living in the school's roof surfaced over the last few days. he along w

in order to get on, you have to show your military id or your civilian d.o.d. id.u actually have to get out of your vehicle and go in and sign in if you don't have either of those with a government id. so it's very, very tight. >> it seems, you know, given those circumstances, it seems like it would be extremely unlikely that somebody would be able to sort of finess their way through that gate unless they shot their way through security to get into that building. is that true? >> no. not exactly. what my take is, every day i drove on to the military i installation for 20 years. my take is they obviously have some way of getting on with the proper credential. they could have easily been in the trunk of a vehicle. could have even been in a van. right now a lot of the security is based on what your -- whether vehicles are going to get searched when they come on to the base or -- every morning getting intoy're not searching vehicles. so it is possible to get on the base if somebody's very determined to do such. >> in terms of what you know about this workplace and buil

one without showing id and one with just showing a paper id. we will now turn these over to the police. >> here's the paper id. >> that's the paper id. >> look, i signed it, it's authentic. >> real official. >> i could've xeroxed this. >> [laughs] >> you could've printed this out on my computer. i could've done it in color on my computer. >> actually, we didn't call him by his name for a while. >> yeah. >> we used to just call him the shooter. >> that's right. >> yeah... >> why? >> i don't know. somebody asked me that, but i think it was making him more of a person and i didn't see him as a person. i saw him as this horribly sick monster. and if you gave him a name, it made him more human and i couldn't deal with that. so we just didn't call him... we just called him the shooter for a long time before we gave him a name. >> do you know what it feels like to be spit on your face and have trash shoved down your throat? do you know what it feels like to dig your own grave? do you know what it feels like to have your throat slashed from ear to ear?

. >> id that bell stored for 20 years. it was important to see them ring at the same time eventually again. >> it has meaning and a tangible expression of they love for god. >> reporter: the reverend leads the congress investigation, the bell is a teal thing and represents so much more and pleading with whomever took it to return it. the church will take it back no questions asked or charges filed. they say it means just that much. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> a police chase starts when a sex offender hands cop as fake id. >> caught on tape including the crash that ended it all. >> the conversation corey booker had that is raising eyebrows tonight. you like to keep your family healthy and fit. do the same for your dog. introducing purina dog chow light & healthy. it's a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend... ...with 20% fewer calories than dog chow. new purina dog chow light & healthy. >>> suspected drunk driver leafs police on a high speed chase in florida. prius hits a car and comes past the state troopers dash

racial profiling well i don't know how exactly anyone can prove they are or aren't a citizen without id and if you're looking for people who are forward and thus different then how can you go about looking for illegals without looking for people who are different profiling if you were looking for a criminal of slavic origin in uganda when the police be wrong to stop me do the standing out from the crowd i don't think so that's not racial profiling it is just common sense obviously it is best to fight the causes of illegal immigration rather than asking for id in moscow subways but they have to do something so i guess id checks are here to stay but there's a big difference between looking at someone's passport and doing stop and frisk or involuntary blood and urine tests that is what immigration control goes over the line but that's just my opinion. l.a. that we only see the international investment for it happens every year but this is particularly special and that's because everyone is gearing up for the winter olympics that will happen in just a hundred and thirty days time from now a

the moves against voter id laws across the country. that continues all ahead of next year's midterms. the man who helped draft the first law declared constitutional predicts could next happen. >> keeping an eye too on wicked weather hammering parts of kentucky. a look at some of the damage it has left behind straight ahead. >> we were watching all of the leaves from the trees blow horizontal down the street. that's when we saw the tree just from the wind fall diagonally down on to our patio. >>> extreme weather in kentucky has left serious damage. lexington in particular was hit with strong winds and lightning and now they are seeing dangerous flooding. they had one lightning in a neighborhood bringing a tree crashing down into somebody's yard seen here and briefly starting a gas fire. and then in another part of town high wind just toppled a tree on to cars in the streets. >> i opened the door and saw a car that the tree is on. i knew i wouldn't get a parking place that lucky, and then a tree hit my car. >> the irony. despite the dama

details on our website plus find out about the newest unit of the british army that staffed by the id crowd and is designed to defend the country from the threat of cyber warfare this and more at r.t. dot com. in bahrain fifty shia muslims have been sentenced to up to fifteen years in prison for organizing a clandestine movement linked to anti-government militants the group was formed back in two thousand and eleven and was the major driving force behind the nationwide program form uprising we spoke to dr another day who chairs the bahrain rehabilitation and antiviolence organization and also spent two months in prison there she says the whole trial is a well known top level tactic demonization. actually it's quite all the propaganda the whole process all the demonization of the pro-democracy corners and to pro-democracy groups is a quite an old fashioned thing that's the death or it is the bahamian authorities may be using for a while and it's not working anymore i mean at this moment they feel absolutely failed to provide any evidence that these groups are involved in any. terror at

in moscow subways but they have to do something so i guess id checks are here to stay but there's a big difference between looking at someone's passport and doing stop and frisk or involuntary blood and urine tests that is when immigration control goes over the line but that's just my opinion. and later we are indeed. that's it for it happens every day but this is particularly special and that's because everyone is gearing up for the winter olympics that will happen in just a hundred and thirty days time from now and today actually we have a list in athens it will make its way to russia for the longest of the late in history make you see just by. it's been a complete transformation of the sort she asked since the elim pace was and now sits behind me on the ride we've got the stadiums themselves and really the construct of this is going it is incredible eighty five percent of the region has we totally revamped or built from scratch i'm talking roads route ways tunnels gas pipelines if you name it and luckily for russia there's an abundance of russian billionaires that are willing to

naval yard with his military contractor id and parked. walked into the building and then made his way in to begin his shooting spree. he was armed with an ar-15, a rifle and a semi-automatic glock. they brielieve he used the ar-1. which has been used in the sandy hook and aurora. how is this so? he served in the navy. and then he, while he was in the navy he was arrested for an anger-fueled shooting in seattle. still stayed in the navy. finally the navy discharged him for pa pattern of misconduct and he's allowed to work as a contractor. how does that happen? this guy was sent away for a pattern of misconduct. he shouldn't be allowed in. >> first of all, we need to think about these families. they were expecting their loved ones home about this time. so our hearts go out to them. how did they get in? americans need to be vigilant. we live in different times. we learned lessons from ft. hood. that we live in different times. it takes one person to mess it up. americans need to be vigilant. if you siee something you need o say something. an

why is it discriminatory for somebody to have to bring voter id to vote when you needed to have an ido this building today? >> you're absolutely right. the id i have is from fox news. i got it because i happen to be a contributor here. if you're somebody who's a minority or student you have less of a propensity to have a driver's license. that's one of the very few ids that north carolina will accept. if you don't have a driver's license, you can't vote. that's a problem. north carolina is now going to spend almost a million dollars providing people with those ids. now you have to go to the dmv to get it. the problem is, according to north carolina, their board of election is .0017% instances of voter fraud in north carolina. >> that sounds like they're the best state in the nation which i will look into after this show. because most states cannot brag about that. dee dee. >> that's true. voter fraud is real. what is wrong with showing an id? you can't even function in society now. this law is so archaicic it absolutely needs to go. it's not fair for north carolinians to have their vo

>> i wrote up with this id.t, why are you going to give me the id of another person? >> he take off. >> you thought the smartest thing to do would be to drive off? >> i'm going to try to take off with the car, because i'm quicker running on the foot. >> you're quicker running on foot than a car? that's fast. are you jamaican? >> cape verde. >> you're not that fast. did you watch the olympics? how many gold medals did cape verde take home in track? >> i'm fast. >> how many gold medals did jamaica take home in track? >> probably a lot. >> case closed. >> we he's got a warrant anyway. >> the chase was no help in the gang unit's search for the h block gang shooting. time to find some proof and keep the case. >> you've been working so hard for 25 years. >> 26. i'm in my 26th year. >>. no we always have this argument. >> 25 years. >> whatever. the point is you deserve it. finally, you deserve it. >> thank you. >> so is there going to be a ceremony? >> yeah there is going to be a ceremony on friday. >> my god. you know

racial profiling well i don't know how exactly anyone can prove they are or aren't a citizen without id and if you're looking for people who are forward and thus different then how can you go about looking for illegals without looking for people who are different i.e. profiling if they were looking for a criminal of slavic origin in uganda when the police be wrong to stop me due to standing out from the crowd i don't think so that's not racial profiling it is just common sense obviously it is best to fight the causes of illegal immigration rather than asking for id in moscow subways but they have to do something so i guess id checks are here to stay but there's a big difference between looking at someone's passport and doing stop and frisk or involuntary blood and urine tests that is what immigration control goes over the line but that's just my opinion. we speak your language i mean some of the law and out of the. programs documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little too negative angles stories. here. spanish find out more visit. eloah lulu. have already voted f

of a id that's what everybody wants well in a survey of elite u.s. universities catherine rampal found that in two thousand and six just before the financial crisis twenty five percent of graduating seniors at harvard twenty four percent yale and a whopping forty six percent at princeton were starting their careers in financial services because they want to get lunch like this guy they because launching is what people aspire to him out america they go to harvard twenty five percent of the graduating classes i want to be on like a black man in the cell generally get of the funniest business i'm a victim i was they feasted billions of dollars of people this is only able to do i can't stand. i can't sit man like james brown brown is rolling over in his grave right now that's the problem with america so is james brown is gone it's complete lack of form well ok so bob benmosche member i said he's he's essentially in financial service this is an insurance company but isn't the new sort of other financial services so i'm going to read to you what this invol

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hello, herb tarlek here, look id like to talk- oh he did?uh, could i at least leave a message? why not? herb, here let me have the phone. hello this is jennifer marleau, id like to speak with mr. van dyke. thanks. it helps to know the secretary. hello harry? this is jennifer, yes really, harry pull yourself together and listen. boy, councilman tillman is still way out in front. oh i wish we had something on that guy. well one of my ex college roommates used to be on tillmans staff. bailey... bailey, bailey, bailey, why dont you tell us these things? because you didnt ask me. well now im asking, now look, do you think you can find out if this tillman character has ever been seen in the company of men? you know just sorta walkin down the street with another guy, with no women around. herb, youre such a jerk, such a total- just find out what you can, okay? oh harrison, that is so very sweet of you, uh huh, me too, bye bye now. put him down for eight hundred dollars. i have been editing tape for two hours now trying to make carlson sound like a

of a id that's what everybody wants well in a survey of elite u.s. universities catherine rampal found that in two thousand and six just before the financial crisis twenty five percent of graduating seniors at harvard twenty four percent yale and a whopping forty six percent at princeton were starting their careers in financial services because they want to get lynched like this guy they because lynching is what people aspire to mount america they go to harvard twenty five percent of the graduating classes i want to be on like a black man in the cell going to get of the funniest business i'm a victim i was they feasted billions of dollars of bonuses only able to do i can't stand. i can't sit man like james brown brown is rolling over his grave right now that's the problem with america says james brown is gone it's complete lack of home well ok so bob benmosche member i said he's he's essentially in financial services an insurance company but is the new sort of other financial services so i'm going to read to you what this involves according to a stud

the initial confusion with the id card was that that id card belonged to the deceased shooter. turns out it apparently did not. now, as to whether this individual that is now in the custody of the police whose i.d. kaz was found, as to whether he has any involvement, that is part of the ongoing investigation. i would emphasize there are multiple investigations going on. one trying to identify the deceased shooter in building 197. information i had received a little while ago from law enforcement sources indicate that that individual may have in fact been a retired u.s. navy officer. that's again preliminary -- and not confirmed at this time. >> commissioner, i want you to get you to stand by. i want to bring in pete williams who may have additional information here. >> i think what former chief brat ton is talking about is based on the fact that the shooter may have had a -- may have been a former military officer is based on the id. we've been told the same thing, when police found the gunman where the majority of shots were fired and victims were mostly on the third and fourt

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he may have used a stolen id to get on the base. some of the vehicles that come on the base only do spot-checks, they don't check every vehicle coming on base. it is possible that's how he got the rifle, the ar-15 rifle we heard about onto the base and into the building. it must have been disguised in some way to allow him. we also know at least one guard was shot, so it is not clear if he shot him on the way into the building before he started wreaking havoc on the cafeteria area. >> it is dana. i want to ask about the victims. there are 12 confirmed dead, many others wounded. we haven't seen any photographs or have any names and there's probably a mix of people, civilians or local law enforcement like the washington, d.c. police officer and then possibly some military. do you know when we will start finding out about the people who were the victims in this tragedy? >> reporter: well, dana, i think the reason we're not learning more about the victims is they're still trying to locate their families. they have a place near the baseb

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uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. >> gus: 16-79 final score. oklahoma defeats west virginia and sooners win their first conference game of the season and start the year 2-0. gus johnson along with charles davis. a lot of turnovers and terrific play by both defenses. >> charles: and west virginia not expected to be very good on defense again this year. last year number 108 in the country and way better than that and been resilient and bounced back and on the field way too long tonight. oklahoma's offensive line started to have their way in the second half. the running game and oklahoma's defense won this game. now we are going to find out who is going to play quarterback for oklahoma going forward as blake bell replaced trevor knight in the first half. >> gus: interesting to listen to the radio going back to the hotel this evening. >> charles:

when you preorder, you have to show up with your id. this guy wanted to show up to pick up his game. we're in the middle of an argument between he and the girl behind the counter. and he goes to walk out. >> and, hey, that's the video. >> he says, oh, we have his business card now. do you want his e-mail address? he comes back. >> did you just threaten to give out my public information and have me harassed? >> nobody is going to harass you. >> then why don't you write down your phone number and address. >> i want your last name so i can call and make a formal complaint. now other customers are starting to get involved like this. >> i can't believe people like you. >> you can't pick up something with a business card. you have to have a real id. at the same time you can't offer to give out someone's e-mail address. we reached out to game stop. they did say they're investigating and apologized to the customer. let's ask our customers who do you side with in our nerd rage argument. >> a couple hits the lake for a duo wave surf when -- >> th