>> yes, thank you, i just -- have a problem with them wearing the id. some of the establishments seem to face. someone who frequents places like massage places and nail places and other places oftentimes sz quite confusing and you don't know necessarily if an actual license belongs to an actual individual. i wanted to make sure that there is a legislation that was meant in terms of may not necessarily be for the can you see mer but if there is a challenge or audit or ever anything done to try and figure out if the establishment is credible then having the actual id on the person and identifying that person with the number with what's meant to be a safe guard. i just wanted to get clarity to make sure by changes and requiring that it be on the premises i think it required bylaw then how does this policy going to be effective to serve the purpose of stopping those who are abusive in the industry? >> supervisor kim? >> okay. so i'm really glad, i didn't appreciate the coverage we had. i'm just worried about the safety of the massage therapist. i'm particul

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

why don't we make it easier for the people doing the clerical work by having an id. >> voter id.the clerical work that has names and addresses. that's what a photo id is name the picture and address. >> i voted in new york city. i wanted to take out my new york state driver's license. the they said oh, no, not necessary. >> you can't. >> let me give you some facts. integrity organizations last year you had 46 states prosecuting or convicting voter fraud cases. also nationwide you have 1.8 million dead people on the roles eligible to vote. that is just a slice. 24 million voter registrations in america are invalid yet they are still on the roles. >> that is not voter fraud. >> all i want is logic. >> it is clerical errors. it makes it easier for the system to operate. if the person voting as monica did takes out some kind of id. >> i am saying it is a better way to do it. >> what's the better way? >> you can bring a bill. a con ed bill. it has to match the address they have on file. the reason they do this and the head of the republican party in pennsylvania -- >> nobody is going

we also have this photo id card that allows for a discount on transit so there's multiple ids that are government ids that can be used and coded to the number on the placard. the reason is simply that if a pcl is getting out of a car and she goes into a building, they can't automatically know if there's a problem until they actually wait for her to come out. that could be a few hours. but if they can quickly punch in the number on the placard and it shows my face and she's getting out of the vehicle, then they know right away there's a problem. it would make enforce forcement faster. right now it's very time consuming. that's something dmv would need to do, but there's something else, and lisa will talk about more dmv initiatives. >> the third recommendation is to increase state level 'cause the dmv issues the placards. they recommend that the dmv upgrade its database to the dmv's current database is really outdated. i think it's dos and doesn't have this information in a searchable format. the dmv should also take steps that providers are legitimate and their cigna /kphurs are valid.

we were aware of that legislation through that venue. >> could you just explain how the id card would help to bring out or help to prevent human trafficking, how that could play a role in that process? the issues have been enforcement. there are cases where folks are practicing without proper licenses and that has been found to be the case. with the identification cards very upfront. you actually have a certification number and id number that is associated to make sure that they are licensed practitioner. this seeks to not only address issues for trying to help potential victims in trafficking. if you are there seeking services then you ought to be receiving services from someone who is licensed properly congratulations on this election day. as the one thing that i had not thought of was is having your name, i wasn't worried about the photo because you know what your massage practitioner look like but having your dmaem on -- name on there, because i agree we should all have licensed massage therapist, you know clients aren't all there for the reasons we want them there. and i was wond

not voter id fraud. >> but many cast ballots, that is a facts.on't we make it easier for the people doing the clinical work, by having an id, doesn't that make it easier for everybody? >> how about the people doing the clinical work, having them actually match the names and addresses. you don't need a voter id law to do it. >> i actually voted today in new york city, and i wanted to take out my new york state driver's license. and they said oh, no, not necessary. not necessary. let me give you some facts, according to true the vote, which is one of the nation's top integrity election organizations, just last year you had 46 states prosecuting voter fraud. you had 8 million dead people still on the rolls to vote. also, 24 million voter registrations in america are invalid, and yet they're still on the rolls. >> that is not voter fraud. >> but coombs, look -- ant is logic. >> it is clinical error, not voter fraud. >> but it makes it easier for the system to operate if the person voting as monica did takes out some kind of id and the -- >> and i'm s

the voter ids are common sense.them to get food stamps and to have a basic id and to vote is common sense laws that are available in 32 states in the united states of america. i think the voter id controversy is more creative. >> all right. set aside the voter id and why push for shortening early voting and push for this issue of not having same-day voter registration? i say that because the voter id, you can make the argument and why also try to curtail early voting and it's hard not to say republicans are getting whipped in early voting and that's why they don't want to vote. >> first of all, we didn't shorten early voting, but contacted the calendar. we will have the same hours and more polls available. we are actually going to be almost identical. the schedule has changed. the critics are kind of using that line where the legislation does not shorten the hours. by the way, states like new york have no early voting. it's ironic that eric holder is suing us and not suing the state of new york. i think it's more ab

not voter id fraud. >> but many cast ballots, that is a facts.asier for the people doing the clinical work, by having an id, doesn't that make it easier for everybody? >> how about the people doing the clinical work, having them actually match the names and addresses. you don't need a voter id law to do it. >> i actually voted today in new york city, and i wanted to take out my new york state driver's license. and they said oh, no, not necessary. not necessary. let me give you some facts, according to true the vote, which is one of the nation's top integrity election organizations, just last year you had 46 states prosecuting voter fraud. you had 8 million dead people still on the rolls to vote. also, 24 million voter registrations in america are invalid, and yet they're still on the rolls. >> that is not voter fraud. >> but coombs, look -- >> all i want is logic. >> it is clinical error, not voter fraud. >> but it makes it easier for the system to operate if the person voting as monica did takes out some kind of id and the -- >> and i'm saying t

you show your id at the bottom of the escalator. you go up and wait in line to go through the checkpoint. where did the shooting occur? >> right now, i just don't know. >> detective, thank you for joining us and for that information, again, confirming a shooter is in custody. right now we're going to get to -- >> pete williams rejoins me now here in washington. pete, i know you've been working the phones. do we know yet how many people were injured? >> no, we don't. you just heard lapd detective say he believes two, possibly three victims. frankly we've heard a lot of different reports, andrea, about what happened here, the extent of the injuries, how serious they are, whether there are any fatalities. four or five different versions, precisely what happened there. all of which we're trying to confirm right now. we just don't have a good picture. we know for certain a tsa employee was shot at the point where you show your driver's license and boarding pass to get onto the actual screening point. we know that the person who fired the

you know that doesn't allow women in seniors and whatever to get to vote you might have a bad voter id law you know it so that yeah you might be in a state where there's a whole lot of. i don't know if there's a slur but it's jeff foxworthy does it funny. but is this you know is this. is this going to be a problem for the republican party i mean there are there was a theory that was promulgated that you know it worked in two thousand and four there was never any significant blowback against jeb bush pulling that off. still trying to litigate that but it worked you know but in two thousand. twell these voter suppression efforts actually increase the turnout in african-american communities because people are so frankly pissed off about this they're saying. you're going to try to keep us from voting and like christie is saying in texas i mean they in one thousand nine hundred four texas passed a law that has to do with this whole women will take care of the women thing mandating that if a woman gets married on her driver's license or middle name has to be her maiden name you know creating

they said if i didn't have id or didn't produce it i would go to jail. they said the next time a cop tells you to do something, you better do it. i remember those words ringing in my ears. >> tory said police let him go after he showed them his id. the experience changed him. >> i felt frustrated. i was angry. yes really know what to do. i had all of this pent-up frustration that was sitting inside i thought the best way to do something was to get involved in my community. >> he started teaching to young people. they asked us not to show faces. >> you have to take control by asking asking: am i being stopped? am i being arrested. >> the stop and frisk policy allows officers to question and search a person the officer believes has committed a crime or is about to commit a crime. the nypd says the policy has helped prevent crime and save lives. >> more than half a million people were stopped and frisked in 2012, but according to the new york civil liberties union only one in 10 was summoned to court. the rest were released. >> this public school classroom

they said if i didn't have id or produce it, i would be going to gaol. they basically said, "the next time a cop tells you to do something, you better do it." i remember those words ringing in my ears. >> the police let him go after he showed his id. the experience changed him. >> i was frustrated, angry. it really, you know didn't know what to do. i had pent-up frustration that was like sitting in side. the best way to do something was to get involved in my community. >> he started teaching know-your-rights workshops to young people. they asked us not to know their faces. >> you have to take control by asking "am i being stopped? am i being question" >> the officer can stop and frisk if they believe a person has committed a crime or is about to. >> according to n.y.p.d. statistics half a million were stopped and frisked in 2012. onward one in it 10 was arrested or summoned to court. the rest were released without charges. >> a quick survey of this public school classroom shows the experience was nothing new. >> who in this room has ever been stopped di

he didn't say obama was born in kenya, that may be the big id logical difference between these two, but shows to me the tea party won because the tea party now taken an establishment

we talked about that, but now people cannot get their id verified. willing to go on the site and rest your personal information getting sent all over the place to me may not even be able to make it work. >> and there have been cases of people who have got someone else's information. a case in south carolina, someone in that the information from someone from north carolina. if i am getting -- it doesn't matter. it's astonishing to me that we could be this far along and still have it working like this. what is your expectation for saturday, the big day, the bigger unveil. >> it will be anticlimactic because we're not going to get it. they have already telegraphed. we already knew. it was pointless for them to make that november promise. gerri: of 110 -- going on, trying to get parents to talk their kids in the obamacare. take a look. magic gated by giving health-insurance. did an e-cards today. health insurance come a r.p. a long time to order obamacare. now your paddle to the middle trying to promote the law. what do you make of it? >> we know one thi

they said if i didn't have id or produce it i would be going to gaol.hey basically said to me - the next time a cop tells you to do something, you better do it. >> he said police let him go after showing them his id. the experience changed him. >> i was frustrated, angry. i was really - you know, i didn't know what to do. i had pent up frustration sitting inside. the best way to do something would be to get involved in the community. >> he started to teach know your rights workshops. these young people asked us not to show their faces. >> you have to take control asking, "am i being stopped? am i being arrested." >> it stop and frisk allows a police officer to stop a person and frisk them whom they thing is about to commit a crime or has committed a crime. more than half a million from stopped and frisked in 2012. according to the new york civil liberties, 1:10 were arrested or summoned to court. the rest were released. >> a study of this classroom shows the experience is nothing new. >> who in this room has been stopped by police officers? >> it happen

this is one country where my pocket bulges with a number of ids. -- id's. if you really want to be able to give rewards or punishments to people depending on their status, then you have to have an id process. i think we democrats cannot have it both ways. we cannot say we must employ sanctions. we must be able to identify and prove in a court of law that the employer was deliberately disregarding the illegal status of these people. we need to really look at our economy, our society, what is possible. the one thing which we really need to worry about is that this is a country where you could never eliminate illegals from our midst. that is a fundamental mistake of all these legislations, which is that as long as we have restraints in place and people cannot just walk in or swim in, this is inevitable that we have to have these restraints because people want to come here. you go to india or china, put your finger on somebody's children say, do you want to go to america? they will say, where is the plane and where is the ticket. we cannot afford to dismantle r

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

going there to get id. you can phone shally have id stolen from you. >> reporter: we asked to see the manager we waited a couple providing personal information for a child's passport. >> horrendous. >> reporter: they overheard our conversation. >> none of this would show up on a scratch pad. >> reporter: we showed the branch supervisor what we've found. >> this is a risk of identity theft. >> we agree. yes. a agree with you. >> reporter: how did this happen? >> i don't know. i will have to game. >> reporter: we'll let you know what they find. >> bay area doctors and nurses head together fill yil yip peens to help victims. a team left last night and tonight a group of doctors is meeting to coordinate a trip to that area so ravaged by the storm. the death toll has grown to 3600. some encouraging news, international aid is arriving to the philippines. >> well, drug smuggling along pacific coast continues to rise. authorities asking for help to stop it. smugglers using boats to speed up the coast from mexico. s

id like to it as. >> once upon a time was esident of an insurance company and when i began to hear andof kids just out of college 18 through 26 cohorts those provided voluntarily i begin to think about the numbers of the true cost. the remarkable thing is this is the healthiest populations, the lowest users of health care and we begin to see stories that people's premiums are up to a hundred percent. i thought poleman looks. is a rip-off and the data shows tremendous into generational transfer from oldekids to the beneficiaries so i did use the word ripoff becaus it is unjust and unfair to charge youngster's mher under their rents' plan for have to buy it themselves or be fined at these rates. the private system or young people in general that says we don't care what it was but we know whatt is we will pay the penalty and suffer the consequences? >> irrational thing is to pay the $95 per year and not take coverage. the answers our rational i would bet the numbers will tell us they are not buying but taking a tough line instead because they are not irrational veils th see first mother i

this case, the aca, voter suppression, voter id laws.be like this is the next chapter of the playbook. >> i think a lot of these issues are decided by the federal court, maybe even supreme court. these tensions between state governments and national government have been going on not only for the past few decades but since the founding of the country. the political point, i think republicans do see a lot more power ascended for themselves within the states. they will try to leverage that, especially with social issues. >> the question, kasie, here we have a retired lieutenant colonel, retired services, people keeping the country safe. this is a big priority if you're on the traditional republican platform, defense and the sense of patriotism in and around our troops and service members. here is an example of republicans being on the opposite side of our troops and national guards men and women. toif wonder if this is a fight that is wise to take up, not just given the decision on defense but also where the country is at on the subject of

of that at the registration process if there are you know it's in the problem it may not be showing id it may not be having to to come forth with something to get you on the on the roll on the voter rolls the proper these gotcha tactics that where you're there you're registered but you can't actually vote so if we're talking about something that registration when there's time and all that that that could be something different if there's actual fraud and evidence of fraud some real problem but the problem here is you're going after certain types of documents that do have a disparate impact on who has them whether it's made names and women whether it's minorities whether it's people who have come to this country naturalized recently and you go after the document that they may not have it has a disparate effect so i again think this is a solution without a pro it's actually not a solution it's an attempt at a solution to try to curry and this idea that there's this fraud i just have never seen me give someone a good attempt to reduce the number of people who are going to vote for your pa

nada en este parque de casas moviles hoy varios coincideron con zoila, en que no fueron notificados...id recibio las llamadas de alerta. yo pienso que es por eso porque no tienen telefono de casa via telefonica la policia de redwood city nos dijo que tenian un sistema de notificacion de alerta que enviaba los mensajes solo a lineas telefonicas fijas, pero que ahora cuentan con un nuevo sistema llamado nixle, que envia los mensajes a los numeros moviles de celulares tambien....lo unico es que usted tiene que inscribirse para que le lleguen...ante nuestros cuestionamientos, hoy el departamento de policia de redwood city a traves de su pagina de facebook en espanol, publico el enlace que le permitira hacer este proceso....ideli sa dice que las notificaciones han funcionado muy bien en otros casos como inundaciones. siempre que pasa algo serio siempre en mi telefono de mi casa asi que ya lo sabe, busque en facebook la pagina en espanol del departamento de policia de redwood city donde encontrara las instrucciones para inscribirse en este sistema de notificacion de emergencias...con esto me d

. >>> and letting loos ide of the queen we seldom see as she welcomesome wounded american warriors into her home. "nightly news" bins now. side o see as sheelcomes some wounded american warriors into her home. "nightly news" beginnow. >>> good ening. thpresident today apologized again for what has become of his health care initiative. he admitted today he overpromised and was underinformed. he once again tookhe blame and explained, as he put it, he's not a peect man or a perfect president. of all the things, ough, in his presidency, it's barack obama's signature piece of legislation that is ging him the biggest problem ofis presidency. and not long after he pledged again to make it right, the insurance industry called him out for changing the rules in the ninth inning of e game. we begin here tonight with our political director and cef whithouse correspondent chuck todd. chuck, good evening. >> reporter: good eving, brian. under unting political pressure from his owparty the president unveiled his plan to make good onhe health care. the problem, his proposefix may nofix anything. >> we

. >> make sure that you bring your id. >> yes, bring your id. >> and well, and thank you, commissioner for i meant to mention that and we did host over 200 members of the extended sf environment community and so thank you to all of the commissioners who were able to. and so we had other city agency and community, partners, and funders, and volunteers, staff, and it was a really wonderful celebration to show case how we are really walking the walk with the new space and living our values and our new office and so definitely welcome everybody to come if you have not seen it. >> thank you. >> commissioner stephenson? >> just a quick question, on the fund-raising grant, did any of these grants help us to make-up the shortfall that we still have the budget last time? >> yes, actually this top two, then. >> great job. thank you. melanie, and one, quick question about the party which was great, you know, we at one point there was 200 folks and at one point, i noticed that there were four commissioners, just as a point of clarification from the city attorney, what is mr. brown and his brown ac

of the customer and the id of the driver as well. mr. san der son is going to come up to you and explain what he saw in that system which is more than just two rides, but a pattern of conduct that happen before he obtained his medallion and continues until we issued a complaint against him. and so go ahead mr. san der son and he is going to use some of our time to discuss what he found. >> thank you, i'm john san der son, operation's director with the billy transportation which is the broker in san francisco. and we administer the programs including the taxi debit card program. and sorry, basically the evidence that we found consists of a number of patterns that we sao in the transactional record that consists of the transactions that were performed in the taxi cab and mr. murray mentioned a bunch of the data points that are captured in that record. and we noticed a few things and we noticed that there were a number of riders and turned out to be 7 riders when we had done all of the math, who almost exclusively used him and at least

s you show your id and boarding pass.the airport termim÷ was evacuated with some travellers trying to find any route out of the airport. some even seen spilling into the tarmac just go get away. ambulances were quickly on the scene where we saw two to three people treated for injuries. we don't know the extent of some of the other injuries. the gunman also believed to have been hit by gunfire, and we do ñcondition. early reports show he was acting alone. you know, l.a.x. is actually the third busiest airport in the morning, you can imagine the crowds. departing flights were routed. roads leading to and from the airport closed. flights were immediately being held on the ground causing numerous flight delays. that, in turn, is affecting bay area airports. with virgin american airlines saying they might have to recruit flights into san jose international airport. again, a gunman is in custody this morning after opening fire at los angeles international airport. a tsa agent has been killed. a los angeles police department is[

> we in this country in this generation are by destiny rather than choice the watchmen on the walls ids there anybody there to give me a ride to dallas? i think my son is the one they've arrested. it was lee harvey oswald's mother. >> these are all the letters that came into the dallas mayor's office. >> letters around the country and world poured in after the kennedy assassination. >> you need a new police chief and policemen. how can where you expect them to protect the president when they -- how can you expect them to protect the president when they can't even protect a prisoner? >> soldiers at the gravesite 50 years ago did the same today outside the u.s. embassy in dublin. >> you have a general salute first involves the movement of the hands eloquently and slowly and then over the head go down at the same time like that. >> and caroline kennedy, the only living member of the famous first family, stayed out of the public eye in ton. kyo >>> so then what really happened 50 years ago? did lee harvey oswald really act alone? >> more than half of americans still believe someone else wa