ids. wrote an article that was published about six months ago in which we took many of the individuals in the georgia lawsuit that had been filed unsuccessful this they said they would never be apparently get an i want d. we checked what had happened once the id law went in place. all of them, we hope found, in fact, had been voting regularly in elections. so they were able to get an id and able to vote. host: let me put that aside. if lyndon johnson were here told, would he be satisfied with his legacy on this issue? guest: i think given the decision the supreme court rendered, i don't think mr. johnson would be satisfied. i think he would be disturbed that the protection that were provided under section 5 of the voting rights act, that those protection are now no longer in place. i think that he would be concerned that without the basic protection that were provided under section 5, i think he would be concerned about how we would continue to protect minority voters from future discrimin

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voter id. it's been a very big issue in the black community. especially since the last couple of years even before the president. we've been talking about this issue and its 100% with this president. i want to read a piece of your book that says it so happened to black voters turn out suppressed the white turnout on the record in 2012 even while more and more states were implementing these supposedly racist voter id laws. about two thirds of the three eligible blacks 66.2% voted in the 2012 presidential election higher than this thank .1% of the non-hispanic whites who did so. talk to me about the need for or if we don't need a voter id in your opinion. >> guest: the reason that i addressed this in the book is because i think it is shameful the way that the attorney general eric holder's and others have essentially been going around the country trying to scare blacks to the polls that the wall is being passed to disenfranchise them and the evidence doesn't support that. it's interesting that trend predates the obama presidency in case someone d

this is connected to the issue of voter id. in some sense, there clearly are documented cases of -- even in the 2012 voter purge, there were documented cases of noncitizens on voting rolls. at least 85 people were ultimately removed from a rather large number of 180,000. i guess the question that i have for the panel is, does it matter -- and if i take mr. gelber's comments to heart, he seems to suggest it doesn't, but does it matter that the secretary of state is putting a hold on moving forward to find a better database. to the extend that there were problems with the 2012 effort to protect the integrity of the voting rolls, what is based upon the mechanism used, the use of andrecords was a bit noisy allowed for the inclusion of too to your does it go back point about what you take to be the intent behind the attempt to clean up voting? somewhatk this is equivalent to being shocked there is gambling in this establishment. we have known for a long time that the databases we have used for voter rolls have been filled with -- to

looking at the caller id is clearly one way of, if you look at the caller id and you see is not a number with which you're familiar are some of the things that this gentleman talked about, there's some possibilities. there's other things that are involved in this. there's moneypak cards but i'm glad to hear green dot is getting out of that business, but i'm sure there will be another, there's a market for some sure somebody will fill that market. i don't have a good answer for that, but i'm not sure, no disrespect to your website, but i don't think many senior citizens look at their senators website with any frequency. >> i guess we got to polar bear. but that's helpful. everything there's other ways we can put in place repented of strategies that would be helpful. and, of course, you can, over time, add your answer and send us written advice as well, so we appreciate that. i know we're limited on time, but ms. greisman, i wanted to add, we know that they do not already she has been -- do-not-call registry has been effective in a lot of ways. apparently in addition to what benefit we get

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

the cigarettes and a sticker we ask please id the customer. >> you do. >> yep. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. that's it. >> you'll have another. >> okay. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm jean young the senior health inspector environmental health branch since my last appearances we hope this board that the decision to suspend the tobacco permit is fair consistent with other jurisdictions and will not force the business owners to close i want to provide brief laws in san francisco. according to the u.s. surgeon general smoking is the second presentable prevention of death many californians die every year and according to the risk factor about 65 percent of california smokers starting smoking before the age of 18 in order to structure the safety the law was passed the kids enforcement act to eliminate thelogically purchase by minors. at the city level as early as 1990 the city of san francisco countered co- tobacco rules reducing the youth access and passing to the tobacco retailer with strong enforcement policies. i'm sure you're aware of in 2003 we adapted

this is connected to the issue of voter id. in some sense, there clearly are documented cases of -- even in the 2012 voter purge, there were documented cases of noncitizens on voting rolls. at least 85 people were ultimately removed from a rather large number of 180,000. i guess the question that i have for the panel is, does it matter -- and if i take mr. gelber's comments to heart, he seems to suggest it doesn't, but does it matter that the secretary of state is putting a hold on moving forward to find a better database. to the extend that there were problems with the 2012 effort to protect the integrity of the voting rolls, what is based upon the mechanism used, the use of andrecords was a bit noisy allowed for the inclusion of too to your does it go back point about what you take to be the intent behind the attempt to clean up voting? somewhatk this is equivalent to being shocked there is gambling in this establishment. we have known for a long time that the databases we have used for voter rolls have been filled with -- to

was -- of the one of the most remarkable comments and quotes on some of the efforts at these voter idaws was from colin powell. general powell agonized with the north carolina effort asked the following question. how can this phenomenon of voter fraud be so widespread and at the same time so and detected? -- undetected. when we get our case in texas the record demonstrate over a ten-year period i needed one hand to count the documented incidents of alleged voter fraud. and when it went to the one hand, actually it ended up being at most once, that i needed to document the so-called voter fraud for which this was the solution. voting is a most sacred right and we should be working to expand the right of eligible voters to vote. you been working on that. that's never been a partisan issue, and it shouldn't be a partisan issue and that's why people like colin powell and john lewis speak up about these issues. and so we continue to move to make progress that we have a lot of unfinished business. we have a lot of unfinished business in the area of economic justice as well, it starts with m

the appellant doesn't dispute the cigarette were sold and the cashier failed to ask for the id but the department didn't agree that's because sales to minors are avoidable it's posted on the website it's simply no reason to sell cigarettes to minors. also selling sects to minors is a crime and allows the businesses to draw youths in to buy other goods. we've reviewed our policy against one hundred other jurisdictions in california and the first time violators they suspend permits for thirty days without the possibly of reducing the penalty and for the permits to be suspended so our 25 day suspension is consistent with other california jurisdictions. the other thing we've learned there's no evidence to sport that any businesses have closed because you have our 25 day suspension, in fact, 39 cases have been reviewed and out of 37 cases they've served suspensions i've reviewed those to see if any business owners had to sell the business even a year after the suspensions there were no one all of them remained owners after the suspension. the department buildings that a 25 day suspension wi

arrived, the door, one of the suspects came to the door pretending to be the resident, but asked for id proof. robbers sent out the female resident to get rid of the cops. she said everything was okay, but gestured otherwise. one of the officers went inside which surprised the robbers, police say one of the men pointed the gun at the officer's head and pulled the trigger. >> at the same time we believe discharged three times at the officer, thank god the officer was not struck. the officer himself, he fired

the coin, bring the outside and either dump in this cardboard box to one dealer who's holding their id's or they walk around like this orlando bloom looking actor to the hotel around the corner where they're paid. literally you're watching thousands of dollars changing hands on the sidewalk. >> we're with a large group that came in from end inn and we are just trying to get as many of the coins as we can as that's right being release. >> why? once the dealers have the coins they're flying them out did to a special convention in chicago where they can get a first day of issue sticker and sudden until beautiful $1,240

if you're a journalist and a cop asks for your id -- >> you don't get requested to provide id just forg in a mcdonald's. >> if asked. >> what's the crime? >> because of the what's going on on the ground. that is why they were approaching the reporters the way that they did. >> they were doing their work there. give me a break. why don't they go up and ask you for your id -- >> to the point of escalation that's why they were asking them for their id. >> but we haven't heard anything at all about anything that was happening in mcdonald's that would have justified the police asking. i don't think we've heard anything at all. maybe there is something. >> it's a very volatile situation. molotov cocktails, rocks, tear gas -- >> i think you're right. gosh, it kills me to agree with -- >> what is happening to me? i think the challenge that the police face is separating the protesters. there are reasons to protest. based on what we know now, there are plenty of reasons to be protesting. but looting. eyewitness testimony is very compelling. the police have not come out and given their side of th

. >> you don't have to show id to vote. would you have to show id to claim your money? >> i bet you would. i bet you would have to show id. >> if you can vote without showing id i would think you can say i am john stevens and give me my money. >> leave it to andy levy to throw a curve ball. >>> we are moving on because men now pause before unhooking bras. who rhymed that one? according to a bloomburg.com piece, hookup culture on the campuses of harvard and stanford is wainimg due to increased sexual assault. heightened attention has created a witch hunt environment causing men to become hesitant. noted one student, i feel i am a pretty good guy. if i am talking to a girl and want to gauge her interest i am more cautious. i don't want to cross the line. another student was making out with a girl at a party when a vision of his school's disciplinary board flew into his head. he later explained, it has been nice seeing you. instead of trying to hookup men are turning to other activities like turning. >> wow. i have never tried that. has anyone here tried the turning? i am

the id has been put in place, and the upgrade of the camera system will be in place tomorrow. i was told. and we did get a call for service, and did get a call for service, this past weekend at closing and we are now waiting on the incident report to come weekends they have application form in hand and going to be sending that back this week, a brand new venue cabana opened and it is going to be kind of a bar and this is on the 9, toma and they actually do have a dj and i have a call into the owner to try to bring them into compliance. >> and just today, we did receive a report of a new after hours underground party at 586, 6th street and it is sort of near the highway on-ramp. and it is in the old fitness center, the window has been blacked out and i have put in a call to the city attorney to try to get some support from sfpd. to keep an eye on that and see if we can reach out to the property owner. >> and if there is no questions, i will pass it over to jordan. >> i have a couple of questions, if you don't mind. i am sorry. you didn't bring, did you bring up the brick yard?

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. >> the id thing is ing. >> reporter: opponents of voter id legislation like virginia delegate scott suravel say 164 alleged cases out of 9 million voters in both states is simply statistically meaningless. >> i was thinking maybe they also found sasquatch or maybe one of these 17 people are carrying obama's indonesian birth certificate with them when they find them because i think those are the kind of statistical probabilities we're dealing with. >> reporter: voter fraud is a misdemeanor in maryland, but in virginia it is a felony, which is why advocates are eager to see if authority bring charges. scott broom, wusa9. >> voting officials in fairfax have not identified those 17 people referred for investigation. >>> today the prosecution and both defense teams finished their closing arguments in the corruption trial of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen. peggy fox joins us live from richmond with more on this big day in court. >> reporter: we've heard a lot about quid pro quo, lies and coverup. the prosecution says there was a quid pro quo, that jonnie willi

when he went to vote on november 6th, 2012, he didn't have the right id when he showed up. luckily for him and others that law wasn't in effect that day. it is now but on that day it was not in effect in which he was able to vote. by pure coincidence, the newspaper got a picture of him. we have it framed at home. it was the best day of his life. and so together for our brothers, sisters, our communidad, we have to work together to pave that road. that's it. >> thank you. [applause] >> okay. so we have a little bit of time to get into this and peel back the skin on the onion. now what does the emergens of these two institutions mean? we have them certainly approaching the latino vote from a partisan political perspective. the libre initiative is a c4 so it's a much more political perspective than naleo would ever do. what does this mean in terms of political development? >> this agreement and debate is the life blood of democracy. so the fact that we have these two gentleman who have very different political perspectives to me is wonderful. i love it. i also want -- [applaus

and what you do is you enter your id and password. and then a text message is sent to your phone. in some cases, you send one from your phone. and that message has a code in it which you then would enter into a field on the screen and that, because it's not associated with the website or the user id or the password, identifies you with a third mechanism. that's what multifactor means. >> let's go through some of these other ones. they're all good advice. avoid bad links in e-mails and also encrypt your computer. tell us what those two mean. >> let's take the e-mails first. you would really be shocked at how good hackers have become at this. they're really extraordinarily artistic at developing e-mails that look exactly like what you would get from a large firm, from bank of america or american express. what you want to avoid at all cost is clicking on any of the links in those e-mails. if you get an e-mail that says your account has been hacked, you need to verify your information, the best thing that you can do is to go directly to that website by typing in the address or going t

be used to access federal benefits and the idea too is that you can't take your driver's license or id card to the airport and board a plane. >> all right. ivan moreno of the associated press joining us from denver. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> >> sreenivasan: returning now to the conflict in the middle east. temporary cease-fires have come and gone between israel and hamas, but the online battle between the two sides has been fought non-stop. newshour's p.j. tobia has our story. (explosion) >> reporter: as fighting in gaza moves into a fifth week, a parallel battle is taking place on a different front waged online through social media. both hamas and israel are seeking to control the message behind the fighting, and are taking to twitter, facebook and other online platforms to influence the public's perception. >> it is a competition for likes, recommends, tweets, retweets. >> reporter: adel iskandar is a professor of global communications at simon fraser university in vancouver. he says both sides of the conflict are pursuing similar objectives with online content. >> they realiz

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for the the first time ever smart cameras, smart doors and coded id card are in place. some of this equipment will give staff 180-degree views to better machine for the outside of the buildings. >> what has impressed me the most is these cameras with the id card, we will always necessity who is going in and out. that is important. because if someone were to be let in the building with bad intentions, a weapon we can much more securely monitor. >> first day of class in camden is 11 days away. >>> speaking of back to school, the shopping for it is all in full swing, backpack, binders all can add up but there is one place in toms river, new jersey where parents can get a sweet deal on their kids back to school wardrobe. fox's kerry drew check it out. >> you don't want to look messy, you want to look cute. you cannot be gross. >> reporter: like most new to be third graders sonya knows what she's looking for with back to school shopping. >> something cute, casual, comfortable. >> reporter: for kids trying to be fashionable and parents looking to keep it affordable is there o

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witness who was working at the school at the time was asked why she did not checked the kidnappers id. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with more on that, walt. >> reporter: suspect isn't the only one on trial here, the school district security is also being held up for examination. one witness testifying that people going into the school the day of the kidnapping weren't being checked for identification, another witness another schoolworker testifying that monitors supposed to spot intruders were not being carefully watched. the prosecutor told the injury any their opening argument that cristina regusters is the attacker seen on this video, kidnapping a five-year old from bryant elementary school in january have of 2013. then it prisoning the child, blindfold and under a bed inside a nearby home for 19 hours. sexually violating her, before abandoning her at this upper darby playground where she was found crying and shivering wearing only a t-shirt. >> the the little girl who was the victim of this crime in this case was horribly and brutally assaulted. >> reporter: atto

last april made for mobile phones a russian id for him discovers half a million smartphones are infected with a virus allow he had has to control them as if i thought you were there. oh. there was an arm to international law from moscow this afternoon you with me intel on monday it's good to have you with us. first clashes have erupted in central kiev between protesters and police covering the city center with black smoke as people burn tires are police and special units who arrived at the scene managed to rein in the mayhem it's believed the protesters attempted to attack officers and firefighters with project out trying to push them away from my guns where your mind of you was it's the exact same place that saw the start of the anti-government uprising back in november last year that eventually ended in the overthrew other than president yanukovych people burned tires ascending approves of a thick black smoke all over the city center the standoff began when city authorities tried to dismantle tents and barricades. right we're now joined live by ben harris he's a moscow based editor of

laws by passing voter id laws. you know there's some states like in california that are passing new disclosure laws around campaign spending that make it impossible for these dark money groups to spend money without revealing who's behind them and so you know i want people to engage i want people to feel proud of the country that they live in and want to support it by participating. in so much and just to see it love what i've seen so far thank all deal for more information check out citizen cold dot com and for my viewers out there i want to hear from you what do you think about this topic and this documentary join the conversation on my facebook page. at least. that's all. i. know you want to know what you comedy news this is. what your comedy used to be a bear no holds barred fight to the dad. like a vampire lighting into the next in the corporate elite billionaire freaks well they're going. that's what you get with my new. jack to the night. please. liz liz liz liz liz liz liz please. please.