i have questions about the temporary id badge do you need an actual government issued id to get the badge? >> yes. the temporary badges are stored in the sheriff's operation center. again any employee or physician or student without picture id pr their institution will be brought down to the operations center by their supervisors at that point they have vouched for that individual will issue them a temporary badge they will give us the government id that is collateral to ensure we will get the badge back. >> do you anticipate any challenges you know like when somebody cannot produce a government issued id might be visiting a friend in the in-patient units >> in our procedures we actually did consider that as well. so in the event that is the case if we get approval from general hospital administrator on duty if they vouch for them at that point based on their recommendation will issue the temporary badge in the process there say form they fill out so we can account for that temporary badge as well. >> what about putting all the scenarios, i'm familiar with what about if someone for instan

we have to present an ide. the point is, the same id we use in 1983 is still acceptable in 2015.hat is the way it was. if people had acceptable forms of id to vote. the problem came with the election of barack obama in 2008. all of a sudden, different forms of ids were required. that attack comes under the old southern reconstruction fable that has all these restrictive laws to deny former slaves the right to vote after -- it was a case of when they started to fill up the game and they change the rules. people had acceptable forms of id. after obama was elected in 2008 all of a sudden different forms of id were required. that is the problem with voter id laws. no one knows this better than the republican lawmakers passing these laws and those supporting these laws. host: cranked from nashville, independent line. caller: i just want to say, i am 57. i would propose twice, just to see what the voters situation was, as far as people coming in to vote. in nashville, we did not have a problem. i do not see how anybody can vote without -- i do not see how voter fraud exists, because yo

can i see your massage id? if you hire massage practitioners, you have to have licenses. >> you lose your id? you lose it? >> yeah, it's here. i don't know who takes my id. >> san francisco is not going to tolerate anyone using his or her massage establishments as front for prostitution or human trafficking. >> we are here to serve the order. >> after a two-year battle, inspectors finally pull the plug on one of san francisco's most notorious massage parlors. >> you're supposed to close effective 5:00 p.m. today. >>> it's 3:45 in downtown san francisco, and while most city workers are close to ending their work day, health inspector ed walsh is just gearing up for a much anticipated takedown. >> come on out, health department. >> it's the end of a five-year cat and mouse game with a massage parlor offering sex for cash, right in the shadow of city hall. >> who is the manager? >> over the last several years with msnbc in tow, in raid after raid, this massage parlor has been cited for numerous violations, where t

can i see your massage id?ge practitioners, you have to have licenses. >> you lose your id? you lose it? >> yeah, it's here. i don't know who takes my id. >> san francisco is not going to tolerate anyone using his or her massage establishments as front for prostitution or human trafficking. >> we are here to serve the order. >> after a two-year battle, inspectors finally pull the plug on one of san francisco's most notorious massage parlors. >> you're supposed to close effective 5:00 p.m. today. he paid for ya. experience the audi a4 at your local dealer today. season-long control of orthall these types of bugs. spectracide gives you season-long control... of just ants. their label says so. bugged by more than ants? get ortho bug b gon. the label tells the story. ortho home defense gives of all these household bugs - roaches, ants, and spiders. spectracide gives you year long control... of just roaches. their label says so. got more than roaches moving in? get home defense. the label tells the story. ugh...you'

it's in texas where we litigated and won our voter id case last year. it's now in the court of appeals. south carolina in 2012. alabama, the place of shelby county, we litigated the shelby county case. we believe that this is an issue about citizenship and about democratic participation, not necessarily about the outcome of a presidential election. and what we sometimes forget, chris, but i know that you know really well, local politics is critically important, especially in the south. it's the county commission races, it's the water district, it's the constable races, it's the justice of the peace, it's the local elected judges, it's those leaders that have real control over the lives african americans in small towns and communities throughout the south. and we shouldn't forget when we just look at the presidential elections and the swing states that just as much damage can be done by voter suppression at the local level in states that are really not in play in terms of the presidential election. >> i'm getting a word that secretary clinton tomorrow is

she is born in america but don't want her to have an id?you can't rent a car without an id. >> some people don't have the money to rent a car, have the money for the license or the means to get a birth cert certificate. >> that is a load of bum. if democrats had their way people would say trust me this is me. >> that is right. >> you don't have a problem? >> 31 instances out of million casted. show me the problem. >> hillary clinton is desperate because she is in trouble. so she goes into the classic democratic playbook and tries to make the people of these state seem like racist. it is a nasty attack. it is going to backfire. it is a bunch of bull. >> let's go to the judge. >> i cannot understand the argument we should not show identification when we vote. i don't like people walking in five ahead of me and saying i am alex ferrer i am here to vote. >> does it happen? >> you are identifying the people who get caught. >> and you assuming it happens >> why are we waiting and reacting to problems like with the duggar situation? the laws say t

under the supplement to medicare ppo in the process of actually presenting your id cards at the point of care is different. so today you got medicare advantage card with blue shield and you have a pharmacy card with us. with the cob plan very similar to the access plus plan that is in existence today the member would present both their medicare card and blue shield supplement to medicare ppo card. at that point the provider would submit the claim to medicare first and blue shield would pay supplementary to that. much in a way i believe as the city plan works for retirees. moving to the next slide we got a slide on which you don't appear to have in the deck it's in the hard copy which is network overlap. we wanted to take a look at the exist existing primary care physicians that are used by retirees so we took the existing inventory of all the primary care physicians that each of your retirees are assigned to today and matched that against our ppo network it's in the hard copy the summary is 1.9% of the retirees would be impacted by a change to the supplement to medicare ppo program be

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 net

the judge said that she'd need to testify today in order to see whether she could id matthew in court. matthew was arrested last year. fairfax county detectives notified the victim in india there was an arrest and that there was a lot of media attention surrounding matthew because of other allegations, hannah graham, the uva student murdered, his ties to that. the victim says she found out an arrest was made and her curiosity took her online. she looked up the matthew stories and she did see a picture of him. the defense argued the detectives perhaps influenced her to go online, instructed her perhaps to go online and look at some of these pictures and that may have influenced her ability to id matthew in court. ultimately the judge did not agree saying she will be allowed to id matthew in court and ultimately it will be up to the jury to decide on the validity of that identification. trial begins on monday. live in fairfax county i'm mola lenghi for wusa9. >>> connecting the dots tonight authorities connect a dead terror suspect to the plot to kill pamel >>> tonight the family of ter

separate prescription drug card so it is different from a service experience level today different id cards it's not a delegated model the payment isn't today like it is today the $25 koe payment at the point of service they will get a pill this is not a bill from blue shield so that is different today. >> also on page one of this here in-network services under out-of-pocket maximum the new in network would be 6005 and the new one is 2,000. that is quite a jump. >> yes it is the jump. >> i thought it would be the opposite for blue shield 65 +. that's a huge jump. >> yes. >> >> $4,000 >> with work with our product people why there is such a high maximum. >> please identify yourself >> chris parerrez blue shield account manager i think your question is you are asking about the annual out-of-pocket maximum >> yeah, the access now is only 2,000 for an individual 4,000 for a family and new ppo it would be $6,350 for an individual and 12,700 for a family. >> that is correct. so the majority of your folks today are covered under the gmapd which is the 65 + plan out of about the 7,000 people

you swipe it through the kiosk it prints the person's information as well as the face on the id in the visitors pass in the case visitors don't have id the kiosk is equippeded with cameras so the cadet will manually enter the information and take a picture. >> commissioner karshmer >> let me get this rite every time somebody opens a door there is an alarm to the -- >> operation center >> okay because we want to encourage people to take the stairs it's a good thing. >> it is a good thing at the same time given the history we also want to be alert to the random patrolses in the stairwell operation center we want to be alert any time the stairwell doors are opened then given certain times of the day those alarms are able to be programmed we realized during business hour they're constant alarms what we're more concerns about is the stairwells to be closed when they come through >> this is not alarm that most people hear? >> no it goes to the operation center. >> commissioner singer? >> thanks for that report as i think you know when we had the consultanting firm come on after the unfortuna

when i got on the airline to come up here yesterday, i had to show my photo id. hillary clinton may have not had to show an id to get on an airport in a long time. >> secretary clinton doesn't know the first thing about voting rights in new jersey or other states she attacked and my sense is she wants an opportunity to commit greater acts of voter fraud about the country. >> so how is that for out reach? with the latino voters you don't have a policy as aggressive and fair as what has been proposed by this sitting president who you oppose and with african american voting who just celebrated in march the voting rights, you're advocating things that actually would bring us backwards potentially to 25% in exercising the right to vote would unnecessary kind of restrictions against fraud that does not even exist and can't be documented. >> right, voter fraud, this is fear mongering, there is no problem with voter fraud and they bring this up again and again and again. >> how do you have out reach when you do these things? >> exactly. voters are smarter than that. they

chatelain: no id has been recovered. from what i understand there is , no fake id or there might have been. the question is what is a human , life worth? let's say he had 100 fake ids with him. the brutality of the experience and the scale of these things is what is giving a lot of people pause. a quick side note. i'm doing a teacher training. with people in ferguson and st. louis. one of the things that was powerful is that a number of teachers said they were not allowed to talk about ferguson until november. a woman who works and lives and is from ferguson said only talk about rebuilding trust we talk about rebuilding trust we're not just talking about the police, we are talking but educators. teachers let the community down. the importance of the deeper engagement, and i think universities are being called into question, it isn't just about providing a quality education or providing access, it is a producer that represents itself on and off campus. one last hot topic. we can use a lighter one. >> before spring break t

i am for ids if you can provide people with free ids. >> texas is -- >> and, and the problem is a lotrth certificates or passports because they never got one. >> don't need them. >> and the question is if you can find a mechanism where people don't have to spend the money to get those documents -- >> to get you transportation to the place to take the picture. >> how do you prove you are who you are. if you don't have a birth certificate or a passport? >> a phone bill. there's like a -- >> fine. if you -- >> i don't understand -- >> a cable bill would say. >> that's correct. >> i don't understand what problem we're trying to solve. when you look at the studies and data that came out of ap. they're neutral and crunched data out of the census and they found that voters black voters as a percentage of the population it was totally proportional to their percentage of the population same with white voters. everybody is voting -- >> it's not a race issue. >> it's not a race issue. i don't know why we're saying somebody's vote is trying to be suppressed. if you feel passionate and you care go

>> why would you say that you need a photo id to get a library book or to get on an airplane? this is a state issue, and this is an issue that the people that the state of texas overwhelmingly support. so you know i don't know who she is playing to but she is not playing to the people of texas and i don't think she is playing to the americans that believe that the sanctity of the vote is really important and you need to have a photo id to go and vote and the people of texas wanted it, and whichever state hillary clinton considers to be her home state, she goes home and argues there not to have it. >> what about her argument which is true that a federal judge said it was not just discriminatory but with discriminatory spweupbt. >> i can find a judge to say just about anything. this goes to the supreme court, and clearly the people of the state of texas in this case will be right. >> what about just generally the idea of voting rights and the idea that she proposed which is to have early voting at least 20 days ahead of time and to have election day a national holiday, and so ju

grab your id and head to the polls. go to our web site for a voter guide. >>> i'm meteorologist we have a new severe thunderstorm warning out, montgomery county, the district and fairfax county until 8:00. howard will come back and track the storm for you. we will talk about how long the threat will last. >>> after weather, chaos outside of a concert. what caused the police >>> this is a red alert day. now, the first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >>> all right, we talked about it earlier. there are indications that the tornado watch will be replaced with a severe thunderstorm watch. we said it all evening. the threat is not going to be over. going until midnight. right now a look outside. the weather camera. back up to 82. down to 73 during the heavy thunderstorm at about 5:00. winds out of the south at 15. here is the radar over the past hour. the filled in red still a watch until 8:00. you can see a monster line of showers and storms now running low upper montgomery county, across the river, and all of the way ba

it would be great if you sign up and pay a small fee until you get your id. >> is there any additional public comment seeing none, public comment is closed item 7 that was an informational item let's call item 8. >> the plan bay area this is an informational item. >> we have amber here. >> so today, i'm going to expand go through an of felt regional transportation plan that kicked off a bag and then provide more detail about the projects we've issued just last months so the regional transportation plan for the strategy is a blue print for transportation and ludicrously not only for san francisco but the entire bay area and provides the rooechlg strategy to expand meet the green house gas emissions reduction goals it has the job allocation how much money wore expecting over the life of the plan and for future investment for the transit corridor capacity challenge grant and the call for projects we've been talking the essentially all the project that and that seeking funding or being implemented before 2040 and those are the 5 target areas that were adopted in 2014 each the elements and

what if you say, where is your id? does that sort of information get passed so if someone comes into contact with a cognitive disability and they are being uncooperative giving their drivers license, that maybe i should get their id. does that information come across? >> that is one of the sides we need to work on because there is a lot of theoretical information in the training and there is some scenarios, but it's not integrated into every course. so there is many courses where we have scenarios and other courses where we don't. so, i think that's really one of our big next challenges is to make sure that that exact thing being replicated in all of these other areas that we are able to talk that through and if the officers get a chance to practice that and that there is a collective feedback given. part of that is not having paid staff for this. one big shift that did happen is we got administrative staff from the police department and that has helped hugely because it's a lot to coordinate and put all of this stuff

guest: passports, birth certificates, government ids military discharge papers, a lot of different ids. thinks it wouldn't think about. medicare cards have a gender marker on them. host: what protection specifically applies to the transgender person? guest: more and more, we are getting -- we are hearing courts interpret sex discrimination laws to say that if you discriminate against a transgender person, it is because of their sex. you don't think they are the right kind of man or right can of woman. so we believe it is legal to discriminate against trans people. i think we have a little more work legislatively and administratively to do and litigation wise to do before that is actually cemented in your -- in. host: what is happening on the state and local levels tackle -- levels? guest: when we started, about 4% of the country's population lived in jurisdiction that had state or local protection. we have almost 20 states that have stayed exquisite loss that protect gender identity -- have stayed explicit -- state explicit laws that protect gender identity. host: if you want to ask ou

for veterans to get the benefits they deserve. 33,000 veterans living in the county can now get an id card verifying their veteran status. that way, they can get the services and discounts offered to them. prior to this, veterans say they had to carry around and show their discharge papers to prove they served. >> instead of fishing around for this big piece of paper, you can have this id card and it just streamlines the process for people who are trying to get benefits. >> the county also just voted to form a veterans commission working to coordinate and improve services to veterans in the area. >>> new at noon a leader of boston's black community says video shows the terror suspect killed by police was not shot in the back as claimed by his brother. urban league president says the surveillance corroborates the police account. he is speaking out to calm the community about the shooting. authorities say 26-year-old usaama rahim lunged at them with a large military-style knife and that's when they opened fire and killed him. >>> a house committee is looking into the increasing threat o

chart shows where we are with regard to calls for service and full duty staffing if you look at the sal id line at the top that is 1971 you can can see we have not been at that number or close since 2009 and decidedly lower than that number since my time as chief. i think it's important and i know supervisor kim is asking questions about cry lent crime the last time we were at a dip like this is the mid 2000 where sadly we were upwards around 100 homicides a year and 100 shootings i with have commend the men and women in the lead ip ship behind me our focus is on violent crime and we have been able to have both of those numbers our average is closer to 150 than 200 which is far more thanes we should be experiencing and shootings closer to 200 however many it's too many for us to be having but it has been our focus you can see as the calls for service has gone up that is consistent with the amount of people in san francisco that goes up over 800,000 people meanwhile the number of officers to answer those calls for service has steadily declined to around 1700. the next slide is going to spea

. >> voter id laws are very popular, and they have been done in 30 odd states mostly by republicans andnd those do poll well, and what hillary has done well is to say we are not against the voter id laws, it's to say we are in favor of an affirmative right to vote, and making it a robust right to access. >> in ohio, 2012, the strong and record-shattering turnout of black voters, and i was there in the columbus area, there was tens of thousands of people brought to the shopping plaza to vote. you could probably find five republicans in the crowd. she needs to shore up the group of voters right now, because the fight is going to be in the suburbs of washington, d.c. or suburbs of cincinnati or cleveland where white voters don't live. if she can get that out of the way, she will be fine. if you have marco rubio or jeb bush on a ticket, there's a real concern hispanic voters will look more seriously at them, and she doesn't have culturally anything to show them besides the voter registration. >> 42% of americans think hillary clinton is honest is trustworthy, and that's down from 56% in mar

id to add credibility and hide their true location. as we learned in a recent hearing on the irs scam fraudsters can even spoof their numbers to make victims believe that they are calling from the irs or local law enforcement. when these unsuspecting victims see the internal revenue service or their local police department pop up on their caller id screen, they are worried, scared and often easily hustled into doing whatever the scammers demand. simply put spoofing is very easy -- as i will now demonstrate. my screen is reading internal revenue service. well, let's see. hello. this is susan collins. may i ask who is calling? >> hello, chairman collins. this is sam dewy from your staff. >> sam, my phone says you are calling from the irs headquarters number which is 202-622-5000. are you calling from the irs? >> no, senator i'm actually over here. >> there you have it. thank you, sam. and here is what the number would look like on a standard land line phone where you have the screen where your caller id shows up. now, the irs of course i

id is rear facing card and a driver's certificate. right now police are not sure if this man is act ago loan, with stealing cabs or other suspects involved. if you have any information you are asked to contact the police. we are live outside southwest detectives syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thanks very much. >>> an investigation is underway in the cause of the fire that damaged a three story building in downtown west chester. it took more than 140 fire fighters to battle that three alarm blaze that happened at ten north church street building last night. it housed dnb bank in the first floor and apartments on the upper levels. we are told no one was hurt in that fire. >>> a threat prompts evacuation of the two military facilities in philadelphia. naval offices at philadelphia navy yard were evacuated and most staffers were sent home early. workers in stores and offices were told not to leave employees of the naval support activities facility in lawncrest were also sent home. after 90 minutes federal officials ga

but if you don't have national name id you can't get on the debate stage.to be a real problem for the gop in the coming months. >> can't wait. thanks to both of you. i appreciate it. you can catch jake tapper's interview with the donald this sunday 9:00 a.m. eastern on state of the union. still to come in the russia says it's being provoked into an arms race and is beefing up its nuclear stockpile. [ female announcer ] when you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week fine lines appear to fade. one month deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. this is the samsung galaxy s6 edge. it comes with built-in wireless charging capabilities. the iphone 6, yeah, nope, not so much. check it out. the s6 takes wider selfies that fit everybody. the iphone 6 just cut off nana... nana!? when you do the math, it's clear. six is greater than six. the galaxy s6 edge. not all smartphones are created equal. [rob] so we've had a tempur-pedic for awhile, but now that we have t

the majority of people are for some sorm of voter id.indiana, in 2004 58% of the people showed up to vote. in 2008, 62% turned out to vote and president obama wins that election in that state. voting goes back down to 58% in 2012. so that's pretty much national trend, because on a reelection there's not that much excitement. is indiana an example? can other states follow that? or is it something we have to listen to hillary clinton saying she's saying republicans are trying to scare people. i would say she's actually trying to scare people. >> i would tend to agree with juan because the majority of african-americans vote democrat. so she wants them to turn out. >> i want blacks to turn out and to vote based on the merits. >> based on the merits. >> and hopefully on what you were saying which is our policies are not working. >> until that line goes from whatever 13% or 15% of african-americans will vote republican until that line gets 50 you're not going to get the gop pushing for the same thing. and a fair shot it's not even a fair shot.

id once people have been moved all of the hysterics and cruelties that characterize the public discourse to find a way to connect with each other. but to put it back into the place. >>host: our guest and booktv the book is called the theater of war. it is published as a timber. booktv on c-span2. >> quit your job and move to key west. bid title list of explanatory. [laughter] when i came down here and i used to manage cruz ships and i decided i would quit my job to move to key west there were so many other people who wanted to do the

jakarta just getting underway. 500 last id, s&p checked was down 10 points. let me point your attention to the bond markets. markets is where the action is. a reversal from earlier this year when bond levels were falling to record lows. we are at 299, so going up and not as much as 25 minutes back. take a look at where we are as far as japan is concerned. going back to october-november of last year. back to you. rishaad: a more detailed looks at the market and the australia trade deficit later in the show. don't worry, the great by minister is striking a cheery and optimistic tune after the the latest talk with creditors. they say there will be a deal in the next few days. all leaders had some positive comments after four hours of talks in brussels. the european commission saying the talks were constructive, the president saying the meeting was good. the most positive remark coming from alexis tsipras, saying an agreement was inside. he said people should not worry about the imf payment on friday. that is the payment of $329 million which is the first of four

guest: passports, birth certificates, government ids military discharge papers, a lot of different idsinks it wouldn't think about. medicare cards have a gender marker on them. host: what protection specifically applies to the transgender person? guest: more and more, we are getting -- we are hearing courts interpret sex discrimination laws to say that if you discriminate against a transgender person, it is because of their sex. you don't think they are the right kind of man or right can of woman. so we believe it is legal to discriminate against trans people. i think we have a little more work legislatively and administratively to do and litigation wise to do before that is actually cemented in your -- in. host: what is happening on the state and local levels tackle -- levels? guest: when we started, about 4% of the country's population lived in jurisdiction that had state or local protection. we have almost 20 states that have stayed exquisite loss that protect gender identity -- have stayed explicit -- state explicit laws that protect gender identity. host: if you want to ask our gu

it's accepted as valid id.ccount. is this conveniently now a substitute now for security? >> well yes. the policy is helped designed to help illegal immigrants evade the law. police are required to accept it as identification. no one is allowed to use the information in new york locally to convey information about illegal aliens to the federal government. that's dangerous. you could have someone from isis central fly into jfk, go to city hall, get this id, open a bank account, and all bets are off. jessica? >> i hear you respectfully and disagree. i think this is education, building a society. i understand this is going to turn into a voter fraud problem. that's not it at all. this is new york, bringing cultural to masses, making life easyer for people. it's not illegal aliens. it's all new yorkers. 33 cultural institutions. why shouldn't we encourage people to go to museums, the zoo, pick up their kids? >> this sounds good feel, but is it a good thing? tom, you say no. >> it doesn't make sense. we're talking a

just like the difference between the ides and good friday. he happened to kill lincoln right after lincoln had made this statement about his plans for reconstruction, what he felt should happen -- a gradual move toward racial equality was implied in that last little speech that lincoln gave. and then lincoln said, "i will tell you a little bit more. i don't want to just dribble it all out right here." we have that but not much else when it came to lincoln's ideas. after the shock, the initial stun of the assassination and things started to settle down people in the north started thinking "how is this going to play out in future?" people in the south are probably thinking the same thing and dreading it, and they want to lie low and act tried because they now have a president who has quite famously been saying that treason must be made odious and traders must be punished -- traitors must be punished. they think he is going to be a hardliner. it did not work out quite that way. andrew johnson started feeling "it's kind of interesting rubbing elb

strong name id which is going to put him in contention with a lot of the other sitting candidatings.who might get off the debate stage because of donald trump. >> that's pretty good. is he a contender. >> if you just took the donald trurp method as we've seen it so far in his sort of rambling announcement of his candidacy, it's actually the kind of message that often lets outsider candidates do kind of well. if you said, look, you're going to have some successful businessman jump into the race talking about how both parties have failed, how american foreign policy is a disaster, you'd start thinking ross perot, 1992. that's the kind of road map people have juzed. the issue is trump himself. people have very strong opinions about trump. those opinions are generally negative. he does have very high name recognition. but, with high name recognition comes very high, unfavorable ratings, including among most republicans. whether or not he's doing this to boost attention for golf courses or because he feels like reporters don't take him seriously unless he finally actually goes into a pres

some are fingerprinted and id's are checked but phony ones get through. a suspected gang was caught. they hire college students to get fake id's and take the exams for the clients. >> reporter: you read of these people trying to cheat? >> i don't read the news that much. i spend a lot of time studying. >> reporter: cheating can get you barred from the exam and adults can face criminal charges, and gayle you can imagine. >> it was just frustrateing the look at the stack of books on the desk. >>> the search continues for a hundred of pigs that spilled on to a highway. nothing like the squeal of a pig. truck carrying some 2,200 pigs lost control and crashed yesterday between columbus and cincinnati. some did not make it. others escaped into the nearby woods and a local fire chief admits that they will probably never be found. i guess that you're supposed to carry them that way and upside down since everybody is doing it. it looks painful to watch. >> you want to see more of this don't you? >> yeah. >> this little piggy went to the market and this one had roa

it's called fbi child id app.stores all of the digital information authorities need about your child and helps you get the information into the right hands instantly. after you install, you and pictures, you go through and record all of the important descriptive information about your child. if something happens and you need to share, you can use the tab on the app to quickly and easily e-mail the information to the right agencies instand i will. you can also -- instantly. you can also store your local police department info as well. and within one click, you can -- this app can save you a lot of time. a couple hours of trying to write out descriptions of your kids. the app also includes tips of keeping people safe. and then the next 24 thundershowers. there are helpful links and resources provided. no information on your child will be collected or stores by the fbi unless you provide it during an emergency. g it's called the child id app. it's a free download. >>> sometime the show just ghost on. and one rocker s

they can now get an id card, like that, verifying their veteran status.n get services and discounts offered to veterans easier. prior to that, they had to show their discharge papers to prove that they served. >> fishing around for this big piece of paper, now you can have the id card and it makes it easier for them. >> the county also vote today form a veteran's commission, working to coordinate and improve services to veterans in that area. >>> well, we are going to meet a kitty that you can take home when we come back. he is quite the guy. we will hear >>> all right, now a live look outside right now in san jose, it is going to be a nice day down there. all be it, a little bit warm, temperatures in the 80s and 9 art and wine festival is also going on in the south bay today and tomorrow. it is going to be nice, temperatures 83-degrees. >>> well, the next story is showing us that you are never too old to finish college. we are going to meet a 99-year- old woman. >> reporter: daniels has waited a long time for this moment. >> 99, here i am. >> reporter: d

conversation there's a growing national conversation and we've seen increased voter efforts in voter id laws those specific effect young people of color and seniors as well as young voters and students the recent supreme court decision that instructs down the voter rights past the way for more voter efforts and same at the same time, we saw the chicago primary maryland and other central voters in useful elections and currently cities in massachusetts and vermont are going to follow suits and 16 and 17 years old are voting in austria and norway and some parts of unit kingdom this issue caught our attention with the 3 percent of central voters registered to vote in the - 85 percent went to the polls recently in california our state senator senator leno has had the amendment to allow the youth to participate in the election. >> the slide sorry about that the national picture how unfortunately, the united states has poor voter turnout 40 percent vote during the midterm elections and this is not compared well to the nations that average to 90 percent turnout nationally our turnout rate is th

this is the id card from patricia mary machen, a clerk typist from brooklyn. we are in the process of researching her. we think she has a brother living in houston. we don't know if she was alive. just recently, someone found her id -- i don't know if it was an attic or in the rafters of one of our buildings. 300 women served at floyd bennett field. they did everything. operations, training, medical, athletics. this is an example of one, and it is an important one because it continues the airport of the 1930's. it's the control tower. it changed a little, but this is what it would have looked like for the waves working in the control tower during the 1940's. linc showed you before the parachute riggers. machinist mates would have had to fix the planes and repair the planes and put them together. remember, they were replacing the men that had been working there before and had served, so they did any job that was there. we are back to jackie. linc mentioned a lot of things. i may go over a few things. he had shown the same picture when she was in the air transpo

may 8 marked the 70th anniversary of the id..ld war ii allies commemorating nazi germany's unconditional surrender. henry kissinger fled the nazis and return to europe with the u.s. army. i spoke to him about his experiences during world war ii at the museum of jewish heritage in new york city. here is that conversation. that me started germany, about growing up. what was it like for

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