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that's my id. i want my id to be healthy. >> the motor vehicle commission says she can replace the current photo with a new one at any time for just $11. >>> in money watch this morning, the cost of heating your home could be less this winter and mcdonald's getting new all-daybreak fast competition. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a mixed day on wall street. the dow added about 13 points yesterday. the nasdaq fell 33. energy stocks surged as the price of oil rebound bus the prices are still way down from -- rebounds but the prices are still way down from last year and that means you will likely pay less to heat your home this winter. a 25% drop is predicted for homes using heating oil and 18% for those using propane. the uaw is threatening a strike against fiat chrysler if a deal isn't reached by the end of day. members overwhelmingly rejected a tentative contract last week. and the automaker would take a if workers walk off the jo

a hollywood nice guy living up to the role how one movie star is tracking down the owner of a lost id. >>> you have to dance even in . >>> welcome back, airlines making some changes after a new mom called them out on social media. >>> the airline is now install a nursing room for moms at d.c.'s airport. earlier this week liz cooper was away from her four month old when she had to bump breast milk. asked for a private area and was told to use a family bathroom or the pet relief area. >> there was a red fire hydrant in there for dogs to relieve themselves. that's obviously not where i'm going to bump my breast milk for my baby. >>> logan airport does have a small clean room for breast feeding complete with a counter, a seat, and a sink. >>> beginning in january, volkswagen will begin recalling vehicle to fix damage from emissions rigging scandal. says up to 11 million diesel vehicles were involved and in most case a software update will fix the problem other vehicles will need new fuel injectors and catalyticconverters. >>> police chase ends in an unexpected place, going after an suv wh

is my id cancer? i want my id to be healthy. >> motor vehicles said she can replace it with a new photo at any time for just $11. >>> a 16-month-old boy in australia managed to survive a violent car crash with a life- threatening injury. jackson taylor's spine was separated from his head after he was involved in a headon collision. no one else in the car was severely hurt, but jackson had to undergo 6 hours of spinal surgery to repair his internal decapitation, and she's spending the next several weeks in a halo brace as you can see here. then he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> new tonight, now the scary truth about teenagers. it's really what you don't see. >> drugs, a constant, growing problem in the city, the suburbs, and all too often the drugs are hiding in plain sight. cbs 2 now with the secret stash. >> reporter: crack cocaine, valium. heroin, mushrooms. this group says they have hidden drugs in places you would never imagine. >> i would unscrew the vent plate, take it off, hide things

in places like texas they are exempted from voter id requirements. in texas you can vote with a handgun permit but not a state university id. both the crafting of these laws, i wouldn't be allowed to vote with the university of texas id even though it's a state university school, but also the fact that you're targeting fraud that doesn't exist, makes me believe that this isn't about voter fraud, it's not about restoring public confidence in election, it's looking at who doesn't have the forms of id if you pass the laws, you'll make it harder for certain voters, younger voters, color, with disabilities, lower-income voters. there's an unfortunate problem. it's been difficult harder to message on. pointing out the fact that not everyone has it but there's barriers to get it. that's a nuance conversation and very difficult to breakthrough. >> can i ask a question? the story you told there, i think i agree with all of it except who the prime mover is. i see the prime mover in cases as corporate power than -- than playing on anxiety, white anxiety, playin

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. >> oscar winning tom hanks helps a college student get her id back. what he did to track down the young woman. >>> coming up at six a pennsylvania high school player is dominating outtask kerr field although he wasn't even born with legs. his story becomes even more amazing when you learn what else he's had to overcome. >>> nightmare for parents. three-year-old and a four-year-old just little guys walking home alone after the wrong aft school daycare program picked them up from school. how did they end up walking by themselves home? well, that's right now under investigation. don timmeney is in germantown talking to the boy's parents. dawn, what happened? >> reporter: well, lucy, the school district is still trying to figure out exactly what went wrong here. it appears the boys and girls club of germantown mistakenly picked up these two little brothers thinking they were part of their after school program when they were not. now, those boys four-year-old kevin whitehead and his three-year-old brother tebron were backed off back at the school where the

today he tweeted a message saying, lauren, i found your student id in the park. if you still need it, my office will get it to you, hanks. a short time later a girl tweeted saying, lol, this is my friend. when lauren found out she said she was shocked and skeptical. >> i was a little apprehensive. i didn't know, is this really him? i wanted to make sure there was a check next to his name. i don't have twitter, but i so i was hoping for that. and then seeing how many retweets there were, i was like, okay, wait this is probably really tom hanks. >> oh yeah, it was really tom hanks. that little blue check. you can catch the full interview tomorrow on "good morning america" what. a story. he's just awesome. >> that's all we have to say about that. >> hey, it was gorgeous tonight. i just wanted to stay outside for a nice walk. >> good you didn't. >> no, i didn't. >> just saying. >> 15 minutes, we'll all walk the show. outside it is fantastic. the lights of midtown manhattan on a beautiful october night. it feels a little more like a late summer night. temperatures are

. >> you don't want to become that be your identity, that's my id. that's my id. is my id canner? >> that's how she feels looking at her new drivers license, the difference is striking. photo on the left shows bright ian healthy, the right, woman diagnosed with stage two breast cancer, undergoing chemo. >> i don't want to have a picture of myself sick, for the next four years. >> she recently visited the motor vehicle office in freehold, monmouth county to renew her license. they told hershey had to take a new pictures. >> this is for couple of years, will not look like me in a couple of months. can you look the old picture that looks more like me in she said no that's not her policy. >> at first wouldn't let her wear a scarf to cover her bald deal. what's the person? the spokesperson said dmv follows the law, that requires drivers to refresh their photos every eight years. she want to change that, so no one else has to go through what she and her ten year old daughter experienced that day. >> i understand that like they want to be extra cautious these days, for all of this stuff.

in alabama voters need government issued id to cast ballots but in the state's poorer communities itt harder. >> hello. >> reporter: residents like evelyn say it's a reminder that voting rights here is still an issue. >> we come a long ways but still have a long ways to go and we are still fighting for that right that we earned years and years ago and we shouldn't have to fight now like we did in the past. >> reporter: civil rights activists say it's not so much that driver's license offices are closing but where they are closing and overwhelmingly it's rural and black communities that are losing their facilities and critics say that is nothing short of an attempt to suppress the african/american vote, some law makers in the state are now calling for a federal investigation into the closers but officials claim budget cuts gave them no choice and alabama governor says the suggestion of voter discrimination is simply untrue. >> we will go to people's houses to have their picture made if they don't have a photo id in the state of alabama. we are never going to do anything to keep people

yesterday he tweeted a message saying hey lauren, i found your student id in the park. if you still need it, my office will get it to you. hanks. a short time later a girl tweeted hanks saying lol this is my friend. when lauren found out, she says skeptical. apprehensive. i didn't know, okay, is this really him. i don't have twitter but i think that's what it is. i was hoping for that. then seeing how many re-tweets there were i was like, okay, tom hanks. >> she's so cute. >> and you can catch the full interview with lauren today on good morning america. >>> preservation group is suing the city of los angeles for demolishing a home where marilyn monroe lived for one year. >> the lawsuit says the l. a. city council violated state and city laws when it allowed the demolition to go forward to clear the way for condominiums. the home was torn down days before a hearing on whether to make it an historic landmark. >>> the cost to visit nikki's tomb town and tomorrow land is on the rise. >> disney land increasing the price of its annual passes. the jump in some cases is more t

a fordham university student losses id. her student id. mind considering who found the id and great story she has to tell now. >> tom hanks found her id. yes and posted this picture on twitter and the caption read lauren i found your id in the park. if you still need it my office will get it to you. thanks. >> hanks. >> the post was retreated thousands of times and favored more than 10,000 times his post drew praise from followers who called him awesome. how will his people get it to her people. >> she'll say here's my address. >> you know how many laurens are like me, plea, contact me. >> his last name hidden by his thumb and id number hidden by thumb. >> so his assist abt has to go through ten thousand favorites and retweets. >> they could contact fordham university and ask is lauren wilson or whatever her last name would be magilcuty you could hel ter i have her id. >> that's true they would is her information in the system. >> i'm saying there's other ways to do it. that's pretty cool. so someone will pick up your id and -- >> where --

i know a lot of people believe everyone has aen id, but the fact is not everyone does have this id.here are real people that are affected. what we saw in 2014 when this law was allowed to go into effect was that many people who had voted all of their lives were turned away from the polls. and for no good reason, because there has been no evidence of voter fraud. in-person voter fraud to justify it. in texas you're more likely to be struck by lightning than you are to impersonate another voter at polls. [applause] >> how true. >> how very true. the republicans tell us we need voter id because to combat fraud, to combat people trying to impersonate other people, but there are so few cases. i think you mention in the book that in the past 12 years or so there were four cases that they could come up with when they were asked to provide evidence in a court. more likely there were other reasons why we went to this voter id. and i think one of those that you allude to is after the obama presidency. so could you talk a little bit about that? >> yes. so since 2000 there have been a billion v

. >> he tweeted this, lauren, i found your student id in the park. if you still need it, i'll get it to you. thanks. >> reporter: it's the tweet that's been shared thousands of times, and it's all the buzz on the florida university campus. >> i was in class and i saw it and i said, that's crazy. >> reporter: tom hanks, yes, the tom hanks, sent this out on twitter saying, lauren, i found your student id in the park. if you still need it, my office will get it to you. >> if i found something on the street, i would try to get it back to the person, too. >> tom hanks performed the pilot on the hudson. it's unclear what part of the park he found it in, but we went looking for lauren, too. >> do you know lauren? >> no, i don't know lauren. but i think that's such a great thing. >> i would have been really excited if it was me, but it's not. >> too bad. >> then we found this one. >> you know lauren? >> yeah, i know lauren. >> have you spoken with her today? >> i haven't spoken with her today, but people are really excited about it. >> reporter: she says lau

real id set federal standards for issuing secure ids like s licenses. next year, noncompliant licenses like those in new hampshire won' plane. now homeland security says it will accept new hampshire licenses until june of next introduced at the state house would make the state compliant. sites like boston-based draft nevada. regulators say the sites cannot operate in the state without a gambling license. the site say they are regulators in other states vegas. draft kings and fan dual have been under increased scrutiny, particularly after an employee from draft kings won $350,000 on so far, draft kings and fan due haven' t made any statements. ltom: we are seeing inside the home of taxa vader -- tax even eight or elaine brown. 6000 feet of living space, largely unfinished, and there is a secret bunker with a door. investigators have found is in the notice of sale. >> they can' t guarantee they found everything, but they' ve done a search over and over. tom: officials tried to auction this year, they are starting the bids at half the price, $125,000 to st

she's by the way already purchased a new id. >> love that story. york starting at 5:00, big powerball jackpots get big attention. now there's big changes to the way you play and your chances of winning. >>> also an update on the story, the big rally where people are saying the city's education system is separate and not equal. we want to thank you so much for

in alabama they need id to cast their ballots.idents like evelyn say it's a reminder that voter's rights is still an issue. >> reporter: we'll still fighting for that right that we earned years and years ago, and we shouldn't have to fight now like we did in the past. >> reporter: civil rights activists say it's not so much that driver license offices are closing, but where they are closing. overwhelmingly it's rural and black communities that are lo losing. some lawmakers are now calling for a federal investigation into the closures, but officials claim budget cuts gave them no choice. >> we will go to people's houses to have their picture made if they don't have a photo id in the state of alabama. we're not ever going to do anything to keep people in the state of alabama from voting. and for them to jump to a conclusion like this, that is politics at its worst. >> it's a big barrier in many of these rural counties. >> reporter: but closures combined with the state's voter id laws are part of a long and ugly history of voter disc

hanks. >> it's a nice id picture. she is probably in like the theater or dance department because it's a head shot. >> reporter: she is a performing artist and famous in flash and some who know her card back and taking her time deciding if and when she will comment publicly. fordham students hope she gets a face-to-face with the oscar winner. >> it would be an interesting opportunity to meet him. >> i would be embarrassed. >> i hate my id picture but if tom hanks found it, i can't complain. >> reporter: hanks also made a social media splash back in march after he lost one of his credit cards. a thoughtful new yorker found his credit card and returned it to the star prompting hanks to tweet a public thank you. again he spelled hanks with an x on the end. tony, you make the city even greater. thanks, hanx. proof that castaway credit cards and ids get big hollywood endings in the big apple. on the upper west side, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> it is a rather good picture. don't you think? >> you think she is going to milk

heather: a college student loses her id in a new york city park. the a-list star using the power ed: check this out. a fordham university student has hurt college id back thanks to , an oscar winning good he tweeted today -- "lauren! i found your student id in the park. if you still need it my office will get to you. hanx." lauren got word of the tweet from her roommate and made arrangements to get her card ll get to meet hanks. harvey: patriots playing the cowboys. they have greg hardy disciplined. he asked about brady, tom some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? rtry perdue simply smart and harvestland . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with no antibiotics ever. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, p game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with

that's my id. is my id cancer? >> she didn't want people to see her looking sick every time she had to show her id since she will not look sick in a year. the spokesperson for the motor vehicle commission says everyone has to follow the law. >>> i was pleased. a little worried at first. i thought we might go above our 3-degree guarantee. 78 for the high. and the temperature held at 78. >> whoa! bullseye. >> there you go. we're going to go 75 for tomorrow. thursday. 75. okay. live look outside. a very nice evening. 63 still. very warm. and winds pretty much calm. winds will not be a factor tomorrow. they will pick up on friday ahead of the cold front and behind it. low 50s to mid-60s, cool if you go early to the bus stop. yellow weather alert in the afternoon on friday and also friday night. the more i see data, the more i'm concerned about big storms friday. a big storm possible 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm. we may have to extend that. threats of hail and gusty winds. you're okay driving to work on friday, but picking the ki

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lauren said she paid $20 to get shore new id but would love to meet the actor. that is when you say you really need that id. >> that specific one. >> yes. >> but how cool is that. >> i love tom hanks he is such a stand up guy. >> someone could pick it up, throw it in the garbage. >> well done. >> sharing it with 10.4 million people. >> i will high five that girl for being the one college student without a twitter account. i mean, really. >>> 5:56. coming up next on "eyewitness news", it is time of that year to get a flu shot. >> yes. >> but doctor jen is in the studio and she will short out fact from fix object when it comes to myth about the flu shots and we are getting ours on the air. >> yes. >> there you go. >> also ahead it looks nasty but it is a popular new trend find out why these women are brushing their teeth with charcoal. i don't know, we will find out next. >> stay with us. >> that looks attractive. >> okay. >> we will be right back. tit's amazing.. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold.

in our signature segment, inside a controversial voter id law in north carolina. >> what's the driving force behind this? >> partisan politics. >> these laws, it sounds like what you're saying, were passed as much for political reasons as some vague sense of justice. >> that's exactly right. >> sreenivasan: and, new limits on smog-causing emissions. next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. judy and josh weston. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us." doctors without borders" is calling for an independent intern

id compliant at the time we do what we had to do to remain real id compliant. provide insight, information, and guidance to the senator who was more than willing to work with us to ensure that this important piece of legislation we get past what the department support. mr. hunter: turning a bit more towards implementation, in delaware you are right about the midpoint of when the law passed in june to when you say you should be ready. do you have a date certain? losses december 27 so everything is aimed towards that date. we have six months like nevada to implement. i would've liked more time. we are going to make some concessions on the process efficiency that we will implement afterwards that will stop us from getting this bill and this new law up and running. with a little bit more time we could be ready right out of the gate. any state that is looking into this ever devised more than six months of possible. understandably they wanted to become quickly. when you are in the meat of the dmv and you have been for some time you understand all the processes. in ou

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, i found your student id in the park. if you still need it, my office will get it to you. it was retweeted more than 5,000 times. someone who knows lauren say she is in fact getting her card back. >> and maybe an autograph, too. >>> hopkinton police force getting to meet a big force on the football tiled today. rob gronkowski stopped by the emc employee appreciation event in town today. officers got to take pictures with gronk while he was there and the chief even got to try on his own super bowl ring. >>> following breaking news. stay tuned for the fox 25 news at 11:00, the latest from the coast guard on the search from a sunken trip with 28 americans on board. >>> and a man accused of kicking a dog to death, his response that's raising some eyebrows tonight. sports celebrated at wow, look at us back in school! i had the whitest smile. now i'm going to show up to the reunion with this whole situation. oh please. just whiten them. i'm not spending $500 to whiten them. do what i'm doing. use crest whitestrips. they whiten

the name is id by people on the social media that saw it. >> what are you in for? armed robbery. what are you in for? i stole a tortuous. >>> throwing the leg over and fire it up and begin to blur the skern scenery. expect the scene to look like this and just worming and you hear the engine rev up. >> which side is he supposed to be on? >> your guess is as good as mine. >> he is just using this entire road as it's his race course. >> it's like a dip in the road. >> it looks like a speed bump or a pothole. he is going so fast to navigate it and go around it. he just gets bucked off. here the bike scrapping along. >> yeah. there. wall. >> looks like he got the proper gear on. >> yeah, the ride at that speed and rookie mistake. this next guy looks to me like he has been doing this for quit some time. he is on a dirt bike and cruising. yeah, he has it locked and dialled in. feeling confident about the first one that this one ought to go just as good. >> did his friend run him over. the rider and the bike as well. >> they have two wheels. >>> this character hits the peter pan. >> he i

, i found your student id in the park. if you still need it, my office will get it to you. times. someone who knows lauren say she is in fact getting her card back. >> and maybe an autograph, too. >>> hopkinton police force getting to meet a big force on the football tiled today. rob gronkowski stopped by the emc employee appreciation event in town today. officers got to take pictures with gronk while he was there and the chief even got to try on his own super bowl ring. >>> following breaking news. stay tuned for the fox 25 news coast guard on the search from a board. >>> and a man accused of kicking a dog to death, his response that's raising some eyebrows tonight. >>> and a special night, boston sports cel now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100

making massachusetts driver' s licenses compliant with the federal real-id act. a bill filed yesterday would toughen requirements to obtain a license, and make it more difficult for wanted criminals to get multiple id' s. into a type of passport making travel and access to federal buildings and programs more accessible. emily: big costs, stemming from the big dig. randy: the shocking new numbers russia. the dramatic escape and the investigation into what happens next. learned at school. the training a boston surgeon is giving to school nurses. danielle: a gradual cool-down today. randy: take a look at this video. a bear trapped in a russian mall barrels through to escape. surveillance video shows him roaming around after smashing a window to get inside. the bear eventually bursts through two sets of doors and makes a run for it. police officers eventually shot the bear. the russian government is investigating if police did the right thing. what are you going to do? in the wake of mass casualty events, a boston surgeon is giving life saving lessons to school nurse

because we were id compliant at the time we do what we had to do to remain real id compliant.nd provide insight, information, and guidance to the senator who was more than willing to work with us to ensure that this important piece of legislation we get past what the department support. mr. hunter: turning a bit more towards implementation, in delaware you are right about the midpoint of when the law passed in june to when you say you should be ready. do you have a date certain? mr. vien: the losses december 27 so everything is aimed towards that date. we have six months like nevada to implement. i would've liked more time. we are going to make some concessions on the process efficiency that we will implement afterwards that will stop us from getting this bill and this new law up and running. with a little bit more time we could be ready right out of the gate. any state that is looking into this ever devised more than six months of possible. understandably they wanted to become quickly. when you are in the meat of the dmv and you have been for some time you understand all the

>> well, remember where these candidates get these ide. a whole lot of democrats i have served with are just upset as happenining inat is the military. they get their ideas from the kind of network you and i reported in all the time. we do get calls from all the campaigns, and they are scrutinizing what we are saying. now look, if you are thinking of being the next presint of the united states, you have to be thinking about this. the military is the foundation of our diplomatic and soft power efforts as welell as a deterren. vago: and your e effort is to gt the ideas into the system as early as possible. to begint, but also thking about these things and get the policy staff thinking about it so they can move quickly ce the election is over. vago: you were a congressional republican with a reputation for strong -- for being strong on defense. some people think there is too much money being spent on defense.e. the is the debate within republican party and congress more broadly? >> first of all, we have to focus the fiscal hawks -- and i alwa

that is my id.my id cancer. >> that is how she feels looking at her new driver's license. difference is striking. photo on the left shows her bright eyed and healthy, the right a woman diagnosed with stage two breast cancer, undergoing chemo. >> i don't want to have a picture of myself sick for the next four years. >> reporter: yodry visited dmv in monmouth, to take a picture this license is for a couple years. it will not look like me in a couple months. can't eye the old picture looking more like me. that is not your policy. >> reporter: at first she said workers wouldn't even let her wear scarves to cover her bald head. so is what the deal? a spokesperson says dmv follows new jersey state law and that requires drivers to refresh their photos every eight years. jodri wants to change that so no one has to go through what she and her ten year-old daughter experience that had day. >> i understand that like they want to be extra cautious, these days, follow this stuff, but for cancer patients, it is j

have 10 million twitter followers. woman claiming to be roommates tweeted back and lauren forgot her id and hanks was a true gentleman. ben: he seems utterly nice guy. kerry: i love that video. ben: they really like me, that one. kerry: still ahead on "good day early call" we are looking at mild day with temperatures in the 70s. mike woods has a forecast. ben: could it be the end of the world? one group says it is all over today. we will tell you what they are basing that on when we come we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. we no longer offer an excuse to stay home all day just in case the cable company decides to show up. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable, including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long our visit will take before your appointment starts. so now you're not stuck waiting on us. and if you still need an excuse to stay home all day, p we've compiled a whole list at r twc.com/stayathome good morning. what can i get for you? a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- sounds good.

the alleged victim did not recognize the suspect, but he had to have a student id or friend with an id to get inside that building. bu police are are checking surveillance video for possible clues. heather:pheasant hunting where one man shot another in the head over the weekend. it happened as fish and game officials released thousands of pheasants for this season's hunting. they flocked to the stocking area for an early shot and it does present potential danger. >> a lot of folks who know the stocking schedules and are showing up at our stocking sites and really shooting at birds sort of immediately upon release. >> the injured hunter wasn't seriously hurt. the state has restricted the hours that hunters can go to these pheasant stocking sites. phil: the patriots are getting involved in de dplait gate. in deflategate. there are a lot of words we can use here, but unbelievable is a good one. now, what in the world were they thinking? this was a play that -- i mean everybody is shaking their heads. >> it is called the swinging gate. the only way it works is the element of surprise. you

the real id act turns a license into a type of passport making travel and access to federal buildings and programs more accessible. emily: in an effort to ease tension, secretary of state john kerry is on his way to the middle east. a series of knife attacks by palestinians is left at least eight israelis dead last week. more than two dozen palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli forces. the state department says he was planning to visit europe this weekend and a side trip to the middle east was added because of the attacks. big fundraising and a new target -- the race for the white house is heating up on both sides. we are tracking the big developments. >> jeb bush and john kasich and georgepataki are all happening today. donald trump is taking aim at bernie sanders. >> i call him a socialist/ communist because that' s what he is. >> sanders is wrapping up a swing on the west coast and heading up a fundraiser in hollywood. he sat down with alan did generous -- alan did generous e --llen degeneres. i >> don' t know exactly what you mean by that. [applause] i take it you

s / traveler / no id:51 - :54 "we were just like, are we american or are we u.s. air? we didn't really know what we were supposed to be checking in at." overnight, us airways website and reservations system will go dark.. it will take a bit longer to re-paint as us airways.. flies away.. jay gray - nbc news. an interesting fact about that final flight...the plane will take of as a part of u-s airways...but when it lands the company will no longer exist. severe flooding and thunderstorms have left communities north of los angeles a muddy mess. crews worked overnight to dig vehicles out of mudslides in northern los angeles county. parts of interstate five were still shut down this morning due to flood blockage. no injuries have been reported due to the weather. but more than 100-drivers were trapped inside their cars. 39"it was just boom. it was like a freight train."42 24 "all the mud just came from 27 1:00"it took about 20 seconds, maybe 30 seconds, for all this scary."1:05 experts say some parts of los angeles county say 6 inches of rain in less than an hour. cedar ra

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

in the past the bodies of people who attacked israelis without israeli ids were curried in remote areass the government is suggesting it will do this time. but never before has an israeli government taken the bodies of people who do have israeli ids, and obviously have family ties in the region, and refused to return the bodies, and also threatening to bury the bodies in some remote location, which means the family would have no access even after death. this is something deeply, deeply controversial, and something that in palestinian eyes is very much the crossing of a red line. >> thank you for that mike hanna. >>> taliban fighters in afghanistan say they have withdrawn from the northern city of kunduz to protect civilians. afghan troops rushed to recapture the town two weeks ago. it was the taliban's biggest military victory in 14 years. jennifer glass is in kabul. >> reporter: the taliban says it left kunduz city to avoid civilian casualties and to preserve the strength of its fighter for what it says will be future operations. their presence will have long-lasting implications, beca

nhk world's shunsuke ide reports. >> reporter: chinese tourists buying in bulk.his has become a familiar site in japan. this former appliance store has installed a dedicated cash desk for chinese customers. it has rearranged high-end rice cookers which are popular among them on more visible shelves. and there are many signs in the stores saying "made in japan." when tourists come to japan, they usually fly in, but many chinese visitors are now arriving not only by air but also by sea. a major american cruise operator offers the tour with a variety of onboard facilities such as restaurants, a casino, a theater, and even a robot bar. from this year, foreign tourists will need a visa if they're traveling on a cruise that's been given prior permissions. that's why tourists like that are becoming popular, especially among families. >> translator: the travel costs are reasonable, and the economic slowdown isn't having a big impact. >> translator: we don't have to worry about where to stay or where to eat, and there's plenty of entertainment. >> reporter: share prices i

now in the past the bodies of people who attacked israelis without israeli ids were buried in remotereas as the government is suggesting it will do this time. but never before has an israeli government taken the bodies of people who do have israeli ids, and obviously have family ties in the region, and refused to return the bodies and also threatening to bury the bodies in some remote location, which means that the family would have no access even after death. this is something deeply, deeply controversial, and something that in palestinian eyes is very much the crossing of a red line. >>> mike hanna reporting from jerusalem. there has also been violence in the west bank today where clashes erupted between palestinian protesters and israeli forces after the funeral of a palestinian killed by police. >>> president obama is reportedly rethinking the number of american troops in afghanistan. the president appears increasingly willing to keep a larger force there. the pentagon has been planning to reduce the number of u.s. troops to around a thousand by 2017, but afghan forces have been

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you should bring photo id.you cannot find your photo id and you believe you have left it at the campus, check in with an officer at the college and let them know, and they will assist you in attempting to retrieve it from one of the buildings. there are also mental health counselors stationed at the fairgrounds, including counselors being provided by the community health aliance, students and after the in need of assistance are strongly encouraged to seek out that help. also in talking with the umpqua community college partners this morning, our current understanding is that they intend to reopen the campus early next week. please stay tuned for more information on that. we expect that the medical examiner will release the name of the shooter sometime later today. again, you will not hear anyone from this law enforcement operation use his name. i continue to believe that those media and community members who publicize his name will only glorify his horrific actions, and eventually this will only serve to inspir

each of them carried an israeli issued id. perhaps the most controversial security measure announced is the decision not to return their bodies to their families. in addition the government is considering burying them in a remote military area. three israelis were killed in the attackings they carried out, but the decision to withhold the bodies of those with israeli ids is a red line that no previous israeli government has crossed. in seeking to manage the conflict by flexing muscle, the netenyahu government may well be sewing the seeds of greater violence to come. mike hanna, al jazeera. >>> as we go live now to bethlehem, the streets appear to be busy, but an awful lot of the confrontations that we saw earlier appear to have died out. security forces there and behind the barricades at the other end, we understand that there are a number of protesters, and as we go to andrew simmons, in west jerusalem, within the last ten, 15 minutes, reports of another incident incident in jerusalem itself. >> reporter: that's right. the po