cannot use your id.n you look at the texas voter id law and you look at the people affected the most out of the 1.2 million people in texas who do not have a proper id to vote, the overnight -- overwhelming majority are latino or african-american. would this be the first time this is put in effect in the election cycle in november or were their previous -- previous times? 2016, ite primary and was used in the primary. is stopare trying to do it from being used. right now, the law is before the -- may toy for third we want to make a decision soon or .o stop from being implemented host: when do you expect a and in a soon as short time like we are looking for? a favorable opinion from a three-judge panel. we are hoping that after they have made their decision since they have already heard the case on may 24, when they issue their decision, it will be favorable. willnow what the courts do. if it is not favorable, we expect it goes to the supreme court. there any specific evidence to date from the primary tha

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>> i never had a peak id. i never had a fake id. occasionally enter a bar , but there is a real id that said i was 19 and they would say okay. >> that's why we went there. >> those were the days. i don't remember that. >> oh yes you do. i was in the old zoom cast. no you remember that. >> if you remember that. >> you used to horse around with the fake id. >> it is a little like guy would i come down to new york city where i would hang out as a youngster. you knew where to go. >> you would stand in front of the -- i don't think people remember this, but they had id's with the face cut out and you would put your face -- >> time square. >> you put your face through it and it would take a picture and they would cut around it and laminate it and it would take half han hour. a lot of bars didn't which can. >> it said entertainment purposes only. i was very entertained. llc, what do you think? i think it is great the cops have a good sense of humor. i loved the whole state of canada. >> i do too, actually. canada has a lot to offer. i don'

studies found that turnout dropped where voter id laws were in place. by 10%.ecreased to find whato try vote fraud is, that is voter fraud. lawsation's attentions and should not be focused on these illegal voters. at the 75 million adult citizens you did not vote, 60 million were not registered and therefore were not eligible to cast a ballot. this is where we should focus our efforts. in 2011 at theve lbj library, i called for automatic registration of all eligible citizens. and i believe the arguments there are still sound. it is not privilege. under our current system, many voters must follow some cumbersome registration rules. state and local officials have to process a crash of new registrations. it leaves the system riddled with errors and creating chaos at the polls. one in eight voter registrations in the united states is invalid or significantly inaccurate. modern technology provides a straightforward fix for these thelems if we have political will to bring our election system into the 21st century. government can and should automatically regis

let's call that id laws what they are. they are a scourge on our nation.e effort to make it harder for latinos, harder for african-americans to vote. [applause] and further there been some legislators who had inadvertently acknowledged that. one congressman from wisconsin who said the wisconsin voter id law would help elect republicans in the next cycle. alleges are from pennsylvania who said the same thing during the 2012 cycle. the purpose of voter id was to elect republicans by making it harder for african-americans and latinos to vote. we can do better. i saw this firsthand when i was at th the department of justice. i saw it all too frequently the voter id laws come and i will tell you, i was so appreciative of the work of the assistance i got from so many people in this room. and the fact of the matter is, we lost a critical to to protect latinos and african-americans and other people seeking the right to vote when the supreme court struck down the shelby case. and as justice ginsburg so adequately put it, throwing out section five of the voting righ

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we are getting a very positive response on the issue of allowing federal ids to be used, state ids or part of the process, something we are looking forward to doing more initiatives like that on is an incredibly positive collaboration. president obama made it a standing federal agency level initiative. it will live on. all of us on stage, it will live on campus, primarily because of the thought behind it are not going to be stopped. we are at a point the numbers alone tell us with the numbers of people coming out of federal prison, state prison but all those numbers are people. they represent a real person. we are ready point where many of us are going to know individuals have been in contact with the criminal justice system through our work, through our friends, our family, and we will see firsthand the challenges that they face so i think this initiative won't stop because the thoughts behind it are not going to stop. >> thank you for that. secretary perez, part of the mission of the department of labor is frankly to put people to work, right? we know people who had contact with a,

either exchange for state ids or let them be part of the process in obtaining state ids but that's a tremendous barrier to reentry. if we don't have read identification, you you can't get into a government building. you can't get many government services. you can even get a library card if you can't show who you are or even where you live, for example. all the little things that people take for granted generate tremendous obstacles for people who are coming out of the criminal justice system. as you mentioned, in particular, individuals who may not have been incarcerated but have been through the system in some way. they're less visible and so it's really a pervasive problem. we are getting a very positive response on the issue of allowing the federal ids to be used either as state ids or as part of the process. it's something we are looking forward to doing more initiatives like that on. it has been an incredibly positive collaboration and i'm glad that president obama made it a standing federal level initiative. it will live on this administration primarily because the force of the

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let's call voter id laws what they are. they are a scourge on our nation. they are an effort to make it harder for latinos, hard for african-americans to vote. and frankly there have been some legislatures who have admitted that. a legislature from pennsylvania saying the purpose of voter id was to elect republicans by making it harder for african-americans and latinos to vote. we can do better. i saw this first hand when i was at the department of justice. i saw it too frequently. i was so appreciative of the assistance i got from so many people in this room. the fact of the matter is we lost a critical tool to protect latinos and african-americans and others seeking the right to vote when the supreme court struck down the shelby case and as justice ginsberg put it throwing out section five of the voting rights act when it has worked to stop discrimination is like throwing away the umbrella in a rain storm because you are not getting wet. it has protected the rights of so many people. i was in arizona recently and if you read about their democratic primary

. >> do you have your id on you. you do need identification. >> the driver doesn't have any form of id she makes a radio call. >> can i get a second unit. this goes on for a while. then she takes a different approach. >> what's your last name. >> she refers to the multipage sheet and ask that she call a sheriff's deputy to respond. >> i'm not going to call the sheriff's out here because i'm here. >> she again insisted she read the letter. >> that's a lot of info to read right now. >> then things changed slightly she doesn't want the camera around. >> he's the media and has that right to report in public. >> since the driver didn't have any form of id or proof of registration and insurance she questioned the right to pull her over. >> your in the state of california you're on a public roadway, i definitely have jurisdiction. >> apparently at one time she did have a valid driver's license that being said. >> you can't drive the vehicle with a suspended driver's license. so what is a sovereign citizen? >> it's a citizen

he had no id, no credit card, just $900 cash to give to the driver. >> they thought it was a fun idea to go have a party bus because there's been a lot of them recently and kids just wanted to go have fun. >> reporter: one 16-year-old girl was charged with possession of a controlled marijuana and fake ids. all the kids were sent home with parents that night. >> i know kids are grounded. not a good summer for them. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the public utilities commission has now launched its own investigation into this transportation company and in the meantime, central marin police are trying to figure out just how those teenagers got their booze. in larkspur, emily turner, kpix 5. >> this afternoon marin catholic high school sent out a note to parents about the incident. the principal says the students involved were from a variety of schools but he says it's a reminder to parents to be alert and involved in their children's social events. >>> new fallout from the brock turner sexual assault case. the district attorney's who prosecuted the ex-stanford swimmer said what happened on se

after the fact but as that person is applying for or renewing their drivers license or their state id. it's for the first time at the counter, at the dmv, at the point of sale or during that transaction for people renewing my mail, for people renewing online we are building in the protocol to ask those questions then and there and that frankie was logistical. anyone that for me in california as big diverse day as we are doing that follow-up letter in 10 different languages? we had a communications challenge there and we had a workaround that we think is better and more efficient. and it's also not walk, we are building a foundation here. we are like get 90 percent maybe of the eligible unregistered, we are not capturing 100 so what efforts can you to capture more folks who are eligible but unregistered will be at the dmv? once we lay down the technology background , being able to expand to other state department and agencies and maybe even local governments as well. for all the people who come in and provide name, address date of birth signature, whether you're signing up for communit

. >> consumerwatch reporter julie watts on one man's struggle with cell phone id theft. >> reporter: brian carlson's name is on the verizon bill but he says the cell phone isn't his. >> $348.29. >> reporter: the bill is filled with international cause rack up in his name. >> i'm mad. i don't owe no money. >> reporter: he called verizon and they said they told him they couldn't close the account because his social security number didn't match the one on file. >> there's nothing you can do. you don't have the correct social number. >> reporter: then he started getting collection notices and verizon wouldn't help. >> get their heads out of their rear ends and do something. >> the onus is on their back to prove that you owe the debt. >> reporter: the bbb's gary allman says this sounds like a case of id theft. he says cell companies need to do a better job verifying information when opening accounts and by law you can sue if they keep harassing you for a debt you don't owe. >> allows you to get $1,000 for companies that don't pay attention. >> reporter: in a statement, verizon said it is

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the bus was loaded with booze, marijuana and fake ids and they arrested the driver.pix 5's emily turner reports from the larkspur ferry terminal. >> reporter: it was supposed to be the chariot of good time for teens monday night but instead an anonymous caller tipped cops off to what was on board. >> we found 30 bottles of alcohol and case of hard lemonade and a jar of marijuana. >> reporter: no one on board was older than 17 except the driver, 63-year-old james greene. police say they found a stash of his own on board, narcotics, prescription drugs and alcohol. he is now behind bars charged with child endangerment, possession of narcotics and controlled substances, drug paraphernalia, and a switch blade. >> i guess it's good that they got busted really quick because then they wouldn't have known about the guy with all the stuff. >> reporter: this teen says he knows the 16-year-old boy who rented the bus from fantastic voyage express transportation. he had no id, no credit card, just $900 cash to give to the driver. >> i guess they just thought it was a fun idea to g

now asking for the public's help id this man? >> yes, and they are having some trouble id the man, this is an area where residents and police tell me that they've had quite a bit of problems. , in, if, that's pennsylvania avenue, that's where we believe this video was taken, not sure at this point when it was taken. but his reminds us of the problem that local law enforcement is having with these atv riders, and today, we found out what is being done about it. take a listen. >> just watch, the atv moves in front of the police cruiser. then the rider perform dangerous stunts, as another person records >> they new -- that's why they do it. >> we showed this video to several bridges george's county resident. >> that is ridiculous. isn't this illegal. >> do you think that the police should be able to chase? >> but, it is kind of crazy, because if you case, they'll go faster, and, i mean, i feel like something should be done about. it happens on the bell way, too. >> dc police with other law enforcement agencies announced major crack-

her id every single day. when she saw his photo on the news this morning it sent a shiver down her spine. wi lester? >> thank you. family and friends are hoping against hope as they scour the list of the dead and the injured which numbers over 100. many of the stories slowly being reveal and janet shamlian has been following that for us today. >> oh, my god -- >> reporter: the number is unimaginable. 50 dead and the injured are 53. some critically. tonight the mom of felipe tommy herera who went there for his birthday. doesn't know which list he is on. >> i can't find him. so please keep up -- keep him in your prayers. hopefully this man is stopped. >> reporter: victims rushed to the trauma center a half mile away. it was an onslaught, doctor morning operating on a number of victims. we continue to operate on them. >> reporter: outside the hospital for some families, a different type of terror. no word on their loved ones. sergio is looking for his best friend, her brother in law. what is his condition? >> we

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issued african-americans, 5.5 million african-americans, do not have current government voter id. of white voting age citizens. 3 million latinos do not have it. pennsylvania, gop officials admitted their motive was not about voter fraud, it was about winning an election at the expense of the right to vote. one of the most pernicious is the stripping of voting rights from formerly individuals. whole neighborhoods are stripped of political voice as a result. 5.8 million american citizens are blocked from participating in elections because of these laws. that includes over 2.5 million people who are no longer incarcerated. with these laws, as many as 40% of black men are stripped of their right to vote. first election without the full protection of the voting rights act. havef jurisdictions restrictive laws. our democracy is under attack in ways that imperiled voters of color. -- s imperative the the dmc must support efforts like those underway in florida and virginia two and felony disenfranchisement that sounds communities ravaged by an unjust system andstice aggressively fight pr

either exchange for state ids or let them be part of the process in obtaining state ids but that's a tremendous barrier to reentry. if we don't have read identification, you you can't get into a government building. you can't get many government services. you can even get a library card if you can't show who you are or even where you live, for example. all the little things that people take for granted generate tremendous obstacles for people who are coming out of the criminal justice system. as you mentioned, in particular, individuals who may not have been incarcerated but have been through the system in some way. they're less visible and so it's really a pervasive problem. we are getting a very positive response on the issue of allowing the federal ids to be used either as state ids or as part of the process. it's something we are looking forward to doing more initiatives like that on. it has been an incredibly positive collaboration and i'm glad that president obama made it a standing federal level initiative. it will live on this administration primarily because the force of the

phillies sent video of the incident to the police who are still investigating and trying to id the man. howard says that this is the first time in his career someone in the stand has thrown something at him and he calls it tasteless. here's what howard tells the philadelphia inquirer. if you want to yell out you suck that is whatever but when you start throwing stuff that is when stuff gets personal. if i would have done something, if i would have gone in the stands, and tried to beat this dude up, i would have gotten in trouble by major league baseball. he would have probably tried to sue me. it is okay for him to throw a bottle and go on his merry way. no, that doesn't work. here's more reaction tonight. >> that is dangerous. we can't that have happen. >>> it is very disappointing to be honest with you. for a guy like ryan to have have done what he has done here in his career and win mvp, help win a world series, and i just don't think it is acceptable. >> well, beer bottle incident and much more on "action news" sports sunday coming up at 11:45. mike missanelli joins me live in the

take voter id for example. as many of 11% of americans more than 21 million individuals do not have government issued photo identification. 25% of african-american voting age citizens are five 5 million african-americans do not have current government photo id. compared to 8% of white voting age citizens. 16% do not have it turned in pennsylvania where advancement project successfully challenge voter id, gop officials admitted that their motive was not about voter fraud, it was about winning an election at the expense of the right to vote. one of the most pernicious is thes to voting repression of voting rights of persons of felony conviction. these laws can to get a have a devastating effect on black communities, ravaged by the war on drugs and mass incarceration. entire neighborhoods are stripped of political voice as a result. nearly 5.8 million american citizens are blocked from participating in elections by these laws. that includes over 2.5 million people who are no longer incarcerated. and estimated two

id you party at frats? >> are you serious with your boyfriend? are you sexually active with him? when did you start dating? would you ever cheat? do you have a history of cheating? what do you mean when you said you wanted to reward him? do you remember what time you woke up? were you wearing your cardigan? what color was your cardigan? do you remember any more from that night? no? ok. well. we'll let brock fill it in. i was pummeled with narrow, pointed questions that dissected my personal life, love life, ast life, family life, inane question, accumulating trivial details to try and find an excuse for this guy who had me half naked before even boston toring ask for my name. ms. eshoo: after a physical assault, i was assaulted with questions designed to attack me. to say see, her facts don't line up. she's out of her mind. she's practically an alcoholic. she probably wanted to hook up. he's like an athlete. right. they were both drunk. whatever the hospital stuff she remembers, it's after the fact. why take it into account? brock has a lot at stake so he's having a really hard t

this kind of id theft is almost never reported. they say that criminals comb the internet and find names linked to specific phone numbers and more. >> they question information to answer the security questions. like they could find on your facebook account, the name of your pet, the street you grew up on. >> be cautious about what information you post on social dia sites, and create an extra password or pin as required before anyone makes any changes to your mobile phone account. all of the major carriers officer there. >> they are passionate about what they do. they're very creative. if one attempt fails, they will ask for another avenue to get in. >>> devastate after flooding in west virginia. the clean up as they survey the worst flooding in years. >>> and just another hot day for the valley. up to 85 degrees in pleasanton. i'll let you know if there is cooler air in that forecast coming up. historic flooding in westvirgin least 23 liv, b two peoplerepor. flash floods overnight hit somoe >>> the flooding in west virginia has now

more than 218,000 voters issue state ids. number seven, the lack of courage of this congress affects the whole nation, but its effects are equally just in the form of confederate states. in the states, you make up 162 22 u.s.l votes, senators, 13 governors, and 31% of the u.s. house. it is still true that if you can control the south, you can go a long ways to control the nation. number eight, let me also note another disturbing fact about this political season. an entired presidential primary campaign asking citizens of these united states to cast their vote, and yet not one presidential debate, democrat or republican, has been dedicated to aggressive voter suppression, systemic racism as a relates to voting, and calling for full restoration of the voting rights act. not one on either side. [applause] >> not one candidate has been a major speech on the voting rights advancement act. , freedomn a democracy of speech and the right to protest, equal protection under the law, the right to vote and the establishment of justice fo

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reason democrats don't like voter id law is expect today work for republicans. fox news.en: mike, thank you very much. lea: the state department now changing course saying it will will investigate briefingan on iran nuclear deal. part of the video was intentionally cut. spokesperson was asked about no direct secret talks were in talk when in fact, they were. >> this is a policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs -- lea: kerry wants to get to the bottom of what happened. lauren: terror in telaviv is real. you're looking at surveillance video, police tell greta that the two suspects are from the same family. >> unfortunately within the west bank areas we have seen palestinian celebrating this attack meanwhile here in israel where we will be mourning for a week of the people that were lost, we are talking about four people, innocent people shot to death, shot at close range for no reason whatsoever and unfortunately pass

the have the id and doors and of elizabeth warren very popular with progressives in the party. almost in many many more have said >> pam: meantime and the party had of their party can californian. competing for the san and a chicken with j r at the headquarters in san francisco. >> j.r.: this night has gone very quickly. . and i talk about someone who has had busy day. godunov angeles it said a plan to sacramento and came to the bay area. when many experts say will be a tight race, november if against the top two spots. and a voting situation today that will go on and compete in the november election likely going against but other candidates from southern california and sanchez. that also we talk about some of the polls does the you voting polls have her in the lead about 8:00% or so. she has many supporters as news here right now i that she is in the building she has shown up and will take the stage >> pam: earning getting the northernmost counties. and here we see 12 percent of the screen also out on the records from 24% hillary clinton getting almost a million votes. ♪ ♪ hus

pate would die two years later and there were years of hearings and appeals to use the blinking id in trial. the video of pate identifying hales will also be played for the jury. the jury will have to consider when they determine the outcome of this case. >> reporter: today in court, a co-conspirator who planned the robbery cooperated with the state identified hales as the shooter. he testified he did not want to be in court because he was afraid. the prosecutor asked, what are you afraid of. the witness replied, life after testimony and my well-being. this will be the first time in maryland this kind of evidence will be allowed in a murder trial. this trial is expected to continue through next week. news4. >>> coming up tonight, you've probably seen the video, but now the woman who captured the scene at a cincinnati zoo reveals dramatic moments that you did not see on tape. >>> atv and dirt bike riders doing dangerous tricks on roadways and then posting the video to social media. prince george's county police say they are cracking down on this increasingly dangerous issue. coming up,