voter id, will win the state of pennsylvania, done. federal court in washington dc throwing out a texas republican supported voter identification law stating it would impose strict unforgiving burdens on the poor. and under that texas law a state university id was found not to be adequate proof but state issued concealed weapons permit was. in wisconsin in 2015, chief of staff to a meeting republican state senator resigned after attending a party caucus in which he said some legislators were literally giddy over the effective state voter id laws on minority and college students. as you know last year, official state government emails republican lawmakers targeted in their new voting laws and i quote again african-americans, almost surgical precision. let me be frank. voter fraud has not become an issue in north carolina as in other places until people of color started to now it's in record numbers and become an art in of greater urgency with emergency candidacy and the presidency of barack obama. let us be honest, faced with demographi

bitcoin solved that for digital ids.someone from making a fake id and moving it from one location to another? by leveraging the block chain, we are able to create digital ids that you can use going logging intorts, websites, accessing a motor vehicle. when someone uses the id, they know it's you. caroline: you offered an initial coin offering and raised money by going to the crowd and selling your own tokens. how much is the venture capital industry going to be disrupted by locked chain technology, by people being able to raise very large quantities of cash in a short time? rounds of vcew funding. this was a token sale. we were trying to create an economy that uses smart contracts. the currency world to run these digital id products. these smart contracts involve a huge amount of privacy. you don't want people to know id, when,e using your etc.. 33 percent of the tokens were partners. now we are able to onboard very large partners. for example, wiki,. we are live on their site. we are able to have a network effect to all

and no id is somebody that, you know, he studied quincy jones.g at music from a speshgti perspective, trying to disprove what quincy jones said about music today. so he's thinking about music and hip hop music in just a far more detailed way than i mean pretty much everybody. >> the opportunity to work with jay z. how zou describe that? >> he's a very smart guy. very intuitive. you know, really kind. somebody that i learned a lot from. i made sure that my story arced correctly and i got my point across without doing too much. >> when you have that level of personality, that level of celebrity, frankly, that level of icon who is getting behind your work, helping you produce the work and out front pushing the work, how do you -- how do you maintain a level of humility? >> i've never been a person interested in celebrity and fame. honestly, i'm more so -- i look up to these guys, you know? from an artistic standpoint. and that's what's most important to me. din i didn't start making music to try to be famous or look like master p or something like.

with your done license that not butent id -- gun license not your student id. the stand your ground law that became visible in the aftermath of the trayvon martin tragedy. we invited members to challenge the image of people in the streets raising their voices and pivoting energy to the type of change you could make that could be long-term and impactful. we led a media effort to engage corporations who are sponsoring the bill o'reilly show, and giving them a choice over whether they still wanted to be behind o'reilly's efforts. it fits into the larger effort of how we think about our engagement with the trump administration as it was story after news story. sometimes if we had written a hollywood script a year ago people would have left us -- aughed us out of the pitch room because they would've said it could never have happened. not directing our march to donald trump, but to those showing up at the march you actually need something. showing up to the corporations. allies, sometimes, who are not necessarily standing up. the effort around bill o'reilly was focus

such as government employee id's and public university id's. the new version does not expand the list of acceptable id's. instead, it allows people without the id's to vote if they bring additional paperwork and sign an affidavit. but judge gonzales ramos says the criminal penalties attached to lying on the affidavit could deter people from voting because they could fear prosecution if they make an honest mistake on the form. new york city, more than a -- or than people rallied in 1000 support of former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick outside the national football league headquarters in manhattan wednesday. last season, kaepernick began kneeling during the national anthem to protest racism and police brutality against african americans. his actions sparked similar protests across the nfl and other professional sports leagues. he has yet to be signed by an nfl team for the upcoming 2017 season, which many believe is a retaliation for his activism. this is 15-year-old luis franco. >> my name is luis. i'm here to watch the protest

he didn't agree with that but he does agree that requiring voter ids caused a dropoff to add 3% to the republican vote. the state house majority leader listed a few options that would help myth romney in state. he said, and i quote, voter id is going to allow governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania done, unquote. a federal court in washington, d.c., in throwing out a texas republican supported voter identification law stated that it would impose, and again i quote, strict unforgiving burdens on the poor. unquo unquote. under that texas law a state university id was found not to be adequate proof but a state concealed weapons permit was. in wisconsin in 2015, the chief of staff to a leading republican state senator resigned after attending a party caucus in which she said some legislators were lit laterally giddy over the effect of state voter id laws on minorities and college students. finally last year an appellate federal court in north carolina stated based on state government e-mails that republican lawmakers had targeted in their new voting laws, and i quote again, africa

if you don't have an id card to work in canada, you're not working in canada.ou guys are proposing an iron curtain. you want to live in a prison where you have to show somebody and id to come and go within your own country. yourn't it be better if employer knew that you had an id card and you could work for them and when you change jobs, you show that card to the next employer? that will work better for everyone. with regards to the illegals taking jobs we don't want -- put upild houses and walls and build sidewalks and roads. they don't just work on the farms. don't want to pay everyone a fair wage. we need education in america so that everyone can grow. , make themtitutions large classrooms with smart boards and you can come and go as inexpensively as possible to get a decent education. therefore, everyone's income will rise. host: north carolina, jeff on the line for republicans. caller: good morning. the republicans have no gone in with the democrats where they are more interested in helping the illegal immigrant. they don't say it publicly, but they are. ,

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intolerance for id logical difference.80% friend is my 80% friend, it's my 80% friend is my 1,000% enemy and monstrous human being. you see that an awful lot on college campuses to go back to what we talked about. you see this on the ground in progressive urban centers. there's a huge amount of intolerance, and people around the country see this, and reject it. they're repulsed by it. >> but one of the things that really strikes me when we talk about college campuses and millennials is the the sort of tuning out of politics, elected politics, and it gets back to what i think we really need to see in both parties, is focussing on legislatures and governors and thinking, and not being afraid of being purged from the rolls, and that is a very effective strategy by, you know, the extreme of the right wing right now is trying to claim that there was election fraud and taking this fake commission and making it into a real fear factor for people who won't tip their toes into elected politics. >> i want to pivot to we've been talk

if you don't have a driver's license, you need a septa senior id key. under the new cashless system, people 65 years and older will continue to rides free, but you do need an id. the event today is from 10:00 until 3:00. >> whether using septa, mass transit, driving yourself, we want to help you get to where you need to be. >> and when we say we, we mean jessica boyington. >> if you're heading down the shore, here is the expressway here. roads are pretty empty. so a good drive on 73 or the ac expressway. we're clear on the vine. sometimes we run behind schedule, but not today, though. in between broad street and the skooe schuylkill, we're open. and speak of 9d 5, southbound drive times here from wood haven roads, just a 13-minute trip to the expressway. speeds into the 60s. >>> 5:17. i was impressed to hear you say you mowed your lawn. you mow your own lawn? >> yeah. and now bill is saying we've got more rain coming. >> free water is what it is. >> free water, exactly right. >> it will be a beautiful dayed today. sunshine will be bright. all that rain

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they carry normal ide, normal credit cards.g normal ide. cards. they are fanatics, not idiots. -- carrying normal ide. what sort of id is required if you are renting a van of some description? typically, anyone from the rental industry has three main responsibilities. checking that the customer is who they say they are, so some four that some sort of identification. if they aren't trying to rent a van, they will try to set up some sort of business account to verify who they are. and to make sure they can pay for that van, some sort of credit card or credit check. and also they are establishing that the person is licensed to drive and some sort of licence, they cannot check whether they are a terrorist. so you saying that people in these van hire offices, do they need to become more vigilant? it is becoming a weapon of choice for terrorists. we have series in britain, in london and here. it is very difficult. our members, the rental industry, is determined to do more to deter and detect. we are sick and tired of having to respon

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let's see whether thatis had his id stolen. let's see whether that is borne out to be true or not.bout. are we from las ramblas we have got diagonal, a main avenue running through barcelona, eight avenue in terms of traffic there. las ramblas has traffic down the edge of it but it isa has traffic down the edge of it but it is a pedestrianised area. diagonal, a car, hours after the official attack, it went through a police cordon or checkpoint which had been set up following the attack. that car was followed to an area outside of barcelona west of the city by a couple of kilometres. according to spanish media, there was a shoot out there and one suspect was killed. we are seeing live pictures from barcelona now. if you are there, you are still in, you don't know what is happening, obviously there are still a lot of security around, tom ? obviously there are still a lot of security around, tom? yes, the main tourism organisation there is saying about trying to find hotels for freak if people are basically stranded anywhere. there is a lot of lockdown in various parts of the city. i'v

we provided free ids for those people who would request them. essentially, today if you get on an airplane or go to any public building, there is some type of identification required. i believe that the conversation about using -- about voter suppression is a false narrative. we have come to suspect we have to identify who we are -- to expect we have to identify who we are in all aspects of society. i believe it is the same to vote. i am not one of those who believes that everyone who is a non-citizen who shoul -- should be able to vote. some people believe that just by being here ought to be able to vote in our elections. i do not believe that. i do not subscribe to that. i believe united states citizenship in our elections should choose our government. those fighter -- voter id identification laws are in place to ensure who we are and if we have the right to vote. in no way are we trying to limit, certainly any particular group, but anyone from voting. we encourage people to vote. we made extended times and hours for people to vote. we open up

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id called program with more is catherine yet. victory for privacy rights. india's supreme court has ruled that individual privacy is a fundamental right. the ruling is a blow to the government which it argued that the right to privacy was not protected by the constitution. in making its decision the court over to. earlier rulings. four and. to. thanks and now it appears. and all that this nine dead bench has headed is. that this is. and fundamental right and that i could. one. and. therefore any low. which is made. do i miss greg this fundamental right would have to be. examined on the if that's. that's going to fire ticket twenty one which means. that the board will have to see whether that law imposes an unreasonable restrictions. on ya fundamental right to privacy are not. the court's decision will have a major impact on how companies handle personal data. and sets up a showdown with the government over its biometric data program. set up in two thousand and nine on a voluntary basis. the program aims to reduce benefits fraud and streamline payments to mi

if you are a senior who does not have a driver's license, you will need a septa senior id key.nder the new system, people 65 and older will continue to ride free, but they need some form of id. this evening today and from 1:00 to 3:00. >>> this morning, we have a clearer per of philadelphia's opioid epidemic. >> we'll have an update for you. >>> and closer to being a short bed where a new 2,000 flock casino, hotel and restaurant complex could soon be built in philadelphia. >>> and coming up appear 5:00, rally cat. how an unexpected addition to a baseball game may have sparked a late surge for one of the teams. >>> 4:25 right now. at least 168,000 people in philadelphia are taking the opioids right now. that's according to a new survey by the city's department of public health. one in three adults have used opioids such as oxycontin, percocet and vicodin in the last year. 76% were using opioids prescribed by doctors. a national emergency in the opioid crisis would allow federal funds to go to treatment facilities. >> the technical declaration of emergency is being discussed in t

warren: and we will fight to stop the voter id laws so that republicans can't steal our elections. [cheers and applause] sen. warren: and you know something? it is about time for us to be upfront about whose side we are not on. we are not on the side of big wall street banks that break the law and think everyone else needs to be held accountable. [applause] sen. warren: when big bank ceos break the law, they ought to go to jail like anybody else. [applause] sen. warren: we are not on the side of giant corporations that want to twist government rules for themselves. we are not going to -- we are going to slam shut the revolving door, and say, enough is enough with corporate money that is drowning out democracy. -- our democracy. [applause] sen. warren: and let's be really clear on this one. just in case anyone doubted it. we are not on the side of the biggest and misogynist, and republican leadership in washington. we are not afraid to say it to their faces. [applause] sen. warren: and we are not on the side of foreign government that hacked our elections, or politicians whose gradu

of india has a right to privacy and it's putting pressure on the government to scrap the universal id secured with biometric data also women and wages the gap between the genders is still here but the numbers are shifting and it's time to take a look also jobless claims are up but unemployment is at a historic low so why are americans across the board settling for smaller and smaller salaries than before my guests explains standby starts right now. privacy is a citizens' fundamental rights as a supreme court of india the ruling could put a snag in the country's mammoth identity card system though two earlier rulings by smaller courts maintain that no right to privacy exists in india's constitution but the government will now have to convince this court that forcing citizens to give their fingerprints and a scan of their iris is not a violation of their privacy of course this would go a long way to pushing along its vast id program aimed at streamlining internet connections and even taxes.

[laughter] >> do we want to argue about her id -- voter id laws? steven: the system is working in a madisonian way. set federal marshals to arrest them. congress, -- i can't do trump like you. so: repeal and replace quickly, so quickly. it will be so easy, believe me. steven: and congress is acting like congress is supposed to. guy: and there is a contradiction from some of our friends on the left to hate donald trump. on one hand, he is going to be a dictator, acting like an autocrat. on the other hand, they cannot get the votes in congress. pick one. he is able in a channel shop -- a bull in a china shop. there are plenty of legitimate things to be word about with the president. those are alarmist terms that undermines more faith in the system. vicki: two responses. the first response is your answer to this electoral college no, theis that candidates campaigned for an electoral college. it does not answer the question of let's change it so that people can vote for the candidate of their choice and see the candidate of their choice elected. you me

while we were riding on this trend, a german officer came and asked everybody for their id cards. he went broke by row by row. , i do notwas shaking understand why. this german officer went from road to row and he got to the last row and he turned around and he never asked us for our id. over theres looking was a pretty close call, my mother stop shaking and of course, i never connected it. i did not realize that she was so afraid. she was so afraid of what might one of the things that have happened was deportation from auschwitz. jews were starting to be reported in 1942. bill: your great-grandparents, tell us what happened to them during that time. josaine: first, i must say that i was placed -- i was put in hiding and two ladies came to pick me up. two strange ladies who did not , my mother was not allowed to know where i was going. they came to pick me up and they took me to a beautiful little city in belgium called -- convent, my to this mother did not know where i was going. they took me to this conference see them dressed in modern clothing. barrywas very stiff gear, stiff.

of six id stations throughout spartan stadium and get a wristband. there is a two drink limit per person and all beer and wine sales will stop at the end of the third quarter. san jose state has six home football games this year.>>> concerns this morning about safety inside of an east bay jail, the reported violent incident as a man was set free. >>> police and city officials are preparing for two separate rallies this weekend organized by right-wing groups, we will tell you about the security measures put in place to keep the peace and the peaceful counter protests that should be happening. >> this is "ktvu mornings on 2". >> good morning it is friday, august 25 i'm allie rasmus. >> good morning, i'm dave clark let's talk about your friday whether with steve paulson. looking outside there are a lot of clouds. >> there are a lot of low clouds. yes, a lot of low clouds with also a hurricane in texas. today will be a little warmer but tomorrow things start to kick in today for the inland areas but not much along the coast and bay. water temperatures ha

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