photo id. it helps us with some of the padsology, like the poll that we use. but if you do not have that, if you do need one, or if you need more information about the law at sos.isit our website vote.gov. not have that government-issued photo id, you can go ahead and use one of the other forms of identification you have been allowed to use before. however, you will be required to sign a statement. they changed it from being called a statement because they thought it would scare people away. they used to call it an affidavit. under that statement it informs you that under missouri law you are supposed to use a government issued voter id to vote. currentlyo not possess one and that the state will provide you one for free for the purposes of voting if you do not have one. once you sign that it will be cap 422 months. you will get a letter from our office offering to assist you or , a you a photo id government issued photo id. government authorities can decide that anyone that comes into vote, tha

bring your voter id card. a group of women had stationed themselves at a bar near the junction, a major intersection along the road to roberts field. the women the young men and a time-honored fashion, except this time it wasn't sex on the table. this time the women were the ones who took cash and the men were the ones with a commodity for sale. some of those boys were finished stupid, onemarket woman recalled . he was happy to go intodetail about what she called the women's crafty techniques . one silver to living in the sun sign as she laughed, many of the young men thought they were done with boating after the first round and didn't understand it would need their id cards again if their man was to pursue the presidency. others knew and didn't care, in the easing of a muggy hot day, the floor of a crispy cold beer far outshone whatever benefits they thought there voter id card could bring them. as for the ones too smart to sell their cards, their mother simply stole them. they said they would be put in a civ

we want people to use that government issued photo id. we are moving them to use that id.helps us with some of the technology. and theo not have that state is happy to provide you one, and for -- for free, if you need one. ,lease visit our website showusthevote.com. law, if you do not have that government issued photo id, you can use one of the other forms of edification that you have been allowed to use, before. you will be required to sign a statement. it used to be called an affidavit. under the statement, and informs you that you are supposed to use a government issued photo id. onedo not currently possess and the state will provide one to you for free, for the purposes of voting if you don't have. once you sign that, we will have a record kept under federal law. you will get a letter from our office offering to give you or assist in getting a government issued photo id. we would be glad to help you do that. law, if the local election authority chooses, they can decide that anyone that comes in to vote that is not show that auto id, they can simply take a headshot. not

acceptable photo id. the legislature decided that a concealed weapon carry permit was a permissible voter id but a photo id issued by the state of texas to university students, was not. that is designed to make sure students vote at a lower rate of people who are remembers vote at a higher rate. that's a problem. that photo id per se but a system design to discourage some blocks of voters from voting. the answer to the questions, we have laws that should ensure that people are treated equally, we need to make sure we enforce those. >> what you think of that? do we need a stronger voting rights act? >> i was the first issue we worked with thanks to senator kennedy's leadership was strong bipartisan support that was extended for 75 years of strong voting rights act would happen with respect to the shelby county case in 2013. chief justice john roberts who is at the department of justice basically gutted the section for section five which respected the department of justice jurisdiction over states who were

is -- and id requirement to vote in kentucky? guest: we do have voter id laws in the state. you are either to be known by your precinct election officer. we have 3700 precinct offices in the state monitored by 300 election officers. four in the event you are not known, you have to show a drivers license, a social security card, credit card, or another form of id. host: you mentioned the president voter commission. what was requested from you a secretary of state from that commission, what was your response? guest: well, earlier this summer, we saw the president, when he was a candidate, had claims that are system was rigged. then upon becoming president, continued with false allegations completely unfounded that folks from both sides of the aisle have condemned. that folks voted illegally in the last election. this commission was set up out of and insecurity of the president to chase down fiction that literally facts do not exist to support. those of the claims he perpetrated and made accusations of prior to becoming president, and then after being elected. and what we have

but id it -- we pay it, do not consider it affordable. guest: i do not either. it is not affordable. att is why i explained -- least two or 3 million people are going to drop out this year. we will see an increase in the uninsured. of uninsuredlass afford it.s cannot that is why president trump made his executive order. let me explain the principle behind this. it used to be, insurance is regulated state-by-state. many states gave consumers a lot of flexibility about what kind of insurance they want you to buy, if any. the obama and ministration pass this law, which says everyone must have the one-size-fits-all -- the obama administration passed this law, which says everyone must have the one-size-fits-all. people buy what they want. let them buy more affordable coverage if that is what they can afford. let subsidize people with on-existing conditions general revenues instead of imposing the entire burden on you, the healthy consumer who happens to be on the individual market. you see premiums come down when it happens. host: is the affordable care act marketpla

cards from mogadishu residents start an id check on the street arrest and deport everyone was no id card you have been cheering to be reassuring about security and safety is this perhaps one approach is to be really strict about who goes where id checks their ready check points but they didn't work on october fourteenth. no not really they don't want to be. oppressed people we want people as if you understand time for money lent an example. going to the spirits of the human rights and the dignity of every person never the less when you have that. medicine in a society there are so many of the reasons and any of. that. number one military defeat and number two to try to reconcile. all of that weapon is going to someone's trying since october fourteenth in your approach. yes everything has turned and you have people coming out. saying enough is enough i don't need to. be an outsider we have a number of young volunteers saying that the military and their whole community are coming together so really we. have no place to hide any loss of blood is over the next. and this war with the sup

. >> so this dad finds out his son had a fake id, right?ait until you see how he found out and the selfie he posted shaping the kid for the fake id. alex, did you have a fake id. >> in. >> karen, i know did you. >> i had several (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc cut take-home pay for teachers and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. >>> for some reason i love this next story this guy a dad, he walks in the liquor store to get some alcohol right. you ever see a liquor store or a store

face id, one in a million. from our sourcing, they cut some thehese specs off before one million figure, but the likelihood is it will be infinitely better than touch id. emily: bloomberg claim that it reduced the accuracy spec or face id is false and we expect face id to be the new gold standard for facial authentication. the quality and accuracy have not changed. it continues to be one in emily probability of a random person unlocking your iphone with face id. >> that perhaps suggest that happened before they released that number. we stand by our reporting. have good confidence in the people we spoke to. i think this is about the tolerance of where apple potentially started versus what they will live up to when they shift. the fact is, if they live up to that one in a million, then they have not reduced it, and the consumer will never know. if there is a reliability problem, if people experience situations in the light, in ways that do not necessarily recognize it, that would be an issue. fiona believe that i

comprehensive new study out of the university wisconsin madison the badger states voter suppression id law deterred or prevented as many as thirty seven thousand eligible voters going to the polls on election day that's more than enough to account for donald trump's twenty two thousand vote margin of victory over hillary clinton in wisconsin when republicans go. to stop this charade and actually let americans vote recent study by a lawyer university law professor justin love and found just thirty one instances of potential voter fraud in the entire united states all fifty states over a fourteen year period from two thousand and twenty fourteen that's one out of a million ballots cast one in two point three million chances of voter fraud will occur in a federal action in comparison one in two hundred well i don't know if you go through the list i mean this is you know thirty seven thousand people were not allowed to vote in wisconsin these were one hundred percent of them were registered voters that's not true that's somewhat the study actually said the study actually said that when the

front page of "the new york times" and number one and trending saying on the twitter there is a chapter id "breakthrough" about a congressman and son and then it crescendos on twitter and on facebook and the powers that be at "the new york times" that they need for the mainstream media to talk about something that they don't. >> you consider your politics to be conservative? >> when andrew breitbart died it was all about imposing justice to be the counterbalance. and then to be modified -- to be motivated so it is right wing and the government spending money. and with that innuendo as i am a convict or right wing. so the chicago sun times andy he's a number of times. or we will never win awards. >> with 40 or 50 years ago the means of distribution i would not characterize myself as right wing. and i cannot change the nature of reality i'd done deal of characterization's a word descriptions but imposing the world as it is. >> so if you look at those specific criticisms katie couric has been sued for defamation the washington post retracted a headline. i never had to make a retraction. there

will was impermissible voter id, but a photo id issued either state of texas to its university students was not. that is designed i think fairly to make sure that students vote at a lower rate and the people who are in or a members vote at a higher rate. that's a problem, not photo id per se but a system that is designed to discourage some blocs of voters from voting. those are in the federal courts now. they've been struck down a number places. the answer to the question is we have laws that should ensure that people are treated equally. we just need to make sure we enforce those. >> ralph, you were involved forever in the voting rights act. i remember working with you on it. what do you think of that? do we need a stronger voting rights act, a restored voting rights act? >> is that was the first issue you and i worked with senator edward kennedy back in 1981 and 1982. and thanks to his leadership with strong bipartisan support the voting rights act was extended for 25 years and subsequently extended for a while and 2006. a strong voting rights act. what happened, however, and trevor d

from a surgery with an id number on it and that helped us id the person. i am sorry to tell you that but that is what we are faced with in this fire as far as identifying people. >> a feel like mandatory and voluntary are almost the same thing at this time. >> reporter: sonoma is like many towns, in limbo. businesses are mindful of santa rosa's devastation to the west. >> if the wind picks up, it may hit the business. we've been here 32 years. >> reporter: throughout the valley of the moon, thank you messages for firefighters. this crew from the sierra national forest racing darkness to get brush cleared. >> we appreciate you guys. we are here to help them. >> reporter: and a clever sign spotted on the statues and storefronts of the sonoma plaza reads, the love is thicker than the smoke and expression of the community spirit as people wait to see what the fires will do next. >> that is the big question? what will the fires do next? a lot of that has to do with the weather. let's check in with steve. i'm hearing it could be windier tonight. >> later tonight

the court approved a new modified version of the voter id law. texas legislator past that prove modified version and we withdrew the opposition to it. we think it was the right and proper thing. the department of justice was still in the case. in a way we reversed it, but the department of justice won the battle and got the lawn proved. >> my other concern would be how many cases the administration has brought to enforce access to the ballot box. how many cases are you bringing to prosecute discrimination against lgbt community. respecting appreciate your answer about defending against a crimes. one of the core challenges escrowed in prosecute. if you tell me was some update of what's been done to be an effective advocate in prosecuting cases i would appreciate it. >> we are open for business. anybody denying some of the right to vote is a violation of constitutional rights of federal law. we have voting rights section is willing to defend that. the other was lgbt rights. we are going to protect the lgbt citizens with vigor and determination. we

id. the three neighborhoods that will be reopened or they are going to be able to re-enter are orchard park, journey's end and coffey park. tomorrow, the mobile homes will be released to the property owners in a controlled entry area only for the residents. sunday, coffey park is open for public. folks are going to drive up here in the cones we showed you at the top of the report. they are driving in getting ready go back to the neighborhood. a lot of homes have been burned to the ground. it should be a busy and emotional day for them. they will be able to re-enter coffey park at 10:00 a.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> remember, you can download the nbc bay area app smartphone app. you can send those push alerts we'll give you information very quickly, even as the rain approaches. >>> new this morning, video of an overnight tow truck crash in dublin. you can see the truck crash through the fencing that separates the freeway and the bart rail line. some of the cement from the ce

web site that you go to is trying to activate a second form of authentication everybody has a user id we have a password to enter our website but at the website offers a way that you can also receive a tax that has a special code that needs to be typed then at the time you're logging into that web site that also prevents you know situations where a hacker could get hold of a user id and password they still may not be able to access your account without you know that word or that second method to collect the data so it's assigned to the website it's easy so that's what we recommend is you know to form authentication and reset your passwords don't click on anything that could be suspicious some very helpful tips a lot of food for thought there for our viewers i thank you very much for telling us a little bit more about it jonathan devel a security expert at conforte in san diego. let's head to the united kingdom now where prime minister to resign may have struggled through what miko down as her most calamitous speech ever the keynote address at the conservative party's annual conference

their id's. in many more cases and many more situations and it is a case today so there is a risk exactly of russia providing. behind too slow yet because whose ideas of in a search for not yeah of course. locate now the president says france needs security to protect its freedoms does this. anti terrible protect france's freedoms i don't think so on duh in order for us to answer this question we have to do back at the last two years. on those a state of emergency low and. when we check out how it has been applied. weekend discovers that it has not worked in order to. fight against terrorism and that we must. say that to the state of emergency low for two years as be as being used notably against so called terrorists but also against political opponents for. environmental activists willing to take part in demonstrations which means that when you give extraordinary poor worse to the state towards the polic. subordinates was always use the cpo worse against people would not have anything to do. way

id was never able to read well one of the reasons he became the class clown. as the abusivehi alcoholic and then coming from difficult circumstances for gore fairly middle-classst neighborhood. but nevertheless to see the opportunity and saw that biggest opportunity to find a way out when he was 12 years old have been no the story?om with this happens to be a great legend and then this turns out to be true. and then he goes into the auditorium then he finds them in the basement of the jim and says the bikes are stolen. the police officers as you know, how to fight? he was cassius clay at the time and said i am tough. they said come learned to box. absolutely not just the heavy bags or the speed bags but something important but kids fighting in the ring together. you did not do that in the '50s you could be arrested for far less than that. but then they begin to read you wire the brave. and he begins to take boxing very seriously who'd heard peas to raise the bus to school??. >>i you always ask what is a leg to be in the room with your subject? so i would ask t

pues tener "mÉdico id". selecciones aquÍ y entras a la aplicaciÓn. la tengo aquÍ abierta.condiciÓn mÉdica. si tienes alergias, lo podemos ver aquÍ, reacciones la medicinas. esto es muy importante, porque puede ayudar a un rescatista a saber lo que hacer para que estÉs mejor. puedes poner quÉ tipo de sangre tienes. esta es la parte del otro lado. si eres enfermero doctor, y quieres ayudar a una persona, vamos al telÉfono. si mi telÉfono estÁ lo quiero, vas a la parte de abajo, donde dice emergencia. carolina: es bueno que la gente tenga esto activado. >> van a esta parte, dÓnde dice "mÉdico id". es muy importante para la privacidad hablar de esta parte. carolina: mucha gente estarÍa pensando si poner su informaciÓn bastante personal. pero en ese momento, creo que es poner en una balanza. >> aparte, no te piden y tu nÚmero de seguro social ni licencia de conducir. es informaciÓn que puede ayudar a las autoridades, los mÉdicos ayudarte a ti. tienes que decidir si tomar ese riesgo o no. carolina: muchas gracias. te lo agradecemos. esto es muy importante porque cuando llegaban

>> the difference they were ,alking about for the touch id face id they are saying it's one in a million they cut the specs after the release. the likelihood is it is going to be infinitely better. >> we expect face id to be the new gold standard for facial authentication. one in aues to be million probability with someone unlocking your phone with face id. >> speaks to what i said before. that perhaps suggests that might have happened before they released that number. but we stand by our reporting. we have good confidence in the people we spoke to. they are very close to what is going on. emily: crawford, what do you make of this? crawford: i think this is about the tolerance of where apple potentially started versus what they will live up to when they shift. the fact is, if they live up to that one in a million, then they have not reduced it and the consumer will never know. if there is a reliability problem, if people experience situations in low light, in ways that do not necessarily recognize it, that would be an issue. we don't believe that will be the case. apple is clearly coming

is -- and id requirement to vote in kentucky? guest: we do have voter id laws in the state. you are either to be known by your precinct election officer. we have 3700 precinct offices in the state monitored by 300 election officers. four in the event you are not known, you have to show a drivers license, a social security card, credit card, or another form of id. host: you mentioned the president voter commission. what was requested from you a secretary of state from that commission, what was your response? guest: well, earlier this summer, we saw the president, when he was a candidate, had claims that are system was rigged. then upon becoming president, continued with false allegations completely unfounded that folks from both sides of the aisle have condemned. that folks voted illegally in the last election. this commission was set up out of and insecurity of the president to chase down fiction that literally facts do not exist to support. those of the claims he perpetrated and made accusations of prior to becoming president, and then after being elected. and what we have

well, we had several americans in rome recently whereas id was thrown on them, so what we're finding is terrorists are trying to stay one step in front of law enforcement, neil. >> neil: putting it mildly ted you've been very patient. you can just stay there we're getting a few more details here in fact even on the car. some are describing it as a black toyota, i know gray before , others insist it's a gray car but not a toyota so i don't know what good i can do just passing along information that's there but you can obviously say a black vehicle that does look like a toyota pri us actually from the back but i could be very wrong but bottom line, this individual a little bit more than an hour and 10 minutes ago jumped the sidewalk, the curb if you will because it's meshes in with the cobble stone street and mowed down some pedestrians, to a lot of folks it could look like he had an incident, could have been a heart attack behind the wheel this sort of stuff does happen but to many on the scene it looked like deliberate sky news talking to a number of witnesses who said it was very mu

based on evidence, the voter id laws "have a disproportionate effect on minorities." despite this, just two weeks after you were confirmed, the department dropped its opposition to the texas law. the department also changed its position on another key voting rights case. this one involved ohio's purge of voters. under ohio's procedure, voters who had not cast a ballot in six years and failed to return a postcard were removed from state voting rolls. this process reportedly resulted in the removal of 40,000 voters in one county alone, cuyahoga county, which covers cleveland and its surrounding suburbs. civil rights organizations challenged the process, arguing that the national voter registration act forbids the state from removing individuals for failing to vote. in july 2016, the justice department told the court it opposed ohio's purge, and in september 2016, the sixth circuit agreed that ohio's process for removing voters from its roles was unconstitutional. this ruling cleared the way for thousands of ohioans to cast ballots in the 2016 presidential election. howe

. >> apple says face id keeps facial recognition stores locally on your phone and not on the company easter ver as we see more companies are using bio metric technology, do they use it in some other way. >> the largest is probably facebook, 350 million photos are uploaded daily and they use all kinds of software to detect who's in those photos. >> what are they doing with the database >> they are detecting who's in your photos but in a few years, we could imagine the scenario where there is a camera who knows you walk into the store and that's mirrored with your facebook activity. >> so the store would know to send me coupons as i walk in >> or your emotions or maybe you are having a good day because you share something happy about your family and they can market to you we know facebook is working on technology that can perceive your emotions based on your face >> we have given all the information for free and we end up giving a lot of yourselvourso free it does raise the question,are we compromising security for conveniences the reason why we do it, as soon as we click agree when we

apple says the chance of a random person unlocking your phone with safe id is 1 in a million.ive unsuccessful scans, you need to enter a pass code. your face id data is encrypted and won't be sent to apple or backed up on icloud. >>> as part of a contract extension with the nfl, ticket mas master plans to launch digital ticketing at a sport. they will validate tickets sold on other retail websites. that deal will start next season. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, kate. >>> if you are looking for an apartment or a home, make sure that you check for potential rat infestation. it turns out in san francisco and oakland, it is a very big problem. according to data from orkin, the pest control company, both cities climb to the top 50 ratiest cities in america. i have to stop looking at this. i'm going to read the paper. chicago, new york, l.a., they are in the top three. sacramento, san diego, made the list. san jose was on that list as well. >> not many things make me squirm -- rats. >> i'm reading this -- >> video in new york of the rat tearing away the pizza. that

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. >>> two years late, but next month the ba promises it will finally start issues new id cards for vets. how do you get yours? we'll let you know coming up at 6:00. >>> the next time you have a bad day, think of steve nugen. last year he was close to death from liver disease, he said goodbyes to his family, but he got a call that saved his life and 15 months after receiving a liver transplant, there he is preparing to run the marine corps marathon. >> we had said goodbye. i was trying to say goodbye. >> liver disease was killing steve. in the spring of 2016 he was so sick he was literately green. they had fun with that on st. patrick's day, but by june his situation was dyer. >> they knew there was a chancy would fall asleep and not wake up. >> he got the call he had been in organ for you. >> his wife drove him for the surgery. >> i was thankful we got the call. i kept saying prayers for this family. >> you're happy you got the call, but you really know at that moment things are going to change one way or the other. you're going to live and get a new organ or you're not going to make it

we had to show the police officer protecting that perimeter our ids and then he wanted to know what we were going to be doing, where we were going to be going and he warned us about being here at our own risk, told us about the dangers, power lines down, smoke, fire obviously, fire trucks rushing to emergency situations. so it was very strict and we were told that people who violate the curfew police will have zero tolerance. they are very serious about keeping it safe and watching for looters. >> understandable. thank you. >>> here is the latest information from pg&e, nearly 95,000 customers remain without power including where amy is this morning, in fact, most of them are in sonoma county. more than 50,000 impacted there, 27,000 in the north bay, the rest of the outages are scattered throughout the north coast and sierra areas. >>> reggie, i have moved over here to the live desk because i want to show you something. we have talked a lot about homes and businesses that have been damaged, but this morning i want to show you these pictures of a school that was damaged in santa rosa. th

one of the ways that we make ids in those cases is through medical devices. there have been ids in this case in a pile of ash and bones where there was a piece of metal left from surgery. like a hit replacement with an ied number. >> as i mentioned before, the list changes in the number changes hour by hour. if you are looking for someone who is missing, you can reach out to the's number. 7075 65 3856. again that is 707-565-3856. and you can look for that on our facebook page as well. reporting live in in santa rosa. >>> despite everything going on today some normalcy is returning to the area. natural gas has been retort -- restored at the jail. and it is housing 1000 inmates tonight. >> people who lived dozens of miles away still cannot escape all of the smoke and haze. part of that area is dealing with a bad air quality. the smoke is taking a toll on the airport. there are number of flight delays and cancellations due to poor visibility. 81 flights have been canceled today. districts are handwritten our -- handling these cases. >> 600 schools were closed to

. >> there have been ids in this case. a pile of ash and bones and a piece of metal left from someone's surgery with an id number. that helped us id the person. i'm sorry to tell you that. that is what we are faced with in this fire as far as identifying and recovering people. >> i feel like mandatory involuntary are almost the same.>> reporter: sonoma is like so many towns in limbo. businesses mindful of the devastation to the west.>> i'm nervous if the wind picks up it might take business.>> reporter: throughout the valley -- thank you messages for firefighters. this crew from the sierra national forest racing darkness to get brush cleared. they see no signs on arrival. >> we spied this poster all around downtown. the love in the air is thicker than the smoke. there are some good vibes in the valley of the moon. some positivity as people to the weather and look to the fire crews. and listen for what is going to happen next few days. here in sonoma it is very quiet. that plaza just surprising. it is usually bustling with

about the safety the security of somalis online this is a suggestion here it's time to start issuing id cards for mogadishu residents start an idea check on the streets arrest and deport every one with no i.d. card you have clean shreiking to be reassuring about security and safety is this perhaps one approach is to be really straights about who goes where id checks there will be checkpoints but they didn't work on october the fourteenth . no not really they don't want to be. oppressed people we want people as if you understand time for money when theat an example. going to respect the human rights and the dignity of advancement never the less when you have that. merit in the society there are so many of them sort of. that. number one military defeat and number two to try to reconcile. all of that weapon is going to someone's trying since oct fourteenth in your approach. yes everything i have to you have people coming out. saying enough is enough i don't need to walk out simple answer bob you're not sorry we have a number of young volunteers are saying they're going to join the military

for this student has a fake id he's pretending to be the legal age for drinking alcohol.ree entry. rowdy has managed to get power. barry unlike these under-age girls. it turns out that he an out and have been planning this for a long time like this. seems to. have a great night out these two boys have saved up almost five hundred dollars the equivalent of two months of student job salary. by twenty six still. a. lot of. basically. every year spring break brings in around one billion dollars for the american economy. after several hours of partying roundy and elgin are a little hungry and just as well because outside a pancake stand awaits that and there are catholics from all over texas cooking up the stove but i'm sure you believe they're paying to train every really here. every evening these volunteers prepare more than six thousand pancakes to help the party goes absorb some of the alcohol they've been drinking. in ten years spring break has become a nun miscible event on the schedules of american students tomorrow we get up early we go to the big news and we continue

entrenados en la busqueda de cadaveres .... 35.55 those remains that we found where sent to coroners office id and notify families "esos restos fueron enviados a la oficina del medico forense donde seran identificados" cincuenta rescatistas de cuatro condados, entre ellos marin, monterey, sonoma y alameda participaron en la busqueda sot this is a war zone en lo que el sheriff ahern, quien hoy recorrio el area, describio como una zona de guerra sot 38:09 this is probably the nation's worst fire that i have been aware of,the devastation actoss multiple counties este es probablemente el incendio mas devastador que hemos tenido en la nacion y aun no ha terminado.... y los rescatistas estan centrando su busqueda en las direcciones proporcionas por los familiares, la identificacion de las victimas ha tenido que basarse en algunos casos en registros dentales....e incluso los numeros de serie de implantes medicos.... reportando desde sta rosa, paola reyes noticiero telemundo 48 --le vamos a mostrar este mapa que indica las zonas afectadas... paola reyes noticiero telemundo 48 --le vamos a mostrar este

a young wealthy white rancher id texas trying to bring back his father's stud farm. so he gets the opportunity to read this horse or the same one that draws jose into the business. you have a middle aged bricklayer from mexico the bulls want to create wealth from their family and do everything we all want to do. and so they both make the same choice. this course is my ticket to ride. so the government shows up and says that is interesting. they let jose day gaulle and go for a while and build his business and eventually they show up at his doorstep. they basically show up with a form that says that they want his cooperation that you can keep doing this. and literally show up with of form as one person is a partner and the other is the of bad person for girl -- but if you look at the broader industry it shows. >> it was not a victimless investigation. somebody was dead. tell us about that. >> guest: may couple people at least ended up dead because of their cooperation but there was a particular young man who could buy horses for the cartel and eventually various gover

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surgery like a hip replacement with an id number.i am sorry to tell you that but that is what we are faced with in this fire. that is why identification can take a long time in some of the cases. what i can tell you is that we will do everything in our power to locate all of the missing people and i promise we will handle the remains with care and get them returned to their loved ones. i will take any questions now. >> [ reporter asking question ] >> i am not aware of that at all. as far as i am concerned, the reports and messaging has been fine. >> [ reporter asking question ] >> the 1:00 briefing is for the whole fire event. i am doing these trying to keep people up today on the sheriff's office. our job is safety evacuation and recovery which is important but i will be back at 1:00 to talk talk about this. t th >> [ reporter asking question ] >> i can't speak to that but i can tell you we are part of the unified command so we are one of the three people running the event. i have people in there doing that and we are all involved.

police will be allowing anybody in who has id or a utility bill with a photo id. you can use your passport or driver's license. they will have to get a pass to go in. santa rosa police department is allowing two cars per property in the communities of orchard park, journeys end, and here at coffey park. at the re-entry point, each resident will get a safety kit and instructions to protect against toxic debris. santa rosa's asking residents to wear sturdy shoes and clothing. be cautious of hazardous materials. you will want to inspect propane tanks for damage before turning them on. tomorrow every tomorrow two mobile home parks will be open. coffey park will have a controlled entry until sunday. thousands will go back and find nothing. thousands of homes are gone. the question now, where will they live? the county is working on securing short-term rentals and hotels but options are limited. the inventory is tight. a lot of people will be staying with friends and family. there are still 300 people in shelters. for the residents who live in areas affected, there will

, and bones, and we may never get truly confirming identification on ashes, cremated, you can't get id though fire fighers have made modest progress, covered more than 300 scare miles, area as large as new york city officialsy? addition to dry, windy weather making the flames hard to contain, fire crews have been working non-stop, and will exhausted. >> they've been up for couple of days, they've been working their tails off. they're doing unbelievable work under tough conditions. >> estimated 25,000 people have been forced to evacuate. alley may put sprinkler on her roof before heading out hoping that will help keep the flames at bay. >> just wet down everything, all of the neighbors stuck around us that we could reach with our hoses. >> forecast calls for more windy, dry air. which threatens to feed the fires even further. >> and rahel, jim, some good news this morning, containment numbers are up, the biggest fires between ten and 13%, essentially what that means is draw a line in the sands, and for 10% of the fire they've kept the fire behind that, the other 90% though keeps on marc

sine id to your phones but don't put them away we would be thrilled if you ted joined the conversation so i will introduce the of fabulous panel starting with the representative castro. [applause] from my home town of the 20th district a stanford grad after a successful run analysis of washington with the select committee on intelligence it is great to have you here. >> senior vice president where she holds the henry kissinger chair. welcome to campus. [applause] >> representative from the of 23rd district. [applause] [laughter] at a&m the student body president to join the cia as the clandestine inas service officer with cybersecurity and now on the committee of the intelligence it is always based have you on campus. to have an amazing capacity fornd language to realize both of those were specialized and after his time through a variety of training their intelligence and then to emerge as a eight deeply influential dialogue with those media appearances in 2016 but broke on the islamic state. so if you stick around after the panel to the community hub he will be there signing his book.

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and your caller id says the call is coming from the i.r.s. and so you may think it really is i used to say up until a couple of months ago the easy way to tell if this call is really coming from the i.r.s. is the i.r.s. doesn't call you to collect however congress in mark twain once said the opposite of progress is congress congress in an infinite wisdom has now paying certain collection agencies to collect on behalf of the i.r.s. although the i.r.s. didn't even ask for this help so now you may get a call from a collection agency but they're not going to threaten you however you just can't tell if they are legit or not so if you get a call like that you politely hang up and you contact the i.r.s. to find out if you are having an issue or not here come the holidays steve how is the grinch trying to steal christmas from us. you know stealing christmas from us in our shopping they're stealing christmas from the widows and orphans and the police and the fire and all of these charities out there charity scams are huge hit any time of the year rece