im and as the authenticator to prove i am actually this jeremy grant. it should no longer be used as the authenticator stop pretending it is a secret or knowledge can be used to prove that someone is who they claim to be.ov second just because it is not used as the authenticator does not mean me to replace them with new issue identifier i don't see any proposal that does not involve spending billions of dollars in confusing hundreds of millions of americans at very little security rather than create a new identifier we should craft better authentication not depend on the social security number and resilient against modern attacks. there is good news multi- stakeholder efforts to develop standards for next-generation now to be embedded in those devices t operating systems to enhance security privacy and user experience the government can play a role in adoption and forth it does not mean it needs to be used everywhere many members would love to reduce where they use the ssn due to the risk it presents to the identifier coming up against laws and regulati

jeremy grant, coordinator, or identity coalition. james lewis senior vice president, technology policy program center for strategic and international studies. acting commissioner, please begin your testimony. >> chairman, ranking member and numbers of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me to discuss identity theft and the future of the social security number. i am nancy berryhill, social security acting commissioner. the scope of our programs is enormous. we pay monthly benefits over 62 million social security beneficiaries and 89 supplemental security income recipients. given hundred and 34 beta social security beneficiaries and 55,000,000,002 ssi recipients. in addition requested 279 million to workers records last year. the ssn -- we have a nine digit number to allow employees accurately report earnings and determine eligibility for benefits. to date we have issued around 505 million unique numbers to eligible individuals. although we traded social security number for our programs, for a personal identifier is across governm

can i not ask them when i'm opening an account to let my bank check to see if there really is a jeremy grant with my ssn and date of birth in their system? will be a good first step, but two things i would add to that -- it's only limited to account openings covered under the fair credit reporting act. i cannot imagine as a consumer why i would not want to ask ssa to validate that for everybody, and a think the other question that has come up is if we are worried about synthetic identity fraud, this will take care of new account openings going forward, but there's probably thousands if not millions of synthetic accounts that are out there today, so when question has been -- should financial institutions have an opportunity to -- they have a one-time window where they can retroactively put existing accounts out there to make sure things match. >> thanks, christopher. thanks for that. these widespread data breaches at the office of personnel management, home depot, jpmorgan , target, u.s. postal service, and, of course, equifax. they highlight the need to focus our intention on how better to a

are, why can't i ask them when i'm opening an account to let my bank check to see if there is a jeremy grant with my ssn and date of birth in their system. so this new bill if it passes, and i think it's also in the senate reform package for banking that's current wily in front of the house will be a good first step. but two things i'll add to that, fair credit reporting act. i wouldn't see why i wouldn't access that. and the other question that's come up if we are worried about synthetic identical fraud, this will take care of new accounts going forward. so one question has been should financial institutions have an opportunity to save one time window where they could retroactively put existing accounts out there to make sure they match. >> thanks. i appreciate that. look, there is widespread data breaches at the office of the personal management, home depo, j.p. morgan, target, u.s. postal service. and of course equifax. and they highlight the need to focus our attention how better to authenticate identities. from a consumer protection standpoint, this is outrageous. hackers assessed perso

jeremy corbyn described the performance as "solid. take anything for granted. of trafford council. of derby and nuneaton. saying his party was "on the way back. for ukip, at —123. and the rest on 14%. editor laura kuenssberg. her report contains some flashing images. them for the most part. congratulations, councillor. here, in a famous tory council, wandsworth, they clung on. but only just. they thought they could take control. at it but they failed. cheering. to be making progress. labour ran it so close, in such a traditional tory area? which they attempted to capitalise on. the difference. this shows they are all mouth and not a lot of trousers! you can see from their faces that is better than they had hoped. is he walking towards power, though? labour did edge up. taking two councils, plymouth and kirklees. but losing three others. dramatic strides to number ten? not quite. at the count, in plymouth, celebrating. we have not seen peak corbyn? there is much moer to come and it's going to get even better. legions of supporters agree. labour can do for us. it is about time! the only

hugh grant talks to us about playing shamed politician jeremy thorpe. good morning.sport, its chelsea's day at wembley. just one goal, but its enough to beat manchester united and win their eighth fa cup. and darren has the weather. hello, good morning, we have more cloud today for scotland and northern ireland, even a little bit of rain. for england and wales, today will be dry, increasing amounts of sunshine and a bit warmer. but how long will it last? join me laterfor more details. good morning. first, our main story. the duke and duchess of sussex will spend their first day together as a married couple. prince harry and his new bride, meghan markle, celebrated their wedding at an evening reception in the grounds of windsor castle with two hundred close friends and family. the royal family thanked everyone who travelled to windsor and the millions around the world who watched the ceremony on television, as andy moore reports. ona sublime on a sublime summers evening, the royal couple left windsor castle for a night of partying with 200 at nearby frogmore house. me

jeremy corbyn this —— describe the performance as a solid as teresa wake —— may welcome the results for the conservatives. but she would not take anything for grantedd control of barnett. as well as peterborough and redditch. but they did was control of trafford council. labour one plymouth in a less for sure. —— day one. liberal democrats one kingston upon thames. with the leader vince cable saying his party will work on the date back. —— on the way back. the tally looks like this. labour have gained 59, the conservatives lost 21. lib dem gained 68. the greens gained five and it was a major loss for ukip. it has been described as a wipe—out. last night's results would mean that in a general cup —— election, the conservatives and labour would be neck and neck on 35%. the others on 1496. neck and neck on 35%. the others on 14%. with her analysis of the night is our political editor. her report contains flashing images. there have been a lot of tory nerves. but they held them for the most part. in a famous tory council wandsworth, they cla p famous tory council wandsworth, they clap on. the only debt —— they held but only just. they great- siege enth

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jeremy corbyn described the performance as "solid." a relieved theresa may, welcomed the results for the conservatives, but said the government wouldn't take anything for granted. they gained control of barnet, as well as peterborough, basildon and redditch, but lost control of trafford council. labour won plymouth and kirklees in west yorkshire but lost control of derby and nuneaton. the lib dems won richmond—upon—thames, kingston—upon—thames, three rivers in hertfordshire and south cambridgeshire, with the leader vince cable saying his party was "on the way back." on councillors, the tally a short time ago, looks like this, labour gained 59, conservatives lost 21, lib dems gained 68, the greens 5, but it was a near wipeout for ukip. now last night's results would mean in a general election, that the conservatives and labour would be neck—and—neck on 35%, the lib dems on 16% and the rest on 14%. with her analysis of the night, here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. her report contains some flashing images. there had been a lot of torino ‘s, but they held them for the most part. congratulations, counsellor. here, ina part. congratulations, counsellor. h

jeremy for more than thirty years before he was an m.p. he was elected in one thousand nine hundred three i remember him as a trade union official who worked side by side with bernie grant who became an m.p. four years later bernie was a part of the black sections campaign of labor party which i led between one thousand nine hundred sixty nine hundred eighty eight and i'm pleased i was able to play a part in the selection and election of the four black impedes in one thousand nine hundred seven that historic breakthrough that gave us black representation in parliament previously been all white it reflected that the parliament of south africa strangely enough perversely enough yeah there was a breakthrough seen by many and arguably people are saying it's more multi-racial today what did you feel like though and i know this politics of yours goes beyond identity it goes also class what did you personally feel when jeremy corbin was elected leader of the labor party well i left the labor party in opposition to it supporting the invasion of iraq and i came back in when germany was elected leader tonight in two thousand and fifteen i thought it was very important that old co

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granted. anything for granted. people and we will build on this success for the future. success for the future. plymouth, taking the council from the conservatives. the conservatives. jeremyll. the best result since 1971. result since 1971. in nappies the last time we did this well. well. wandsworth was last won by labour in 1974. labour in 1974. westminster has never been won by labour. never been won by labour. barnett, never been won out right by labour. never been won out right by labour. yesterday that have never been labour. labour. end, they have a labour councillor for the first time in history. for the first time in history. the early may bank holiday record. this would smash it. weeks ago we had a high temperature of 29. it will start to feel warm. welcome back to our coverage. the conservatives with a net loss of 19 at this stage. 19 at this stage. the lib dems gaining 62. gaining 62. ukip on three after the collapse we were talking about. collapse we were talking about. one of the biggest authorities in england. 51 needed for a majority. labour on 51 so not reached the end of the road. so far, three gains to labour. labour. i want to bring given my colleague p