that is swing if i'm up at the plate doing that.that one. hosmer catches a break. 2-2 pitch. 3-2. >> eric: back tour point. the royals have to get three hits to score a run. if you're talking about doing it against these guys, 96, 97, the nasty breaking ball. you'd like to be able to send a guy up there and let him run into one.ob >> matt: you have to feel like if you're ned yost going to the bottom of the ninth inning tied should they not score here. kendrick and trout and pujols for the angels. >> eric: just the guys you want to face, right? you see by the foxtrax, we are going right after him. here you go. if you can hit it, i tip my cap. >> michael: three balls and two strikes to eric hosmer. s empty. 4-4 tie in the top of the ninth. got him swinging! >> eric: it seemed like the harder frieri was throwing the harder hosmer was swinging. he loses the bat right there. i always felt like the harder a guy was throwing, the less i tried to do. just try to get the barrel on there. billy butler is going to try here. >> matt: butler ha

they added 39 license plate readers at 15 locations in 2013.da is the latest city to adapt the technology. the readers will be attached to patrol cars. >> designed to catch the front plate. >> last night the city counsel approved the purchase for 4 patrol cars at $80,000. >> we had a good rise in property crimes. auto burglaries, thefts, residential burglaries. i believe this will help us. >> reporter: when it comes to the idea of the license plate readers reducing crime some are skeptical. studies show surveillance cameras do not so a reduction in crime. they may move crime from one area it another. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> google took a leap ahead of apple as the most valuable brand. according it a study by a marketing company that says google earned the top spot due to innovation. apple held the position for three years but criticized for a lack of innovation since the death of steve jobs. >>> a jump in kids going to the hospital in colorado. the single link for why this is happening. plaus touching tribute on hold -- plus a to

the plate. it was bizarre. sports >> good evening. this was the game that would never end tonight in pittsburgh. jaipts came back from a 6 run deficit. tie it up then went on and on and on and on. quack quack. andrew making friends in the out field. bottom of the thir third. alvarez 3 run homer. 4-2 pirates. without bad finger. 8 runs in 4 and a third. giants come back. in the seventh hector sanchez. tie at 9. bottom receive. 2 outs. crawford trying to make spectacular play. ends up with davis scoring 10-9 bucks. tie it again in the 9th. it's the score. 10-10 on to extra in the 13 much pitcher lays down a sack bunt and gets away. the score. giants win 11-10 in 13 innings. 5 hours. and 29 minutes. a's and mariner. the don't sit behind the guy with the big hat. cinco de mayo. bottom of the fourth. trailing 2 nothing. moss high deep and a low had a. tied at 2. in the fifth. the first career home run. 3-2 seattle then silent treatment from -- ignoring them. scott suffers the first loss of the season. brad miller flys to left. and gillespi

she called 911 and crime scene investigators collected the plate as evidence. she works as dog trainer in the neighborhood. >> disgust. absolutely. there's tons of dog across the street. there's tons of kids across the street. my neighbor teaches piano to little children. anybody could have grabbed that. police don't know if the discovery is connected to other tainted meat ball found around twin peak earlier this year. others were found in the outer richmond district. last year a dog died after eating poison motel ball found on twin peek. neighbor using social media to get the word out about the scary discovery. >> somebody really hates dogs and i don't know. some kind of sick 0. >> i'm just sick. really, really sick about it. i don't understand somebody to be so cruel about it. really upset bit. i came home from work when i heard bit. >> the police investigation continues. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> crime lab workers in santa clara county use the wrong chemical to conduct meth test on nearly 2500 suspect. faulty test done between january and march. distr

the plate. it was bizarre. sports is >> good evening.his was the game that would never end tonight in pittsburgh. jaipts came back from a 6 run deficit. tie it up then went on and on and on and on. quack quack. andrew making friends in the out field. bottom of the thir third. alvarez 3 run homer. 4-2 pirates. without bad finger. 8 runs in 4 and a third. giants come back. in the seventh hector sanchez. tie at 9. bottom receive. 2 outs. crawford trying to make spectacular play. ends up with davis scoring 10-9 bucks. tie it again in the 9th. it's the score. 10-10 on to extra in the 13 much pitcher lays down a sack bunt and gets away. the score. giants win 11-10 in 13 innings. 5 hours. and 29 minutes. a's and mariner. the don't sit behind the guy with the big hat. cinco de mayo. bottom of the fourth. trailing 2 nothing. moss high deep and a low had a. tied at 2. in the fifth. the first career home run. 3-2 seattle then silent treatment from -- ignoring them. scott suffers the first loss of the season. brad miller flys to left. and gillespie

you know, talk about plate waste and these things, but they talk about a delay.t the same time, you get the sub text of, let local systems deal with local problems. we don't want big government involved. so, it transcends into a republican/democratic issue. >> before these new standards were introduced with the 2010 act, we had local people making local decisions, darin backtng by similarly reporting. there were a lot of high fault, salt not being fed to school kids. >> we have a great example of what local school officials can do and that's in memphis, by providing broccoli. it's not like the federal government has a monopoly on what's healthy and what's not. the local school officials are closer to the students and can come up with ideas and experiment and come up with solutions to meet the needs of their student population. i also should point out the data on participation comes directly from the usda as well as some of the other data i provided was coming from the independent gao report. so, look, it's not a partisan issue at all. it may turn out that the rep

he was denied the plate because of a restriction on vanity plates that some might find offensive.ee to use it and the cops are still free to give him speeding tickets. >>> gentlemen, start saving the paychecks. in another life, in another world, look at that sparkler. any lady would love it. it is called a vivid yellow. that's 100 carats. it is expected to sell for $25 million at a jewelry sale in geneva next week. the white one, that one i'll take. >>> a cow in california was caught on video roaming around a shopping center. ranchers called out to her, but it was just in one ear, out the udder. >> look at the cowboy. >> you're ignoring me. did you get this? >> i did. i ignored it. >> they got a hold of her in a nearby area. out the udder. >>> a park has gone jurassic. this pitch throu the first baby t-rex opening pitcher. it took quite the maneuver to get the ball across home plate. the mascot baseball was not the only thing on this dino's mind. close, huh? >>> now for a look ahead and a look back. the 2014 nfl draft takes place in new york city. franchises are meeting at radio c

there are sets of data, for example, the folks who collect license plate information. platesay, just license and numbers. we are not using people's names or faces or home addresses or what have you. once somebodyible gets that information to use other databases to go back and re-identify. you may think, for example, information from a medical clinical trial, they may say, we have stripped out all the personal information. information,w there might be zip codes in their and there are various studies showing it is possible to take that data for people who claim it is anonymous and discover who these people are. you may not give your name, but people can narrow down significantly who a lot of those are. host: how are these companies able to sort through the information they get? guest: the power they have. there is no regulation in controlling the data. you have to affirmatively give information. there are limits on how much time -- personal for michigan be kept. you can only use it if a person gave it to you for that purpose. for medical appointment or by a certain produ

this latest case or plate of poisoned meatballs was found in san francisco's sunset district. in the past year, meatballs have been left in the twin peaks and diamond heights neighborhood as well. nbc bay area's christie smith live in san francisco. christie, this is very troubling for dog owners. >> reporter: it is. good morning to you, scott. you know, that plate of meatballs was found right here among the bushes at 24th and ortega. of course, neighbors really upset about it for a number of reasons. this has happened before in other parts of the city. now, here. dogs used to pass and kids. and the woman who called police said the meatballs were stuffed with white pills. she took a picture of that plate and said one had about a small candle, about $1.50 in coins on it and of course the pieces of meat. this really odd discovery immediately raised a red flag because the woman who found it is a dog trainer herself. there are many dog walkers who use the path here where the tainted meat was found and many told us now they're not letting their dogs off-leash and letting them sniff

the feedback was overwhelming there is a plate waste issue, problems. >> plate waste, you mean kids throwingut more. >> throwing out the food. so, you know, and then you've got the school nutrition association that was mentioned before. and that's th representing people that are actually the foot soldiers providing the meals to children. and they are explaining there is a problem. you know, this feedback by itself, i think, is something to at least be a red flag to think about whether or not we should move forward as it is now. if nothing else, let's at least have a very modest waiver for one year. >> shirley watkins-bodoin, isn't that market testing of a new law to soo whether or not it works, the kinds of things mr. baxter is talking about? >> interestingly enough, i am not sure that we agree with the information that he has shared. we are not seeing the same kind of plate waste that he indicates, nor participation decline. participation is on the increase rather than the decline. obviously, when any changes are made in the school nutrition program, historically, we will see some opportuni

it was these buset plates that were too thin well how do you prove that? you can summon the evidence and argue but you can't rigorously prove one particular cause. the one we you might be able to prove it is to build, pre-build the bridge exactly as it was but that's virtually impossible because we don't know what imperfections were built into the bridge. we don't know what improper materials might've been used when the specifications called for one material ended other material was substituted. they're all sorts of problems like that so my short answer is well come, we can propose all these ideas and they have been proposed but what ultimately happened we maybe we'll never know. it appears as with a lot of these failures that it was a combination of things. one was the early design did have some deficiencies and these gusset plates which hold a lot of the beams and garters together were thinner than they should've been but that doesn't mean there were the cause of the failure is after all that bridge stood for several decades without collapsing. usually d

she told me this morning, she found this plate with meat on it. it was resting right on top of these bushes. she made the discovery yesterday. this is near sunset reservoir, a popular place for people to come and walk their dogs. >> right across the street. >> reporter: getting the word out to neighbors. she says she came across this plate with lumps of raw meat on it, at 24th and ortega. the plate had candles and quarters on it and the meat looked to be laced with something. >> there were pills inside the meat. we don't know whether they are prescription or vitamins. we have no idea. we just called the police. >> reporter: crime scene technicians from the san francisco police department collected the meat and sent it to a lab for testing. people out walking their dogs this morning heard about the latest scare and they are taking precautions. >> just keeping a real close eye on her. she's a chowhound and will go after everything. just watching her more carefully. >> i'm concerned about this going in my neighborhood. this is a very safe neighborhoo

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more fireworks at the plate courtesy of brandon moss and donaldson. details next in sports. >>> and watch abc is now available to bay area dish customers who want to watch abc 7 news on-line or on smartphones and tablets. go to gienchts hosting the marlins with tim linthicum on the hill. the bats have gone silent at the plate. of course they have pigs in a blanket. only in san francisco. miami jumps all over timmy. a single to right and 1-omar lynns. one to the gap. casey mcgee scores. big blow in the seventh. stanton out of here. his 12th of the year. marlins win over the giants 5-0 the final. >>> the a's have been the king of swing in cleveland. 11 runs on friday night. a career high six rbi from josh reddick. same two on the diamond with more fireworks. scott comes with a 5-1 record. top two runners on second and third. the wild pitch as cabrera scores. 1-0 tribe. lang calls it a ball. kazmir argues and gets ejected. moss takes care of that. tomlin deep. two run shot. he had three rbis. in the seventh josh connected on what looked like a three-run

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alameda city council approved $80000 for license plate monitoring cameras last night.ut unlike the stationary cameras, alameda scammers will be mounted on for police patrol cars. civil liberties group still oppose the cameras citing privacy concerns. >>> more than 100 million ebay users are being advised to change their passwords because of the data breach. the san jose -based e-commerce company isn't saying how many or if any of its 140 million accounts are affected. but they are telling them all to change their passwords just in case hackers you raise the database containing encrypted passwords between february and march. ebay says the hackers gained access by compromising some employee login credentials. >>> if you have a snail problem you will want to know what we've learned about the increasing risks to dogs. >>> a new warning tonight about a possible defect in hundreds of thousands of smoke alarms. customers may not even realize have been deactivated. >>> after the break i'm tracking a significant warm-up for your holiday weekend, i will have the details and the

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they are using license plates readers that record every plate on a four lane highway at speeds of 50chnology is a remarkable crime fighting tool. >> it is homicides and all kinds of robberies. and it is an asset to us. >> wired mag zone reported that the maker of the stingray and license plates readers hold the buyers to vows of secrecy. and this prohibition is intended to prevent users from cooperating with a media outlet. >> we want police agencies to be transparent as possible. there shouldn't be going to hide here and they are using technologies that are supported widely because of the proven ability to reduce crime. >> the wired article was outdated and they needed to discuss before checking with the media. it is a common practice in the area of law enforcement technology since criminals mimic and avoid detection and capture. they raised broader questions about unreasonable searches. last year virginia attorney general issued an opinion that said data cannot be collected unless related to a criminal case. the opinion was not binding and many retained the data for years. >> and t

. >> boundary between the pacific plate and the north american plate and they're sliding past each other on all our major faults. so stress is always coming in. the crust is always being squeezed. but the way it comes out, which is in earthquakes principally, is different from time to time. >> reporter: besides loma prieta there hasn't been a major bay area earthquake since 1906 and it's anyone's guess if we will experiencing the swarm or the one big blow. in san mateo, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> according to the usgs. , there's a 63% chance of an earthquake magnitude 6.7 or greater in the next 22 years. >> you haven't felt one yet. >> not yet. >> that's why i get a little nervous saying earthquake. >>> it's going to be here. you have to prepare for it. you don't know when the big one is coming. >> you keep telling me to get the earthquake quit. >> we have changes coming our way today. low pressure sincing right over the bay area now. that could make for a very interesting day ahead. out the door we go, we do have a couple of clouds floating on by and look at that system that's just kind of

there are sets of data, for example, the folks who collect license plate information.tesay, just license and numbers. we are not using people's names or faces or home addresses or what have you. once somebodyible gets that information to use other databases to go back and re-identify. you may think, for example, information from a medical clinical trial, they may say, we have stripped out all the personal information. information,w there might be zip codes in their and there are various studies showing it is possible to take that data for people who claim it is anonymous and discover who these people are. you may not give your name, but people can narrow down significantly who a lot of those are. host: how are these companies able to sort through the information they get? guest: the power they have. there is no regulation in controlling the data. you have to affirmatively give information. there are limits on how much time -- personal for michigan be kept. you can only use it if a person gave it to you for that purpose. for medical appointment or by a certain product,

he needs to step up to the plate. don't try to blame it on bush or republicans in congress. he's the ceo of the country. the va reports to him. he ought to have the same kind of interest in this that he did in the obamacare website and that obamacare law in general. make it a top priority, shape these people up. it doesn't make any difference that he just heard about phoenix in april, we've known for years that the va backlog was enormous. i had the secretary of veterans administration in my office a year and a half ago on the same subject and other members have, as well. this has not to been a secret t va was not doing right by our veterans. >> and yet, it takes it to another level when there is specific warning or knowledge the numbers are being falsified. not only veterans waiting too long but data coming in from the va facilities is false, misrepresented and cannot be relied upon. no one can know without doing an audit how bad the situation is. you mentioned the republicans. according to the same reports now, nine recommendations arising from inspector general audits fro

obligations that were recorded against the property by the sales force and ucsf stepped up to the plate into the sales force shoes. >> they were rotted by the land own and passed on. >> and ucsf stepped up to the plate into the shoes. >> yes. >> why were there no fees recorded against the property. >> supervisor wiener tiffany back in 2005 when the mission bay owner participation contract was amended it was that provision that is now about the board and the o pa the 14 percent any taxes exempt they have to either pay or enter a payment tax agreement between the master developer and the former agency that tax payment agreement was recorded bifocals - by fossil. at the time it was to make up for and it was within the 10 year exemption period to make up for affordable housing and the other core obligation under the contract. i think it had a function of the time period the fact that it was a third party conceptual agreement between the city and occ it was really focused on the provision and the fees and 10 year lockout was taken care of with the redevelopment plan >> was it not within the

in february the plates were redesigned to feature the flag more prominently.s grandson who is running for georgia, would not commit to banning the plates. the license plate fight is just the latest round in what has been a decades-long battle over the symbol of the confederacy. mississippi continues to use a flag with the symbol of the confederate battle flag but perhaps no state has had a more tumultuous history with its state flag than georgia. it was the first national flag of the confederacy. there was no state symbol on the flag. in 1902, the georgia state assembly stipulated that be -- the code of arms be painted on the blue. and then along with legislation a bill incorporated the old battle flag in the georgia state flag. this was the official flag until 2001 when democratic governor would i barnes brokered a compromise to chang the flag to this one, a seal in the middle and the five flag flags that had flown over georgia, including the confederate flag beneath it. >> i am a southerner. my wife is named may reid. i like collard greens, my great grandfat

the national 9-11 museum yanking this controversial cheese plate from the gift shop.he museum coming under fire for offering the platter in the shape of the u.s. with hearts where the hijacked planes were crashed. the memorial ceo now saying the gift score managers will seek guidance from family members on appropriate items going forward. >> thanks heather. the faa is now treating tanning beds like cigarettes and start to require manufacturers to attach new warning labels. a number to reduce the rising rates of skin cancer linked to the devices. any one under the age of 18 should not use a tanning bed. >> like a vacationnal loan and leave your spouse at home? >> when are you going to go? >> i don't know. when can you all be free? you didn't think i was going without my doubt. >> 27 percent of people in england polled are taking time away for friends or me time. the majority taking time alone ladies. >> the reasons are not being able to agree with their spouse on a location, the cost or other commitments like work and taking care of the kids and the kids always the key

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two runs cross the plate. blue jays up 4-1. top of the ninth. a's were down 3-2, two out.un at the plate. alberto callaspo. not this time. he goes down swinging. blue jays win 5-2. oakland, a season high third straight season. >>> the french open. as rain prevented stars from finding their groove a deejay corrected the problem at the french open. gale monfils and laurent battled in a danceoff. those guys got mad skills. i could beat both of them but i might pull a muscle. by the way, it was magnifique, okay? i'm testing my french every now and then. >> nice try. we want to see some moves. >> those type of moves? you know, i got a lot of moves. >> see? you did good. >> you're good. >> keep going. we're just here to watch and enjoy. >> watch me embarrass myself, that's what you want to see. >> that's our goal, yes. >>> a young coyote is recover tonight after surviving the wildfires in san diego. a woman discovered the badly burned six-pound pup in her yard thursday. she called animal control. vets at the fund for animals wildlife center first gave the coyote some painkillers

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he had surgery to put a medical at that time plate in -- a metal plate in the face. he struck out all three batters and reaching 102 and 101 miles per hour. reds win it 4-1. all right to the ice, penguins lead their best of seven, but they can't close them out as new york forces a game seven. playing with a heavy heart as his mother passed away on thursday. his dad and sister in the crowd and skoals the first goal of the game. 2-1 rangers and he puts his hands up and thinks he scores, but it goes over the net, premature celebration. the insurance goal later in the period. never giving up on the play. rangers force a game seven with a 3-1 victory. blackhawks and wild home team has won every game in the series. minnesota looking to end the streak. 1-0 wild. in the third jonathon taifs battling and defending stanley cup hawks take a 3-2 series lead. 1 20 miles around the sacramento area. the closest finish in the nine-year history. 4 hours, 47 minutes and 17 seconds. quite a day in sports. we will say that. >> thank you, shu. >> and thank you for joining us. that will d

he had surgery to put a medical at that time plate in -- a metal plate in the face.e struck out all three batters and reaching 102 and 101 miles per hour. reds win it 4-1. all right to the ice, penguins lead their best of seven, but they can't close them out as new york forces a game seven. playing with a heavy heart as his mother passed away on thursday. his dad and sister in the crowd and skoals the first goal of the game. 2-1 rangers and he puts his hands up and thinks he scores, but it goes over the net, premature celebration. the insurance goal later in the period. never giving up on the play. rangers force a game seven with a 3-1 victory. blackhawks and wild home team has won every game in the series. minnesota looking to end the streak. 1-0 wild. in the third jonathon taifs battling and defending stanley cup hawks take a 3-2 series lead. 1 20 miles around the sacramento area. story. history.ish in the 4 hours, 47 minutes and 17 seconds. quite a day in sports. we will say that. >> thank you, shu. >> and thank you for joining us. that will do it for tonight. abc

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to close a plant there is a lot on ford's plate. the point is, we believe that these will pay a very handsome dividend next year. we tell investors it will be a bumpy road this year. earnings may get impacted. use any potential weakness for the long-term. we believe that it will be a major, major profit. >> very quickly, can lincoln be turned around? saved? >> i think it will be challenging. the product is significantly better. the branding takes a tremendous amount of time to turn around. so i think it will be geared more towards exports in china, rather than the u.s. >> very interesting, thank you, manual. clsa america. >>> still ahead, the cloud has been a big buzz word on wall street but what is it? and why are cracks starting to form in some cloud company stocks while others see nothing but silver linings? >>> coca-cola doing an about face on the shareholder approved executive pay plan because of pressure from warren buffet. the wall street journal says he called it competence and refused to vote on it. this is after criticism

now, if a human soul in the course of his life has created one of these negative pictures, the plate they send it to me. i develop it. i soak it, and i dip it, i burn it, and i cleanse it with sulfur and similar ingredients until the picture appears which the plate was intended to give. but when a soul like you has smudged himself out, even sulfur and potash can achieve nothing. then one must come to you as black as a raven to be sent back as white as a dove. may i ask the name that is inscribed beneath this particular negative? the name is peter gynt. peter gynt. and is mr. gynt himself? so he affirms. he's a reliable chap. you know him? sort of. my time is short. where did you see him last? at the cape. of good hope? yes. although, i understand he's leaving very shortly. then i must be off at once. i hope i'm in time to catch him. i never really liked that cape of good hope. it's always full of missionaries from stavanger. hail shooting star, a greeting from peer gynt. we flash for a moment and then our light is quenched and we disappear into the void forever. is there no one, no o

. >> i know you have a lot on your plate, but if you could give me a timeframe i'd appreciate it because if we could get this accomplished this year that would be a good thing. >> we'll do that. >> thank you jerry. i have a lot of faith in your jerry. >> i'll leaf leave you a copy of our draft of our notice of violations. take a glance at it and your input is welcome. >> commissioner mar. >> i'd like to echo president mccarthy's remarks. i just have two things. one is first of all, i'd be happy to participate in the committee if you guys meet again. two points i want to make, the discussion of novs that end up in purgatory. i think this is two things that i've heard from some of the neighbors or people who are complaining. one is that sometimes, especially for illegal building, the owners of -- they get the novs will run immediately to planning and get it legalized, knowing that planning will take a long time to get back to them. in the meantime nov sits in a [inaudible] because we say it's in planning. and the structure usually, a pretty massive structure, which a lot of neighbors are u

obama just got america quicked out of the clean plate club. what kind of example is this man setting for japanese children? every one knows if you don't finish your sea urchin you can't have your dessert, sea urchin peanuts. so with all this bungling it's no surprise that the president left japan without the trade agreement. and without the hello kitty backpack he promised joe biden. someone's going throw a tantrum. he's not going to be happy. nation, our japanese friends have been insulted and the president has got to save face. by the way, face also a japanese delicacy. so to make up for this mess and restore america's reputation to the japanese people, mr. president you are going have to eat a dolphin. oh, it's a delicacy over there but don't half ass it. you must finish the entire dolphin. the bottle nose, the dorsal fin, the gentle soul. every thing and no hiding the blow hole under your plate. we'll be right back. here's a little secret, voice control is the future. beer. dog. music. yikes. skip track, please. i'm hungry. impossible? may

the plate was applied for in 20-10 but was rejected. instead, the d-m-v issued a plate with a clever abbreviation for *great government*. the man sued and the highest court in the state with the motto *live free or die agreed with him. >> the morning. get in the shop as well. >> i'm just so excited about the weather. it's going to be in the low 80s. i was paying attention. >> he just brought up his app. he's a bit of but you're just looking north of the city. somewhat radar composite shows we are dry. dry today. sunshine comes through the clouds expect a high temperature in the '80s by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. we are up to 75 degrees. 7 a.m. we are at 63. the official high is 84 which makes markets not actually correct. saturday we are going to be up to 73. >> over here we have some construction to talk about. this is washington street heading west bound. resurfacing work. stick around this will not be picked up until june. ogden heading west bound 88 off ramp closed that will be there for a few weeks as the do renovations along the ramp. a

>> no, sir, i don't. >> an expired license plate and no driver's license, or any i.d. for that matter, harker knows these factors can indicate criminal activity. but still, he's not jumping to conclusions. >> there are a lot of folks who have suspended licenses or who let their license expired who are not criminals. they're just forgetful. >> i didn't want to be real aggressive with the gentleman in case he had a driver's license and we were just going to give him a warning. do you have any i.d. with you at all? >> no, sir, i don't. i have it at home. >> i asked them why they were there, they said they were doing construction. they had been at the gun show in the chillicothe area. >> now he's getting suspicious, two men from out of town, no i.d. and no registration. >> what you're telling me is you have no i.d. at all in this vehicle? during that time the passenger was seated and his hands were palm up on his thighs. that's not a normal posture. that's a posture of surrender. step back here with me a second, sir? >> his gut now tells him something isn't right. trooper