we had registered hundreds of thousands of young people.t clinton went into office, he signed the motor voter law and thanked rock the vote for helping push that legislation through. i'm pleased to be able to keep the promise today that i made on this rock the vote card, which still has my signature, back in new hampshire. [ rock music plays ] green: the motor voter law is actually the national voter registration act. it does a number of different things. with the motor voter law, you can register to vote when you're getting your driver's license, when you're performing any type of basic government function. that opens up the process to millions of people who never had that immediate opportunity to register. it also created a way for organizations like rock the vote to do voter registration across the country with one simple form. man: excuse me, are you registered to vote? man: oh, no, i'm not. kreidich: would you like to? man: sure. gabor: a rock the vote community street team is the grassroots effort by rock the vote. your signature, you

record high 55% of registered voters disapprove of his job performance. of the president's repeated promise, if you like your health care, you can keep it, half of registered voters now believe he knowingly lied when he offered those assurances. four in ten believe he didn't know that promise would turn out to be untrue. only 1% think he was exaggerating and 9% don't know what to think. and of the president's apology. 38% of registered voters regarded as sincere, but 58% nearly six in ten, believe it was given for political reasons. the president sat this week for that exercise known as the barbara walters interview where he was confronted with the fact as walters put it, quote, people just don't think you're trustworthy. >> i got reelected in part because people did think i was trustworthy and knew i was working on their behalf.

some people say not enough are regist registered. 50 million or so are not on the registration rolls who should be able to be there or eligible. on the other hand, there are many, 25 million or so names that are inaccurate, duplicate people, wrong addresses. so both the accuracy and the access of this system as questions. you have suggestions, potential changes you're making in ohio. can you tell us a little bit about that. >> in ohio, there are millions and millions of dollars spent on registering voters. but that system needs to be modernized. electronic, on-line voter registration is something that's happening in other states that we'd like to see happen in ohio. it would make it convenient for voters that they could register in the palm of their hand literally. it would make it more accurate. the data we need that the voter would provide to make sure instantaneously only legally registered voters are becoming registered to vote in the state of ohio. it would save money. you no longer have to convert a paper file to a digital one and pay someone to do that. it would save millions

a tax exempt charity unless it's registered with the irs. tax exempt is a technical term and they must be a 501c3 or other charity. that's critical. registering with the secretary of state lets you make charity solicitations in maryland and an organization must be register. >> reporter: you know, a lot of people want to give after a crisis. they are looking for organizations, where do they go to find options that organizations they trust? >> you can go to our website at maryland nonprofits.org. we have a list of all the organization that are certified. that's a third party review that you can trust. there are also other programs that you can look for such as the bbb, you can look on guide star.org to view an organization's tax returns. >> reporter: and you think this is really important because if you are going to give your money away you shouldn't just think with your heart but with your head. you have to make a sensible decision to make sure its being well used. >> that's right. >> if you are making a small donation that's probably a low r

some 8000 refugees have been registered here in lebanon. ae whole country only has population of 4 million. that means one in four people in lebanon today is a syrian refugee. u.n. says the country has reached saturation point. officials call the 1.1 million refugees a shameful state. there is not enough money to look after them, and fitfully, like the war itself, more refugees are arriving. >> tensions are escalating in the ukrainian capital as thousands of pro-europe demonstrators are attending a rally in the city center. they are demanding the resignation of the president after he decided not to sign a landmark association agreement with the european union. the move angered many in the ukraine, where nearly half the population favors closer ties with europe. earlier, i spoke to david stern in kiev. >> i am standing just above independence square, which is the nerve center of these demonstrations. it is midnight here, and as you can see, there are still a few hundred people here. they are listening to rock music. they are gathered around

it works like this by registering their cash register receipts online or with the country's lottery company. the holders automatically take part in a drawing that could win ten thousand euro or a sleek new car. two hundred thousand slovak participated in the first drop. it's a great idea. the government will have greater tax revenues as a result the city and interesting could be a winner of the scheme was some really dumb every purchase yet. most of the head. which is twice the blocks are now more likely to make sure they get a receipt with every purchase seven million receipts were registered for the first drop this florist had to invest in new equipment. we got this cool machine which is perfectly adequate. it has all the necessary functions so we've done our bit financial analyst mark england team's key has been religiously collecting his receipts. even for a single yogurt. although he doesn't believe the idea makes sense from a fiscal point of view recently visited a local dog owners will receive collecting businesses wonder if any great effect. though most of the major shopping centers

staying at the shelter register they will be prohibited from staying at the shelter that's the current practicing practice if you're a sex offender you can't seek shelter at the homeless shelter. >> no, that's not a policy. we do no background checks. what this amendment does is reflect state law where sex offenders are able to reside. state law says they're for bin from residing a certain amount of feet from a park >> so in this case if there's someone who's a registered sex offender they can't be at the shelter. >> should that address be presented to their probation officer that would be enforced by probation not our services. we won't be screening folks. it's a relationship between the parolee and the probation officer. >> do we have shelters within other proximitys. >> are you supportive of this amendment? i'm not - >> i'm but in terms of this amendment being in terms of state law it's simply putting into the resolution things of state law. it's nothing to do with our agency >> thank you. >> any other comments on the amendments supervisor campos. >> supervisors we intended to conve

and then shop, whether that change was made from shop and then register, register and then shop, whether that change was made because of the involvement of the woi house in any way. >> absolutely not. it was a decision made on the resultings of testing. but to consciously know that it failed testing and then to put it in to production for people to use is not what we do. if the test results show that it is not working, we don't put it into production. >> would the gentle lady yield sm. >> i certainly will, mr. chair han, if you make sure i get my time. >> of course. would you stop the clock? >>> the gentle lady's information, i've been told, the one that you're referring to is, in fact, the roll out to the decision that it had passed. i think the conclusion of the document is clear. documents show it passed the test. was it perfect? no. but if you can only get six people obama day r on day one, some might say that the web site was not passing the test in those first two days, either. so hopefully, that document, you can make it available to all of under the circumstances. i've been told

only 2.1% were registered to vote. the only time that you could even attempt to register to vote was on the first and third monday of each month. you have to pass a so-called test. on one occasion they were asked to count the number of jelly beans in the jar. people had been arrested and jailed in the eaton and what provoked the attempted march in a little town called marion alabama this is in. county, this is in the black belt, this is the whole town of martin luther king, junior and the town of mrs. abernathy march 1 evening in february and the confrontation occurred. a young man by the name of jimmy lee jackson was a veteran that attempted to protect his mother and was shot in his stomach and a few days later he died of a local hospital and selma. and because of what happened to him, we decided to march from selma to montgomery to do so next afternoon, 600 of us we had a prayer, we started walking in to his and i will never forget that day. i was wearing a backpack before it became fashionable to wear a backpack, an

heaven forbid that people be able to register to vote online. then they might register to vote! and then they might vote! and that, of course, would be bad news. and so, republicans are suing to stop it. republicans in state after state after state after state are increasingly openly and overtly admitting that the more people vote, the more that is a problem for them. but tomorrow is election day in mostly low-profile races across the country, americans have been turning out to vote early already, are planning on voting tomorrow. in states where republicans are in control, voting has mostly gotten harder over the past few years. in the texas election tomorrow in dallas county alone, one out of every four voters has had to file a legal affidavit in order to try to get their vote counted because of these new laws, one in four! in texas, even the state government admits that something like 700,000 people in the state are legal voters but do not have the i.d. that you need to be able to show to be able to vote in that state now. of those 700,000 people, we learned today the total nu

smoke detectors and heat registers, we have registered here, these things come right off, you can lift them up and make sure they are clean, it is a convenient thing to do and reduces dust. smoke detectors, they say every time your time changes from daylight savings, you want to change the battery. people say not to use the good batteries, the alkaline batteries. what can we do in our toilet compartment and back rooms for maintenance? >> check the four bolts. examine the line. >> they listen up sometimes and a whole plan loosens up, those are easy things for a homeowner to tighten up, extremely easy. he put on gloves and tighten it up and get underneath. it only takes a second to do it. hardware, often these things will tarnish, these nice, expensive things. you need so were polish or some other polish and polish it just like you would polish any other metal, in contact with all sorts of liquids all day long. flooring, we have tile flooring that can be maintained and scrubbed clean. we have an list problems with showers and mold and mildew. here is my number one solution. put in an ope

heaven forbid that people be able to register to vote online. then they might register to vote! and then they might vote! and that, of course, would be bad news. and so, republicans are suing to stop it. republicans in state after state after state after state are increasingly openly and overtly admitting that the more people vote, the more that is a problem for them. but tomorrow is election day in mostly low-profile races across the country, americans have been turning out to vote early already, are planning on voting tomorrow. in states where republicans are in control, voting has mostly gotten harder over the past few years. in the texas election tomorrow in dallas county alone, one out of every four voters has had to file a legal affidavit in order to try to get their vote counted because of these new laws, one in four! in texas, even the state government admits that something like 700,000 people in the state are legal voters but do not have the i.d. that you need to be able to show to be able to vote in that state now. of those 700,000 people, we learned today the total nu

this is buried in the federal register. here is the quote we also intend to pro pose in future rule making to except certain self administered plans to make reinsurance contributions for the 2015 and 2016 benefit years. they wanted government subsidies to offset their insurance. republicans strongly objected to that and it is unclear who will get the waivers or whether it will satisfy the union's concerns since the contributions actually declined considerly in the following two years. all right thank you so much. >> and our political panel will have much more on these reports of waivers later, coming up in the show. millions of folks are losing their health care plans. three pinnochios on a scale of four. the ps on an apparent spin zone. >> nothing drives me more crazy th than the fact that right now there is great insurance to be had out there. this is like having a good product in a store and registers don't work and nobody can get through the door. and so, we are working over time to get this fitxed. >> gena goldberg, al

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karen harrison is a registered nurse and clinic manager at the native american indian center in oakland and a member from a tribe here in california. she started out as a medical assistant in 1985 with the native american health center and went on to get her registered nurse degree so she's been with the health center for 27 years and 21 of those years she has been a registered nurse. [applause] karen has greatly contributed to the native american health center and sharing her knowledge and wisdom with the whole agency and this goes out to the community as well and serves as a chair on the advisory community and board member of the friendship house and coached american indian children in the tribal athletics program and known as the coworkers as the patient whisperer and when there is a patient that is angry or agitated she is always successful in calming them down. she is a mother and her with her family tonight. can all her kids wave? and she is here with her sister and lots of friends and now we're going to see a video about her. >> i am karen harrison. i'm the nurse manager at the n

each country registers of the sky will reach the deceased that already exist. madame manager mike tried it. institutions and would be nice to transfer the management of the stonehenge the registries you are not an easy chair and ninety units between the two registers that action or raging seas and the dead who were nuts to a complexity but that raises a whole new question doesn't it when it comes to privacy crews go boxes to my t tells said the mob might my name is d tells separate do we reach costs of wild party to be in charge all those kind of a detox i don't think that receives more and try to see the shoe is then then then the real estate registers that they cease to be in your country thoughts entries awful dk do have goals and no real proper tea registers in the big east team that you know it's it's a major privacy and the shoe and i think that you extend the beats are due to financial wealth would not raise at the mall. she was dead and the current spencer's into a treaty exists. who does oxidation the states want more of the profile of the people who s

a cash register. >> a cash register?>> i seen it on a tv before. >> wow. >> it will pop out money. >> it pops out money? where does this money come out? >> it come out from here. >> it's a kind of laptop, but it don't have any screen. >> i don't understand it. >> it has numbers. >> it's a paper register machine. >> how did you do you turn it off? can't leave it on, the battery will die. >> how does it work? >> you want to start with this? okay, there we go. you only dial three numbers. >> you pick up the phone, then call somebody? >> john's pizza store. that wasn't that funny. that wasn't that funny, was it? >> no. >> okay. >> this isn't a real phone. >> what is it? >> that a cd player. >> my personal favorite cd is the good news, so i'm going to just give you this cd and let you -- >> that's a big cd. >> you think? >> they're not called cds, they're called records. ♪ put your hand in the hand of the man ♪ >> who's the best dancer? who's the best dancer? >> me. >> i'm the best dancer. >> i love their reactions to that. a

. >> an hour ago, a handful of registered nurses left sfo. they are part of the first team of bay area nurses who will support local doctors and assess medical needs in the hardest hit areas. more groups will be deployed later on, depending on the need and the funding. their trip was largely paid through by donations for the registered response network. >> everybody is hearing the stories. we have a number of nurses in the united states who have stories of what happened to their families. but i think it's likely we'll see very difficult thing, but registered nurses are used to dealing with this. so we think we can get on the ground and make a difference. >> and that group is set to come back next saturday. kpix5 and its radio partner set up an all day telethon to raise money for the red cross and typhoon relief efforts. here's a look at the volunteers who staffed phone lines from 6:00 a.m. to just before 8:00 p.m. tonight taking donations. more than 2300 of you people called in. >>> and, thanks to you, we raised $376, 792. if you missed the p

the guy at the register, we saw him pick it up.e hung out at the register to film him going through. >> did ikea have any include you were doing this? >> the employees started finding out. eventually, they were like, this isn't in our system. we better find out what this is. no one approached us and said, you can't be doing this. even after we told people what we were doing. >> online, ebay. >> did you really get the shirt on ebay? >> yeah, i really got the shirt on ebay. >>> see this dare devil put his life on the line. >> i would imagine that sfik of ad dren little would be part of the fun. >> next, right this minute. >> still to come, when a woman can't get up a slide, she gets a helping hand. >> with the old butt push. >> one, two, three, go, push and pull. >> see how this ends with one big slipup. >> we will give you monday's buzz word for your chance to win a flat screen tv. next. >>> welcome back, everybody. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com. great videos all darn day long. enjoy >>> it is wintertime but in this

he said his company has registered complaints with the nsa, president obama and congress. >>> and one of of the country's big home builders is where we

. >>> thousands of families are lining up to register for sacred hearts holiday program. because of the cuts to the food stamp program that took effect november 1st, they are expecting big crowds again this year. this thanksgiving sacred heart will provide 4,000 families with holiday food boxes and give 16,000 toys to children. >>> in less than an hour the labor department will release the october jobs report. analysts expect it to be one of the weakest employment reports of the year in part of the 16 day government shut down. most economists believe about 125,000 new jobs were created last month. they also forecast a temporary boost in the unemployment rate from the current 7.3%. >>> twitter's initial public offering. the sox closed just less than $45 a share. it stopped $50 at one point during the trading day. and that means the messaging service could have to make some changes. >> its got to show the market and how it can convert millions and millions of users all over the world into customers. >> now that could mean it runs ads or has users to pay to opt out of ads. o

course of his illness, he became interested in cancer and actually was a mover in getting a national register of cancer cases. a million barefoot doctors in every village in china recorded every cause of death.

shop then register, register to shop whether that change was made because of the involvement of the white house in any way. >> absolutely not. it was a decision made on the results of testing. it would be pretty egregious, and i understand that a lot of folks are wondering why the website is functioning the way it is, but to consciously know that it failed testing and to then put it in to production for people to use is not what we do. we use the dess available information, and the test results show it's not working, we don't put it into production. >> would the gentlelady yield? >> i certainly will, mr. chairman, if you will make sure i get my time. >> of course. would you stop the clock. the gentlelady's information, i have been told, the one you are referring to, is, in fact, a rollup to the decision that it had passed. in other words, your document is not inconsistent with it. i think mr. van roekel made it clear there are still fixing x.p. after they no longer support it. i think the conclusion of the document is clear, you're asking mr. chao, he's still saying this thing faile

good grief, registered in reno, nevada. there is the sea berg, end high at the end of the dock, giant thing. and here coming up, my all-time favorite boat name. never again ii. [laughter] >> this is where activity starts to really build, pretty much had the ballpark headed north. it's very highly used. we had no trouble finding people here. further south we couldn't find a person. here is a guy training seagulls apparently. just a little further up, red's java house. a lot of old uses, we're trying to preserve these historic uses noe? >> red's java house will be on a pier that will be redeveloped to incorporate the james herman new cruise terminal. and, yeah, the whole mixed-use development at bryant and embarcadaro. red's java house will be preserved. and actually it's going to be shifted over a little bit so it doesn't get completely innovated by the new design. >> does anybody here eat at red's java house? look at all these people who eat there. a double dog and a bud for how much, 3.49? this is a san francisco instituti

i'd move approval to endorse the item to the natural register. >> the 2013 discussion as a attraction to the overall intricately integrity is a good one. >> adopt the resolution? >> correct. >> second. >> second. >> roll call (calling names) so moved, commissioners, that is moved. >> i apologize can i have 10 he seconds and rather than you've missed something in our motion. >> the hearing is >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a

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that are shared throughout the whole building and that means that a lot of stocks share registers which is not a good accounting practice. it is better if the people have their own, it came up in an audit a few years ago and we are almost done with a process of having a new cash system and so the staff is training for that this week. we will be live with a new management system on october 28 and this so we will go from having, 7 registers in the building from having 42. and there are no more shared cash drawers, and so that is it. >> pretty much it for finance. >> and thank you, gale. >> thank you. >> right, item 7 b, update on proposed legislation. >> good morning, again, bill strorm, legislative and public affairs there has not been a great deal of activity since the last report on this as was mentioned in the president's announcements. and we did have a very strong interest in our first workshop on the mandatory soft story retrofitting we probably had almost 300 people in a space, that only really handles about a third of that. and so, we have scheduled a d second workshop and we wil

some concerts are free but you do have to register. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> more details now on the big dream force event. organizers are estimating as you heard patti say at least 125,000 attendees during that four day event. to attend the keynotes and expo for free you must register on the dream force website. paid admission include a tuesday night gala at at&t park. >>> many retailers are working on their bay presence. retail chains such as wal-mart, target and kohl's have launched technology test labs in san francisco and silican valley. they're headquarters in every state but they set upshot -- set up shop here in the bay area. the big chains want to up the ante on amazon and other rivals. many of their younger employees need a few lessons in manners. sheila kiest teaches etiquette. some youngsters learned how to behave on the thanksgiving table. but she is often hired by silican firms to teach how to behave on a face to face situation. >> i think we are losing etiquette because nobody talking face to face anymore. nobody makes

for marriage in the same place for their household is registered. therefore knew he would have to go to chechnya bureaus in camp by competitive prices. even though thirteen dollars not a big deal for most couples technically illegal for institution to charge extra don't go away because of making money matters were talking the greeting card of corruption. stay tuned the beginning of november is due to the present time are many graphic printing company the calendar and greeting cards the coming year are hot selling products for them because the large number of calendars and greeting cards are put in this year's hit by the end of december. cover the bidding of the tellers can be a little bit different this year. at the beginning of november the disciplined action commission the central government released a written notice then paying green cards and calendars in institutions and state owned enterprises. apparently the government isn't doing it to the spirit of the holiday grants. the crackdown on corruption. holiday greeting cards have become the sourc

the registered nurse response network paid for the trip largely through donations. thigh group organizes nurses for international disaster relief. >> my first time doing disaster relief is for my people. and, you know, that -- to me, i felt like i was very compelled to go. like i said, i need to be sure they are protected. >> reporter: she worries what she will see. >> i don't think there's anything that can prepare anybody for what we're going to see over there. but you know, i have the training. we need to heal them. we need to heal everybody over there and we're in a great position to do that. >> reporter: the group will depart sfo tonight at 9:00. they will return next saturday. important to not number of trips this group makes depends on the amount of donations it receives. to help, go to our website, kpix.com to find out how. >> betty yu live at sfo, thank you. you can help by dialing 1-888-5- helps-u. wendy? >> we have another member -- corporation company here in the bay area that is helping out with the effort actually nationwide. tracy curtis president of