the first thing i want to start with, vivian day, you mentioned you cannot enforce the federal law, which we understand, but is there something the city or county can do to educate owners about their rights and responsibilities under the ada? there is a huge misconception out there that there is a grandfather clause. every business owner believes said they are grandfathered in. if your business had been established prior to 1990, the aa will not -- ada will not apply unless you make changes. readily achievable at is up to interpretation. if the elevator lips are readily achievable, pretty much everything is. what is the county doing to educate small business owners? if you know anything about that. >> the building department is responsible for construction- related. the small business administration does have a program where they do educate, and outreach program on the ada issues. we have been at several public meetings with them to help educate what can be readily achievable, but every business is different. >> exactly. the problem with the small -- with the small business association is

the first thing that i would just like to start with vivian day you just mentioned you can't enforce the federal laws. which we understand but is there something that the city can do the county can do to help educate business owners about their rights and responsibilities under the eighty eight because the reason i say that there's a huge misconception out there that there's a grandfather clause every business owner including my father they believe that they are grandfathered in if you're a business that's been established prior than one thousand nine hundred that the eighty isn't going to apply unless you make changes to your property and so unless there is a readily achievable quotation on it and with the way the courts have interpreted readily achievable everything is readily achievable you know tavern owner will mention you know he had to put in elevator lists so elevator lists are readily achievable pretty much everything is going to be readily achieved so. what is the county doing to educate small business owners if i can ask you if you know anything about that right at the bui

within six days of the election. vivianfears she's going to be denied her right to vote in 50 years because of the pennsylvania voter i.dlaw. she's joining usat attorneyth brown. missapplewhite, tellus what you. why you think you might not be able to vote this go-around. able to vote because i don't have any birth certificate and and that's bee seone stole my cketbook from m years ago, and i have been trying to get it back eve since, and i have never been able to get my i.d. back. >> is it poss to get a copy of your bir certificate or have you tried different ways to actually produce that from state officials? >> yes, i have. i had it once. that's why i know there wasn't anything wrong, but i had it once. when they stole my pocketbook, it left me. that's when i got rid of it because they took my social security card and took -- i had a virginia state i.d. card, and they took that. and i never had one for pennsylvania, but the virginia i.d. was fine. they accepted that everywhere. when they took that, that left me with nothi

day. tina reynolds, reverend vivian nixon, and althea butler and chloe angyal.nt to start with again this deeply ethical question, i think, of shackling mothers who are giving birth in prison. in 37 states, there's no law against shackling mothers. give us a sense of what that kind of policy even means. >> it means you're treating women like animals, and it is just not right. nobody is getting up in the middle of childbirth to go away. >> i remember. >> nobody is getting up to go away. to shackle a woman is just in the most painful, but most joyous thing happening to you, you have to remember you're a possession of the state, and the state will hold everything about you. there's no reason to do this at all. where would you go? what would you do? it makes no sense whatsoever. on a humane basis, if we can't get rid of the death penalty, we could stop shackling women. >> apart from the fact it is cruel and inhumane, it is ill advised. american college of obstetricians and gynecologists came out against it, it prevents doctors from performing medical necessary opera