[laughter] >> it is negative id natures so absolutelyne. >> can i just pointssa: something out? >> there are a of a few of these but the end you have the nitpicker you come up with a huge item but did you have this second cancers only after i have done somethingou think that is the way to go? then the time sucker's they s want to have the meeting venue talked and talked nothing is decided that nothing ever happens.me >> do you have any solutions ? >> call from my entire career i believe stabbing in the chest. [laughter] that you are taking me off why are you sucking my time? [laughter] >> the person that says dave you get mm e-mail by the way? as if you are the only thing i have to do today said you get the audio response yes i did it i will g to read asl quick as i possibly can. the other who pops into your space all the time. what about the cubicle in greater? >> alligators around a vote? [laughter] >> but they are not availae. courted them on line but let them know you are busy you can set your own bndaries a and you need to set them for yourself so don't feel guilty. melissa

yemen where he said he couldn't tell where that was i mean that's obviously he didn't have his caller id on ok right because this is ridiculous i mean the entire network is run by machines that you have to tell the machine exactly where something goes to and where it's coming from that's our caller id works right ok so so there is no reason why except for incompetence that they didn't know where that phone call was coming from or otherwise i mean if the phone company can find that particular phone to make the bell ring it's not the phone company it's machines that are doing are the machines of the company then certainly the intelligence agency that's looking they're talking to the machines of the phone company should be able to do the same exactly we never had a problem being able to do that ok when you were with the exactly so all of a sudden the n.s.a. has gotten incompetent no it's the way you set up your syllogism your argument to justify what you're doing so if you can't if you can't figure out where. coming from in the u.s. and your daughter uses the phone company the phone same ph

. >> if you don't know them, ask for id. that advice from a supervisor at this richmond facility, where the woman in a postal uniform got inside, claiming she was a new employee, but when asked for id, she pulled out pepper-spray and ran out. >> we don't want to go after her because she may have a gun. you never know. >> reporter: the following monday another try, this time at a facility in el cerrito. where the impostor got into the backdoor, but was confronted by someone and escaped. >> there is obviously a level of comfort to come in and attempt to get inside a post office. >> reporter: it is a former employee? a employee's friend or relative? investigators don't know but she is determined. yesterday morning she slipped into san rafael's main post office, but after being challenged head north to novato, where she finally succeeded. >> she was able to get a number of parcels, the number that were tanner we're still trying to determine what was taken. >> translator: parcels destined for delivery that day, now missing. >> it

filibusters to unite them a fair vote -- dean id. a fair vote. >> they should know better. let's remember how we got here. let's remember it was senate democrats who pioneered the practice of filibustering nominees. of the filibusters have occurred in the obama administration. four and a half years, 50%. is there anything fair about that? >> we are not interested in having a gun to our head in the longer. some of us know sometimes the .hoe is on the other foot >> the shoe is on the other foot. been blocking a number of traditional nominees. need a simpley majority. they just need to move things a little faster. they are forcing reid to use the allotted time for nominees. block nominees, but they are forcing reid to use every bit of debate time as required. every minute, republicans mean taking every minute. midday friday there were at least nine on the list. afternoon yesterday and has gone on and on and on. >> we are doing everything we to finish. >> will there be some people who benefit as truth tellers? of this. bottom >> the war on the senate floor goes on, even as cong

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id the difference between theft the other day it seems if you could compare the routines issuers with what seems to be in effect at the as, you wonder if the irs is good as catching fraud at say the american express. would we have? to one extent, can you improve hat given that more effective irs enforcement gets people upset a little bit. >> that's exactly right. issue.resources the -- the -- it was said earlier, right? effectively 1k50e78, a surf stonen fraud scheme, you need together.to work you also need, quite frajly, you rourkers.ed postal so what we'll see with -- the service -- without too much detail, the postal service stuff.e to track this you see that 700 tax refund checks fraudulently obtained refund checks are being delivered among the same mail that mean, oes right? >> all of this stuff is so reactive. you have to see that. we start in the bottom where the carrier. tried to flip the mail carrier and now get to the next step and next step. the people in the top of the pyramid are really sophisticated. get all of those layers. >> sounding like an episode of "the wire" here

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the singers performing, thieves sneaked into their warm-up room and stole 15 credit cards and several ids. gillian was walking home when her credit card company called. >> they said do you authorize us purchase a $400 in a random supermarket. upthe thieves racked thousands of dollars in charges in just minutes. >> it is incredibly disruptive to have to cancel your bank accounts and wait for new cards to issue. it puts your holiday shopping on hold. the irony of the whole thing, this concert that we were singing at was intended to raise money for people in need. a church is supposed to be a safe place. >> the sexson says this is not the first time that this church has been hit. >> it is a sad state of the way things are. >> we don't know if a well dressed couple is connected to this one. please are still investigating. requires asking anybody who saw anything suspicious between 4:00 and 6:00 sunday afternoon to give police a call. coming up in the day ahead, prince george's county officials are discussing safety after a murder two months ago. the state's attorney is meeting with businesses

but as of 1952, every black personal in the country over the age of 16 had to have not just a rashlg id card like everyone else, but also this passbook which any white person could demand to see at any time. and if you were found to be in a place that was not just reserved for black people, if your passbook did not

will panic buttons and secure ids make a difference? snowstorm. the northeast braces for another wintry hit. get ready for up to a foot of snow. and whale wars. he is a wanted man on three continents tonight we will talk about the captain about his passion for protecting whales and his extreme

waves with the peril that combines cutting edge style with traditional dyeing techniques is sarah on id says she has a passion to preserve a time honored craft and bring it to a global audience. his collection was one of the main attractions at this year's tokyo fashion week. i tense up when the homeless in size and height. people really complimented my concern. it is a myth that has both china's coal plants in japan and subtlety. maybe because they spend half my life and tying and me and half in japan. honey i want to preserve the subtlety well also adding new actions and bold the dnc. she got. i was born and raised in beijing and is married to a japanese man. she came to japan in nineteen eighty eight to study traditional japanese dance. he was enchanted by this little corners of the kimono was the dancers wore. to learn more about how those scooters created. she visited traditional dying workshops around japan. he learned the industry is in decline as fewer people are taking up the tires time on corrupt that case it could not see it would be really sad if this craft disappeared along

. >> i have challenerished the id a democratic and free society. it is an idea for which i hope to live for and to see realized. but my lord, if it needs be, it is an idea for which i am prepared to die. >> mandela was sent to robben i-lend prison and not heard from for nearly 30 years. he was just prisoner number 46664. mandela became a myth, a global symbol for the fight against apartheid. and then in 1990, the south african government, under increasing pressure suddenly yielded. >> mr. nelson mandela will be released. >> it was an amazing moment when mandela walked out of prison on february 11, 1990, the world rejoiced. after his release, there was miraculously no trace of bitterness for what he had endured. >> today, the majority of south africans, black and white, recognize that apartheid has no future. >> he worked with his form ehren my to move towards free elections and the end of apartheid. he and the clerk were jointly awarded the nobel peace prize in 1993 and then the following year, this. the world looked on in wonder and joy as million

people getting a state id and legal immigrants who cannot get licenses will also receive them by mail. >> still ahead, eileen was -- is back with another >> not a lot to talk about in the weather department but maybe a flurry or two? >> exactly. if you see any flurries or sprinkles, tweet me and let me know. tomorrow, even colder, clear skies, good for traveling, good for santa. we hope that everyone has a very merry christmas, and safe holidays. over.urries should be >> we will have the latest at 5:00 p.m. >> thank you for joining us this midday.

in addition to the water main break onees ide benning road, we have a problem at the river crossing. the left lane is all that gets by due a single car crash. moving to 95 in virginia, you will find everything running up to speed. no reported problems, accidents or any activity in the way. eastbound 66 looking good, as well. and, 270 southbound, no heavy volume delays on 20, you can see light volumes of traffic. back to you. >> you might notice some changes when you head out to flinch washington, d.c. that's because the new food truck lottery goes into effect today. after years of setting up wherever they want stock food trucks now have to set up in assigned spaces. they say this already put one truck out of basis. they say they were forced to set up in a place where they had no following. they say they have to pay parking meter fees. >>> now, ntsb investigators have been working throughout the night trying to piece together a fatal train wreck in new york. >> it is tragic. they're now getting ready to look over those black boxes this morning. tahman bradley has the latest. >> this m

but as of 1952, every black person over the age of 16 had to have not only a racial id card but also this passbook which any white person could demand to see at any time. and if you were found to be in a place just reserved for black people, then it was illegal for you to be there and you could be arrested just for existing, just not having your passbook on you taught was also grounds to be arrested and thrown in jail. the pass laws meant that by virtue of being black in south africa, you were presumed to be a criminal unless you could prove otherwise by having the proper paperwork. and any white person could challenge you anywhere for any reason, and if you did not have the passport, if you did not have the right documents, if you did not have the right written permission to be where you were when you were there, then you could be put in jail. passbook laws had been around since the 18th century, and the structure was always the same. white people never needed them. white people could go wherever they needed. but non-white people need add internal passport. papers please. at the end

accountability and secrecy are two watchwords an official said ided operations during his career, not whether the public would approve. that is not what obama's review group said last week after its study of intelligence gathering in the wake of disclosures generated high former nsa contractor edward snowden's of nsa documents. the president's panel called for reinstituting the "front page precept.d informal it said such activity should not be undertaken if the public could not support them if exposed. and some 40 years of covering intelligence, walter pincus writes, i have never heard of such a rule. nor have several intelligence officials with whom i have talked. the closest we recall is the role of "plausible deniability," out of the cia in the 1950's when president eisenhower backtracked in having knowledge. this allowed a president to deny knowledge of intelligence operation that went bad to say he knew nothing about it. leaving those carrying out the activity to take the blame for failure or exposure. that and "the washington post." maryland, independent line. you are on the "wa

ide open in public as the most powerful republican in washington says he's had enough. coming out swinging against members of his own party. >>> execution. big news out of north korea tonight where the young leader has taken out a family member. >>> too close for comfort. the case of the interpreter at the mandela meal has gone from embarrassing to questions about security and a big risk. >>> preventing breast cancer. a new option that cuts the risk in half for some women with far fewer side effects to deal with. >>> and making a difference for u.s. sailors far from home. "nightly news" begins now.

residents need to carry their id at all times. russian authorities want to show they can guarantee security as tens of thousands are expected in sochi in six weeks for the winter olympics. investigators looking for suspects are likely to focus on the russian caucasus north, where they hope to create an islam estate. the leader has launched rebels to launch terror attacks to disrupt the gains. -- to disrupt the games. expert on me is in russia and central asia. thank you for being with us here on france 24. as we just heard a few months ago, a threat to carry out attacks to disrupt the olympic games. we don't know who was behind the two attacks. no one has claimed responsibility. would he have the capacity to be able to carry out a large-scale terrorist attack at the olympic games? >> no, i don't think so. his forces really declining. the leader cannot survive more than one year. there is a huge turnover of leaders. it is important to say that belongl attacks do not itself.incident with only a few limited resources available for fi

will panic buttons and secure ids make a difference? snowstorm. the northeast braces for another wintry hit. get ready for up to a foot of snow. and whale wars. he is a wanted man on three continents tonight we will talk about the captain about his passion for protecting whales and his extreme tactics. we are starting to see the pictures from centennial colorado. the thought was not again. not another school shooting and not in colorado. this shooting took place in arapahoe high school just a short drive from aurora, colorado where 12 people died in a theater shooting and near columbine where people were killed in 1999. let's join a press conference. >> i'm grayson robinson, the a ron hoe county sheriff. we are here to update you on the tragic shooting that happened today at arapahoe high school. as you are probably well aware at 12:33 this afternoon, a school resource officer assigned to the arapahoe high school called out for assistance on some type of situation on the west side of the school. the deputy immediately realized that an armed studen

it has been revealed since then that there had been a lot of ide discussions. and in that crucial second geneva session, what happened was the document that was prepared and handed, she called t an american document, but it was largely under rainy and and american document. it was not fully resolved, but it was largely the work of bilateral discussions working very efficiently together. my own view is that the u.s. might have done a better job at consulting its partners, but we were honoring the request that we keep this confidential. it is very difficult to negotiate in public. even if we said this is strictly secret, it could get out in the newspaper and make things very difficult. we kept it quiet and it caused some esentment. the public reaction was i think a function of his feeling a bit eft out. it was resolved within 24 hours and was a consensus that we moved forward with. this could be a complicated factor going forward because i think everyone knows that if there is going to be a deal, there has to be a meeting of the minds. those are the critical prot

. >> we'll show you everything to get is id >> this video shows you can have fun anywhere. you don't need expensive toys and gadgets. >> oh, the old door stop. >> they're twins. emma and donna. you may remember little emma. the one who sneezes some command. >> bless you. >> i remember her, yeah. >> everybody loves live emma and now her brother connor is getting in on the fun and everyone is falling in love with the babies playing with the springy door stop. >> that is a funny noise, even as an adult. >> sometimes i'll hit it by accident. >> they're occupied. it's safe for them to play with, as long as they don't get their little fingers caught in the stre screen. >> you two are ridiculous. you know that? >> some lessons in life are a lot more painful to learn than others. >> i can do athletic stuff. i don't get it. >> oh! >> don't do it for the vine. >> he was trying to make a vine video and it went horribly wrong. that's human biology student obi. >> today i put my life on the line, my friend's life on the line, don't do it for the vine. >> he should have known if the body

they don't have id or other kinds of identification. it's very difficult for them to get a job. they can't secure housing. the state doesn't do much to help them get back on their feet. so they are preyed upon by gangs, by the cartels to use them as drug mules, prostitutes. they can't find places to live. in tehuano many end up in an area that's a giant sewage ditch. they even have difficulties getting money from their family because they don't have identification. if they are trying to get, say, money wired to them to take a bus someplace, they have to find someone who has id to go into a bank and get money. oftentimes people take the money or charge exorbitant finders' fees. every part of their life is essential lay danger. >> john, yet the political imperatives seem to be on border security. there doesn't seem to be much traction in the house to move on senate reforms. i want to ask you about senate reforms. the senate bill they proposed, 13 year pathway to citizenship, increase the spending $46 billion on border security. it would have mandatory workplace verification for wo

cofounder of the polaroid workers revolutionary movement, who opposed polaroid making photos for the id pass books for blacks under apartheid. >> and by whatever means necessary, we have found corporations, government forces of imperialism have aligned. what we're are calling for is the same tactics. by whatever means necessary, we as an african people align ourselves, understand the seriousness of the struggle. >> and we look at how the cia helped south africa capture nelson mandela in 1962. he was then imprisoned for over 27 years. during much of that time, the national security agency also surveil theall -- african national congress. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a u.s. drone attack in yemen struck a group of people who were traveling to a wedding thursday, killing at least 17. a yemeni security officials said some of the dead may have been members of al qaeda, but most were civilians. the attack occurred in a remote area near the central town of rada. it was at least the second u.s. drone attack t

. >> i don't think it's a good id. there won't be a hoot of parking. >> more people means more cars. >> it takes a long time to find a parking space. it's really tough finding a parking space. >> to address the parking issue, city officials are looking at ways to allow homeowners tay add. in east palo alto, kpix5. displt city council plans to vote on easing the conversion rules in march. >> it looked like help was within reach, but why the mission to free this ship is going to take longer that he thinks effected. >> what astronauts wrnl able to to after eight hours. >> and heading across the pond,. >> didn't have any rain fall. one thing not changing, spare the air. we have another one for you tomorrow. north bay. we'll have unhealthy air quality. here's a live look outside tonight. is there any change at all in the forecast? we keep breaking records for sunshine. the answer coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, stuck in ice off the coast antarctica. ko im reports: anot >>> two ice breaker ships failed to free a large vessel stuck

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retailers record their sell phone ids, store it and monitor it as they shop. to avoid being foloed by phone a customer has to opt out. >> for the retailers to help themselves, it will leave a bad taste in the consumer's mind. >> they must post signs in stores alerting shoppers that they are being tracked and providing instructions on thou opt out. privacy advocates say these measures are a first step in coping with this technology. >> in the fib and google age shoppers may adapt to leaving a footprint behind. >> big brother is out there. we have come to terms with that and it's going to get bigger. >> season's greatings. president obama's message to americans for the christmas holidays. >> giving back. how one boy is using a popular drink to help the homeless. >> many christians in the war-torn central african republic republic tried to find time to celebrate holiday wednesdayment the threat of violence hanging over the church goers. for the past month christian and muslims fighting has killed 1,000 rebels. >> jordan says more than a million syrians fled to th

this assurance from justice is undoubtedly a response for world leaders, to spell clearly that both ides will be treated equally in the courts. >> whether it's too late and whether it will be delivered is an open question. not only that, there's so many divisions in the government, so much instability. he did assure car that he will deliver free and fair elections. andrew simmons reporting from bangui in the central african republic. >> anti-government protesters in ukraine are vowing to stay on the streets as long as it takes, allow viktor yanukovych change his mind. he has rejected their demands and is backing a deal signed with russia. >> russian former oil tycoon mikhail khordorkovsky has reunited with his family. a critic of vladimir putin was pardoned in a surprising move. we have more from berlin. >> is this is the moment days ago that they must have thought was impossible. a family reunited. a day after mikhail khordorkovsky was released from a russian gaol, he was back in the arms of his parents. in an interview he gave more details about conditions in prison. >> because for a y

the people here are lining up for voter ids. there's not much of a point in me joining them. there is not going be a vote in my constituency. the capped date is running unopposed. >> he's not the only one. half the members will go to win elections. >> many will be robbed of a voice in this election. >> it's terrible. i'm a citizen. they'll be elected before a single vote is cast. >> 2013 has been a rough year for bangladesh. if a stalemate over the election is not solved, 2013 could be worse. >> more than a million jobless americans will stop receiving state benefits after a government program expires. a third of them have been out of a job for six months. some of them are doing what they can to make ends meet. >> the u.s. economy is adding jobs, but is well short of a total before the bottom fell out of the labour market. the hardest hit are long-term unemployed. an estimated 4.9 million will exhaust benefits during 2013, unless conbres acts to renew the program. they are being cut off now. >> i will not be able to pay for utilities. i have to pay the mortgage on 1 january.

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performing, thieves sneak into their warm-up room in the basement and stole 15 credit cards and several ids. gillian was walking home when her credit card company called. >> i got this call saying, did you authorize this purchase for $400 at a random supermarket? >> the choir members discover the thieves had racked up thousands of dollars in charges in just minutes. >> it is incredibly disruptive at the holidays to have to cancel your bank accounts and wait for new cards to issue. it puts all of your holiday shopping on hold. the irony of the whole thing is this concert that we were singing at was intended to raise money for people in need. timeis isn't the first this church has been hit. >> we spent a lot of money to put cameras on that entrance is to help people. it is a sad state of the way things are. know if the well- dressed couple seen on surveillance tape here in previous is connected to this one. police are investigating. the choir is asking anybody who saw something suspicious between 4:00 and 6:00 on sunday evening to call police. >> thank you. montgomery county police say the de

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