the voter id laws have -- idions to get free ids 's. in these laws. how you accommodate the difficulty people have is important. it could likely be ruled unconstitutional. there are people who will not be able to vote with voter id. it is important to maintain the integrity of our elections so people believe in the results. throughout the rest of the world, if the losers think it is a -- is not a fair election, you could have gunfire. that is what happened in mexico. 30 years of oppressive rule without the opposition party getting any say until they policyted the voter id come a which is a thumbprints. there is a case in greene county, georgia where the whole county was so corrupt. the whole county was so corrupt that after the fed came in and fixed the problem, people suddenly felt they had representation in the county. they actually thanked prosecutors for cleaning up these elections. voter turnout went up because they felt that their rights were not taken away by a fraudulent vote on the other side. host: we hear from montana next. bob, hello. repu

the california id, for an id, or your passport is fine. >> now you have open your account. simple? that is exactly why it was designed. you can access your account online, set up direct deposit, and make transfers. it is a real bank account. >> it is very exciting. we see people opening up second accounts. a lot of these people never had account before. people who have problems with bank accounts, people without two ids, no minimum deposit. we are excited to have these people. >> it has been a great partnership with bank on s.f. because we are able to offer checking, savings, minimarkets, certificates, and loans to people who might not be about to get accounts anywhere else. even if you have had a previous account at another financial institutions, we can still open an account for you, so you do not need to go to a check cashing place, which may turn to two percent of your monthly income. >> you can enroll in free educational services online. just as it -- visit sfsmartmoney.org. with services like financial education classes and one-on-one meetings with advisers, asset smart money

i made a fake id based on my college id and my college id had my social security number on it. this was 1989, which is then put on a fake id, too. because sure, why not. i think today's kids are little smarter than i was. >> could i just paid you back off of one thing? this is above my pay grade, but as a federal employee, most things are. look, the harsh reality if you want to call it harsh is that security and convenience are in constant tension. and we recognize that. corporations need to recognize that because there are sometimes that corporations perhaps make it easier to access your data than it should be based upon their understanding and their history. they want to provide their customers with the most convenient and best possible interface they can. they're afraid that if there -- if their services are harder to use than their competitors, then people will migrate to their competitors. but we are all responsible. everybody is responsible for taking the steps that they can to make themselves more secure. who wants to change a password every two weeks? the dual to do ide

washington post report alleging the nsa is tracking web traffic using cookies, your computers version of an id card. and they need to scale back collection now, not later. >> i'm worried as technology gets greater and greater, whether it is this administration, the next

we have harvested all of the ids. put another way, if somebody calls from boston, i can send them a boston cream pie. >> really interesting stuff. bottom line, apple technology we talked about does not track location. you have a cool new app. joe, thank you very much. bwest byte -- one number that tells a whole lot. jon, what do you got? >> 1.7 billion. services for netflix and hulu grows, researchers said 1.7 billion devices capable of accessing content are said to ship by the end of the year. a 20% increase over last year. for smartphones to gaming consoles and apple tv devices. no sport in there. do not forget sports. quite the trend. >> that is really interesting. a huge number. we will be watching that a lot more on "bloomberg west." more tomorrow. you can find the latest headlines at bloomberg.com. ♪ ♪ >> live from new york, welcome to the late edition of bloomberg west." yes, i'm cory johnson in for emily chang. rundownts trade to the a coding lesson from mark how about a coding lesson from mark zuckerberg?

can the president require one form of id? can he suspend all requirements you show id? if not, why not? if you can turn off certain categories of law, do you not also have the poo you better to turn off all categories of the law? frankly jonathon turley who is no republican i might add and if you watch he is no republican and he agrees with us it has reached an unprecedented level and we have to do something about it. >> congressman we will keep an eye on this resolution. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. have a good sunday. >> you too. more news after this break. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is ending soon! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is ending soon! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ actor peter o'toole who rose to fame in the

i made a fake id based on my college id and my college id had my social security number on it. this was 1989, which is then put on a fake id, too. because sure, why not. i think today's kids are little smarter than i was. >> connected to back off one thing? -- can i just go back to one thing? this is above my pay grade, but as a federal employee, most things are. look, the harsh reality if you want to call it harsh is that security inconvenience -- security and convenience are in constant tension. and we recognize that. corporations need to recognize that because there are sometimes that corporations perhaps make it easier to access your data than it should be based upon their understanding and their history. they want to provide their customers with the most convenient and best possible interface they can. they're afraid that if there -- if their services are harder to use than their competitors, then people will migrate to their competitors. but we are all responsible. everybody is responsible for taking the steps that they can to make themselves more secure. who wants to cha

republican leaders made this argumen it is a compellingase, terriblengs happening in syri president id i don't need congressional other to do this -- other to do this there was ough push back on that he said i'm goi to congress to ask. it was clear congress was listening to the people, the people did not want too into this war, they dropped it. >> rand paul hpened, his push back, his leading the fight agnst syrian intervention gave congress a spine for the first timerguably since korea. they have always gone along to get along, that ended. 12 years in iraq, and 12 in afanistan, and everywhere else, good luck with this one, we're not supporting it. john: buwe do have clear interests in syria >> we do. that is the easy part, keeping emical weapons out of the hands of terrorist. the harder parts what you do about that? a tyran on one side, and a rebellion camp myselfed by al john: we decided not to do anythi, you say good, all of you? >> right. >> probably. john a probably. gun control, after newtown school shooting a big push for gun control. here in new york city, myy friends, my own wi

i made a fake id based on my college id. this was 1989. i put my social security number on my fake id as well. i thought, why not? >> can i piggyback off of one thing? this is above my pay grade but as a federal why, most things are. [laughter] the harsh reality, if you want to call it harsh, is that security and convenience are in constant tension. we should all recognize that. corporations need to recognize that. there sometimes that corporations perhaps make it easier to access -- legitimately access -- your data then it should be. it is based on their understanding and their history and what they want to provide with the most convenient and best possible interface. they are afraid that if their services are harder to use than their competitors, people will migrate to their competitors. we are all responsible. everybody is responsible for taking the steps that they can to make themselves more secure. who wants to change their password every two weeks? who wants to do the dual identification. it is a pain. we should at least recognize as

we have harvested all of the tower and sell ids. put another way, if somebody calls from boston, i can send them a boston cream pie. if the call is from new york i bagel coupon.a beiru >> really interesting stuff. bottom line, apple technology we talked about does not track location. you have a cool new app. joe, thank you very much. bwest byte -- one number that tells a whole lot. john is in los angeles with that number. jon, what do you got? >> 1.7 billion. as the market for services like netflix and hulu grows researchers said 1.7 billion , devices capable of accessing content are said to ship by the end of the year. that would be a 20% increase from last year. from smartphones to gaming consoles and apple tv devices. no sports and there. it is tough to get sports on those devices. quite the trend. >> that is really interesting. a huge number. we will be watching that a lot more on "bloomberg west." more tomorrow. you can find the latest headlines at bloomberg.com. ♪ ♪ >> it is really just beginning. recovery is beginning bec

been registered with the occ so we will know about it if there's something in the department liquor id or a criminal charge we ought to know about it. so it's a long w0i7b9d around way of i'd be in favor forgave of a disclosure so we have it calendared appropriately as a personnel matter. do you see a problem with it attach - >> i'm the chief of police. >> (laughter). >> yes. you are. >> i wanted to let dave off the hook. >> it's codify my call (laughter). >> so this isn't productive. there's a thousand years of police experience in that room. there's an order that has checks and balances. if you've ever sat in that room it's heated it's almost enforceable for an officer is not to get a metal it's a standing applause. it's a thorough thing it's transparent it's your prerogative to ask for more investigation to draw something out. you can ask anything you want to ask at&t any point. we'll not further a recommendation to you that has a cloud over it. i believe that the generation of this particular acquire was around the fact that the da's vegsdz are still open and sometimes, it takes ye

bakingar as the swings , theyss banking concern reported that the usa had turned .id the swiss banking system that is the reporting that we have done so far. clearly, they are part of the target of the nsa. as far as the internal procedures and exhausting them, mr. stood in explained that he had -- mr. snowden explained that he had. he was dismissed. therest important point is that the intelligence committee of the united states was aware of the wrongdoing, and were trying to warn the public, but were constrained by law by telling anyone about it. they were rendered impotent. they were barred from speaking about it or doing anything about it. there was no recourse running a public. system forl whistleblowers is really a farce, an illusion designed to suppress the information and not to bring it to light. hq, theas the on the gc u.k. is the closest ally. there is another level of cooperation. b, where theyier cooperate with the nsa on a case-by-case basis. germany, france, norway, sweden, denmark, are among the countries that have participated most extensively. that.lish documents about

curry and id firms like and guests in all g and c next and next to our recording total annual sales of between forty seven million dollars and sixty six million and you're seeing their sales in overseas markets increase. camera maker and see next supplies court camera models to french automaker whose show and sweden based automaker also i know it's a more by two firms are moving into the auto industry as they are able to produce components for a longer period of time and mobile phones which have a maximum of life cycle of a year. sam gets added onions today is christmas eve here in korea which means people throughout korea are spending quality time with their loved ones and have adequate number of them are outside this evening enjoying some of this mild winter weather we've had recently pretty it's also what christmas eve looks like in downtown so let's connect live to hiking book out at the gala where are you right now. egg is this these guys and standing at the top of the site's rank and as you can see and it's helped with the fall and christmas music and the tightening as an eightee

me do unfortunately had never heard of death dynasties now they know who he is a and they might to id to see what the controversy is all about the ratings are skyrocketing for a&e but at the same time they get to raking in a lot more money because more people to in id. adam: there is no legal issue it is a private company. clearly it seems to me this is a s stage. first of all, the family, the sec talk did you see them five years ago? they could be in j. crew catalog. he is a college grad on -- holding patents on what he has designed he is not down. >> it is unusual to get into a situation where they say something that is politically incorrect to then refused to apologize i think that is what is driving the media of this because it is like we messed up. and he does just the opposite. a and has nothing to stand all and. >> everybody rallies. but the people that want to talk rally to the causes to say he is smarter the rest of us are intrigued about zero who he is -- about who he is. adam: we are in a news cycle for better or worse. but the fact is this is a very slow news cycle we cann

of the customer and the id of the driver as well. mr. san der son is going to come up to you and explain what he saw in that system which is more than just two rides, but a pattern of conduct that happen before he obtained his medallion and continues until we issued a complaint against him. and so go ahead mr. san der son and he is going to use some of our time to discuss what he found. >> thank you, i'm john san der son, operation's director with the billy transportation which is the broker in san francisco. and we administer the programs including the taxi debit card program. and sorry, basically the evidence that we found consists of a number of patterns that we sao in the transactional record that consists of the transactions that were performed in the taxi cab and mr. murray mentioned a bunch of the data points that are captured in that record. and we noticed a few things and we noticed that there were a number of riders and turned out to be 7 riders when we had done all of the math, who almost exclusively used him and at least

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ages the state thirty five and sixty four is who are the ones who are most affected by these voter id laws that you see passed in the republican controlled state mark last and so i think it's a solution without a problem i think it's bad politics for the g.o.p. i think it's inclusive and i don't think it's a good issue for him i think they should back off as they did with more votes than the other way around that's interesting it's very interesting david alaska nicole williams or harold thank you all for being with us and happy new year to have you happy new year everyone. in the us to the rest of the news residents of colorado will go green this new years but not because they drink too much alcohol on new year's eve that's because on wednesday the first day of two thousand and fourteen recreational marijuana shops will officially become legal in that state personal use was already allowed in colorado following the two thousand and twelve elections but the start of totally legal marijuana shops is something new and different and totally excited for the first time ever americans will g

ages the state thirty five and sixty four is who are the ones who have most affected by these voter id laws that you see passed in the republican controlled state mark last and so i think it's a solution without a problem i think it's bad politics for the g.o.p. i think it's inclusive and i don't think it's a good issue for him i think they should back off as they did with more votes than the other way around that's interesting it's very interesting david alaska nicole williams or harold thank you all for being with us and happy new year after the happy new year everyone happy. is the best to the rest of the news residents of colorado will go green this new year's but not because they drink too much alcohol on new year's eve that's because on wednesday the first day of two thousand and fourteen recreational marijuana shops will officially become legal in that state personal use was already allowed in colorado following the two thousand and twelve elections but the start of totally legal marijuana shops is something new and different and totally excited for the first time ever americans

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would give you a look, decide what race they would say that you were and they would give you a racial id card so you would know which laws applied to you and what you were allowed to do. >>> 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 explain that you had explicit permission to be there as a non-white person, then it was illegal for you to be there. and you could be arrested just for existing. just not having your passbook on your at all times was also grounds to be arrested and flown in jail. by virtue of being black in south africa, you were presumed to be a criminal unless proven otherwise with the proper paperwork. if you did not have the passbook, if you did not have the right written permission to be where you were when you were there, then you could be puts in jail. passbook laws have been around on and off in so

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why are you asking for id echo -- id? why do you have to have id in order to get insurance? why do you have to have identification for insurance that you can vote and you do not need identification? host: do you want to take a crack at that? caller most things know is that you need identification. this makes millions of dollars of insurance available to those with low or moderate incomes. there's obviously an interested in trying to ensure the people are who they say they are. there's no medical condition involved because there's no existing addition, but there's a lot of concern about fraud, and that this program is only available here in the u.s. legally, so they want to make sure that you are who you say you are. host: how do you think the politics change after january 1 with health care here in washington, and around the country? here's one headline -- approach at gop's this point, where have they been, and where the going -- they are going. on thethey have been repeal, or the delay, and i think those things are probably going to have to evolve if you will, because it is

combining with and trust, we bring digital security and digital id. a link of mine that with what data card does now for our financial customers and government customers globally, new solutions to enable those capabilities. >> i mention that people don't know data card particularly well because it is private. our firm, in trust -- entrust, has been private for some time as well. >> we have already been partners in the world for passport ids. everything has gone chips now. passports, national id cards, chip and pin dumbing into the financials in the u.s. -- coming into the financials in the u.s. are bringing security to that ship for your personal information, so you can have a there identity and reduce secure transaction, whether it is mobile, or with the smartcard on the mobile. citigroup, for example, be able to do in the future as a result of what both data card and entrust do today? >> i can bring smart cards and mobile together. vendor and save a lot of money. externally, i can look at all the financial transactions that consumers or high net wor

in yemen 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 because 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 sa

recommendation for ids. the government should not be permitted to collect and store all mass and digested non personal information about individuals to enable future queries and data mining for foreign intelligence purposes in other words no more ball collection of them to say and no more back door searches. the events of the week as the biggest defenders of innocence walking back their diehard supports the chairwoman of the senate intelligence committee senator dianne feinstein. this program in conjunction with other programs helps keep this nation safe i'm not saying it's indispensable. and it's also in bold and senators have been pushing legislation is significantly or strain the nsa center in poll after monday's court decision. yes the phone surveillance program is. an invasion of our privacy. this ruling alliance the federal government that it is not above the law. and senator ron wyden after the white house report was released on wednesday. when combined with the u s district court ruling on the likely

smaller,ides for a consistent group of content producers over the years. what is different is the living room experience is no longer the determining factor for television. people are consuming content where they want, how they want, on the devices they prefer. it is that proliferation of streams and the content available across those that is the difference today. >> basically you're saying content is king. the screen does not matter because we watch on all size screens. i heard you reference sports. for a live event, this is the category winner. it is clear numbers. t.v. dead? normal >> sports is the dominant factor whether you're talking about american football or european soccer or the upcoming world cup. those are seminal events. they are global in nature. they lend themselves to be provided across all the screens that matter, not just the experience in the living room, but your cell phone, mobile phones, tablets. there is a strong level of consumption across all of those screens. from last year to this year, tablet and mobile consumption is up more th

the of harvested all of the ideas. -- we have harvested all of the ids. put another way, if somebody calls, i can send them a a boston cream pie. >> really interesting stuff. apple technology we talked about does not track location. cool new app. joe, thank you very much. bwest byte -- one number that tells a whole lot. jon, what did you got? >> 1.7 billion. services for netflix and who grows, researchers said 1.7 billion devices capable of accessing content are said to ship by the end of the year. a 20% increase over last year. for smartphones to gaming tv devices. apple no sport in there. do not forget sports. quite the trend of. >> that is really interesting. a huge number. watching a lot more on "bloomberg west." more tomorrow. you can find the latest headlines at bloomberg.com. ♪ . >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." the intersection of business and economics with a main street perspective. tonight, budget negotiators worked to end three years of fiscal gridlock in washington. members of unit

likes india retaliated by revoking diplomat id cards from americans overseas and demanding to know the salaries paid indian staff. officials are demanding her return to india. >> thank you. closer to home, a police officer accused of pimping teenage girls will remain behind bars without bond. a judge rejected his request to him after police found a missing 16-year-old girl inside of his apartment. a detective testified that the police department received a tip in 2011 that he was using his apartment for prostitution. his next court appearance is set for january 28. >> -- now has said the board has not specified how much the fee would be, it would be exempt if the bags are used for items including ice cream, meet, dry cleaning, and prescription drugs. big news out of redskins park. london fletcher announced today that he is 99% sure this will be his last season in the nfl. >> you're saying there is a chance. >> one percent. >> he wants to talk to his wife about this decision. he is 38 years old. he has played in 254 games. he holds a record for the most consecutive starts. his career st

id's the winners? but if you can but 20 percent and to >> what about day trading period and early 2000's everyone was an expert in every one thing to do well. what's your take? >> all market street there was a trade center treaty were able to walk into a cool glass office building with hundreds of computers to you can day trade. i don't know one day trader who turned 10,000 and a millionaire. i don't know one who was done well. be cautious. the best day traders working chicago. in new york on the floor. at can ask their friends and family. how many dates and did other were able to do and a long time. one of the best in the business went bankrupt. now what about other markets. investing overseas? that might think it's a winning idea. it's a little bit tougher. if you look at asia they have a lot of roles to build. >> what about taking social security right when you can add 62? >> if you can wait to do because that on the young side of heard about how to import it is to start early with and invest in var

or roughly 30 states have passed and continue to pass similar restrictive voter id laws? or in the all out assault on workers' rights, at last count, ten state legislatures are passing similar laws against paid sick days for the estimated 40 million americans who don't even get one day of paid sick leave. is that a coincidence? not at all. you can thank the american legislative exchange council, or a.l.e.c. y just this week members, lobbyists and members of numerous corporations met in washington for their annual states and nation policy sum it. some of the distinguished alumni include congressman paul ryan, speaker john boehner, former wisconsin governor tommy thompson. as think progress noted an economic policy institute report found, quote, for any problem a businessman might have from minimum wages to bargaining rights to corporate taxes, there's an a.l.e.c. bill to fix it. quote, over the past decade, a.l.e.c.'s corporate backers have contributed more than $370 million to state elections and over 100 laws a year based on a.l.e.c.'s model bills that have been adopted.

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