those requirements might mean for turnout on tuesday, but they then put us in touch with cassandra brown, who has been trying to get a new i.d. for her mother, who recently had a stroke and can no longer drive. she doesn't have a driver's license. >> your mother, 86 years old, right? >> has voted ever since i can remember. >> and needs a voter i.d. card because she doesn't have a driver's license. >> correct. >> when you tried to look for where to go and how to do that, walk me through how that process went. >> i initially began with the texas department of health services and i spoke with several people on many occasions, the person with whom i was speaking didn't know what to tell me. >> they didn't know where you should go toç get the i.d.? >> and they didn't know what was involved in getting the i.d. when it came to what she needed. >> miss thomas, how much do you want to vote in this election? >> i don't want to break my record of voting every year for president. >> how important is it to you to vote? >> i think it's important to me. everybody should vote. >> how many times have y

i'm dara brown along with bill "i hope for everyone, we get back to appomattox the way it used to be " an e-f 3 tornado touches down in central virginia .... how local groups are helping to return peace... and power... to the area. # a close call for one missouri highway patrol trooper, after his patrol car was side-swiped by a tractor trailer. how the incident is bringing to light the importance of move-over laws.### good morning and thanks for joining us on virginia today here on w-s-l-s 10. i'm jenna zibton. and i'm patrick mckee. recovery effort continue this morning after multiple tornadoes touched down across the commonwealth. the national weather service says an ef-3 tornado hit in appomattox county. that is the strongest tornado that area has ever seen in the month of february. a total of four people were killed in virginia... dozens of others 60- this morning we are still following school closings and delays... appomattox county schools are still closed. pocahontas and greenbrier county west virginia are operating on a delayed schedule. storm team ten meteorologist kristina

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tom: gordon brown replaced bill gross at pimco? caroline: i'm not sure he's managing too much money, but he's certainly an advisor. tom: i'm glad you brought that up, thank you so much. the silliness continues in new hampshire w. all due respect with coverage on that, through friday and into the weekend as well. on "bloomberg surveillance" next, jane foley, without question my story of the week is a stronger japanese yen on this jobs day from new york and london, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: one thing showing the same shot every morning, you get to see what the sun does. it's february. there is more daylight. a gorgeous view of hong kong with a little bit of daylight in their early friday evening. we welcome all of you from asia to "bloomberg surveillance." jobs day in america. lots of global news. right now, let's catch up on if the first word" news. >> good morning. the stage was left crowded, but the tone was more intense in the latest presidential debate. in new hampshire last night, bernie sanders sparred one-on-one with

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we also approved an amendment from senators inhofe, markey and booker to renew a brown fields restoration program run by the e.p.a. so we did -- we did okay yesterday, approving eight amendments by voice isn't bad for a monday around here when we were not scheduled to have votes, but i think we can do better than that. i think we can pick up the pace. and we're ready to do that. we have two roll call votes that are scheduled for 2:30 this afternoon. the first one is an amendment by the senator of utah, senator lee. it's amendment number 3023, and it would limit presidential authority to permanently withdraw federal lands as national monuments. this is an issue that i have joined the senator from utah on, as well as many senators from around the west that have concerns that we would see vast areas of our particular states permanently withdrawn, something that again resonates very, very strongly in my state where over half of our state is held in federal lands, 61%, actually. so i'm pleased that my colleague from utah has offered this amendment, i'm hopeful that the senate will adopt it. th