instead, this bill will make science denial official ensuring gender identity and federal law. it would allow the government to track your driving, why? so they can charge you a fee for every mile you go. this in addition to the gas tax. and scariest of all, this bill requires all new vehicles in the united states to come with monitoring technology.il such as eye scanners or breathalyzers. and that means that going forward, you will need the express permission of your federal overlords before you start your car in the morning because it is their car now. as of tonight, 20 republican senators appear to support this lunacy. the final vote is this weekend so if you have views about this you might want to let them know right away. they assume you re not payingmi attention, so they can do whatever they want to you, and in this case, they are. here are the 17 republicans who have already voted to move this bill forward, listed in alphabetical order. roy blunt, richard burr, shelley moore cap
americans. instead, this bill will make science denial official, ensuring gender identity and federal law. it would allow the government to track your driving, why? so they can charge you a fee for every mile you go. this in addition to the gas tax. and scariest of all, this bill requires all new vehicles in the united states to come with monitoring technology. such as eye scanners or breathalyzers. and that means that going forward, you will need the express permission of your federal overlords before you start your car in the morning, because it is their car now. as of tonight, 20 republican senators appear to support this lunacy. the final vote is this weekend, so if you have views about this, you might want to let them know right away. they assume you re not paying attention, so they can do whatever they want to you, and in this case, they are. here are the 17 republicans who have already voted to move this bill forward, listed in alphabetical order. roy blunt, richard burr, shelle
look at me. positive for howard marks. eye scanners could soon become a part of boarding your flight for real. cheryl casone from our sister network fox business here with more on pilot programs airlines are now testing. good morning, cheryl. seems like science fiction but iris and finger print scanners could be coming to an airline with you. they quietly pulled out this they are ditching paper passes and smart phones well say cheese. alaska is trying it out as one airport but where else would they try it out? san jose, california. alaska had tried it in their airport lounges. travel experts liked it there. but they warn it isn t quite foolproof. they will give elite frequent
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we want instantaneous messaging. who knew all this our bodies are being affected in different ways. austin cohen, thanks so much. now i ll be like this all day you may have seen eye scanners in sci-fi movies and airports. you may not expect them to eliminate errors in health care. gary tuckman takes a long look at this edge of discovery. reporter: this health clinic in new york city is serving a community in need. the south bronx is one of the poorest congressional districts in the country. reporter: urban health plan is trying to meet those needs with the help of cutting-edge technology. when patients first visit the clinic, technicians take a picture of their iris and get other information like name and birth date. no two irises have the same