you can use the id card, the voter id card that we provide for free to all residents who would like to have one. government-issued ids whether it s i work or a hospital id if you work at a public hospital or university or college or some type of school system. if you have a tribal id or a military id, all of those equalify and it s not too late to get your id today to still vote if you don t have one. as you know, the senior senator richard shelby is a republican and said he did not vote for roy moore absentee balloting before the polls opened today. you are a republican and a state official. you can tell us who you voted for? wolf, i voted several weeks ago and i voted for judge moore as the republican in the election. so let s see what happens in the course of today. what s your prediction?
they were stopping that person. they had to show their hospital i.d. i heard her say she was from the surgery unit and they allowed her to go in right now. whether this is a normal shift or someone being called in, we don t know. but i can try to talk to some law enforcement here to stee if they will tell me anything. as you can manual they re all business around here. right now they re talking amongst each other about the streets that are blockaded off. i see the vehicle emergency law enforcement vehicles down this entire street and they have blockaded it off so people can t get anywhere near here. luckily we were one of the first to arrive so we were parked in this area. if we were arriving now, we would not be able to get in. jean i want you to hold on with us. obviously you re getting information from those who are on the scene. you re right there at that hospital where we believe david sweat has been transported and potentially being treated at
reporter: 17-year-old matthew scheidt s summer job ended in handcuffs. he worked as a part-time file clerk at a florida surgical company. authorities say these are the badges he was able to fraudulently obtain at a nearby hospital, allegedly claiming he was a physician s assistant who needed a new hospital i.d. he was doing hands-on things with patients. not only just hands-on things but having access to their cases. reporter: for two weeks he had access to the hospital, seeing patients, viewing confidential charts, changing an iv, even performing chest compressions on a patient in cardiac arrest. it was only when he started asking for access to more restricted areas that hospital administrators grew suspicious. a background check revealed scheidt had zero medical training. he s now charged with a felony. his father has no explanation. i don t know if i need to get him some psychiatric help? i don t i don t k kw. reporter: matthew scheidt isn t the first to play the part of