Editor's Note: After Ken's report Walker was able to obtain a license. 

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- 21 year old Jessie Walker said she's persona non grata.

"I've never had a driver license or state ID. I've never been able to obtain one," she said.

She said her many attempts to get a state ID have all been rejected.

"(I've tried) North Carolina, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Raiford, Charlotte. Florida I've been to Jacksonville, West Palm. Boynton Beach, Davie, Pompano Beach," said Walker.

Walker was adopted from a Pennsylvania group home when she was 14. She said it was a closed adoption. Moving from state to state. she lost her only copy of her birth certificate and getting a new one is not easy.

JACKSONVILLE, FL – Richard McCoy, 66, has always enjoyed an active lifestyle between tending to his greenhouse, working full time and playing with his three grandchildren. When all of this was compromised by a heart condition, McCoy’s doctors turned to Soundstar®eco technology to help fix his ticker.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- While organizers and participants of the National Day of Prayer were praying for peace in the city, trouble was brewing.

"This is the first time I've ever had a mayor participate in the national day of prayer," said Pastor Ted Corley.

Corley has hosted the event for the past 14 years in the Jacksonville city council chambers. He said it being there does not violate the establishment clause. Corley said he pays the cost of a bond, not the city.

"The city has nothing to do with this. They allow us to use the facility like they would anyone," said Pastor Corley.

Council President Stephen Joost, who was in the audience, said the event has been vetted.

"I did ask the city attorneys to review and they said it was okay," said Joost.