sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles.ders will have to warn people where they are testing"i asked jessica gonzalez with the dmv when they think the first fully driverless cars will hit the road.sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles."the soonest will be april 2nd"sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet "don't panic that car is safe" emme hall is an auto expert with cnet she has been covering the rise of the self driving car for years she says technology wise we are here this is the next step and these fully driverless cars will still have a safety driver.. just not in the car. sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet"there will be a remote driver in a room controlling it if need "sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles. "the law enforcement guideline says law enforcement must be able to tap in if needed and move the car if it stalls " emme hall says you might take a ride in a fully driverless car sooner than you think

sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles.mit holders will have to warn people where they are testing"i asked jessica gonzalez with the dmv when they think the first fully driverless cars will hit the road.sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles."the soonest will be april 2nd"sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet "don't panic that car is safe" emme hall is an auto expert with cnet she has been covering the rise of the self driving car for years she says technology wise we are here this is the next step and these fully driverless cars will still have a safety driver.. just not in the car. sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet"there will be a remote driver in a room controlling it if need "sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles. "the law enforcement guideline says law enforcement must be able to tap in if needed and move the car if it stalls " emme hall says you might take a ride in a fully driverless car sooner than yo

sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles.rmit holders will have to warn people where they are testing" i asked jessica gonzalez with the dmv when they think the first fully driverless cars will hit the road. sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles."the soonest will be april 2nd" sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet "don't panic that car is safe" emme hall is an auto expert with cnet she has been covering the rise of the self driving car for years she says technology wise we are here this is the next step and these fully driverless cars will still have a safety driver.. just not in the car. sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet "there will be a remote driver in a room controlling it if need " sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles. "the law enforcement guideline says law enforcement must be able to tap in if needed and move the car if it stalls " emme hall says you might take a ride in a fully driverless car sooner t

sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles.mit holders will have to warn people where they are testing"i asked jessica gonzalez with the dmv when they think the first fully driverless cars will hit the road.sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles."the soonest will be april 2nd"sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet "don't panic that car is safe" emme hall is an auto expert with cnet she has been covering the rise of the self driving car for years she says technology wise we are here this is the next step and these fully driverless cars will still have a safety driver.. just not in the car. sound from emme hall - auto expert, cnet"there will be a remote driver in a room controlling it if need "sound from jessica gonzalez public information officer for the department of motor vehicles. "the law enforcement guideline says law enforcement must be able to tap in if needed and move the car if it stalls " emme hall says you might take a ride in a fully driverless car sooner than yo

and the secretary of state receives monthly reports from the department of motor vehicles. we get from also the health and human services and these reports are made available on line from the secretary of state nevada at www.nvsos.gov. and we also have a program that monitors data to identify and correct any potential complaint or compliance issues as well as identify best practices. and i'll give you an example. if a significant decrease from previous reporting periods is identified in the number of completed voter registration applications being transmitted from a voter registration agency to a local election office, the secretary of state program staff and the voter registration agency will investigate to determine the cause and whether any corrective action is necessary. we do that on a regular basis between the two agencies. thn we're evaluating the disposition of completed voter registration applications among offices is another metric program staff uses to identify where review and corrective action might be necessary. an example of that is a local voter registration

of vehicles on city streets. as for driverless cars, you all saw the california department of motor vehicles announced the final regulations they have developed for driverless vehicles. the dmv will give permits for testing and deployment in april. subject to permit conditions, including the requirement to coordinate with locals on law enforcement interaction plans. while this technology could lead to less cars overtime, the future impacts are uncertain. the permit process appears to be dominated by self-certification procedures, as a result and based on the past, we are concerned that local coordination and input be taken seriously and not just be a check the box exercise. we must also ensure that the dmv and california highway patrol are equip with the necessary resources to play their effective role and hold them accountable. i'm glad we're setting up meetings with first responders to get ahead of the operational issues that will inevitably arise. questions must be answered quickly, like how do you pull over an autonomous vehicle. who will be given access to the black box in the event of crash. how do you report collisi

the staten april 2, department of motor vehicles has authorized the first trial for consumer passengeres without a passenger at the wheel. until now, self driving cars needed a backup driver at the wheel. participating vehicles will have a backup driver, but this one will be patched in via remote to take over if needed. coming up, comcast sets the stage to take over sky, challenging 21st century fox and disney with an offer. we will talk about the massive media bidding war, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: netflix continues to ramp up its spending. this easy-to-follow -- the ceo said they will spend up to $8 million on content this year. 's hundred original shows and movies on a platform over the original 2018 -- 700 shows and movies on the platform over the course of 2018. everyone is shooting for sky. disney has offered to buy much of fox to get it. comcast is offering $31 billion for the company. early tuesday morning, sky said it was premature for anyone to be doing anything because it is not yet have a firm offer from comcast. here to break it down for us is the head of research

the department of motor vehicles announced the decision yesterday. the new rule will go into effect in april. and come april, -- and -- >> reporter: come april, you could be looking at a car with no driver in it. driverless cars good increased access to cars for those with disabilities. >> we see this as a real opportunity for people with disabilities to open up a no -- a whole new world for them to be as independent as possible. >> reporter: regulations on driverless cars go into effect on april 2. they will also begin issuing permits that day to allow these vehicles on the road with a remote operator on standby. currently, autonomous vehicles must have a driver in the car. lewis stewart believes the technology could provide transportation to those with trouble accessing it.>> providing mobility options to unrepresented youths and citizens around the city is one thing.>> reporter: test have been done on private lots by about five companies. >> now that the rulebook has been opened up a little bit, i think we will be more aggressive in recruiting com

the san francisco business times reports the department of motor vehicles will decide monday whether to change the rules and allow cars on the road all by themselves. this is video of engineers that i shot myself driving. you can see there's still a driver behind the wheel ready to take over. we're talking about with the new rules no driver whatsoever as soon as april. >> pretty amazing. what else is amazing, happening right now spacex launching the falc falcon ix rocket. spacex launching that falconix. the mission had been delayed. we're telling you about it three times when the ceo elon musk called off that launch because of high winds there. the rocket poised to carry nearly three ton earth imaging satellites for a madrid-based operator. and high-speed internet. >> that's right, we have nets. >> we'll watch for that. >> very, very cool. just made the launch. it is 6:18 right now. we'll continue to watch what's happening there. in the meantime half moon bay leaders think they have a win-win solution to the growing problem of litter left on beaches. according to the san mateo daily j

. >> well, they were not the secretary of state, not the department of motor vehicles and certainly notnor and folks who wrote the law. the department of motor vehicles as well as secretary of state in the registrars in the various county know the law. it is not the case. we want them to have a drivers license because they have to pass a drivers test. you don't want people on the road who have no life and, no evidence that they understand the laws. we are looking at safety. i've been on insurance committee before this went into effect in the reality was what had illegals in california, undocumented and they didn't have his drivers license and it was an ongoing problem in safety and insurance. by having a drivers license, the 900,000 or so actually have pass the driving test, pass the written as well as the oral and behind the wheel test. they are legal, but they cannot register to vote. stuart: are you in favor of eventually allowing them to vote? >> no, absolutely not. stuart: would love to have them vote. >> no, voting is for citizens. that day. stuart: there are no democrats who want

i don't see anybody going after the department of motor vehicles. think it is more of a corporate interest to take away people's guns. another way of government interference. host: to the businesses themselves, what do you think about these calls to stop business with companies that supported the nra? people i wish more were supportive of that. i don't think it is a corporate agenda here other than a personal agenda, and a monetary gain of some sort. to support anybody who is trying to debunk our second amendment. host: do you think it will have any impact either way on the long-term? not, and surely hope if not, i hope it's a positive impact for the sake of the american people. how can you hold an organization accountable for an action of a single individual? i don't understand how people are leaving behind this. host: mark stone on twitter as this. if you want to contribute at twitter, journal@c-span.org. he adds, what happens when the millions of nra members boycott some of these companies? some of the discussions and comments this morning. you ha

motor vehicle accident. when they found the young  woman. she had multiple injuries consistent with being an assault woman. they assessed the injuries, and the alameda county fire department also responded. because ofife-threatening injuries, the distance between here and -- they decided it would be in her best interest to do an emergency air flight. the helicopter transported her to eden hospital. she went to eden hospital. where they tried to save her life. she was pronounced dead at 4:30 this morning. this obviously became now a homicide scene. we have closed the -- done a soft closure of the road so we can check the scene. we believe she was dumped out of a vehicle and left for dead. and she was able to crawl up to the roadway and then get spotted by the motorist. and she hung onto life for about two more hours but unfortunately was pronounced dead. so at this time, we're obviously doing our homework and trying to find out how this terrible tragedy happened to this young woman and who is responsible for it. we have investigators out doing follow-up. we're not willing to identify her. as a matter of fact, we just notified her family as you can imagine they'll be devastated by this news. and it's