esta figura representa mas de la mitad del total de permisos de conducir que ha emitido el dmv en elsemestre del ano... ahora es importante senalar que 687 mil individuos han solicitado el documento bajo la ab60 sin emabargo no todos han podido llenar todos los requisitos del proceso... y tan parece que el reto mas grande de los interesados sigue siendo el examen teorico de manejo...escuchemos... sot armando botello vocero del departamento de vehiculos motorizados de california algunas personas lo necesitan tomar... este examen vo recuerde que como parte del proceso debe de comprobar suidentidad y su residencia en california ademas debe de pasar el examen escrito y el de manejo... por eso la recomendacion es que estudie muy bien para que no tenga problemas y pase el examen sin contratiempos... inicialmente el dmv calculaba que un millon y medio de personas solicitarian la licencia en 3 anos es decir, 500 mil personas por ano pero en tan solo 6 meses se estan acercando a esa marca... sandra live ahora saben ustedes cuantas personas han visitado alguna oficina del dmv en california rel

. >>> a new report from the dmv tonight says nearly 400,000 undocumented workers are licensed drivers in california. the state passed a law six months ago allowing them to legally get a license. katie is in the newsroom with more on the story. katie? >> dan, that's nearly 400,000 out of about 800,000 driver's licenses. meaning half of all licenses issued in the last six months went to undocumented workers. for the most -- for most people the numbers are not surprising. >> it is not too crowded on this friday afternoon. >> we were able to get back to more normal numbers and more normal wait times. >> in january when the undocumented workers were allowed to get a driver's license under assembly bill 60 the line stretched outside and around the building in san jose. >> the dmv estimated over the next three years we would have 1.4 million applicants apply for a license. we were not sure if they would come in on the first day or if that would spread out over three years. >> the initial surge of 400,000 licenses does not surprise sara silvia taylor. >> there are so many people on the road w

. >>> a neport from the dmv tonight says nearly 400,000 undocumented workers are licensed drivers in california. the state passed a law six months ago allowing them to legally get a license. katie is in the newsroom with more on the story. katie? >> dan, that's nearly 400,000 out of about 800,000 driver's licenses. meaning half of all licensesn the last six months went to undocumented workers. for the most -- for most people the numbers are not surprising. >> it is not too crowded on this friday afternoon. >> we were able to get back to more normal numbers and more normal wait times. >> in january when the undocumented workers were allowed to get a driver's license under assembly bill 60 the line stretched outside and around the building in san jose. >> the dmv estimated over the next three years we would have 1.4 million applicants apply for a license. we were not sure if they would come in on the first day or if that would spread out over three years. >> the initial surge of 400,000 licenses does not surprise sara silvia taylor. >> there are so many people on the road who are drivi

. >>> a new report from the dmv tonight says nearly 400,000 undocumented workers are licensed driversn california. the state passed a law six months ago allowing them to legally get a license. katie is in the newsroom with more on the story. katie? >> dan, that's nearly 400,000 out of about 800,000 driver's licenses. meaning half of all licenses issued in the last six months went to undocumented workers. for the most -- for most people the numbers are not surprising. >> it is not too crowded on this friday afternoon. >> we were able to get back to more normal numbers and more normal wait times. >> in january when the undocumented workers were allowed to get a driver's license under assembly bill 60 the line stretched outside and around the building in san jose. >> the dmv estimated over the next three years we would have 1.4 million applicants apply for a license. we were not sure if they would come in on the first day or if that would spread out over three years. >> the initial surge of 400,000 licenses does not surprise sara silvia taylor. >> there are so many people on the road who

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. >> the california dmv has given out 400,000 drivers licenses to undocumented immigrants in the past six months. that is more than half the new drivers licenses issued statewide. hundreds of thousands more applications are pending. >>> what does being in prison do to a person's psyche? that is what a bay area college professor tried to find out in the 70s until something went wrong. mark sayre on the new film marking the infamous stanford experiment. >> reporter: the stanford prison experiment that follows the work of stanford psychology professor who was trying to study the psychological effects of becoming a prisoner or a prison guard. >> i don't they i have the quality to be a guard. >> prisoner. >> prisoner i guess. >> reporter: in the experiment. 24 male stanford students were

but google has 25 total registered with the dmv. so expect to see many more of these pod cars rolling out over the next knew months and weeks. coming up in the next half-hour we take a look at the radar technology that powers these cars and we look at the accident data that google is releasing. it's all fascinating stuff. we'll have more for you again in the later part of the broadcast. for now we are live in mountain view. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we want to just tell you about a couple of mothers on the morning team. they are welcoming new additions to the family. >> michelle griego's newborn is posing with dad and her two big sisters. and they are mighty proud. she weighed in at 7 pounds and 12 ounces. and she has quite a head of hair. >> she needs a haircut already! >> all her kids had hair. this kid will have a whole head of hair. >> now we know why she had so much morning sickness, all that hair. >> elizabeth wenger had her first baby this week. say hi to her newborn daughter that's lauren claire. and she is adorable as their firs

katie marzullo has the details. >> not too crowded at the dmv in san francisco on a friday afternoon. >> we've been able to get back to more normal numbers, more normal wait times. >> back in january when undocumented workers were first allowed to get a drivers license under assembly bill 60, the line stretched outside and around the building in san jose. >> the dmv estimated over the next three years we would have 1.4 million applicants apply for a driver's license and we weren't sure whether they would come in on the first day or if that was spread out over three years. >> the initial surge of nearly 400,000 licenses doesn't surprise immigration attorney, sarah sylvia taylor. >> there are so many people driving who are showing their interest in learning the rules of the road and they want to be a part of a saver society. they want to learn. >> she said the law increases public safety. and at least one dmv customer agrees. >> if somebody is driving without a license and an accident happens, don't know who is driving and you don't know where they live. >> another customer says the law

katie marzullo has the details. >> not crowded at the dmv in san francisco on a friday afternoon. >> we've been able to get back to more normal numbers, more normal wait times. >> back in january when undocumented workers were first allowed to get a license under assembly bill 60, the line stretched outside and around the building in san jose. >> the dmv estimated over the next three years we would have 1.4 million plants apply for a driver's license and we weren't sure whether they would come in on the first day or if that was spread out over three years. >> the initial surge ever nearly 400,000 licenses doesn't surprise immigration attorney, sylvia taylor. >> there are so many people driving how are showing their interest in learning the rules of the road and they want to be a part of a saver society. they want to learn. >> she said the law increases public safety. and at least one dmv customer agrees. >> if somebody is driving without a license, you don't know when is driving. >> another customer says the law is fine by her as well, as long as all drivers are held to the same stan

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. >> the new technology is forcing the dmv to rewrite the rules of the road. the dmv is hoping to have first draft of the new rules later this year. >>> still ahead here on the kpix 5 news at noon -- >> dummies taking one for the team. how not to use fireworks this july 4th weekend. >> that even hurts to watch! from the coast to our inland areas it's that all important 4th of july forecast. and we have it all as the news continues right here on kpix 5. life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. >>> while people gear up for the 4th of july, officials want to remind people that fireworks are dangerous. last year alone more than 10,000 people were treated for fireworks injuries. that's according to the u.s. consumer product safety commission. and the department also says people should not try to relight or handle malfunctioning fireworks. parents are advised not to allow children to play with sparklers. our pet expert dr. jill chase is here to talk about fireworks. it

just perfect weather here in the dmv. yesterday's weather continues today and it continues tomorrow but then changes lie ahead this weekend. we'll talk about them in the first alert iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 inttiernaonal agreements an td iseahe lding state sponsor of terrorism. >>> headlines are frightening proclaiming medical identity theft a killer. is it hype or fact? shirley rooker is here to sort out the truth from fiction if you will. always good to see you. if we could, let's deaf yen yate from -- differentiate. >> medical is on a totally different animal because they have become you. they have operations in your name. they establish medical records that are not in fact yours. they get money from it. they file false insurance claims. so when you try to straighten this out or you go to the hospital for a procedure or someone is checking your medical records, they

since then the dmv has issued 397,000 licenses to undocumented immigrants.t's more than half of all new driver's license issued in california. the dmv expects to see about a million more applicants over the next three years under this new law. >>> the future is looking up for all six hospitals within the daughters of charity system. the nonprofit says it has been acquired by blue mountain capital management. the hospital o'conner hospital, st. louis, seton medical center, seton coast side in moss beach and two hospitals in los angeles. as part of the deal blue mountain will maintain the daughters as a nonprofit. but after three years, they'll have the option to turn it into a for profit change. california attorney general cam earthquake la harris still needs to sign off on the deal. it could be months before that happens. >>> shares soared today. google said they're going to spend less on off beat ventures. shares dropped 18%. that put the capitalization at $68 million. making it the second most successful company. note the spike this month, shares rose $93

. >>> a new report from the dmv says nearly 400,000 undocumented workers are now licensed drivers in california. the state just passed a law six months ago allowing them to legally get a license. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: not too crowded on a friday afternoon. >> we've been able to get back to more normal numbers and normal wait times. >> reporter: back in january when undocumented workers were first allowed to get driver's licenses, the line stretched outside and around the building. >> dmv estimated we would have 1.4 million 8060 applicants apply for a driver's license. we weren't sure whether they would come in on the first day or if that was spread out three years. >> this surge of 400,000 licensees doesn't surprise immigration attorney sara sylvia taylor. >> there are so many people on the road driving who are showing their interest in learning the rules of the road. they want to be a part of a safer society. they want to learn. >> the law increases public safety. at least one dmv customer agrees. >> better than somebody driving without a license

in most of the dmv you'll be in good shape on saturday. then on sunday money but warmer with a' -- partly sunny but warmer with a high of 91. in the first alert seven day forecast, mid 90s possible both monday and tuesday, right now a high of 93 on both days. just an isolated storm late on monday. but the more widespread rain and storms possible on both tuesday and wednesday. high temperatures remaining at or above our seasonal average. we should get up to 88 or 89 degrees this time of year. we're going to see 90s as >>> wow. what a change. if you are familiar with the white flint mall on rocksville pike it looks a lot different now. this morning crews are starting the demolition work and they're getting the work done quickly. the property owners as you may know are converting that one- time bustling shopping center into a town center. the mall overhaul is a trend that's happening around the country. you probably seen it as aging enclosed malls are giving way to the more modern open air centers. and they usually feature a mixture of shoppi

>> reporter: in addition to the licenses issued this year, 1.4 million more people have visited the dmv to ask about the special licenses. california is one of ten states plus the district of columbia issuing licenses to illegal immigrants. anita vogel fox news. >> the number of undocumented immigrants has fallen in the past 15 years. a new report links the decrease with the recession. the public policy institute of california says there are about 3500 fewer undocumented residents in sonoma since the year 2000. that is 10% decline. the biggest drop in numbers started back in 2008 when the recession started. researchers use information from the census bureau, arrest, and estimates from the centers for migration studies for this report. >>> donald trump is refusing to apologize for senator john mccain's war record. the presidential candidate commented on mccain's time as a prisoner of war. he said quote he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't capture preponderance i hate to tell you. trump remains unapologetic despite the uproar his comment has caused. >> this t

the dmv launched the operation in february of 2014. investigators scour elections forking regulators such as requests that have the same medical diagnosis and improper use of the disabled plaques have doubled. >> drivers in a city are taking red line running to a new level check out this video from a camera in north carolina drivers one after another run the red light and many cases it is not even close. the city began the red light camera program two weeks ago and say they have had 800 times the camera goes off. each fine is $100. they hope the drivers will she down. >> prowlers hitting in the dark of night. at 5:00 a.m. the warning from police of the dangers people are putting themselves in to beat the heat. >> a clue about a missing malaysian airlines flight. >> the eastern span of the bay bridge on this thursday morning with things moving along ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what the?! with the fastest speeds to the most h

you go to the dmv, somebody's there. you wait two hours on line.ront, you're not going to be like i need this. you're going to be hello, hi, i'm -- yeah! so because you want to get your registration renewed. when you're stopped by the cops you want to get out of it quick. just be nice. >> larry: no chance of somebody shooting you at the -- (laughter) -- dmv. >> here's something i think we should probably address which is the fact that being african-american, you always have to have the wherewithal to be on your ps and qs all the time, not just around the cops but around those who can call the cops. you know, and this lady just had a bad day. you know what i mean? and she didn't carry that mantle for a second and it cocked her. it's heavy. it's a heavy burden. >> larry: i don't like all the blaming on her. >> if she had only not spoken back then this wouldn't have happened. black folks in this country are held to a completely different standard. (cheers and applause) we are. >> you know, we don't have -- (applause). >> larry: the other component of

so coordination would be needed with the dmv to get names and addresses of those who were in violation and citations would be sent to the registered owner of the vehicle. revenue use would be treated like a parking ticket, rather than a moving violation. this would decriminalize the speeding -- for speed cameras only. so if a speeding camera was in place and a violation was sent, that person would pay the ticket just like it is a parking ticket, rather than getting points on a driver's license or having insurance premiums go up and those other types of things. and then also this proposal included the revenue being tied to road or safety programs if there was additional revenue would be directed to safety and street improvements. of course this would need to be a collaborative effort. based on the other jurisdictions that we spoke, typically the city's department of transportation, the police department, the dmv and also the state department of transportation. and in some cases also the -- in california's case, the chp. so a couple of case studies that i wanted to share today that give

. >> it is saturday so dmv offices are closed but anyone who had to come to a dmv in either january or lines some dmv offices even extended their hours in order to accommodate all the people ak who would be able to get a license under w( well, $o"hçywe have the numbers. it turns out during the first 6 ]xfjr months of the proÚójust under 400,000 licenses were issued to undocumented immigrants. that's more than half of the total number of licenses that were given out during d÷at time. governor brown signed ab-60 into law with the purpose of gix!#jthis q=÷undocumented californians an opportunity to get a license and us this drive in the =om9country legally. those licenses $dñare marked differently. they can't be used for federal identification, for example, they won't help you get onto a plane. of course, opponents of this program criticize it saying that it is making it easier for people who live here illegally. but this is the biggest number that stood out to me of all the people who qualify under this new program more than a million people took the written test during the 9 >>> com

how the dmv is tracking down on the misuse of disabled parking placards. >>> a new documentary promising a never before seen look at humpback whales is about to be released. it is called humpback whales 3d. it is presenting the giant mammals in a whole new dimension. i can't wait to see this. the film maker says humpback whales were meant for this type of movie because they fit the screen so well. he says it makes you feel like you are under water with the whales swimming along beside them. >> filming them is the toughest thing because they spend 95% of their time under water where you can't see them, and so we had to be very patient. we had to wait for the whales to come to us. >> what an amazing project. the film maker has directed more than 30 imax movies but says this one is special. he says they spent more than 100 days on the water filming. each one was absolutely worth it. >> can't wait to see that. >>> california's dmv plans on cracking down on fraudulent use of disabled parking placards. if officials say it's part of application blue zone. investigators search applications for p

. >>> the california dmv issued surprising new data concerning new drivers's licenses.he new licenses issued in the state during the first six months of the year have actually gone to illegal immigrants. thanks in part to a new law that took effect this past january. anita vo gull is live with more on the story. >> no doubt the numbers are surprising and will likely outrage some people. more than half of the licenses issued since january, 400,000 of the 759,000 issued were granted to illegal immigrants. about 52%. when the applicants show up in addition to passing all of the written and driving tests, they have to prove their i'd taye with a foreign birth certificate, passport, and they have to show evidence of current residency in the state. the dmv says the numbers prove the new law is successful. >> we knew that the there were people out there driving that had to get to work had to get their kids to school. this was a great opportunity for people not to be scared when they're behind the wheel and to legally have the license, the driver privilege. >> but critics say t

dmv inspection station is working to fix a system glitch. if you had plans to take your car there for an inspection, don't count on it. drivers who have inspired inspection stickers with yesterday or today's date can get a temporary inspection sticker. all late fees waives ss sd today, as well. >>> brand-new laws taking effect in maryland, as well as virginia. let's get back to our home page there. you'll find all of these on the nbc washington app by the way. we'll start off in maryland where the price of gas right now is going to go up. there we go. well, i think it's going to play. there we go. it's going to go up an extra 1.8 cents per gallon. also for drivers, some good news. tolls will go down on the bay bridge and the baltimore tunnels and the icc. moving things over to virginia, it looks like the first one we want to talk about is to end college sex assaults. college police have to tell prosecutors within two day physical they're investigating a sex assault on campus and then also in virginia we're talking about breast feeding. you'r

today the dmv outlined its new program for issuing driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants.he dmv says more than half of new driver's licenses issued in the first six months of this year went to undocumented immigrants. that's nearly 400,000 driver's licenses. the new law is aimed at making the roads safer in the long run. >> i think they probably already were driving before and with 8060 the whole point is to make our roads safer, so we hope by them having to pass a written, behind-the-wheel test they're now safer drivers. >> the dmv has hired more employees and opened temporary offices to handle the increase in applications. they expect the number of undocumented immigrants to get licenses will reach 1.4 million people in the next three years. >>> well he relishes the spotlight and perhaps the controversy. donald trump is in hot water yet again after some comments he made about senator john mccain. over the weekend, trump said mccain was only a hero because he was captured as a p.o.w. those comments have touched off a political firestorm and senator mccain saying today tha

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. >> reporter: you may remember in january and february with the lines at the dmv look -- looked like this. now we know bhip steins governor brown signed a.b. 60 into because whrawr more than 1 million undocumented californians took tear test, and 400,000 got their license. that means more tan half of those licensed this year are here illegally. undocumented imdrants were drive driving anyway. now roads are safer now they know the rule and can get zmurns. but opponents just argued california just made life a whole lot easier for people who sopt be here in the fist place. >>> people in richard monday gathering to celebrate the opening of a new park. and donald trump stirring up more controversy. what he says about fellow republican senator john mccain. and friends and family continue to mourn those who died during a deadly shooting rampage in tennessee. hear what they have to say. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending

that's according to a new report by the dmv which comes after a state law made it possible for people to get those licenses if they can prove their identity and residency. here's the line you need to know. even if they are not here legally. anita, they have to prove residency. they have to prove their identity. what do they show to get a driver's license? >> reporter: that's exactly right harris. they have to prove where they are and where they live. when illegal immigrants show up at the dmv in addition to passing the written and driving test they have to provide documents proving they live in the state of california and show a foreign birth certificate, passport. driving without a license is very stressful. >> even if you know you'll break the law you have to do what you have to do. if you have to go work and make some money you have to do it. >> reporter: these licenses are allowing you to drive illegally but don't use it for federal i.d. you can't board a plane using one of these licenses. >> what are critics saying? >> reporter: critics are outraged. how can a state give out driv

back here at home taking you live outside there is surprise rain sneaking in around the dmv. as we look through the week ahead you're getting a little bit of everything. here's the first check of your forecast. lingering showers? >> one out right there. and when you go just north it's military road going towards rock creek golf course some of the heavier rain coming down right now. it's nearly stationary. chance we'll get some rain tonight 10, 20% chance tops. it's probably going to be for the night. hit 90 degrees. did you feel the humidity. real time temperatures mid 80s. night out forecast, don't count on rain. count on warmth and humidity coming in. the u.s. coast guard is suspending the search for two swimmers that went missing. they went missing around 7:30. both are in their late thirties. the coast guard called off the search just under an hour ago after searching 80 square miles. a man was shot dead and northeast a bullet grazed a woman's head. in recent weeks and every quadrant of the district across the district we see stabbings and shootings, violent crime. in thi

according to the dmv it's because of a new state law that went into effect in january.egally to get a license. so far they have issued 397,000 licenses to illegal immigrants. that's more than half of all new licenses issued in california. the dmv expects to receive about one million dollar applications from illegal immigrants over the next three years. >>> more mosquitoes are infected west nile and are continuing to be found here in the bay area. two traps yesterday were filled with them. on wednesday two traps tested positive for the virus. warning signs have been posted next to a wastewater treatment plant where many people hike. authorities say the virus is present in 31 california counties, a third more than this time craft year. >>> the drought conditions -- it's different. we found it in higher aboundance. >>> dusk and dawn are -- if you are in an area where mozoses are more active you should wear long sleeves and pants. >>> toxic alge -- people are being warned to stay away. hot weather and the drought are contributing to the toxic bloom that's affecting the wate

also where they dirtbike or a tv and a registered at dmv and make it illegal to park those vehicles in public spaces. the d.c. council is introducing the building service employee minimum week act today. the bell wants to increase his access to full-time hours and wages. it would ensure the building service workers of large commercial office is are employed in shifts of no less than 30 hours a week. a full-time job with health benefits. a status hearing is held for today, for his retrial in the murder of chandra levy. he was convicted of killing the washington intern. the judge granted a motion for a new trial to this scheduled to begin in march. they pushed for the new trial because they say a key witness gave false or misleading testimony. developing now, three top prison officials have been fired finally the escape of mexico's most notorious drug trafficker. they must have helped him escape in the next, security prison on saturday. officials say he entire mile long time under his shower. in journal drug enforcement documents show he had been plotting that escape since his recapture

the dmv is only requiring the companies to report accidents to them since september of last year. in that time, there's only been 6 reports. the expert says in time he believes the tests will demonstrate that the real danger is not driverless technology but distracted drivers themselves. >> over time, consumers will become much more at ease with the concept of the car driving itself. >> reporter: in mountain view, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> tonight police in one san francisco police district are targeting a new group of scofflaws. bicyclists behaving badly. new at 6:00 kpix 5's da lin on the crackdown and the immediate blowback. da. >> reporter: yeah, ken. this week, the police captain here started cracking down on law-breaking bicyclists. now the cyclists are fighting back saying you picked on the wrong group of people. police say a lot of neighbors in the panhandle area complain about bicyclists blowing past stop signs and running red lights. in the five minutes at this intersection, not a single bike stopped. >> they are no different than a vehicle and they are considered a moto

right now, there are only two cars on the streets but they have a total of 25 registered. >>> the dmvegulations. >>> all right now, a lock look at the--now a look at the fourth of july forecast. here is a live shot this morning, we are looking at the bay bridge, clouds and fog out there, but you think see that the sun is starting to come through. here is head out the door today, afternoon sunshine around the bay and inland highs remain near seasonal for this time of the year and fireworks, they are best the further inland you are later on tonight. and now a look the some of the highs,--a look at some of highs, mountain view, 83. 80 in union city. and 74 in heyward. ante okay, 89-degrees today. 89 in concord. walnut creek, 88-degrees. in the central bay, berg i will, 67. san francisco, 65. and the north bay, 78-degrees today. so here is your seven day forecast, we are going to see this cooling transgender into sunday and the first half of the--trend into sunday and the first half at week. the clouds roll in tuesday through thursday before the sun returns by the end of the week. so the

but thanks to a new state law, companies must now use this form to report all accidents to the dmv.took it one step further and now publishes monthly crash reports online. in six years and more than a million miles in autonomous mode google has been involved in 15 accidents none of them the fault of the computer. in each instance the passenger was there to exchange information. >> whoever is in command and control of the vehicle that's the driver. so at this point in time they are still technically a driver in the vehicles so that's who we would list in a collision. >> reporter: but what if it crashes and there's no human inside at all? bmw shows it's a car that can park itself and comes to you when you call it. who is to blame in a wreck in the empty car, the operator, the manufacturer? there's no good answer right now? >> no one really has a precise answer. this is --as we go along, we're starting to figure out what needs to take place. >> reporter: the dmv tells us, they are working on it. this is the garage at google x. this is the company's secret research division located at t

the dmv is still working out the regulations now.s have to be worked out before they let a car drive by itself in the public. there is no timeline for that. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> hopefully they are up watching this because a couple of moms on our morning team are welcoming new additions to their families this week. we want to introduce them to you. let's say hello to michelle griego's family a newborn daughter sierra lola. seize posing with dad and two big sisters. she weighed in at 7 pounds and 12 ounces. and has a big head of hair. >> absolutely! >> elizabeth wenger delivered her first baby this week. lauren claire is beautiful. liz and brad's first child and they are thrilled. i understand both moms are doing great. they gave birth one day apart. and i think they are on the same floor of the hospital, too. [ laughter ] >> so go figure. we are going to try to talk to them later today. >> lauren weighs 8 pounds 4 ounces. she was born at 6:07 p.m. >> liz was about a week overdue. >> four or five days, yeah. >> something like that ask

. >> reporter: no tornadoes, but likely the straight line winds, a similar scene across the dmv on second and d street northwest trees fell on several trees. more treats down in wisconsin avenue, as for the shell station, the pumps are shut off, but the shop is still open. wusa9. >> utility crews are working to restore power to thousands of customers as we mentioned, knocked off the grid. well, delia goncalves picked up the coverage of that part of the story. >> reporter: the massive summer storm knocked out power to hundreds of dc residents here on alabama avenue in congress heights, crews arworking fast to get things back to normal. >> what do the storms sound like last night? >> an explosion. >> these little ones heard it and so did grandpa. but this woman? >> i can't believe you swept through it. >> i can't believe i did either. >> reporter: still a rude awakening. and with no power or tv, the best way to pass the time at home is on the stoop sitting and watching. they cross the city from alabama and southeast to the northwest, working to fix lines and restore power to homes and traff

craig >> reporter: the dmv offices are closed but anyone who had to come to a dmv in either january orrder to accommodate all the people who would be able to get a license under ab60. now we have the numbers. it turns out during the first six months of this program, just under 400,000 licenses were issued to undocumented californians. that's more than half of the total number of licenses that were given out during that time. governor brown signed ab60 into law with the purpose of giving those undocumented californians an opportunity to get a license and drive in the country legally. those licenses are marked differently. they can't be used for federal identification. for example, they won't help you get on to a plane. of course opponents of this program criticize it saying it's simply making it easier for people to live here illegally. but this is the biggest number that stood out to me. of all the people who qualify under this new program, more than a million people took the written test during the last six months. reporting in daly city, kron 4 news. >>> in national news, a heated ex

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service recommends enjoying dc's indoor museums and of course also the pools and libraries throughout the dmvhelp keep you stay cool. >>> if you think today is hot, wait until tomorrow! >> what's it going to feel like? let's go to first alert meteorologist howard bernstein. >> we've got some of those heat index values 105, maybe 107, 108. that's why the heat advisory for tomorrow. this morning's clouds and showers kept temperatures from getting too hot today. right now, college park at 92. it's only 87 in washington. so far, the high has been 88 degrees. we could be 5 to 10 degrees warmer. here are the heat advisories tomorrow. toward the shenandoah valley, not as hot. with our heat index pushing 105, maybe 107, just about everybody with a heat advisory tomorrow. so what you want to do is get your work done, your exercise, get it done early in the day. isolated showers and storms to our west and northwest. nothing imminent here. harrisburg toward york and hagerstown, showers dying. relatively quiet evening. back with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> thanks, howard. >>> a wave of violence in

multas son muy caras y mucha gente no tiene, por eso no van a corte ni pagan cuando hacen eso o el dmvene su nueva licencia puede esperar una suspensiÓn si cumplen con las reglas de la corte. leÓn: hay algÚn tipo de alivio o de ayuda para las personas que tienen licencia suspendida pero quiere recuperarla? mary: en octubre habrÁ un programa de amnistÍa la gente que tiene deuda vieja puede ir a la corte para obtener un descuento de 50/80% de la deuda pueden obtener un pilar de pagos y aplicar por su licencia, ademÁs de eso hay un grupo promoviendo una nueva ley el sb405 que proveerÍa aÚn mÁs opciones para la gente que quiere su licencia de regreso pero si la gente tiene cualquier pregunta nos pueden llamar al centro legal comunitario del este de la bahÍa al 510548564. leÓn: le damos las gracias del centro legal comunitario. buenas tardes. ♪♪ llegÓ el momento de conocer la duda del dÍa nos la mandan abraham dice, tengo un diu todavÍa puedo arreglar mis papeles diana del programa de caridades catÓlicas aclara la duda. diana: todo depende del tipo de alivio migratorio al que estÉs aplicand

. >> speaking of bryce, he represented the dmv in the all- star game last night, many more to come in his future, of course. he told reporters you can forget about him participating in the home run derby until the all-star game comes to d.c. in 2018, but he's become one of the faces of major league baseball, of course. they'll be pushing harper and other young stars during last night's baseball game. espn did this profile piece on harper along with marvel comics from boy to young man to star. the profile has a marvel comics theme and part of it is animated, the superhero harper in it talking about his journey to the bigs. >> i started playing with my brother's t ball team actually. my dad would go over to the other coach, hey, i got a 3- year-old. don't get me wrong. he's a little bit bigger than most. the coaches are that's pretty young. these kids are 6 and 7. he's like no. he'll be fine. he'll be okay. got out there at 3 and started playing t ball. >> harper and the that it is back on wusa9 friday night as the nats start the second half of the season facing the l.a. dodger, coverag

we're not going to break any record but we still have the heat advisory in effect for much of the dmv starting from now till 8:00 p.m. this is going to be the hottest time of the day. 93 degrees. we're already in the feels like temperature of 100 degrees. you want to limit outdoor activities and stay hydrated. use the air conditioning. if you do have to be outside, find shade and take rest as much as you can. don't let your pets stay outside. let them inside, stay in the air conditioning with lots of water as well. winds -- there is a nice breeze at 7 miles per hour. temperatures are heating up across the region. 90 for manassas. 88 for leesburg. 92 as you head to baltimore. the feels like temperature will be in the triple digits for a lot of us, approaching 105 up to 109 degrees for this afternoon. it is going to be unbearable. we'll see a few stray showers but not enough to help cool you off. we have changes in the forecast. this heat is not going to stick around all week. in fact, i think you'll like the rest of your seven-day forecast and that's coming up in a little bit. andrea?

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