the dmv has the power to make that decision. a former cop and army veteran applied for a personalized license plate. it got approved, then was later rejected. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd found out what he wanted on that plate and why he plans to fight the >> sorry. it's emotional police officers, we love -- love you. we don't know you, but we love you. >> reporter: former police officer and u.s. army medic scott parker gets emotional when he talks about the department of motor vehicles' decision to reject his application for a license plate that says blue thin line. >> the blue thin line is we support one another as police officers. it means we mourn other dead police officers and their families. that was my acceptance letter. >> reporter: parkhurst showing us his license plate acceptance letter and then his rejection letter. >> the state of california, he you can't do that. you can't tell a police officer that blue thin line is offensive, aggressive, and threatening. that's not fair. >> reporter: this is the car parkhurst wants

in napa a former police officer and army veteran is challenging the dmv. scott parkhurst says he applied for a license plate but it got rejected. he wanted his personalized license plate to say bluthinl. plates already were approved twice that focused on law enforcement. this time rejected. >> the state of california, you can't do that. you can't tell a police officer that blue thin line is offensive, aggressive and threatening. that's not fair. >> parkhurst believes this violates his freedom of speech. he plans to fight the dmv decision. >>> happening today in the east bay piedmont is taking several unprecedented steps in the name of racial awareness. it will fly black lives matter flags over city hall in place of the city flag part of a larger resolution promoting inclusion and equality. the city, which is mostly white, also apologized for any discriminatory or exclusionary aspects of its history and pledged to stand up to bigotry and kin tolerance. the black lives matter flag will fly through the end of the month. >>> a new health warning in place for p

>>we're back at 4.25 the dmv is closing offices across california, the closing of early i should say for the next several days. it's an effort to conserve energy and protect customers from employees are and employees from the hot temperatures during the heat wave. officers will close for the day at 03:00pm for the next 2 days. customers will be accepted until 2.30 but if wait times are long there's a chance you want the scenes he just got to keep that in mind if you have a pre scheduled appointment on the day the officers are closing early the dmv will contact you to reschedule. in the east bay there will be 3 officers available today to get you out of the heat. the employment and human services department in contra costa county is opening their offices in antioch pleasant hill and richmond. they basically service cooling centers, they'll be open this afternoon from one until 05:00pm water will be provided face masks and social distancing are required to make sure you bring that mask and we've got more information if you'd like on our website at kron 4 dot coms. a break for 26. still

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you are encouraged to visit the dmv website. >>> the time is 4:52. check the weather and get you moving on this tuesday morning. steve paulson has the information you need to get moving. >>> it is tough to be moving in this weather, but if you need to get moving, go early. it will be warmer today. cloud cover helped yesterday. the humidity factor is high and there is less cloud cover today, unless you are northward . there is some cloud cover to the south but it is peeling off and over toward the valley. excessive heat warnings in london until tomorrow. a heat advisory for the bay. there are signs that it will be cooler by as much as five degrees or so. it will be a tough forecast for many today. we are starting warm. napa at almost 70 and mid 60s for just about everybody. and there are some 50s at bodega bay. for the firefighters, there will not be a strong wind, but there will be a northerly component through much of napa county. in santa rosa, thunderstorm activity was 91. 103 conquered. 106 in gilroy. there is not a delta wind that may pick up to

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the dmv says it will cut its going to contact you to reschedule. >>the march complex fire in alameda county continues to burn this morning and live >>and we are back waiting for the ringing of the opening bell this morning as we're taking a live look here from the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. but we'll have to wait and see so far futures trading this morning has been somewhat positive so we'll keep an eye on the numbers. >>we'll see where they all go. wake up to that every my for that sounds i much prefer the weather. >>but not if i have to hear the bad news more heat. >>just a wake-up to be telling you the forecast came out a way to get anybody yet because more heat is in the forecast. some definite temperatures that are not going to be comfortable again today, excessive heat warnings remain in effect across the bay area as daytime highs climb now this morning, san francisco as well as the rest of the bay is actually nice and cool we're starting off the morning in the 60's and 70's cat out there enjoy it now that the sun is coming up a

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. >>> a dmv blunder getting attention online. take a look at that driver's license of a tennessee woman that received this. you don't see the woman. just an empty chair. jane dodd said she thought it was funny to lighten the mood in the pandemic. the tennessee dmv said the wrong image captured and saved to the profile. >> better than some driver's license pictures i have had. >>> next, how the state is sifrting through the backlog of hundreds of covid-19 tests trying to get the results out faster. >>> history was made when a bay area native was picked for the vice president spot. we will have local reaction coming up. >>> and we have a spectacular sight for you this morning. out at sea. more video of the rare moment, 300 dolphins there swimming together off the coast of southern california. businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not

. >>> in napa a former police officer who is also an army veteran is challenging the dmv.urst says he applied for a license plate which was rejected. he wanted it to say blthinl, short for blue thin line. he says the dmv approved plates twice before focused on law enforcement but for some reason this was rejected. >> the state of california, you can't do that. you can't tell another police officer that blue thin line is offensive, aggressive, and threatening. that's not fair. >> parkhurst believes that his rejection violates his freedom of speech. >>> happening today in the east bay piedmont is taking several unprecedented steps in the name of racial awareness. they're flying the black lives matter flag in place of their city flag as part of a larger resolution rejecting racism and promoting inclusion and equality. the city, which is mostly white, also apologized for any discriminatory or exclusionary aspects of its history and pledged to stand up to bigotry and intolerance. black lives matter flag will fly through the end of the month. >>> to decision 2020 now and all new

. >>> you think you've had a bad day at the dmv? this trip took a massive turn. this tree fell on two in the f location. one person was inside the car at the time. we have no word on their condition. >> san francisco will remain on the state's coronavirus watch úthat's the latest the california health department. the county is now over the one hundred case per one hundred thousand threshold. to get off the watch list counties must also have more than 20% icu beds available. san francisco has about 17%. california added nearly six thousand new cases. thereof was also a 1.4% increase in the number of deaths with 163 reported within the last day. >> a new study suggests the children are silent spreaders of the coronavirus, especially those who are asymtomatic. they found of 192 children, 49 tested positive. they had significantly higher levels of the virus in their airways compared to hospitalized adults in the icu. the latest evidence suggesting kids may play a larger role in community spread than thought. >>> more breaking news coverage of the wildfires at 5 potee

it is true, dmv is scaled back but start an application online and then walk into any dmv to complete the process. so now let us help you. no question is too small. contact us any time. we respond to every day, every email, every social media post. >>> 6:56 right now. welcome back. here is a quick look at the top stories we're covering for you. get that sun screen ready, the triple-digit temperatures are on the way to the bay area. right now cal fire is on high alert. also south bay firefighters say they're reviewing some response plans for any dry lightning expected. in the meantime, the pandemic playing a role in the fire threat so far this season. special preparations are in order tor firefighters to social distance while they're on the job. >>> well a new distinction for california amid the pandemic. we're the first state to top 600,000 cases of covid-19. that is more than florida and texas. state wide the death toll now stands at nearly 11,000. >>> happening tonight, hundreds of laid off oracle park workers will protest as the giants host the a's. concession workers laid off by t

state of california are decades- old, it is not just at the department of public health, it is at the dmv, it is also at edd where people are having problems getting hold of unemployment money right now because the computer systems are simply overwhelmed and overloaded with the amount of data that they have to process right now. live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a live look in san jose tonight, the santa clara county eviction moratorium expires at the end of the month, and the board of supervisors will discuss another extension tomorrow. the measure blocks evictions and gives tenants up to 12 months to pay back rent. it prevents property owners from tacking on late fees and provides protections for tenants like restaurants. >> i am taking care of my two grandkids and my daughters that live with me. we would be out on the street, and i don't want that for my family. >> i still have to pay the mortgage, i still have to pay water and garbage. if i don't pay those, they are going to get shut off. >> if approved, the eviction moratorium would be extended through september 30th,

backlog and the i.t.s issues that plagued state agencies in the unemployment department as well as the dmvas things can get backed up. we are talking about decades of mis-investment and not pushing forward with computer systems that are not up-to-date to the current 2020 standard to do the kind of processing that we all expect that we can get on the internet instantaneously with computer systems not up to that level and kind of across the board. he is looking to invest in that across the board and across all agencies. >> hardware and software out of date. >>> we first brought you the governors update to live on cbsn bay area, stay up to date 24/7 by streaming us on kpix.com. other digital platforms as well. >> students in oakland went back to school virtually of course. school building sat empty as teachers and students logged on from home. the principal at one school popped in to see how everything was going. >> the start of the year is always an exciting time even when it's crazy and different like this. >> the principal says there are several teachers who have opted to teach their zoom

they to to the dmv.e to get special "star trek" kind of licenses are really kind of special. you wait in line, you can't get, get a hologram or some beaming up thing. we're waiting in line. what is the difference? we're all asking the same question, waiting in line at the dmv or just going to your local polling place you know? we don't understand it. i don't know that it is legal, neil. i really don't. neil: i'm just wondering too, it was born of the whole virus thing, a lot of people are leery to show up in person, get an absentee ballot. i think the flood allows more problems than it solves. and, it is going to complicate things, when you like the president or not. whether you like joe biden or not, it is going to make a mess of stuff. >> really is. i know the governor said, oh, we got a lot of choices. you know what is really weird? you know the bromance that president trump and phil murphy are having, are you i aware of that? oh -- neil: no. he is not too happy with this latest action but you're righ

representatives from government social service agencies like fema, department of insurance, red cross, and dmvng guide people who may still be in a state of shock. people like richard, who lost everything. >> god must be very angry. he wants to seem to take everything away from everybody. i almost committed suicide. >> richer, met victoria, and she helped him get through his suicidal thoughts. the two are homeless now together, and have no idea what to do. it's something lisa, remembers all too well. >> it's -- i'm getting goosebumps right now. it all comes back to you. running out that night now it felt, knowing when you go back there is nothing left. >> lisa, escaped with only her life from the tubs higher income in 2017. she was handing out free notebooks, folders, pens to help people keep track of all the information coming at them. it took the experience of a fire survivor to realize the importance of that. >> none of us want to go through it again. none of us want anybody to join our club. this is an exclusive club that we'd like to keep exclusive. we don't want any mo members. >> it's e

caroline: if only the dmv would open, then maybe i could. ed, does it feel wobbly at the moment? there is a great story on the verge about robinhood trade happening worldwide. what does this feel like necessary given the sheer liquidity in the market? storybinhood is an easy to focus on, and for good reason. we have a composite of about 30 indicators and it is actually in the neutral zone. there is pessimism out there and i think a lot of it has to do with the perceived disconnect. when you throw in secondary ipos, they top of are at a record high over the last three months. that is a lot of supply to come on the market. caroline: all eyes on capitol hill for that fiscal stimulus bill to come. want to thank ed clissold. "what'd you miss?" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am caroline hyde. romaine: we have been waiting on uber earnings. the headline number, q2 growth coming in at $10.2 billion. as far as their actual adjusted ebit. loss, relatively in-line. their mobility booking did fall 75% year-over-year, to $305 billion

. >>> the dmv says they're going to be closing their facilities earlier than scheduled both tomorrow and wednesday so they can conserve energy. offices statewide will close at 3:00 p.m. both days. those with appointments will be rescheduled for later days. people without appointments will be admitted until about 2:30. >>> as ktvu tells us some people are still without power this heatwave and they're putting the blame on aging equipment. >> reporter: after libbing with coolers and lanterns the dapotoo family startedjumming jumping down when the power came back on. >> it's been so, so hard. it's been so difficult at nighttime. >> reporter: he lives here with these homes are without power friday evening. >> we tried to sleep in the back yard and we had our thunderstorm that didn't help anything at all. so it was sweat and grin and bear. the >> reporter: with the generator he was lucky. >> that's what causes all the frustrations. they're not honest with us at all. >> it took them more than three days to say what's going on. >> reporter: monica's van became a cooling station. >> i have no

when you register at the dmv, you change your address, you may need to include your photo i.d., the signatureple. it's automatic in there. is a cure period after the election. you can check online to make your your ballot is received. check the website. there a period you can make sure you sign your ballot. it's very easy, very secure. it row deuces voter fraud and a darier to participation. >> thank you. i hope your family is doing well. stay safe. thank you. >> thank you, don. >> could baseball shutdown? that is horde reportedly what baseball's commissioner is saying could happen. bob costas is here next. ♪ new fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. sstop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100

. >>> dmv statewide will close down early and an effort to conserve energy.re closing at 3 pm today and tomorrow if you have an appointment between 2 pm and closing, it will be rescheduled for a later date. people who don't have appointments will be admitted until about 2:30 pm. customers are encouraged to visit the dmv website. >>> coming up, let's get back to one last check of the roadways. busy early this morning but now how are we looking? >> looking better. things are improving quite a bit. i am happy to say that the backup we had at the busiest commute in the bay area has improved. the bay bridge. it is light now so if you're willing to drive across the bridge, looks good for you. oakland commute into downtown and been that looks nice as you drive on 880 and interstate 580. and in samsa, this, it was crowded but now it's better on northbound 101. >>> little more son today with some errors that were held back by cloud cover you say. it will still be hot and humid and really hot for some inland. it may be cooler on the coast and of the bay. still seeing h

the dmv.e're located. it's going to take some time, friends want or mt the thay atevss and be united in the go-forward identity. >> jason, i don't envy the number of things on your plate right now. but again, we do congratulate you and really appreciate you joining us. thanks so much. >> it's my pleasure. thank you so much. >>> if you're heading out the door, don't forget to record "cbs this morning saturday." crushing barriers. people of color have long been underrepresented in the wine industry. now two wine provieshlgs are opening up -- professionals are opening up about creating a career path for others. >>> plus, it's a green new deal for those homeowners. see how one neighbor is helping out and expectingne>>> enf the s of the indy scene is back after a near-decade hiatus. bright eyes will perform in our "saturday session." >>> first up, souvenirs from 'le being treated like works of hart, going up for -- art, going up for auction for an out-of-this world price. real progress? when you're

and they have to get chuck rbc feel free to know that dmv has been closed in march it is a menu. but that's a problem, that will affect because of harvesters. and so many americans go to college in september so they use international workers pretty soon expands into october depending on of our people go. i'm not heard with the latest of the international work is . think they're not able to get into the country this year. it had already become more and more difficult read you cannot just leave the wheat in the field. so harvesters are on their way to at that point for us. danny: i wonder, with it being such a central part of the life. that will be different i imagine unless services are gathering. marie: i was wondering about that freedom sure they will continue to go to church although i don't know ms. wendy virtual church. if they watch live stream over a computer and a trailer. our state do some version of house church. in the trailer the sort of personal bible study. i don't know. i don't know what the world will be like fort social gatherings . thing is already bearing a litt

. >>> dmv statewide are going to be closing down early in an effort to conserve energy. offices will close at 3:00 today and tomorrow. if you have an appointment between 2:00 in closing, it wi bscduled for later dates. people who don't have appointments will be admitted until 2:30. customers are being encouraged to visit the website. >>> no doubt we are still in a heat wave. we will be in the it today. steve, you are looking ahead. at least a little bit of a break. >>> i never look back. something might be gaining on you. i always look forward. it does look like some relief tomorrow. not today. there will be more sun and temperatures will bump backup. santa rosa, concord, do to the cloud cover. cloud cover to the south is falling apart. the bulk is northward. it's going to be a tough day for the firefighters. hennessy road south, 1400 feet, 78. it is very warm air aloft. 106 for the high. there's a northerly breeze but it is not that strong. temperatures in the town are in the 60s. some 50s. bodega bay. 61 in the city. mid-70s toward that would, livermore. 56, ocean aven

when you register at the dmv the first time or if you change your address, you might need to includephoto i.d. that very first time and a signature sample. but then it's automatic. they make sure the signature validates. if there is any problem, there's a cure period after the election. you can check right online to make sure your ballot's received. we always do that. the ballots go in. couple days later, check the website. oh, it counted. so it's very easy, it's very secure. it reduces voter fraud. and it reduces a barrier to participation. >> governor, thank you. i see that you are doing well. i hope your family's doing well, also. stay safe. thank you. >> thank you, don. >> thank you. could baseball shut down? that's, reportedly, what major league baseball's commissioner is warning players. it could happen. bob costas is here with me next. powerful sunscreen? yes. neutrogena® ultra sheer. superior protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer. neutrogena®. it's the one. the best for your skin. when i

the dmv, it impacts our courts. it impacts your day-to-day engagement with the state of california we started last year when we first got into office to address the issue created a office of digital innovation. we began to assess her capacity in personnel. the purpose is to get under the hood and focus on these issues. it's not an indictment. i want to be fair and respectful. they predate many administrations. it is up in an area of deep focus. large-scale it procurement in the state. i would argue and you saw this a few years back, that scale as it relates to health care even nationwide. we have been bringing in advisors and experts and also people more familiar with public sector processes and protocols to try to fix this. we have been working overtime. dr. galli last tuesday when he first presented the concerns around data and accuracy lated in the state of california and our system that we inherited that relates to our data collection. he lamented about some of the problems we've had over the course of roughly 1

you know your dmv picture will always be the worst picture you ever take. it's a photo fail.hoto accidentally taken and then saved into her file, so her post showing off her new look going viral in 2020 shared 20,000 times on facebook and, jade, you win the award. it'll always be your honor to have the epic fail dmv picture of the decades, guys. >> i think a lot of us would take the empty chair over the one we actually have at the end of the day. >> i kind of look like a criminal mug shot in mine. oddly my hair is slicked back. >> i asked for a do-over and they gave me one. >> what? no way. >> you can ask. it doesn't hurt to ask. >> can you bring your own lighting? i mean just asking for a friend. >>> all right. sam is coming back, by the way, in our next half hour. we always like more sam for "binge this" so, sam, stick around. we cannot wait for you. >>> in the meantime, we'll turn to our "gma" exclusive with multiplatinum singer/songwriter amy grant speaking out for the first time since the heart surgery that saved her life. the pop and christian music star told robin abou

the qualifications include having a clean dmv record, a friendly attitude, be a problem solver.ilities, you will you install and provide support for internet connection and products to sonic subscribers. >> thank you, jobina. >>> coming up new at 6:00, a traffic cop in brazil getting a lot of attention from drivers and peddestrians with the smoot mves. mo dances while directing traffic in rio and he's had to modify his interaction with the public during the pandemic. so he no longer shakes hands with people or uses sharpis whentl. he h w a masks just moving it and people are -- whoa. huh-uh. >> you know we all have someone like this though outside the station. you know who i'm talking about. >> oh, yes. >> the woman at our construction site. >> that's right. > she hasn't been here in a little bit. >> she hasn't? i miss her. >> but she would perk up that intersection. >> right, she was so nice. >> i want to say something else about her. she knows all of our names. and she will gas you up. like when i was leaving the station after i'm done, it is noon, i'm exhausted, i'm coming ou

that substantial that we need to engage our fans deeply, our players, staff, sponsors, leaders in the dmvrea because it needs to represent the area, in which we live and operate. so it's going to be a longer process. and hopefully, by the end, even if folks don't land on the -- we don't land on the name that everybody wanted, we're going to -- everybody's going to be able to see their fingerprints on the process. and there's going to be a shared sense of unity and identity on the other side. >> you know people were saying washington football team, what the what? right? you know that. jason, thank you. i really -- listen. best of luck to you. i really mean that. please, come back. keep us updated. good luck. thanks. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations to you. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> president trump claiming that the democratic convention was the darkest and angriest in american history. the same president, who spoke about american carnage at his inauguration. what should we expect at his convention? what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a g

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the dmv says they will contact you to reschedule. >>distance learning is now underway for students in san francisco kron 4 spoke to one family they have a first grader in say so far so good. success on day one anyway, but officials with the teachers union say there are technical problem still for other families and for teachers. >>i would say the biggest known challenges are concerns about making sure that every student has a device every student has internet access. >>the school district says that students are going to continue to get the laptops and the wi fi hotspots from them over the next few weeks. so far nearly 10,000 students have already picked up theirs. new this morning president trump announcing he's going to pardon susan b anthony. she was arrested for voting in a teen's time was at that and that only men were allowed to vote she is best known for her role in the movement to secure voting rights for women and also a strong anti slavery and voting rights pioneer trump's pardon comes 100 years after the ratification of the

we do the dmv, the licensing, we are offering full maintenance. we are taking care of all the rest. the other thing is, it will be also very interesting as a subscription model for investors because it provides long-term revenue as well. liz: tell me, dan, who this is for. who are you aiming for? you are providing the money with your spac. you've got to tell me why you have such hopes for the canoo. >> sure. thank you, liz. so we are really excited about canoo, one because it fits our investment strategy of sustainable industrial technology and infrastructure. two, we've got a world class management team here led by ulrich who have delivered on every single milestone they have set out to deliver, and especially this proprietary skateboard platform, which will form the basis of our b to c strategy which is the lifestyle vehicle that he was sitting in, and the b to b strategy, our final mile delivery van. it greatly magnifies our total addressable market. toes are all t those are all the reasons we are excited about bringing it public later this yea

>>the dmv is closing offices early all across california for the next several days to try to conserve energy. and to protect customers and employees from staying out in the heat wave, you know if you have to wait in line that's not good officers are. >>are going to be closed. for the next today's they're going to close at 03:00pm. so they say they're going to accept you going out there and write until 2.30 but if there is a really long line there's a chance that even then you won't be seen if you have a pre scheduled appointment during the time now when they're going to be closed. they will contact you to reschedule san francisco police are offering a $100,000 reward to find whrever is responsible for shooting and killing a 6 year-old boy. jason young was killed and the bayview on the 4th of july. and this is from a vigil that was held days after the shooting. another man was also injured in that shooting after more than a month police still don't have a description of a suspect they are hoping that this reward will encourage somebody to come forward with information. >>well a legal b

how was your local dmv working out for you? what about your local board of elections? oh, and how is that obama thing working out considering many of americans lost their doctors and lost their plans? on average, we are all up paying about 200% more. i don't trust the government in any liberal state or city and the bureaucracy to get this right. they can't even keep a law and order. they have done quite a job of educating our kids. during new york's mail-in primary, the election was an absolute train wreck. thousands of missing ballots. the final tally, still not totally cleared, even now. more than 222,000 mail ballots were undelivered. virginia, more than 500,000 voters were mailed absentee applications with incorrect information. in new jersey, ballots were just laying unsecured in the hallways of presidential buildings. also, new jersey inspector found hundreds of ballots in one mailbox. by the way, what was an apparent scheme. is this how you want your presidential election decided and 78 days? of course not. it's the united states postal service. donald trump, if

what controlled ribbon running the dmv? none. what control does the ordinary british i have over the british national health service? none. so the people here all of it ever will. the people not running anything. elizabeth warren is. right away we realize socialism offers something to the socialist class that is proposing it. it's not just the pharmaceutical companies but there's a third player, the politicians who have great deal of power to gain and power that is alternately convertible into money. that's a very important component of socialists in america get very rich. people are able to parlay their positions ultimately into vast amounts of cash, it's happened to the bidens, the clintons, obama's, al gore. how do people go from zero to $100 million on the government salary? they do it by cashing in on the public positions. that's the first point i want to make is that the people are not in charge in fact. the real question is who is going to an healthcare? failed coup industry including the insurance industry, or the politic

essentially ripping its way up the i-95 corridor heading up through new jersey later today, through the dmv where they are expected to get three or four inches of rain in washington, d.c., and then they got the new york city where they're bringing out some of the protections that haven't been used there since superstorm sandy. for now, where we stand in southeast virginia, we're done with the rain. just a little bit of a wind event here left it seems. >> a wind event left. garrett, thank you so much as we brace for that storm to be coming up the east coast. coming up here next, negotiations on a new coronavirus package are set to resume later today after hours of talks yesterday led to very little progress. i'll be asking two restauranteurs what needs to be done to protect thousands of independent restaurants on the verge of closing forever. up next, it's primary day in michigan. and the first test of the state's expanded mail-in voting system. we're going to fact-check president trump's claims on widespread voter fraud and his threat to sue the state of nevada. ♪ book two separate qualifyi

chp says that the tree collapsed on to several cars that were parked in the dmv has san francisco fell street office the hate area. it's in the parking lot of people were trapped in the cars 3 cars damaged, but fortunately nobody was hurt. >>processed on time that is the promise from postmaster general. louis dejoy about mail in ballots testifying before a senate committee today joy said the u.s. postal service will prioritize election mail. so that it arrives as quickly as possible. that is a change from his earlier plan to remove high speed sorting machines and collection boxes and no longer prioritize election mail. >>we will deploy processes and procedures that advance any election mail in some cases ahead of first class now. >>if people vote within 7 days of they highly counter you highly confident that those ballots would that be received. >>extremely highly conscious. so self us to many many also under the microscope of a meeting between the president and the joy after to joy's appointment to lead the u.s. p s in may he is a big donor to the president by the way. the joy insist

what controls your i haven't running the dmv. none . or controlled is the ordinary british guy have over the british national park service present pretty so people here it's a little bit of a road pretty you're going to be running anything . elisabeth warren is . so right away we realize the socialism offer some things to the socialist class this opposing it. it is not just the pharmaceutical companies of the people of the third player the politicians themselves have a great deal of power. to gain. how are the does ultimately converted into monday. this very important component pre- socialist in america very rich. and people are able to parlay the position ultimately into the cash from seven to the bite the obama's . out for great these people go from $0,200,000,000 in the government center. they cash in the public position pretty so that is the first point that people are not in charge. in fact the real question is this would run healthcare. putting the insurance industry pretty on the political class and that makes it a little bit mor

this isn't some run of the mill bureaucratic headache you get at the dmv.who lost their jobs in this pandemic and are desperate for money. for rent, medicine and food. and now comes another major failure. also with very serious coneloquences. a computer glitch held up processing 300,000 health records, most of them covid-19 test results. meaning the number of cases has been under reported. this is crucial information that county officials depend on to make life and death decisions, literally, about the only going response to the pandemic. how could this possibly happen in a state with silicon valley, the world's leading tech center? what really matters in any crisis, especially one this crippling, is that our government gets it right. these are two huge failures by state government at a time when we need it the most. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc7. >> all right. that is a wrap for this edition of abc7 news. for news any time you can always get it on abc7news.com and the abc7 n

what control do you or i have in running the dmv? nonverbal control does the ordinary british guy have over the british national health service? none. the people here it's a little bit of a ruse on the people will not be running anything good elizabeth warren is so right away realize that socialism offers something to the socialist class that is proposing it and it is not just the pharmaceutical companies or the third player in the politicians who they themselves have a great deal of power to gain and power that is ultimately convertible into money and that is very important important component socialism in america gets very rich and if people are able to parlay their position ultimately into vast amounts of cash and this is happened to the bidens and the clintons and the obama's, al gore so how these people go from zero to a hundred million dollars in the government salary, they do it ultimately by cashing in on their public position. that is the first point i want to make is that the people are not in charge in fact. the real quest

the dmv is asking that you do reschedule it. stay connected on weather alerts for your neighborhood from your fingertips at kron 4 dot com. there you can find interactive radars and the very latest weather headlines. today was the first day of the new school year for the kiddos in the san francisco unified school district offers a secret you spoke with the parent of a first graders as you know so far online learning is going well. >>a 6 year-old deanna stand kayla's is doing her class work on the first day of distance learning the new school year for students of the san francisco unified school district i was a little nervous, but it went off pretty good the anna's mother dorothy clark says day one was an overall success is going well it started off a little but the she had to get used to to do in the online learning again. but. >>you know after half an hour. she was fine and and she was having fun seeing all her. >>trending so we have a challenge in my house teresa arriaga says her son had a slightly different experience and a

reported the update to confirm that the record is accurate and that is just the transactions to the dmva great chunk of our current electorate of recently updated or confirmed the accuracy of their information and we talk about the ballots tool earlier we have another tool online for voters to verify the registration status that is also a core element to our voters outreach campaign between now and election day campaign and they can go online and verify their registration so that before county elections get those mail and belt out we send them to the current address and in the interest of time i will acknowledge prior in the conversation and mentioned some of the very safeguards to confirm the integrity of those vote by mail ballots when they come in for verification. >> thank you. ms. wise, could you address from washington make sure that there is security in these mail in balance. >> washington state is signature verification for each of our voters and i can attest myself i've been challenged twice for my signature changing over the years and so if signature start to change we are pro

when you register, we can register dmv, your post office, you also have to show a form of identification it can be bills to your address, it can be a driver's license, it can be a passport, so we have that check on the process as well >> and so governor, want your opinion here do we need or should we have national standards for the sort of auditing of by-mail processes so voters understand and can be confident that here is the standard everywhere for being sure that this process eliminates as much fraud as possible, is secure, you know, you have ballots scanned, you have this elevation process like colorado has, et cetera. >>le wit billion, we have the ff law behind our integrity of elections. it's a felony offense to cast an illegal vote if somebody is trying to vote for somebody who is dead as they used to do at chicago at precinct polling places, if somebody does that spree i don't mail, it is a crime and would be prosecuted. turns out there's next to no fraud in these elections and we break down the mail-in balance lots to reduce what little fraud there was, preserve the integrity of

the car month by month it includes pretty much everything so it's insurance, it's maintenance, it's dmvomes into one package and i guess this is the new way how to shop vehicles >> uli, you've been in the auto industry for years many of your former colleagues say this is not going to end well when it comes to all of these ev companies going public through spacs. one said this is going to end poorly for a lot of investors. how do you convince investors your ipo is the one that's going to survive >> in our case, we are different. we have already vehicles on the road as you might know, we started at the beginning of 2018 and within 19 months we designed, developed, and produced 32 prototypes and 13 of them are running vehicles they deliver results every day and the other ones we have been used for testing so we also performed already more than 50 physical crash tests just to make sure that the correlation between our simulation fits the real-world results so we are a mature company we also attracted, for instance, a company like unda. they did hard due diligence for us we make money with t

to say campaign offices, if it's a mysterious mays next to the dmv and mcdonald's doesn't make any sensehave a compelling reason to make elections work. but the president doesn't want anyone to vote. he simply warrants to stay in power. that's why you hear these arguments week after week after week. even if mitch mcconnell says he disagrees. >>> president trump calling for a drug test before the presidential debates. >> what nobody thought is that he was going to win. he had debate performances were so bad, you know, frankly, his best performance was against bernie. we're going to call for a drug test, by the way, because his best performance was against bernie. it wasn't that it was winston churchill, because he wasn't. but it was a normal, boring debate. you know, nothing amazing happened. and we are going to call for a drug test because there's no way. you can't do that. >> what do you think was going on? >> well, i don't know how he could have been so incompetent in his debate performances and then all of a sudden be okay against bernie. my point is, if you go back and watch some of

an invert -- inner envelope, outer envelope, sign the envelope, then it is checked and matched with dmvecords before they will tally the vote. in one more thing i would like to point out is that if people prefer we use machines, look at what just happened in georgia, where all of these new machines were installed prior to the election and none of them worked on voting day. thank you. just tuning ine or listening on c-span radio, mail-in voting, do you trust that as more and more states look at doing that because of coronavirus? good morning, ricardo. caller: good morning, steve. steve, right? host: yeah, how are you doing? caller: good morning. i'm 76 years old. i don't know if i want to be out there like that might holding place, but i want to vote. i want to vote this guy out of this office who has turned this country upside down. look at it now, it's all beginning to be messed up. sometimes we don't get mail around here for two days. it's a mess. yes, i believe in voting by mail , it's been done in other states, it's no problem and i will be voting. i got to get him out of there. tha

they have had difficulties because we haven't been able to get license through the dmv.the 600-dollar a week emergency bonus unemployment pay, is that a problem? >> i think it certainly has somewhat of an impact. i don't know, i couldn't point to it as the main issue but it certainly has an impact on new hires. you know, our starting wages may be, you know, a component of that. we have people who work with us for a while who have high enough wages where that doesn't sway them away from, from employment as a benefits were mentioned, that something keeps them employed. our employees make a lot of money in tips during the summer especially. i think right now people are more generous with their tips, wanting to help each other. that may be a component for new hires. i don't think it's a so much of a component for keeping people employed with us. stuart: tell me where people are moving to and where they're moving from? >> well, you know it is difficult to give trend data because it is such an anomaly of a year. we are seeing an increase of the distance that people are moving.

host: as a point of personal privilege, i don't know any school in the dmv that's considered the worstchool in america so i'm not sure where he is talking about but that's a whole other topic. we would like to thank our guest , an assistant professor at political -- of clinical science at howard university and the author of the great migration in the democratic party. thank you so much for being with us this morning. guest: thank you for having me. this is great. host: coming up next, washington times online opinion editor cheryl chumley will give us her take on the newly minted biden-harris ticket as they kick off -- as the parties kick off their conventions. we will be right back. ♪ >> the contenders come about the men who ran for the presidency and lost but changed political history. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, the first catholic presidential candidate al smith. book tv on has topics on nonfiction books and authors every weekend. coming up at 5:30 eastern, elizabeth hinton, robin kelly, and others talk about the black lives matter movement. the formert 9:00 deputy attorney ge