going forward the dmv will only suspend the license where a court notifies the dmv that the failure to appear in court was willful. >> a 17-year-old from oakland was killed in a tenderloin shooting. davis died after being shot at 9:40 last night near the corner of mcallister and leavenworth spitaledwi injuries. and police are trying to pin down a suspect in tiburon who robbed a teenager at gunpoint. police say the teen was robbed, early sunday afternoon. the boy told police that he had pulled over to the side of the road when the suspect walked up and pointed a gun, and demanded his possessions. the suspect drove away in a silver car. >>> cooper is reworking plans for employees to return to the office, they will let staff work from anywhere, as often as half the time. it is a slightly more lenient policy than before, they had polyp employees come in at least three days per week, half a day less often. the new rule goes into effect in september. and coming up, dozens of women are suing over alleged attacks by drivers who work for huber. what the lawsuit claims they knew about, but did n

. >>> we have a free offer from the dmv. what they're offering and when you need to act to get it. >>> it's cool and comfortable right now but i'll have a closer look at the hotter weather moving in by the weekend. >>> it is challenging, the latest numbers are out for bay area home prices. you might expect they are jaw dropping. for the first time in a year and a half, there is some promising news on the horizon if you're looking to buy. let's bring in our business reporter in san jose. i am all ears, scott. >> reporter: this could take a while. as we know, it's been a seller's market here in the bay area for years now. no, that's not likely to change soon. but there is some good news for buyers on the horizon. experts say more homes are coming on the market and that eventually is likely to lower prices. >> a lot of people that came to the house that weekend. >> reporter: a full house on opening weekend and for the gonzalez family of san jose, multiple offers and a sale well above asking price by the end of the week. >> obvi

that automatic voter registration that you do it through dmv? that's what we found in california multiple cases of

so if there's anyone can't get to the dmv we will, we will give them a ride to the dmv. we will get the picture id and return them home safely. out of 5 million people in south carolina, 25 people asked for a ride. we passed voter id and now more people are voting in south carolina than ever before. this is the thing. it is wrong when democrats say that minorities are incapable of going to the dmv and getting a picture id. we are perfectly capable of getting a picture id atthe dmv . perfectly capable of making the school our kids should go to. we're perfectly capable of doing all these things when we have the opportunities in front of us. it is racist when the democrats say that and we should call them out every single time . [applause] i'm proud of what we did. and i'm proud of governor reynolds for her leadership on this issue . he stood up to the liberal machine and signed real reforms that make iowa selections for more secure. every state should follow iowa's lead and they should do it before 2022. we have to protect our culture for the sake of our future. if we don'

the dmv is offering free.l id upgrades to eligible californians who couldn't get one because the dmv offices were closed for walk-in visitors. you can upgrade your license on dmv website between now and the end of the year starting in may of 2023 the u.s. department of homeland security will require a valid passport or other federally approved documents such as a real id driver's license to board flights within the u.s. and access federal facilities and military bases. unemployed californians will start looking for work by july 11th to continue getting their benefits. the employment development department recently made the announcement which millions of people currently receiving those benefits job searches typically a requirement to stay on unemployment. however, california chose to suspend. that's when the pandemic began in march of last year since and the state has processed more than 20 million unemployment claims and paying out more than a 128 billion dollars in benefits. >> and now to our drought coverag

at the dmv. and we're capable of picking the school that our kids go to. we are capable of doing all things when we have the opportunities in front of us but it's racist when the democrats say that, and we should call them out every single time. as i am proud of what we did, and i'm proud of governor reynolds for her leadership on this. she's assigned real reforms, the make iowa elections more secure. every state should follow iowa's lead, and they should do it before 2022. law we have to protect our culture, some. if we don't know what else will. america won't if, we don't get this done, america won't overcome the biggest and hardest challenge we face. make no mistake, the world is getting more dangerous. joe biden and the democrats are making america weaker. but the republican party, can renew america strength. we can and we will restore american leadership. joe biden has been fit -- to every country that hates america wants to hurt us. he's the poor opposite of donald trump. i saw firsthand, as ambassador to the united nations, how donald trump put amer

the dmv is offering free.real id upgrades to eligible californians who couldn't get one because the dmv was closed for walk-in visits. you can upgrade or license on dm these web site between now and the end of the year starting in may of 2023 the u.s. department of homeland security will require a valid passport or other federally approved document like a real id driver's license to board flights within the u.s. and access federal facilities and military bases. for your health. now amid scorching temperatures, doctors are cautioning anyone taking a certain medications to take extra steps to cool down. that's because certain medications make it difficult for your body to naturally cool down some of these medications include ones for blood pressure. allergies and certain antidepressants. we have all the details, including the names of some of the medications on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead, a bizarre breakin with latest on the make it we don't follow the herd. never have. never will. because those wh

so the dmv is offering real. free real id upgrades to eligible californians who couldn't get one because the dmv was closed for walk-in visits during the pandemic. so you can upgrade your license on the dmv website between now and the end of the year starting in may of 2023, don't forget the u.s. department of homeland security will require a valid passport or other federally approved document like a real id. driver's license to board flights within the u.s. and access federal facilities and military bases. so just keep that in my got to get that done. >> we'll take a break 42 is the time. we'll be right back. >> we're back at a 45 to fishel start of summer is right around the corner. the travel, of course, we've notice has picked up. in fact, here's a live look at sfo. we'll tell you more than 2 million people at last count travel through tsa checkpoints across the country on sunday alone. we have kron four's amanda hara. she talked to people out at the airport. see how they feel now about traveling. >> oh yeah,

we are perfectly capable of getting a picture id at the dmv.e are perfectly capable of picking the school our kids should go to. we are capable of doing all things when we have the opportunities in front of us. it is racist when the democrats say it and we should call them out every single time. [applause] i am proud of what we did. i am proud of governor reynolds for her leadership on this issue . she stood up to the liberal machine and signed real reforms that make iowa's elections safer and more secure. every state should follow iowa's lead and they should do it before 2022. we have to protect our culture for the sake of our future. if we don't, no one else will. america, if we don't get this done america won't overcome the biggest and hardest challenge we face. make no mistake, the world is getting more dangerous. joe biden and the democrats are making america weaker. the republican party can renew american strength. we can and we will restore american leadership. joe biden has been a gift to every country that hates america and wants to hu

well, now the dmv is offering you a free real id upgrade.you did renew during the pandemic and they know who you are. you couldn't get the walk. and so now you can for free. you can go to the dmv website between now and the end of the year and get in on that deal starting in may of 2023. so we do have time, james. we don't have our ship. the u.s. department of homeland security is requiring that you have a real id or you're going to need your passport just to just to fly inside the country, which we're not used to usually need only for international travel, but that's going make things a lot easier. if you don't know how your passport around which you might not want to. >> i also need that to get on to federal federal facilities and military bases. 7.41. we'll be back with more a few minutes. >> time now some 44 and we're looking at another gorgeous day around the bay and mix of everything here at the golden gate bridge. sun is out beginning to shine john in the weather center with a look at our forecast for today. hey, john. yeah. that morn

the dmv is offering free. real id upgrades to eligible californians who could not get one because the dmv was closed for walk-in visits. you can upgrade your license on the day of these web site between now and the end of the year starting in may of 2023 the u.s. department of homeland security will require a valid passport or other federal re federally approved document like a real id driver's license to board flights within the u.s. and access federal facilities and military bases. >> coming up, a first of its kind announcement from let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >> raiders player making history today with a stunning announcement on his instagram page. carl nassib has become the first active nfl player to come out

because remember, the dmv was closed for months for walk-in visits. upgrade your license on tv's website between now and the end of the year starting in may of 2023 the u.s. department of homeland security. they're going to require a valid passport or other federally approved documents like a real id driver's license to board flights within the u.s. and also to access federal facilities and military bases. we'll be right back after the break. an increase in mountain lion sightings across san mateo county of prompted city. leaders to hold a special meeting to educate the public about what to do if you see one. >> and don't run stop where you are and tall. get as big as you can get your jacket up above your head. you're bad up if you have your kids with you. have them come over, pick them up. the loud. if you can get a hold of iraq to throw out it or you have you have have some pepper spray to spray at it. speak and then if you can. slow, you know, slowly, slowly back away in the rare event that and not mine. does attack. we tell you right back. >> now

one of the requirements in the compromise is that automatic registration through the dmv.a prosecutor, i read that and i say to myself, there are states giving illegals licenses. this is the loophole they use to register to vote if there is automatic registration with the dmv. >> boy, you hit the nail on the head with that one, judge. people show up at the dmv and they get issued driver's licenses whether they're here legally or not.an then, you can hand them a form and check a little box that says citizen on it. congratulations, you're a registered voter. nobody checks if you are a citizen and heck, nobody checks a lawful resident of the state you are in. you just check the box and youte can become a registered voter. the potential here for fraud -- and this been going on a long time and happening over the country, but this will put that fraud under extraordinary magnifying glass. you are going to see it everywhere. >> judge pirro: well, we are going to see it everywhere but in addition to that, we will see it every state, even those states where they haven't passed the l

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the dmv is offering free.cause the dmv was closed for so long. you can upgrade your license on dm these web site between now and the end of the year starting in may of 2023 the u.s. department of homeland security will require either a passport or a federally approved document like the real id driver's license to get on a flight within the u.s. and to access federal facilities and military bases like how to get me one of them. i didn't get one. james. going to get in on that. >> now. i got to get yeah. i know me too okay. there you now is now is the time, guys. we'll be right back. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call

states as far as i know that hassle voter id laws have a provision whether more generally like the dmv sometimes they will make you ann id right there. maybe not lowering the barrier but there are some administrative things you could do to be sure it's not a barrier but to make sure they are who they are an increasing integrity but that has been taking care of but it should be more extensive is another question. i didn't touch on the state legislature. but i will note if we didn't have state legislatures go forward to do this, ultimately you have congress counting those votes people are worried aboutes that process but there are some places the states with those challenges as well. and there are some checks. >> . >> how can voter laws handle to residence in a different state, is there is support for national federal election holiday? >> to addresses. this is a challenge we face not having a national law by now we have pretty good state laws. but if you do live in different places, potentially you could try to register in those places. there are checks on that before and new programs we

so and how the dmv works. if knows what the dmv how frustrating it is to get it. >> make it a point where they to make an appointment. all that stuff. so even try to schedule at right time. and then i've got almost all of my driver's ed stuff done. so once i finish my last last, i'm going take the test and and past that. and finally, my license. you kidding me. of course you have enough driving time to take out the driving time on the raceway. >> are you worried about like just being a little too fast on the road actually like a grandma on the road because i'm afraid that they're going to like call me out for like, you know, being aggressive or something and then cast >> that you just heard him say doesn't even have his driver's license yet. you know, he's on track to become a major nascar star take a look at as and it's starting to get loud out here daryn. well, take a look. this is going to we're going to start to see this weekend. now. i told you there still tickets available for the heart. last championshi

for many americans, obtaining identification is a similar act of going to the local dmv. but given the isolated conditions native americans live in, the high levels of poverty, lack of access to transportation, the distance to the dmv, the process is far from simple, and, in fact, severely burdensome. when faced with the option of paying for gas to travel two hours for a state dmv or buying food or diapers, native people have little hesitation in choosing survival over a state id. state ids are often unnecessary for native people in their everyday lives. they're able to get by just fine with their tribal id. however, many tribal ids do not have residential addresses on them because they often do not exist on the reservation. north dakota is a perfect example. in 2011, the north dakota legislature overwhelmingly shot down the greater restrictive voter id law because it would be burdensome to voters. the legislature heard testimony that native voters in particular would be harmed by the laws given their lack of addresses. when the native vote was instrumental in the 2012 el

. >> if you weren't able to get your new california real id, the dmv is about to make it easier for you. people who received drivers licenses or basic id cards can now upgrade for free, through the end of the year, but you must visit a local office in person, and you have to provide two items that prove your identity, including your social security number. >>> starting may 2023, a california drivers license or id is not going to be accepted as a form of education and navigation. >>> researchers don't know what killed a gray whale that washed up on the beach, the marine mammal center, along with scientists from the california academy of science conducted necropsy yesterday, but they could not come up with a cause of death. >>> drones are being blamed for upsetting some coastal wildlife. here is the problem, birds have abandoned thousands of eggs on this san diego beach. wildlife experts say they were scared off by drones, including one that crashed near ness's. >> is not just one or two, if a drone is flying back and forth, hovering low, some of them make a lot of noise, and they the bir

and you know, you couldn't get in in person to the dmv, you can get the real id.erson do that. well, now the dmv is saying. >> come on down and get a free real id you can upgrade for free since they were close to walk ins for so long. so they're doing this between now and the end of the year, you had to have renewed during the pandemic time, james. so we're out right now. we do need a real id. everybody needs it. starting may of 2023 see have plenty of time. and if you have a passport, you can travel without. but if you don't, you have to have the real id. a regular license won't be good enough free to fly state to state. so make sure you get that done. time now is 9.42. we'll be right back. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call th

so and how the dmv works.v how frustrating it is to get it, make it a point where they to make an appointment. all that stuff. so we've been trying schedule at the right time. and then. >> i've got almost all of my driver's ed stuff done. so once i finish my last last, i'm going take the test and. >> and past that. and finally, i are you kidding me? of course you have enough driving time to take out the driving time on the raceway. are you worried about like just being a little too fast on the road actually like a grandma on the road because i'm afraid that they're going to like call me out there like, you know, being aggressive or something and then out past mesa. >> you know, i called a instructors. i've had so far because in california that like 3 different lessons. >> before you can take your tasks like i've been made sure that they didn't think i was going to be aggressive driving that better to be safe than well, we hope you get driver's but does it really matter. you don't even have the excitement of li

that means if you get a dmv, if you go to the dmv, that means if you get an unemployment check, if you get a welfare check, if you go to a public college or university, it automatically registers you to vote. that is an intended to and would in fact register millions of illegal aliens to vote. >> wow, that sounds horrible if it's true. is it true? >> it's not, jake. i debunked this in writing and on air a month ago. unfortunately senator cruz is still saying is. automatic voter voter registration does not mean that everyone who interacts with the government can vote. this section of the bill says over and over that only eligible citizens would be eligible to get registered. now, senator cruz and others point out there is another section that gives legal protection to any noncitizen who does end up getting registered through the system. but that's not an admission that that's an intention of the bill. rather that's protection in case there are mistakes. so basically anything senator cruz is saying about undocumented immigrants in this bill is just not true. >> obviously it's not just re

the dmv by the way says it's not okay to hit something with your vehicle and just leave.in fact, it says if you are involved in a vehicle collision, stop. if you don't stop, you may be convicted of a hit-and-run and could be severely punished. if something like that happens to you, try to contact the owner director and leave them a note with the name and address of the driver and vehicle owner and call law enforcement to find out if you're required to file a report. dealing with a company that hasn't owned up to a mistake, call us for help, go to nbcbayarea.com and click the "responds" option from the main menu or call us 888-996-tips. >> thank you, chris. >>> are you ready? bay area bay swimmers trying to make a splash with the u.s. olympic trials getting started in omaha, this is super exciting. >> fun to watch. yesterday was day one of eight, hopefully you saw it, if not, watch it tonight. torrey husk set a new u.s. record in the 100 meter butterfly. 25-year-old chris wiser of vacaville came you the short in the 400 free finished quart. kieran smith became the only rac

the dmv approve the company to test 6 driverless vehicles in the bay area.y ai plans to roll out fully driverless services to the public as early as next year. very cool technology here we are in the midst of a couple of hot days and we still have the same technology you had since the dawn of time right fans, water. i'm ready for that and invent some sort of device that we can going to stay cool when it's hot like this on the do have those now. just now all of this have though in the same boat as you rate as i feel like that's still at the dawn of time. as far as does sailing through this thing goes for a lot of us out there. >> and that's where the concern comes from. so many of us across the bay area don't have that access to if it is going to be a situation that makes you especially hot, especially for inland valleys and you're sensitive to it. make sure to spend a few moments maybe getting all grocery store or one of our cooling centers that we've been telling you about throughout the course of the past couple of days just to give yourself that opportuni

the dmv announcing it's waiving the upgrade fees through the end of the year. a real i.d.s an in person visit which most people could not do during the worst of the pandemic. the incentive seen as a way to get more people on board quickly. everyone will be required to have the real i.d. by may 2023. 4:50. we'll be right back. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... ...while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomni

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state you live in and he also wants to make it permanent automatic voter registration through state dmvses but not in all. the purpose of the federal bill would make it nationalize so every state would have these prov provisions. democrats aren't happy with all of it. he suggests that i.d. laws become an important part of voter registration processes across the state and that has democrats concerned. they had a meeting today and democrats feel as though they're headed in the right direction. >> and you have senator mcconnell throwing cold water on this compromise. >> that's the problem. this was only part of the equation for democrats. manchin is standing in the way of breaking up the filibuster in order to get this legislation passed and that would mean he would need ten republican votes in the senate to make it happen. we sound like a broken record on capitol hill because we talk about a pieces of legislation under this lens but this is not different and mitch mcconnell said today there's no way republicans will support this version of voeter rights or election reform so manchin would

we have seen dmvs across the state of georgia not funded and open due to covid-19 and not able to serveisability groups. so no, this is not group. >> before i let you go, representative, let me get your thoughts on juneteenth where president biden just signed it. give us your thought on that historic moment? >> we are proud of this moment for america. we believe this is the right step forward. we want real change. tomorrow we'll be in the streets here in atlanta at our juneteenth celebration. atlanta's most recent development as we continue to bring together community, a activism as well as development efforts. it is 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> all right, thank you so much for joinings us. >> thank you for having me. >> stay with us, kim jong-un has a new message about north korea's relations with the united states now that joe biden is the president. what does it really mean? we'll be right back. oom. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people livin

it's like at the dmv. where people go to apply for asylum legally. that kept a lot of the focus open her trip -- the vice president also met with a handful of young girls detained by border patrol right now. she met with community faith leaders including some that run shelters. she insisted this trip is supposed to inform her main focus, which is determining the root causes of migration. claiming even though it's been months since she was put in charge, this was all part of the plan. >> why now are you making your first trip to the border? >> it's not my first trip. i've been here many times. >> [question inaudible] >> the important aspect of this visit is needing this visit after the work we did in guatemala. as i long said -- i said in march i was going to come to the border. this is not a new plan. >> neil, you mentioned it, there's critics mostly in the republican party charging that el paso is not where she should have come because most of the busy border crossings, the illegal crossings are happening hundreds of miles away from here. democratic

he says let's offer mandatory 15 days of early voting, and automatic voter registration through the dmv. >> i talked to everybody, and i have been working across the aisle with all the republicans trying to get understand that that's the bedrock of our democracy, an accessible, fair and basically secure voting, and that's it, and in a divided country it's not about me but our country. >> but minority leader, mitch mcconnell, is now throwing cold water on those ideas. >> equally unacceptable, totally inappropriate, all republicans, i think, will oppose that as well if that were to be surfaced on the floor. >> cnn's senior political correspondent, abby phillips joins us with more. good to have you here. >> hi. >> interesting what joe manchin is doing, where he's sort of laying out different things and being more transparent. where does this leave him? >> seems like he's calling the bluff of progressives saying you are against everything, and you are calling for bipartisanship, what are you for? he says here's what i am for. here's a list of compromises i am willing to accept, and now you

banning partisan gerrymandering and making voter registration auto at dmv. here is what manchin is asking for. requiring identification to vote including a utility bill as an alternative. and rejecting a democratic push for no-excuse absentee voting which made possible the widespread mail-in voting which was a feature of the presidential 2020 election during last year's coronavirus pandemic. there is no guarantee that democrats will go along with his promise. even if though do the plan requires some republican buy-in. manchin's counter is gaining track on the list with stacey abrams among others and she is signaling pop open necessary to a voter requirement. she will is not in the congress. manchin's efforts compromise alone won't be enough because minority leader mitch mcconnell once again seems to be more intent on blacking like a blockade. on thursday he put it bluntly saying states, not the federal government, should decide how to run their elections. and even if manchin can get his entire party on board with his proposal, that only gets democrats to 50

we have a great array of folks joining us from the dmv area arlington fairfax dc kensington are all in the house. we've got in texas austin, frisco dallas, greensboro, north carolina my friends in white bear lake minnesota with us along with minneapolis, connecticut, new jersey, you got some folks from riverview and palm beach gardens in florida. asheville is here roanoke dagsboro, delaware. we've got some international in canada toronto vancouver and indonesia, and of course many from the bobcat nation, so we're very pleased to have to say no bobcats now many many bobcat references for sure before we before we jump in to the questions and let folks have a minute to add their questions. let me ask you one that that's come up when we do a series with the presidential library directors, and i've started this series with our first ladies about legacy and and you know, one of the things were as a nation we're looking at changing legacies, especially around our founders as you think about first ladies and obviously the arc of history and historians like the let some time pass before they ca

we didn't hear anything from the dmv during the presidential campaign because "cnn" the corporate mediak that job t over. she asked an interesting question in biden's response basically at the press conference is he is yelling about russia should and shouldn't do. general keane alluded to this heat -- but forgot to geneva. jake sullivan said we would retaliate against russia with the cyber attack and not the ransomware attack but a news attack. biden's people said if we figure out its russia we will hit them with cyber and we will do things that are seen and unseen and the thing we are so unseen that no one of the world knows about as you pointed out there has been a line in the sand the red line incident as with obama in now with biden. there's a list of 16 entities are organizations are set years and you can bet that "fox business" is not on that list. one final point is when it comes to the press biden is so bad because he's been untested by the media. that's one reason they didn't do a joint press conference with putin and one reason putin has this platform to speak from. elizabeth:

allowing for automatic voter registration at the dmv and requiring voter i.d. to vote.now is former georgia house minority leader stacey abrams. she's the founder of fair fight action, author of our time is now. power, purpose and the fight for a fair america which is now available in paperback. thank you for being with us. look. joe manchin, people are asking him exactly what could you support. he has now laid it out. some of those proposals would be significant changes and requirements from state to state. is that a compromise you could support? >> absolutely. what senator manchin is putting forward are some basic building blocks we need to ensure that democracy is accessible no matter your geography. and those provisions that he is setting forth are strong ones that will create level playing field, create standards that do not vary from state to state and i think will ensure that every american has improved access to the right to vote despite the onslaught of state legislations seeking to restrict access to the right to vote. >> you could accept this compromise, what

it kind of felt like being in the dmv or something it was an administrative office where people who want to turn themselves in legally can go and say they want to do that and that kept their focus on people who are doing things the right way. >> i hope this does not sound that we have the capacity to give people hope. reporter: the vice president also met with a handful of young girls who are detained right now by border patrol and she met with community faith leaders including some who run shelters for migrants. she insists this trip to the border is supposed to inform her main focus which is determining the root causes of migration, claiming that even though its been months since she was put in charge of fixing the immigration system, this was all part of the plan. >> [overlapping speakers] >> right now was the right time to make your first trip to the border? >> well it's not my first trip. i've been to the border many times. back in march i was going to come to the border so this is not a new plan. reporter: and some republican critics charge that el paso is not where the action is,

and he is saying there will be automatic registration at your dmv, but not same-day.here we're going to go, but that is the bill that is being most seriously considered by the senate at the moment. >> do you think anything -- do you have any indication in the next five days the dynamic as it stands right now is going to change? >> i don't see the changing happening, but the negotiation is happening. that's what gives me hope. my great -- the greatest problem we have now is that you have republicans saying they don't support the manchin compromise. so if you're asking me in the next five days, it seems to me we're stuck on stupid. >> we're stuck somewhere. i'll leave you to describe it as you just did. congresswoman, thank you for your time. i appreciate it. >> always a pleasure. >> thank you. coming up next for us, the white house is about to slap russia with new sanctions. just days after that summit with vladimir putin. details on the new targets, next. e. they drink what they're told to drink. i drink what helps me rehydrate and recover: pedialyte® sport. because i

nobody notices that, for example, in the last national election we had, i think, 85,000 dmv ballots,. we had 100,000 ballots thrown out. we had stanford university a very liberal place a law school did a very comprehensive study and said right in the middle of the covid epidemic if you want to go to mail and early balloting these are the problems you are going to have. we didn't listen to them. john cox is right. people, i think gavin newsom is afraid in this medieval society of coastal elites and poor people in the interior that poor people in the interior are paying 4.50 to $5 a gallon for gas. they are paying nearly 20 cents a kilowatt for electricity. their schools are rated near the bottom. we have a third of all the people on public assistance in the united states. one fifth of the population lives below the poverty line. they don't see much advantage in having gavin newsom president. i mean, excuse me, governor, because the open border, maybe they want that, maybe they don't, but, 700 percent crime increase in property theft in san francisco. so, all of the nuts and bolts of a

fully driverless automated vehicles on public roads in 3 cities in the united states and in china, the dmvapprove the company to test 6 driverless vehicles in the bay area. pony ai plans to roll out police driverless service to the public next year. >> for your money tonight. a live look at the golden gate bridge where 10's of thousands of drivers who crossed into san francisco. well, they can expect to see a refund in their bank account soon. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district says that a glitch charged 2 axle drivers. those are drivers who have regular cars and pickup trucks. the same rate as multi axel cars like a car. that would be towing a trailer. the agency says it has identified some 32,000 incidents since april drivers charge for that incorrect old should expect to see a refund in about 4 to 6 weeks. meantime, southwest airlines says it is working to try and restore normal operations after yet another technical related issue interfered with flights for the second straight day. this nation america's 4th largest airline carrier had to cancel some 500 flights

the dmv announcing it's waiving upgrade fees through the end of the year.an in-person visit which people couldn't do during the pandemic. the incentive to see as many people get that real i.d. quickly. it will be required to have that real i.d. by may of 23e. >> time to get ready for it. a quick look at our top stories including covid's exploding delta variant. and a cause for concern, a live report on the growing number of cases reported across our state and here in the bay area. plus, the latest warning signs sparking worries as fire season ramps up. the message firefighters are trying to get ahead of the fourth of july holiday. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's makin

it would include automatic butter registrations when voters go to the dmv can register to vote.u opt in, we have the potential to bring tens of millions of americans under the roles through that process. another reform, same-day butter registration which we know is one of the most single most effective interventions to bring young people onto the rolls. largest electric block. they pass the boomers. they're not registered to vote at the same rate. it would bring the most diverse group of americans on the voter rolls. this has been tried in states all across the country. all hr 1, as 1 does is states have to admit him -- minimum. same-day voter registration, automatic voter registration. so many places, 29 states in america, restrict enticed about even after you return to your community. we know because of mass incarceration, the people of color are deeply overrepresented in these numbers. voter id -- we have communities of color, women, transgender people significantly like access to identification that reflects their identity and legal name. this would provide a workaround so y

. >> the closest the vice president got to the border was the inside of a dmv like port of entry whereple can walk across and apply for asylum. >> we have a line that never stops. >> vice president didn't spend much time at all talking about illegal border crossers instead focusing on the humanitarian impact of recent surges. >> this issue cannot be reduced to a political issue. >> but that's what she did at times. >> it is here in el paso that the previous administration child separation policy was unveiled. >> blaming the trump administration for increased migration. >> we inherited a tough situation. >> questions about why the v.p. visited el paso hundreds of miles away from the busiest border crossings have been answered. >> i recommended to the vice president that we visit el paso because it is one of the busiest sectors on the border. >> busy is good according to the local democratic congresswoman. >> welcome to el paso, welcome to my community, to the new ellis island. >> communities like el paso are struggling because the biden-harris flood gates to human smugglers and drug car

elections, banning partisan jerdy mannedering, making automatic voter registration through the state dmvs and requiring voter i.d. that has allowable alternatives to allow you to prove who you are. this is all very reasonable and obvious stuff. not clear why anybody would have an objection to any of this. joining me now is one of the members of the texas slate legislature at the white house. democrat raphael, representative, good to see you. thank you for joining us. you had a message that you and your colleagues had sent to the vice president and, by the way, joe manchin, is that you cannot hold out against the republicans in texas for very long. they remain the majority. the governor is set against the protest effort that you and your democratic colleagues have launched. you need this for the people act in order to stop the things that are going on in texas, in arizona, in michigan, in georgia, in pennsylvania, and across this country. >> ali, thanks for having me this morning and happy father's day. >> to you, too, sir. >> to my dad who is watching for sure, we went to washington and w

the dmv says that they're good to have 6 of them on the roads here. tell him about your you first experience. this is the first time you were patient in seattle at we rented the tesla's free never driven one before got tried it. we did the auto pilot on the freeway. >> it's really cool. it was a healthy mix of fascinating exciting and also terrifying at experience. but yet pony ai, you're going to see these cars driving behind the wheel. yeah. and you see the tesla's kind like that to you got to see the need to see the visualization. yeah. it was pretty cool. it was cool. if you've never driven one, you should drive one. it's it's an experience. let it with it with your hands just like us. always in attendance. you could be a >> darren james. california is entering a heat wave and that could affect the state's power grid of mubarak will live in san jose with the details coming up. >> 29 and our big story today is the bay area's going to bake in a heat wave. yeah, no for 3 days or so. so we've got our heat wave coverage. we want to go to kron four's ca

that automatic voter registration that you do it through dmv? that's what we found in california multiple cases of fraud. you don't want to have an i.d. because that's what hr 1 does takes away anybody i.d. when you listen to president joe biden criticize the georgia bill that allows people to vote early. allows the opportunity to do it, delaware doesn't do that they don't read the bill but making falsity what these states are doing bringing greater accountability. which american doesn't want to accountability in their election. by more than 70% in some calls people want to see voter i.d. just like when you get on an airplane or anywhere else. why wouldn't you want that in your election? why wouldn't you want the integrity and you need to clean the rolls up. in l.a. alone 1.2 million more people on the rolls than are actually old enough to register to vote. when they send everybody a ballot like they did this time? absentee? anybody can send that in. the number of -- >> brian: such a joke. >> it is. bribe brian i hear you. it's a joke. and even

if you go to a dmv in your state, that would automatically register you.thing on dark money in politics. with the disclose act. that is in there. every single word of it. something that we worked so hard to get passed so we'd find out who these big-money donors are behind the super pacs. so there is some good things. there is things still being negotiated but the point is we had an excellent discussion today in our caucus. heartfelt about how important this is for america to put some federal standards in place. >> but is there any evidence that this bill, even a modified version, acceptable to senator manchin, would actually get the minimum of ten republican votes needed to break a filibuster? >> i'm not feeling that good about that, anderson. given what mitch mcconnell cynically said today. that he was already opposed to it simply because stacey abrams liked it. you know, but it's as cynical as making voters stand in garbage bags in milwaukee, or one voting drop-off box in texas, harris county, 5 million people. or racist, discriminatory measures that hav

the dmv announced it's waiving the upgrade fees through the end of the year.hich most could not do during the worst of the pandemic. it's seen as a way to get more people on board to move more quickly. everyone will be required to have a real i. >>> by may of 23e. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay" including making history. the raiders player making headlines for the announcement he made on social media. >>> and the show of support he's getting. >>> states have [ inaudible ] it comes with legislators placing a strong emphasis on fears that kids would later regret their choice. however dr. wasman, for reproductive health says he believes kids are capable of making those decisions. watch the full interview check out that story and others like it on our new platform at nbc lx 1115 over the air, 185 on xfinity cable or any time on lx.com. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." the u.s. northern and southern borders will remain closed to nonessential travel until july 21st. the pandemic related restrictions had been set to

mandating 50 consecutive days of early voting and allowing four automatic registration through the dmvany of this negotiable with tom cotton? >> brian, what i would say is some of those proposals i could support if joe manchin and i and the rest of my colleagues were state legislatures in arkansas or west virginia. but there is really no basis for washington to be dictating this practice to the states. some states have longer early voting periods. some states have no early voting periods. some states have no excuse absentee, some states have excuse only. i think that's fine. it's actually a resilient part of our democracy that each state, really each county runs its own election systems. >> brian: right. >> so although i don't agree with joe manchin on this specific bill, i am pleased of that joe has once again reiterated to his more radical colleagues that he is going to respect the rules and the customs of the senate. if the democrats wanted to enact their agenda, rather than changing the senate rules, maybe they should change their agenda and focus on bills that are a little more po

elections, banning partisan gerrymandering, making automatic voter registration through the state dmvs, and requiring voter i.d. with allowable alternatives, if you can have a different way of proving where you live. this voting rights bill will almost certainly fail to advance from the senate on tuesday since it appears to have no support among republicans, let alone the ten votes needed to overcome filibuster. joining me through is the democratic congresswoman joyce beaty of ohio, chair of the congressional black caucus, member of the financial services committee. as i mentioned at the top of the show, she was in the room with joe biden for the historic juneteenth signing, and actually received one of the biden pens, which, congresswoman, is going to go down in history. that is a really, really important moment. but it is an important symbolic moment in american history at a time when there are very not symbolic things going on to limit those hard-earned rights to vote. >> absolutely. and first of all, thank you for having me on this morning. we are right here during the week of june