it was a busy day at the dmv offices on alma avenue in san jose. jerome brown took a while to get his new license plate. while he believes the governor is right to require state workers get vaccinated, he wasn't worried about exposure inside the dmv. >> i got my shots already so i'm comfortable. >> reporter: do you think the governor is doing the right thing in doing this? >> i think so. >> reporter: why? >> public safety. for everybody's safety to stop the virus. >> reporter: some people were skeptical saying why should state employees be different than workers in a bank or store? >> it's like you're working with the public. what's the difference? that's my opinion. there's federal government and there's -- you know, anyone who's in public. what's really the difference? where do you draw the line? >> in san mateo county, the move comes as the county begins requiring masks in county facilities whether you're vaccinated or not. david caniba says he's not sure if the county will follow the governor's lead but applauded the decision to put public heal

the dmv sends out renewal notices about 3 to 4 months before a driver's license expires.ou know, driving. take a look at this. here's some video from today at the shell station on bryant street, 500 block of bryant street right off interstate 80 in san francisco. check out the prices. a gallon of regular gas is now $5 and $0.60. if you want to. the power, it's almost $6. a gallon aaa says demand is very high with many people choosing road trips this summer and crude oil prices are also up. that means gas prices will continue to rise at least for the foreseeable future. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast with a live look outside from our camera atop mount tam opiods, although i'm still gasping from prices. it can just mentioned. but it is a lovely shot and it's a lot clearer once and it has been the last couple of days with all the fog rolling in the night's most women to for all that that is resy. but hey, we are going to see more fog. we'll see more of that drizzle overnight tonight, especially along the coastline. going to be very damp out there, but not as cloudy up

caller: i did not watch the vote, i watched a person sign up to vote at the dmv. guest: and you knew for sure that they were not a citizen? host: i think we lost the caller. guest: it is all hearsay. i heard this, i read this, somebody told me this or that. when judges, when prosecutors go to really look at the details, they find out that that doesn't wash. you had nine different trump appointed federal judges look at these things. either hearing motions or cases. and we did not see anything. over half of the federal judges are republican appointed. why the heck happened they found more? host: gulfport, mississippi, is next. democrat, good morning. austin, are you with us? we will go to samantha in washington, d.c. go ahead, samantha. caller: good morning. two points. i am a navy custodian, six generations. i'm african-american, and at 1.i was a republican, and when the clan took over the party, i became a democrat and proud to be. i -- my concern is the lies that are being perpetrated by the likes of the current governor. the lieutenant governor in texas, the gov

lines at the dmv.ecause if that would have been president biden saying that it would have been -- the how dare he but it's the same thing. we need to realize it has nothing to do with the color of your skin but how much money is in your pocket and how much you can control the influence. quick story i've got a new phone like three months ago and whoever had a before me was a brother who was being texted a lot boating, boating, and get together, i was like awesome, great, register republican -- never heard from them again. true story, they wanted nothing to do with it, they don't want people to license and register on who they vote. if they want title to get on the bus. ask a stacey abrams, how the republicans vote in georgia? goose egg. that's the new racism is classism. >> greg: would you have to say, lady in red? >> i got to be honest, xerox machines might be somebody's kryptonite. i think a lot of you guys out there are lying like xerox machines are no problem i would know how to operate a xerox mach

he had to drive 45 minutes each way to the dmv to set up his new license. he paid $300 to register his car in order to establish residency in new hampshire. the student likened the tax to a poll tax, the price to access the ballot box. he sued. that student along with a few of his classmates filed a lawsuit to overturn that republican voter legislation in new hampshire which they said encroached on their right to vote. today, the supreme court in new hampshire agreed. in a unanimous ruling, the highest court in new hampshire overturned that republican voter law of 2017. the court ruled that the law made it more confusing to vote and could deter people from trying to register. they wrote in the ruling that the bill, quote, imposes unreasonable burdens on the right to vote. so they ordered that the law, quote, must be stricken in its entirety. which is good news for college students in new hampshire. it's good news for democracy. because this is the way it's supposed to work. everyone in this country, even if you live in a dorm or drove your car to college ac

coming up next, the dmv is going green. the latest changes the agency announced today. >> plus today marks 6 months since the deadly riot at the u.s. capitol details on the steps capitol police announced today to strengthen security and prevent a scene like this from ever happening again. right after the break. california is getting ready for a recall election this fall. we've got a live update from >> welcome back. elections officials across the state are gearing up for governor newsome upcoming recall election set for september today we learned a republican assemblyman from northern california is entering the race kron four's. ashley zavala joins us live from sacramento with the latest, including how soon you'll see your ballot in the mail. hi, ashley. >> i know. well, yeah. normally california elections. officials have a 170 or excuse me 190 days to prepare for an election. but in this case they're working with 75 regardless of the shortened timeline. they say they will get this done. >> we are. >> as all of us are scram

leaving a dmv in critical condition.ople as they tried to pull out of a nearby house fire, killing a neighbor and injuring two others, including a firefighter. police say a body was found in the burned home and three children who lived in the house are missing. the suspect was critically wounded in a shootout with police. >>> this morning the hunt is under way for the shooter or shooters who caused chaos and panic at a washington nationals baseball game. more than 27,000 fans went to nationals park yesterday hours after many worried the stadium had become an active shooter scene. this morning police on the hunt for suspects after gunshots sent crowds fleeing a washington nationals baseball game. gunfire echoing across the stadium saturday night in the middle of the sixth inning. >> the padres dugout now, too. >> reporter: some fans running to the dugouts to take cover. others ducking under seats. fearing an active shooter. >> please remain calm and remain inside the stadium. >> we were lying on the ground. we thought the

i watched them sign up to vote at the dmv. >> and you knew for sure they were not u.s. citizens. you knew that. >> i think we lost the caller but go ahead. >> the thing is, it's always hearsay. i heard this. i read this. somebody told me this or that. and when judges, when prosecutors go to really look at the details, they find out that doesn't wash. i mean, that you had nine different trump appointed federal judges look at these things. either hear motions or cases and they didn't see anything. you know. over half of the federal judges in the united states are republican-appointed judges. why the heck haven't they found more? >> gulfport, mississippi is next. austin, democrat, good morning. austin, are you with us? we'll to go samantha here in washington, d.c. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. two points. i'm a native. i'm african-american. at one point i was a republican. when the klan took over the party, i became a democrat and proud to be. my concern is the lies that are being perpetrated by the likes of the current governor, the lieutenant governor in texas, the governor d

as part of the ruling last fall, the dmv agreed to clear thousands of failure to appear suspensions thatried out into december. >>> this means 23 days until the tokyo olympics. for the first time ever -- this is cool. >> surfs up. yeah, that's the first time surfing is a sport. it's made up of two men and two men, and remember that team, caroline marks, she's marking this day as, quote, stoked. >> we rely on mother nature, so i think it will will be interested in that, a lot of hurry up and waiting, but the coolest sport ever. >> you can watch everything from the summer games exclusively here on nbc bay area. >>> coming up next, we're going to have a look at the forecast with kari. yee-haw! go left! i'm gonna go were navigation says. ah! - turn left. thank you navigation. >>> right now at 5:00, more than a dozen people injured after illegal fireworks explode during a planned detonation in southern california. another sign of danger. crews making sure they are ready ahead of the fourth of july. >>> i hear those voices. i hear them. i know them. i think about them every single day, every n

blocks from downtown petaluma the one found this morning on the other side of the 101 close to the dmv see the mountain lion please give them a call. >>> a unanimous move to move forward for woz way offices, 1 million square foot office development. kt urban plans to build two 20-story towers, offices, retail, several outdoor terraces, and next step is the construction timeline, until we get that can't tell you exactly when that construction will begin. >>> coming up next, a change for the happiest place on earth, the announcement you will now hear before the nighttime fireworks show at disneyland. 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 making a difference. >>> another day, another record broken since the pandemic, millions flying this fourth of july w

skipping the dmv, but only for some. one group of residents is getting. >>> that california stimulus cash coming soon. we have a break down of how much you'll be seeing in the bank. >>> britney back in it court. new expert analysis on the pop star's hope for today. plus. >>> spotted what i thought was a piece of fuzz on the floor and i went to reach for it and it moved. >> no. >> i cannot. >> something crazy to wake up to underneath your bed. the couple finding something you never want to see this early morning discovery that might give you chills. >>> as we head to break, a live look outside at 6:27. that snake was matching the carpet. that's one of it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for just $64.90 a month. plus, for

there was another one spotted this morning on the other side of 101 close to the dmv. and it's not even open on saturdays, anthony. that's kind of weird. if you see the mountain lion, please call petaluma pd. >>> as we count down to next month's olympics, rings cross america started its journey today at universal studios hollywood. it will make stops in chicago, miami, orlando, d.c., before arriving at rockefeller plaza on july 23 for the opening ceremony for the tokyo olympics. rings across america will grab 8,000 miles, visit 25 states. the tokyo olympics begin july 23 right here on nbc bay area. >>> anthony flores joins us now. how about them giants? >> you're thinking, a lot of other people too, how long can they keep this up? the giants have the best record in baseball at the halfway point of the feature. how manager gabe kaplan says they're helping the team get the most out of their first half. stick around, sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. the giants hit the halfway point of the season and guess what, terry, they still own the best record in

firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. i think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's

is it like the dmv where you study more and come back?you can try again, but i think you have to pay each time. but if you do not pass, you can come back and try again. >> you know, we are wondering, what is the pass rate, if you give it to natural born american citizens. do they tend to do better or worse? >> worse, i will bet. >> that i have to take the test. my understanding is that when the test is given to people who are applying for citizenship as you were years ago, it is slightly over 90%. people do not take the test until they are really ready. i do not have a figure ready like a random sample of natural born united states citizens, how well they would do on the test, but i will bet it is lower. >> civics is important for all of us to unders after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, our r inry a attneysys wk hahard i could've made. atat t bara

. >> firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers.are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's posi

we're driving straight along the dmv cation line. local medics managed to save demon lake from amputation, and he will soon undergo and operation and rehabilitation in russia. carina just gave birth to triplets, a joyous occasion for the war torn area, and potentially huge burden for this young family. after a call for help, we collected enough funds to buy them and all season baby carriage and the stock of diapers the 7 years civil war in the of ukraine claimed the lives of more than 120 children, according to estimates. more than 260 kids have been wounded and many are in desperate need of aid. to give them a chance for a better life artsy, special humanitarian project children. no 4 has been set up to work directly with the families needing medical help from sourcing bionic prosthetics to treating those with illnesses such as cancer. the schemes already assisted more than a dozen kids from the region to projects working with donations from thousands around the world to restore hope to the region. i hope that the boys and girls hit

firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. i think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's

there's a state building the dmv anywhere. no mask is required. if you are vaccinated that falls in line with california and national cdc guidelines that only recommend indoor use for the vaccinated, but dr anthony fauci says a change in that policy is under active consideration. confusion maybe all around us because you're dealing with the c. d c. with the federal government. you're dealing with the state government. you're dealing with the local government. and so as policymakers, we have to acknowledge that that does exist, but some are cutting through the confusion, not waiting for official recommendations, saying the rise of delta cases is all the proof they need to wear the mask. i kept my mask on in general, but yeah, definitely. i think what the variant and the way it's mutating, i guess. you know, everybody should probably keep their masks on in public. release around other people, at least. right now. it's unknown win or if the cdc will change its mass guidelines locally, san mateo is the first known county in the bay area to require mas

some people don't live in areas with easy access to dmvs. >> they don't have the knowledge of how it. >> do you have i.d.? >> yes, i do. >> do you know any black person that doesn't carry i.d.? >> everyone i know has i.d. >> we heard black people have no access to the internet. >> everybody has access to the internet. >> they are pretty much ignorant. >> i think it's a little racist. jesse: the on people who think these laws are racist and suppress the black vote are liberals. they want to scare americans into submission with these racist laws. but it's a loss cause because we have the truth on our side. joining us is texas governor greg abbott. i saw an editorial in the as you continue statesman. even the liberal newspaper in the capitol don't say that. >> texas can see through this like looking through glass because it is nothing more than a political stunt. we saw this before when the democrats left the state during redistricting a decade ago. what happened is they got pummeled in the next election. they will get pummeled in the next election even more so. they are leaving behind

in some places you can escape the dmv times altogether. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack is a patriot. fresh, sweet and full of freedom. new red, white & blue pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at denny's. >>> popstar olivia rodrigo is r headed to the white house to meet with the president and dr. anthony fauci. she will ricard videos which will be posted to her social media account and by the white house. >>> in san jose, you can get up close and personal with animals like goats and sheep. other animal meet and greets are expected to return later this summer. the indoor play areas are not open yet, but they may be opened by the fall. happy hollow is open wednesdays through sunday. >>> and oakland victorian houses on the market . >> to pay to move the house. the lot is on is set to become a 12 unit townhouse development. the single story home was built in the late 1800s and the developer hopes to appeal to preservationists who do not want to see it demolished. >> it

the big cat was last seen yesterday morning near the petaluma dmv on south pointe boulevard.e's some video from wednesday when a mountain lion was seen in someone's backyard in petaluma the big cat. it's unclear if this is the same one that was spotted yesterday morning. but if you see a mountain lion stay inside and called police for help. national headlines now search and rescue efforts are on pause at the site of the collapsed condo building in florida. officials are actually preparing to demolish the rest of the building before tropical storm elsa hits the surfside community. the death toll has risen to 24 with more than 100 people still missing. crews may start demolishing the building as soon as today as the storm is expected to make landfall in florida on tuesday. florida governor ron desantis says bringing down the remaining part of the condo. we'll protect rescue crews. >> we have a building here in surfside that is tottering. it is structurally unsound and although eye of the storm is is not not likely to pass over this direction. you could feel gusts in this area.

dmv officials say it's part of the on going effort to expand digital effort and reduce the carbon footprinting the biggest changes inthe brand's history. the nationwide chain is eat fresh, rre campaign. it'll include more than 20 menu updates with six all new sandwiches and restaurants close early on july 12 so stores can prepare for the update. to mark the occasion, subway giving away a million free sandwiches. they'll do it from 10:00 a.m. till noon on july 13th so we've got you covered for a free lubb much. >> they're keeping the tuna on the menu i hear. >> you've >> >>> for the buc this is is their first finals in 47 years. at 5:30, nba count down gets you ready for the finals. tipoff at 6:00 then stay for us for after the game with sports s anchors. >>> you probably heard claims that wearing masks can cause problems because of carbon dioxide. is that really true? >> a new study says yes, but doctors are skeptical. >>> we're winding down the mass vaccination sites that did so much in the spring for those eager to get their first and second shot if they needed a second. now we need to go

you are going to have to deal with the dmv, with taking classes, community service, taking your vehicle out of the tow truck, basically -- out of the tow yard and basically you are going to be spending between 10 and $15,000 on fines and just all the other stuff. >> the chp said one freeway it'll focus on is interstate 5. >>> bay area transit agencies are encouraging everybody to take public transit this holiday weekend. rides on golden gate transit, marin and the larkspur ferry are free through monday. there will be special special s service tomorrow. face masks still required on public >> translator: sit. >>> and happening today something fun and free for the whole family to celebrate the 4th of july weekend. the warriors will host the th c food vendors, and an nba gaming zone. a sampling starts in the west plaza at 11 and then at 12:30 you can see a pet costume parade. >> i have noticed there's a lot of dogs here and a lot of people dress up their dogs. i'm like give the people what they want. we have a big area for this. we have coffee carts for pups, we have lots of furniture and d

a chilling effect on people who live in big areas and take mass transit and don't want to go to the dmv time or the access to go, and that's usually what the response is. you say, no, we're fine with it, with a "but." what's your case? >> as long as the voter i.d. is an i.d. that everybody has access to. one of those things happens to be the voter registration card. when i went to register to vote, i got a card. i keep it in my wallet. you might not be able to read it because i've had it there so long. every time i go vote, i present my i.d. now, this has always been. the problem was, when they started saying, you got to have a photo i.d. and a photo from a hunting license is okay. but a photo from a student activity card is not okay. that's a bunch of junk. that's what we are against. we are against i.d.-ing yourself. so can you imagine when people come up with a voter i.d., using utility bills and that sort of thing to determine who they are, that's all right. but when you start telling me i have to have a photo i.d. i don't drive anymore, i don't have a driver's license, and i got to

the one spotted yesterday morning was on the other side of 101, close to the dmv.urged to call police. >>> another smoke flames to the north where three fires destroyed homes and are threatening hundreds more. the largest one is being called the lava fire. it's burned 25,000 acres. it's 36% contained. the tenant fire is burning and 10,000 acres, 26% contained. and the salt fire burning in shasta county 25 miles north of redding. authorities are looking for a car that may have sparked the flames on interstate 5 on wednesday afternoon. >>> 7:16, time to check in with vianey arana. it sounds like the typical fourth of july in san francisco where the fog and clouds kind of. >>. you don't really see the fireworks. >> yeah, i mean, i wish there was a moment where it was like perfectly clear, and they could really start the fireworks show. you know. >> yeah. >> that marine layer has been holding on top in san jose, about 59 degrees. and we are getting sunshine in the south bay, but it will be a little more to clear for the coast. look at the temperature trend, by 12:00, w

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firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's posit

you are going to have to deal with the dmv, taking glasses and community service. taking your vehicle out of the tow truck. basically it'll -- out of tow yard and between 10 and $15,000 on fines. >> the chp said that one freeway it is going to be focusing on is interstate 5. >>> and aaa said three and a half million people will be flying for the 4th. sfo expects 40,000 daily to pass through its checkpoints over the holiday weekend. people want to travel. get out. get out of the house. it's crazy. even more than 2019 people are going out of town. >> yeah. i was away myself and, yeah, people are everywhere. if you are staying home you have a lot of this to deal with. low clouds and fog. with very had mist and drizzle at the coast. this is the east bay hills camera. the inland east bay that's comfortable. we will see a repeat performance right on through the holiday weekend but then things really take a turn. i will explain. >> thank you. >>> also ahead bouncing back. why downtown san jose restaurants are looking forward to a bigw. >>> and new challenges for search an

here in the dmv, president biden is turning his attention to november and virginia.at does it say that president biden is making this his first big campaign appearance since the end of last year? >> you're right this will be president biden's first campaign event for a candidate who is running for upcoming office since joe biden became president. and this is all an effort to show how muscular the biden white house is. thegubernatorial races included. since the 1970s the party that held the white house has always ended up losing this virginia governor's race but one exception. and as we also know that incumbent white houses have a difficult time in midterm elections that end up coming. your base of voters after winning get complacent. and one of the reasons you have joe biden going to virginia to campaign is to get the base fired up. virginia is a democratic leaning state but if their democratic turnout is low, this could end up being a pretty close race between terry and glenn youngkin. >> and there is dynamics there for the republican party, right? you have presiden

would get on board, including election day as a holiday, automating voter registration through the dmvstacey abrams who used the word absolutely when she said she would back it. beto o'rourke called it progress. is that legislation you could get on board with? >> obviously that manchin proposal would be wonderful in the state of texas. i don't think people realize how many hurdles we have in the state of texas when it comes to voting in our visits with senator manchin. comparing west virginia election law to texas election law, you can vote in so many different ways in west virginia. at a minimum, whether it's a manchin compromise, a modified s-1, an accelerated hr-4, all those things would benefit us in texas. we have an all-of-the-above strategy so we can bring fair voting rights and have one standard in the country and that's the american standard. >> i know you had hopes of meeting with senator kyrsten sinema. it's been reported as of yesterday that you have not met with any republicans. i wonder if any of those things have changed? have you secured a meeting with senator senator,

when you go to the dmv to get your driver's license you're automatically registered.g, long time now so we hope the other states catch up with us, especially texas, they have 40% population that's latino and if they could not have that voter suppression literally texas could turn blue. >> you and cesar chavez, your names are associated with farm worker, agriculture labor, but in fact in 1960 when you started, one of the things you did was voter registration drives for those agriculture workers. >> yes, absolutely, yeah. we came out of another organization called community-service organization and that was our entire focus was to get out there and go door to door to register people to vote and with my foundation we continue to do that exactly. i mention about texas being 40% latino population, you know, in the state of virginia which has only less than 8%, with the latino vote really helped to turn virginia from a red state to a blue state. a lot of people don't know that. >> what did you tell these folks from texas? because it looks, on some days, like a losing battle

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firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers.e are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open working and functioning. >> for now state lawmakers say there are no plans to push legislation. mandating public employees get vaccinated. state health officials say california has prepared for slight increases in cases and hospitalizations. but at the moment there is no anticipation of any threat to the state's health care system. capacity. >> across the bay area. the state's firefighting agency cal fire had to step in all night long to help put out blazes ignited by illegal fireworks. the crews do their best to stop the fire from spreading fire crews were able to quickly mitigate the spread of every fire that erupted. then they are now investigating those fires. here's their message for anybody thinking about setting off more fireworks as we head further into fire season. >> think about yourself and your neighbors and think about the possibility that you could start of education, fire with our drought-

. >> firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are. >> keeping the government open working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's pos

you are going to have to deal with the dmv, with taking the classes, community service, taking your vehicle out of the tow yard. basically you will be spend between 10 and $15,000 on fines and all the other stuff. >> the chp said one freeway is going it be focused on is interstate 5. >>> aaa said 3.5 million people will fly for the 4th of july. they expect 40,000 travelers daily to pass through over the holiday weekend. this as cancellations are piling up. southwest cancelled nearly 200 flights yesterday and more than 200 thursday. the airline claims bad weather and very full flights. we have learned the airline also has severe staffing issues so that will be an unfortunate experience for a lot of people travel figure they get their flight canceled. it should be nice weather. >>> you know for fire danger we are going to be comfortable and conditions really country be better unless we saw rain but we know that won't happen. a live look where you can see the clouds around the camera. 50's out there and we will see seasonal numbers and we have had a pretty good dose of low clouds and fog. we w

they searched dmv records and found the truck.ampbell. 24 year old jarred long. >> jarred was very much a person of interest at that. point >> he's not base. anymore >> no. >> where was? he >> we didn't know. >> so detectives stokes says law enforcement immediately got busy trying to find. when >> we actually put a locator out all surrounding states and counties from here to colorado, where he was from. and in fact, he was stopped about by a trooper in colorado. >> he must have really hightailed out of kentucky to get colorado that fast. >> quick. >> when he was pulled over, was he driving a raised, white truck. >> he was in a light gray dodge pickup truck that was lifted with large tires and loud exhaust. matching the description of our witness. >> so you're thinking you might have your man here? >> yes. >> he might have thought he had his man. but police decided the fact that jarred's truck matched the description of the eyewitness was not enough to arrest him. >> they stalled as long as they could, i think. and ultimately had t

firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers.re all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. i think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice. and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private in place. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's positivi

firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated, whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the stat

firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers. we are all interacting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open and and working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're, you know, recovering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not reasonable the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's

there's a state building the dmv anywhere. no mask is required.you are vaccinated that falls in line with california and national cdc guidelines that only recommend indoor use for the vaccinated, but dr anthony fauci says a change in that policy is under active consideration. confusion maybe all around us because you're dealing with the c. d c. with the federal government. you're dealing with the state government. you're dealing with the local government. and so as policymakers, we have to acknowledge that that does exist, but some are cutting through the confusion, not waiting for official recommendations, saying the rise of delta cases is all the proof they need to wear the mask my mask on in general, but yea. you know, everybody should probably keep their masks on in public. release around other people. at least it's unknown when or if the cdc will change as mass guidelines locally, sam matteo is the only known county in the bay area that will require masks for everyone inside county buildings, but it certainly may not be the last. greg liggins

firefighters or police officers are working at the dmv. we're homeless outreach workers.cting with the public. and we also are keeping the government open working and functioning. the push comes as 9 state capitol employees and staff members in the assembly have tested positive for covid-19 within about a week. the most recent memo sent over the weekend said the latest 2 people to test positive were fully vaccinated and wearing masks. they think they're you know, we're covering as we've seen with. >> with many people, the public and state senator melissa melendez weighing in on the push to vaccinate public employees. i've always believed that vaccination is a personal choice. and i understand those are, you know, are very fearful getting this virus and really they would prefer that everyone get vaccinated whether it's public employees or private employees. >> but that's not resemble the strains of the capital cases are unknown. the effort to contain the outbreak comes as california's most dominant strain is the infectious delta variant the state's positivity rate is incre

when you go to the dmv to get your drivers license, you're automatically registered.o we would hope that the other states but catch up with us, especially texas, because we know that especially for the latino community there, there's 40% of the population is latino, and they cannot registered, vote and experience voter suppression. texas with -- >> you and chavez are, your names are and so see it with agricultural labor, but in fact, in 1960, one of the things that you did was voter registration drives for those agricultural workers. >> absolutely. we came out of another organization called the community service organization and that was -- our entire surface were was to encourage people to vote. and those were the foundations. we continue to do that exactly. and i mentioned about texas being 40% latino population. you know, in the state of virginia, which has only less than 8%, it was the latino vote that really helped to turn virginia from a red state to a blue state. a lot of people don't know that. >> what did you tell these folks from texas? because it looks on s