times" reports the california dmv is considering reclassifying teslas with the so-called full drivinge, that would bring teslas under the automated car laws. even if the driving software is not being used at the time. the dmv has not made a final decision on that. >> congratulations to those going to work in nvidia, the top company to work for in all of the united states, it makes chips and computer boards. now if you look at that data the next two companies scored the name. meta, which used to be called facebook dropped 36 spots from 11 to 47. we've talked how it has trouble. the meta verse is a marketing term, much like tesla has people saying giga factory. meta, facebook, has a new board member who joins the company's board giving the company more executive expertise. the board works for zuckerberg not the other way around. we got the latest consumer price index. we were talking about that earlier as we spoke with sharon katsuda. jay powell said higher interest rates are coming. inflation hurts but so, too, does fighting inflation. we're going to see intentionally the fed making it

we have blizzard conditions anticipated for parts of the dmv, del marva in new jersey up toward maine. it will be quite a cutoff between snow and not a lot of snow. that is why the forecast is subject to change, but it hasn't budged in terms of thinking. it will be a coastal event, we will see snow for the mountains, midatlantic and appalachian, the heavy snow will come along coastal areas. the red there, those are blizzard warnings, snow blowing around for duration of hours. tell be impossible to travel. good thing it is coming on saturday. here is snow forecast for now from the dmv, del marva, long island and the bulls eye is new england including boston. it will be a tough call and we're now casting as it happens overnight tonight. i will tell you, winds will be impressive and i will leave you with this, the coldest air of the season in florida for south florida, miami, 38 degrees, with wind chill of 37, that is pretty rare. we'll continue to follow it. foxweather.com. download the app, we'll give you the latest snowfall details. >> todd: i don't know what to tell lee, i'll figure

make it an opt-out system where everybody is automatically registered as soon as they come into the dmv. if they want to opt out later, they can. another thing that they can do, we have all these federal aid programs that are administered through the states like medicare and medicaid and various other programs. use the administrative data from those programs and release them to the states so they can automatically register those people to vote as well. that's the only one -- within the purview of the president. he can order states not to limit access to absentee ballots, not to limit access to early voting. certainly we are in unprecedented times. we are still in the midst of a global pandemic. >> right. >> there are things they can do with teeth and put it under the department of justice civil rights division elections department. >> and all of that is in the purview of the president, all that you named. a quick follow-up. as we mentioned, today the arizona democratic party voted to censure senator kyrsten sinema for blocking voting rights legislation. in a statement, they said, and i'

. >> reporter: and katie has to contest the tickets, get new plates at the dmv, and get a new street parking sticker from the city. >> i do not think we should let this type of lawlessness go. this is not okay. i understand we live in the city and things happen and the city. we have crossed a line. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> now we look at san francisco. the city is cracking down on events due to the omicron surge. the threshold for mega events is now lowered to 500 attendees indoors and 5000 attendees outdoors. now, beginning february 1, people 16 and older must show proof of vaccination and a booster shot to attend mega events. >>> when the demand for vaccines intensified, the access for families have gone down, making it impossible for families across the country to get vaccinated. rite aid says that it is tackling the problem by offering walk in vaccinations throughout the month of january. >>> last week was the kickoff for the program. hours are 10:00 am until 3:00 pm on saturdays. the vaccine is available for kids ages five and older. check rite aid.com for loca

you have a list at the dmv, a list of the voting place. so it's difficult to implement, but i do think there are good provisions with what to do to make it work better. certainly providing access to those ids. but also working on voter registration lists. making it more comprehensive but also making sure it's more accurate and up to date and checks for eligibility requirements we have. host: dennis in chicago, a democratic caller. caller: good morning. the federal government should actually have some broad guidelines for all states to follow. there is gerrymandering, ridiculous rules like you can give voters water if they are standing in line for hours. reducing locations. some of the callers talked about you need ids for food stamps, but that's ridiculous. not everybody is applying for food stamps. everybody was eligible to vote should be able to vote. everybody doesn't drive. everybody doesn't fly and take a plane. all of that is absurd reasons. everybody doesn't have any idea. it is not necessary. you just have to be a citizen at the lo

host: to your second point as far as the dmv being involved, where did you hear that? guest: my own -- caller: my own experience. you are registered to vote. i was surprised that they -- the real id came about because in -- maryland one of the states they registered illegal aliens. they give them an idea and say bring me back your id and a lot of them did not do that and that's why the real id you have to get the mom with a star. host: then how do you directly relate that to the conversation about january 6? caller: i was just saying this is -- that was a part of the stolen election and these people really do have a point per eight i understand it clearly. nobody connected that, but that's what i believe. host: mr. thompson, from what you heard from him, you can respond. guest: you get all different variations on this theory and there's all different types of angles that people take. the big one people talk and the president took on january 6 in his speech is the notion that the dominion voting machines which were used in many of the swing states that they were somehow

have the free time to vote or volunteer at the polls and voter registration is automatic through the dmvvirginia has gone from being one of the toughest most restrictive voting requirements to one of the best and secure in the country. [applause] i want to thank the senator, senator lucas, the delegate and many others because of these changes, we have seen record of voter turnout in the past two elections. in fact the 2021 election in which all of you in the house were elected and assault you 20% increase in voter participation over four years ago. contrast that with other states that have chosen to make voting harder and more restrictive with the result that fewer people vote. this shows us that the current rules work. the elections are fair and transparent and it's important for voters to hear that message especially for those of you elected to office under these rules. voters deserve better and our elected officials need to do better and not to perpetuate anyone's big why. virginia's elections are always well-run. they are free and fair and transparent. this is a hallmark of our democ

up to your service because we've got the state that can't issue drivers license properly through the dmv. for going to make all of that a state agency and is going to control every aspect of your healthcare. >> the california state assembly is expected to vote on the universal health care bill next week. any tax increases to pay for it must ultimately be improved by california voters but it also breaking tonight in california, governor newsom is activated the national guard to help her covid testing. shannon. >> thank you so much. great to see you. >> thank you. >> three men convicted of murdering were all sentenced to life in prison friday but the judge of the case tonight any chance of parole for greg and travis mcmichael, the father and son that took up arms in georgia back in february of 2020. still to come to know what you get when you give up happy a paintbrush and cattle on the loose on the highway and idaho. who finally got these runaways. next viral videos are next. ervef from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional ner

and she is not the only democrat who needs a trip to the dmv. you remember when transportation secretary pete buttigieg pretended to bike to a white house cabinet meeting but really just rode in an suv most of the way and then got out and pedaled really hard over to the event? yeah, these are the people in charge of our nation's transportation, of our nation's still and more stalled supply chain. so basically, stay off the road. we're all doomed. but, like everything, the incompetence starts at the top, with sleepy joe biden himself and our 79-year-old president can't even remember the name of his own staff. >> i want to thank the -- the um, the former general i keep calling him general, my, my -- the guy who runs that outfit over there. >> hey, man. >> pete: not to defend joe biden but there was a reason he didn't know that guy's name. it wasn't written in the teleprompter. you see, joe reads everything if it's in the teleprompter. >> all the way through the supply chain there has been a lot of innovation end of quote. >> dammit who typed the q

it will turn one santa clara hotel into housing for the homeless near the santa clara dmv.nitiative will provide money to open the interim housing. santa clara housing is contributing $3 million. >>> a lot of people are wondering how the free covid tests will work. >> our consumer reporter, chris chmura, shows us how. >> if you want your health insurance company to pay for an at-home covid test, and the first thing to do is find out what the plan is. the company can either pick some over-the-counter tests, or the insurance companies can let you choose the store yourself and pay for it and they reimburse you. keep your receipt and maybe the original packaging until you get paid back. if your plan sets up a network you don't have to buy from those stores and you can go out of network but the maximum reimbursement is $12 per test, and each person on the plan gets eight tests per month. you do not have to pay any cost sharing requirements. insurance companies are only required to cover tests bought january 15th and afterwards. you can ask them to cover tests bought before that

authorities are saying they are doing the best they can, but, again, erica, it's very slow going here in the dmvo you. a quick question for you, joe. they say they are doing the best they can, understandably. there's a lot to work with here. we're talking 48 miles, but in terms of preparation, was that addressed kneeing this storm was coming? the governor was hit with that question, and he defended himself by saying this was an extraordinary and very unusual storm of the type that they haven't seen in years and years, and i can tell you here in this area there's a lot more snow than there was say up north in washington, d.c. we had rain and overnight is all crows creating a situation and the authorities have to be taken to task how well they prepared for the storm since they knew it was coming. >> do you know who you that will get -- >> that's really not clear and authorities were hit with questions to that effect today. until they can get the vehicles that can move out of the way, that's when they are going to drm how much will -- joe, appreciate it. >> this motorist was just able to get out of

past recipients include the dmv and calfire.en awarded the group's 12 golden fleece award. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: new developments. marin county is using a series of water restrictions, after they were put in place in december. but they have replenished 95% of their water storage capacity. some swimming pool limits and irrigation limits are in effect, though. remaining restrictions will be reviewed in february. reggie: we have a lot of fog out there. it is thick and widespread in many cities. we have a dense fog advisory for the north bay valleys and the bayshore lines, so this does include oakland, san leandro, the city itself and much of the north bay. visibility is very low this morning. this is as bad as it gets and we talk about cloak how clever -- low cloud cover out there. we are down to zero miles visibility -- does not get worse than that on our visibility map. oakland to hayward, a quarter of a mile, a quarter of a mile in sfo, and the bay bridge, we have fog along the bridge at this early morning hour. no

now we put it in the statute has well, but i was able to use my administrative powers to work with dmv to put that in place and i guess a lot of opposition from the republicans so you know, i think barriers, and with different shapes and sizes and sometimes were our own worst enemies and we have to work within those boundaries we can make a lot of difference just by using the tools at our disposal and that is why it is so important not only the secretary for the democrats and be committed to access to the ballots even the state like mine in the legislative experience helps have to say, i've called many times upon my relationship to go back to 40 years now, and you know, it was easier first 2010, and i still had a long relationship with the legislature and you know, it's a means. since then it has been turned over the legislation so i don't think it is quite is as it was but it does make a difference. >> that's a really really excellent point in a really good segue, just for the folks in the audience to let you know, i'm going to ask each of the secretaries on my question and then i sta

sorry, dmv. we get to the spa, she wanted to show up an hour early so we can go in the hot tub. in my hand. oh my god, i can't just shove it in and pretend it forgot it too, she's looking at me. i have a decision to make. do i let this supermodel go in the hot tub butt naked, or join her? i wanted to offer to go in naked but that was weird. [ laughter ] "do you want me to go in naked with you?" but if you're not, "i'm naked, wish i wasn't the only one." so i went halfsies, i went topless. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to compromise. >> i love a compromise. >> jimmy: it's the first time you've met? >> first time. >> jimmy: you get in the thing, and tyra banks is a ridiculously, spectacularly beautiful supermodel, obviously. >> and she's naked where you are and i am. >> jimmy: are people going wild? or is there any reaction from the spa? >> you know what, there was a god or something. we were the only ones in there in the hot tub at the moment. and so no one else noticed. but i'm sitting here like, you're butt naked in front of me. she was like, oh, our massages ar

this would also include an expansion of registration automatic registration at dmv for example. in the bill but think of it is something that had national standards for these kind of big ticket items for how and when you can go to the polls. the other bill, which is called the john lewis voting rights accountability act is more narrow. it is focused instead on presenting discrimination at the polls. one of the main cruxes of this bill is to restore preclearance of states. if they have shown a past history and a record of discrimination many of our viewers remember this is something that was part of our voting rights law. the supreme court in 2013 overturned the idea of preclearance andaid congress has to decide to put that in place. that is what the bill would do. judy: that is what the democrats want. but the democrats have blocked a vote so far on either one of these. explain to us what their arguments are and what are the democrats trying to do next? lisa: this isn't entirely partisan. lisa murkowski, the senator from alaska, does support the john lewis voting rights act, but

you have to stand in line at the dmv to get an id. host: ok. on voting rights legislation, the headline from abc says the white house press secretary, along with the vice president, argue president biden was not saying the 2022 election results might not be legitimate in that news conference. here is a follow-up from the press secretary yesterday. [video clip] >> if i may follow up on a question about voting rights and the election. you said the president's was not casting doubt on the upcoming midterms. but he said, i'm not saying it is going to be legit, the increase of it being illegitimate is in direct proportion of us not being able to get these reforms passed. yes or no, does the president leave if all romance as it is right now that the elections this fall will be -- if all remains as it is right now that this will be legitimate in the fall? >> yes, the point he was making, as recently as 20 20, as we know, the former president was trying to work with former officials to overturn the vote count and not have ballots counted. we have to be

pastor suppose since -- past recipients have been the dmv and calfire.i: t t developments this morning. marin county is easing its water restrictions things to a series of storms late last year. the restrictions were put in place in december, when reservoirs reached historic lows, now officials say recent rain plunged 95% of the water storage capacity. some limits are still in effect. they plan to review remaining research and's in february. a cat caught on camera. you can hear the aggressive sounds that startled neighbors on the peninsula. reggie: would you pay for content on instagram? the new feature that social networking system is testing. but first, whether. drew: alive look at sfo right now. this is a pretty ominous picture right now. if you are familiar with sfo, we are looking at terminal two. it is shrouded in we clr sk here's a look from the east bay hills camera. all of that low cloud cover right now, if you look off in the distance, this is the bay bridge. the fog is not all that that, but where it is, it is dense in spots, meaning once it b

some would say like putting the dmv in charge of the pentagon military tanks.gressman donalds, justice stephen breyer saying there were 750 million cases, that is more than twice the size of the u.s. population. justice sotomayor said 100,000 children are in the hospital. that is not true. she overcounted by 20 times. omicron she said is as deadly as delta. justice elaine that kagan would zero number of covid cases. a lot of factual errors there? >> first of all the tell you the you have three members of the supreme court who are arguing policy but not constitutionality is exactly what is wrong with the liberal members of the supreme court. they were trying to fine any way possible to support an unconstitutional mandate that osha does not have the authority for, congress never gave the executive branch authority for. it simply does not exist. so for them to try to find a way to argue based upon policy and they even got the policy points wrong is outrageous, not just for the country but for the institution of the supreme court. what these justices need to do is

this would also include an extension of registration, auction registration in every state at dmv's, fora lot more in this bill but essentially think of this as something that has national standards for the kind of big ticket items for how and when you can go to the polls. the other bill which is called the ohn lewis voting rights accountability act is more marrow. it is focused instead on preventing discrimination at the poll. and one of the main krukses of this bill is to restore what is called preclearance of state laws. preclearance of state. if they have shown a past history and a record of discrimination, meafn of our screwers will remember this was something that was part of our ting rights law. that the supreme court in 2013 overturned the idea of preclearance and said congress has to decide o put that in place. that is what this bill would do wrz so-- . >> woodruff: so that is what the democrats want but we know the republicans have blocked a vote so far on either one of these. and explain to us what their arguments are and then what are the democrats trying to do next? >> well,

it is something that's come under fire in a lot of quarters specifically california dmv saying they'reve 6,000 beta subscribers signing up for this and testing it outright now. what are some of the pros and cons when it comes down to it? >> i think the full self-driving focus was a bit of a surprise. it was announced elon was going to be on the call to talk about future product and product road map and i think people myself included were expecting a new update on releases instead he was talking about driving and how that's going to change des lu's economics. and this isn't well-known, but ride share companies calculate that a fully autonomous robo taxi may be worth $250,000 a year, and that i think is what elon was pointing to if tesla with can extract that kind of value, that completely changes the economics of the car business and it won't just be tesla, it's any that can produce a self-driving vehicle at scale. as you mentioned this is a very, very difficult technology to bring to market. it feels like we've been a year away for about ten years from realizing the benefits of full se

she went down to the dmv, the way pedro acted yesterday toward every single republican and independent that did not have the same fascist opinion that he did -- host: i tell you what, i will not let you could size my colleague, but appreciate the call. eric, tucson, -- i will not let you criticize my colleague, but appreciate the call. eric, tucson, arizona, democrat. caller: thank you for doing this, a good service. i really want to agree with the first guy ben. to answer your question, i do have faith, and what gives me faith is people like ben, who has such a great idea that the two parties agree before an election, and what i really thought hard about is, could trump have won, and i think that he easily could have won, and that is why i believe in the system because i think he needed, in my state, 5500 swing voters to change their vote to him, and i was one of them. i am a democrat. if he had moved towards health care, i would have voted for him . that is my issue. and thinking about that, i realized that getting 5500 votes in arizona would have been easy. but he chose -- actually,

you have to stand in line at the dmv to get an id. host: ok.n voting rights legislation, the headline from abc says the white house press secretary, along with the vice president, argue president biden was not saying the 2022 election results might not be legitimate in that news conference. here is a follow-up from the press secretary yesterday. [video clip] >> if i may follow up on a question about voting rights and the election. you said the president's was not casting doubt on the upcoming midterms. but he said, i'm not saying it is going to be legit, the increase of it being illegitimate is in direct proportion of us not being able to get these reforms passed. yes or no, does the president leave if all romance as it is right now that the elections this fall will be -- if all remains as it is right now that this will be legitimate in the fall? >> yes, the point he was making, as recently as 20 20, as we know, the former president was trying to work with former officials to overturn the vote count and not have ballots counted. we have to be c

or even things like government services there's good and bad imagine a world where the entire dmv ise metaverse and nobody has to show up except for the actual driving test. everybody would love that. or, on the flipside, there are warning signs. let's say you're a state lottery. who is going to want do pick six and scratch-off games when they can go in the metaverse and campbell at the coolest casino in the world anytime they want there's places to anticipate and get ahead and be better, and there are other areas where they can improve services >> i think of, bradley, sort of a nightmare scenario where people were concerned with facebook and privacy, when it comes to algorithms. they can -- if you're in the metaverse and they start selling ads, they can take your facial expressions and your, what, temperatures and every part of your body, right, to target an ad specifically to me. it sounds very dangerous how on earth do you protect that >> i'll take it a step further if you're wearing a vr headset, just by the direction your eyes move in, they can tell what you might be interested

host: to your second point as far as the dmv being involved, where did you hear that?st: my own -- caller: my own experience. you are registered to vote. i was surprised that they -- the real id came about because in -- maryland one of the states they registered illegal aliens. they give them an idea and say bring me back your id and a lot of them did not do that and that's why the real id you have to get the mom with a star. host: then how do you directly relate that to the conversation about january 6? caller: i was just saying this is -- that was a part of the stolen election and these people really do have a point per eight i understand it clearly. nobody connected that, but that's what i believe. host: mr. thompson, from what you heard from him, you can respond. guest: you get all different variations on this theory and there's all different types of angles that people take. the big one people talk and the president took on january 6 in his speech is the notion that the dominion voting machines which were used in many of the swing states that they were somehow wir

>> starting here in orlando, why line is doing this in airports, there are long lines at banks and dmvs reservation, an appointment when you show up at 10:20 and your appointment was 10:20, you walk right in. people want predictable frictionless experiences, that's both identity and also knowing when you are supposed to be some place, not wasting time. we like the whyline, that's what virtual queuing is >> karen, you will put a lot of people out of business i remember people watching people hire people on the street oftentimes to wait in lines for them have you seen that i've never done it, myself i've seen it i am now feeling bad, will you have to keep them with this product. but -- >> we don't believe in lines we believe in frictionless experiences, heat lines. >> congratulations, we will follow your progress and look forward to you coming on back to give us your analysis of what's happening with the travel landscape as says this pandemic, unfortunately, continues a bit longer than we hoped >>> blackstone's byron wien, he joins us for the 2022 edition, including record-high presic fro

you have a list at the dmv, a list of the voting place.it's difficult to implement, but i do think there are good provisions with what to do to make it work better. certainly providing access to those ids. but also working on voter registration lists. making it more comprehensive but also making sure it's more accurate and up to date and checks for eligibility requirements we have. host: dennis in chicago, a democratic caller. caller: good morning. the federal government should actually have some broad guidelines for all states to follow. there is gerrymandering, ridiculous rules like you can give voters water if they are standing in line for hours. reducing locations. some of the callers talked about you need ids for food stamps, but that's ridiculous. not everybody is applying for food stamps. everybody was eligible to vote should be able to vote. everybody doesn't drive. everybody doesn't fly and take a plane. all of that is absurd reasons. everybody doesn't have any idea. it is not necessary. you just have to be a citizen at the loss a

ice storm warnings as well as winter storm warnings for our friends in the carolinas up towards the dmvave ice or we're going to be dealing with the potential for a lot of accidents and the power outages of concern as well as we go through the day today into tomorrow. also some snow. again across the carolinas up towards the mid-atlantic. they have been socked in with so much snow the last couple of weeks. also want to point out it's cold as far as south as texas with temperatures in the teens and the 20's. ainsley, i know you got a lot of friends and relatives in the carolinas. i hope they are heeding all the warnings. i will keep you up to date my friend. >> ainsley: they are ready thank you so much, janice, schools across the country are struggling to find teachers. coming up, we will tell you how the great state of tennessee is working on a creative solution. and you could be $5,000 richer. wouldn't you like that how to play the fox bet super 6 app. quiz show game coming up next. ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insur