. >>> there was a man who paid money to get it back to the dmv. >> he says he paid the dmv $157. during that month, he sold the car to someone else out of state. there is no need for this california tax. he went down to the dmv to refund. they told him a refund was coming but months went by with nothing. then he contacted me. they emailed him some bad news. there is no provision in the statute that provides for a refund of registration fees when they are paid prior to the sale of the vehicle. we confirmed that with the dmv. we were not able to get him his money back. sorry. he wanted to share his story anyway to help others. the bottom line is, if you're going to sell a card, put off paying the fees as you can. ideally, sell the car before it is due. if you have a case to share, go right there to nbcbayarea.com. just click on the main menu. the number is 888-966-t ips. >> you have to plan it out ahead of time. >> okay, thanks so much. >>> delta airline pilots across the country held a protest to voice their concerns over failed contract negotiations. they have been trying since 2

didn't have the personal computers and so forth sogeti -- so getting people to register through the dmv sounded like a good idea. technology overtook that very quickly so they can register online. we don't need to continue to have the dmv or any of the federal agencies that executive order is trying to make everybody a voter registration outlet. you are looking for trouble. i have majority of mine county clerk in west virginia with 55 and majority of them are democrats. they don't want this because they see the problems with some of the going to hud and registering under john smith and going, another agency for food stamps or whatever and registering under john f smith or whatever. you now have two registrations and that's up to the county clerk to try to clean that up. they are already overworked underpaid. in west virginia what it happened before i got there is the voter rolls got bloated. because everyone is going to the agencies and getting registered but my predecessors were not cleaning up the rolls. that's the other half. the liberals got let's get everybody registered. the other

then the lady, the dmv, she said there is a transfer fee that you have to pay for the vehicle. i said what is it? she said 3%. i said 3% of $1? she said yes. i pulled a nickel out of my pocket and gave it to her, and said keep the change. my old minivan is more popular and famous in my little state than a lot of places than i was. anyway, that vehicle had seen every corner of the first state, with some 600,000 miles to her name. she carried carpertown staffers, constituents, family members, and even a future president. when it came time to retire her early last summer, through anguish and heartache, i opted for a slight upgrade, a red tesla y, that maybe someday will have 600,000 miles on it. we'll see. let me tell you, they don't make cars like they used to. they make them a lot better. a whole lot better. and a whole lot cleaner, as well. on top of being fully electric, let me say that two, three, four years ago our selection of electric vehicles, low-emission, no-emission vehicles was limited, very limited. the folks from tesla were largely out of the gate first, the people

there is your first time, don't answer a text from the dmv.g the dmv is doing that, they are not texting these days. it is also the grand finale of our united states burgers in times square. we have a and all-star panel of judges said to crown the top spot. this is big. reggie: [laughter] can we talk about the sharks for a second? ginger: yes. these white sharks you saw, fascinating. ginger: it was. and to see it from on top. you know like when you take a picture of the moon and a cannot do it justice? the video could not do justice to what we were seeing. we saw 10 great white sharks and it was almost too easy to get to them. this plane would say hey there is one over here in the bud would bring us over and there is another shark, then he would try to tag it. it was such an exciting adventure but also so cool how they are doing this and they will be able to use the tags to alert people at the beach so we can still enjoy it but stay out of their way. reggie: that is interesting. we know climate change could play a role here because they are --

make those changes because what the legislature i enacted and then to implement voter registration at dmv election day registration and then the covid-19 pandemic it. we also putut a lot of money to purchase new voting machines and we were still using those that we purchased so there is a lot going on. but every voter will be mailed a valid. and in the prior presidential election really had six.5 percent of the voters inn nevada choose to vote the other mail ballot. and with absentee. and with the early voting program then they have gravitated to those resources. and then in 2020 just under 50 percent of the voters by mail in the general election sont it became scale not necessarily implementing the new process is the task to educate voters of that voted by mail and the 2020 election never voted by mail before. educating the voters of the process and it wasn't a new process that we put together at the last minute and just a matter of scaling it up. i don't know how successful we were at the educating part and those election officials how we can educate voters about our process because a l

. >> i'm from the dmv originally, but philly is our home right now. >> so you're a northeast girl, just up and down 95. >> yes. >> you both report and anchor down in philly. >> yes. >> we are so happy to have you. >> that's me at the -- well, that was the eagles. that, i don't remember what that was. this is all file. i've been at wpvi for six years. love it. one of the best stations ever. >> powerhouse station. >> yes. great people, great team, learning a lot. >> well, welcome, welcome. we will have more time to catch up. >> yes. >> and a lot of fun. >>> but we do unfortunately begin this half hour with a tragedy in indiana. >> that's right. investigators say a mass shooting was stopped thanks to a private citizen who was armed and ready. here's abc's rhiannon ally. >> reporter: this morning, a good samaritan with a gun is being hailed a hero for ending a deadly mass shooting at this mall near indianapolis. >> victims are possibly in the food court. >> reporter: police say the suspect had a rifle and several magazines of ammunition. >> let's go ahead and declare this a mass casualty. >

they didn't confirm the circumstances surrounding the death but dmv reporting officers were informedlsap may have been in anaheim area apartment and s.w.a.t. team executed the search warrant and during the raid, and officer involved shooting happened, leading to his death. no police officers were injured. as we wait for more details, the race world continues to mourn bobby east. to time nascar champion and panelist wrote very sad to hear of the tragic incident involving legend usa driver robbie east, he was one heck of a wheel man, thoughts and prayers to the family. for the suspect, the working to independently confirm circumstances surrounding his death, he did have an outstanding a bobby east murder in police consider him armed and dangerous. bryan: just 37 years old, senseless tragedy. thank you. ♪♪ bait growing louder of the other teachers should be armed on school grounds. the debate very heated between parents and administrators in a georgia school district is one of the biggest in the country, that's next. ♪♪ should frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. t

the line is shorter than at the dmv. >> greg: it's true. >> jamie: i love mexicans too big fan.partner's from mexico city, my brother-in-law is mexican. they told me something interesting they said you can tell what mood someone from mexican's in by the way they're holding their gun if they have a gun. sideways, run. up in the air, time to party. [cheers and applause]. >> i like it. >> greg: i was worried about where that was going. >> erin: so was i. >> greg: all right joey do you think this was a good strategy? i'm still unclear whether texas or florida sent anybody to new york. i think they came on their own but i don't know. this is wonderfully ironic i guess. >> johnny: i guess i don't understand because before greg abbott did it the biden administration did it and we reported. so it's good when the federal government does it but not when a state does it and adams is not the communicator to get a salient point across so it comes out like it's going to be bad, it's going to involve us losing seats in our schools and all this but you know what? we're going to want it to be ba

our election officials were working on implementing medical registration at the dmv. and implementing registration and calling laces. and then the covid 19 pandemic hit. we also put a lot of money in at the state level of purchasing new voting machines prior to the 2018 election. we were still using the machines that we purchase with the influx of -- dollars. so there's a lot going on and all of a sudden, our legislature said, every voter is going to be mailed a valid -- ballot for the general election. and in the prior presidential election we only had 6.5 percent of the voters in nevada that chose to vote via mail-in ballot. even though they all had the opportunity to. so it is absentee but it has not traditional be -- been used because we put a lot of emphasis in our early voting process. all of a sudden, in 2020 we had under for percent of the voters voting by mail and the general election. it became an issue of scale and not necessarily from new processes, it was a real task trying to take voters and many of whom voted by mail him a 2020 election had never voted

our election officials were working on implementing medical registration at the dmv. and implementing registration and calling laces. and then the covid 19 pandemic hit. we also put a lot of money in at the state level of purchasing new voting machines prior to the 2018 election. we were still using the machines that we purchase with the influx of -- dollars. so there's a lot going on and all of a sudden 20/20 we had under 50 percent of the voters voting by mail in the general election so it really became an issue of scale, not ernecessarily implementing new processes. it was a real task trying to educate voters most of whom i think voted by mail in the 2022 election had never voted dby mail the course of educating those a voters about the process and that this isn't a new process that we just put together a f last-minute. it's a process that had been in place formany years . it's just a matter of scaling it up. i don't know how successful we were at the educating part . certainly there are things nywe could have done better and i think that's something election offic

it's not like skipping the line at the dmv.hing that mystified the probe latest witness, sip alone, at the time. >> i didn't understand how they got in. i looked at them and said, who are you? >> he doesn't get how they were in that meeting. the hearing didn't delve into that part much further, yesterday. we do know how they got in. the link may be telling. the a to a trump advisor who was secretly pushing a different plan, when he called a coup for january 6th. peter navarro had his own staff for help. that stuff or later admitted sneaking flynn and powell in the. it was such a breach even in the lawless trump white house. that mark meadows revoked the ability to let anyone in the white house again. >> mark meadows office revoked my guest privileges. i could no longer get people into the complex after that. >> you can get people into the complex after you sneak them in. thinking anyone in, let alone those people. mark meadows lost control. number two, noticed this as we pull the third. notice that january 6th guy who led the c

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so are election officials were working on implementing voter registration at the dmv . implementing election day registration at polling places and then the pandemic hit. we had also put a lot of money in the state level to purchasing new voting machines prior to the election. we were still using the voting machines we purchased with the influx of e dollars and so there's a lot going on and all of a sudden our legislature said every voter is going to be mail the ballot for the 2020 general election and in the prior presidential election we only had about 6 and a half percent of the voters in nevada to devote via mail outs. they all have the opportunity to so i don't know if it's excuse absentee, just hasn't been used because we put a lot of emphasis into our early dovoting program which is a two-week period in person voting but the voters have graduated towards. all of a sudden in 2020 we had under 50 percent of the voters voting by mail and the general election so it became an issue of scale. not necessarily implementing new processes so it was a real path to try to ed

>> maybe they make that part of the dmv driving test. do i really do this?> what is wrong with this picture? are you still looking for your song of summer? former president obama might able to help. he is out with his summer playlist. it includes songs like beyoncÉ's break my soul, music for a sushi restaurant by harry styles along with oldies like springsteen's dancing in the dark and prints's let's go crazy. great songs. i have got a springsteen -- ghosts one of the ones i playing lately. ac/dc mist of time, a sum i just discovered. >> so many good ones. first one that comes to mind is one by sly and the family stone cold hot phone and the summertime. poetry manned by phoebe snow. stones start me up. >> i always have the stones in my playlist. >> i was so happy to see some 80's and 90's music. that is kind of more in my wheelhouse. i have been watching stranger things. they had some music from the 80's that i was -- that was not in my playlist and i am going back and rediscovering. there is a lot of good music out there not only now but also decades before

>> reporter: and we should tell you the new york state dmv tells abc news they will never send anyoneion and that's likely the case across the country, michael. >> that's really the key. when someone is asking for your numbers, don't give it. >> 100%. 100%. >> it's not just about gas. it can be about anything. >> look, i get these just about every week. every few days actually. i saw some that say suspicious banking activity for a bank i don't use or a shipment i never ordered. you'll see it comes with a link. do not click that link. if you think it's legit call the bank directly. call the shipper directly and say, hey, is this real but just don't click the link. that's how you get a virus on your phone and tracked. >> you know what's not a scam? beyonce's new album coming up. when you dance here on "gma" -- >> he's got to stay for the next -- >> the beyhive and gio are dancing for us this morning. the reaction including gio's to her new album. stay with us. ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway serie

but last, night we also learned about semesters dmv records at the white house so take a listen. >> onthe screen is a presidential call logs from january six. as you can see there is no official record of presidential on proceeding or placing a call between 11:06 and 6:54 pm. as to what the president was doing that afternoon, that presidential daily diary is also silent. it contains no information from the period between 120 1 pm and 4:03 pm. >> so, peter no photos, we are missing tax messages, missing records. empty call logs, blank diaries during key hours. really probably, one of the most monumental days in american history. is that something that warrants further investigation? >> that's certainly a question about it. it's possible that if you had one, log one system that was down, well if you have all of these different sources of data. as you indicated, really the most consequential day in any but he's living memory. the fact that there isn't data is clearly standing out as a huge red flag. donald trump is displayed when he is doing something wrong, he is very clear about it. whe

all while the rest of the city has hundreds of parking garages, malls and schools, churches and the dmvsit empty over night. a better plan would look at the paces and accessible charging stations from light poles as in other cities. this legislation had in the move forward without an impact study and study of site and alternate ideas >> thank you. >> we have one person in the queue if you would like to speak press star 3, otherwise we will take the last caller. >> good afternoon supervisors. zack with young community developers in district 10 we are concerned about the legislation and the adverse impacts on low income work class of color. and the incentivize of space of blue collar jobs. in terms of existing autoshops affordable are most at risk of conversion. ev accident are expensive for our low income work class the communities will rely on traditional vehicles. it would be cernel productive to the climate goal if folks drive outside of the city to get car serviced. the float charging automated charging stations in district 9 and 10 due to them permitted in pdr why they will replace

our election officials were working on implementing medical registration at the dmv. and implementing registration and calling laces. and then the covid 19 pandemic hit. we also put a lot of money in at the state level of purchasing new voting machines prior to the 2018 election. we were still using the machines that we purchase with the influx of -- dollars. so there's a lot going on and all of a sudden, our legislature said, every voter is going to be mailed a valid -- ballot for the general election. and in the prior presidential election we only had 6.5 percent of the voters in nevada that chose to vote via mail-in ballot. even though they all had the opportunity to. so it is absentee but it has not traditional be -- been used because we put a lot of emphasis in our early voting process. all of a sudden, in 2020 we had under for percent of the voters voting by mail and the general election. it became an issue of scale and not necessarily from new processes, it was a real task trying to take voters and many of whom voted by mail him a 2020 election had never voted

you now have two met registration and the wicked dmv and registered at the time and that's up to the county clerk to try to clean that up. they are already overworked underpaid. in west virginia what it happened before i got there is the voter rolls got bloated. because everyone is going to the agencies and getting registered but my predecessors were not cleaning up the rolls. that's the other half. the liberals got let's get everybody registered. the other half, with the thought durkin was requirement to clean up the voter rolls every two years but nothing forced him to do that. so by the time i took over, the clicks are coming to become democratic culture coming to me and say we got to clean up these roles, got two. so that's what i ran on. since i've taken office in a state that is 1.1 million registered million registered voters we've taken off 380,000 names from the voter registration. [applause] folks, that's a bet it's gotten at expect a number of your states have similar type situations. so that's one in four of come off. we put onto and 55,000 new voters. it can be done. you

i am with three black mamas dmv since 2017. we encounter dozens of women who are incarcerated.o jail. that means they have not been formally convicted of anything. they have been accused of a crime. they are having this hold of bail over their head. they are being denied bail. in the pretrial system, that is forcing them to continue pregnancy and give birth in jail. well i appreciate joe biden's executive order, i also believe that he can do more. we need him to be demanding that roe be codified into law. even in a world with row, the other woman was subjected to such severe inhumane treatment while being pregnant in jail. even in a world with roe v. wade, we want this across the nation. women who are pregnant and parenting, they cannot be ripped away from their children. >> what happens? we are coming up on the break. tell us what happens to these children. >> they are either put in the care of family, they could also be sent into the foster care system. this is a system that is overwhelmingly black. we are witnessing the realtime deconstruction of families through the prison

i don't get a reminder from the dmv when driver's license is going to expire. commissioner lazarus brought ump is it not clear there was looking like the permit was legally issued. i say the permit was not legally issued there is a code that says that the d. building inspection bhoon is here representative here, quoted that said, specifically that if a permit is not renewed on time it is deemed to be cancelled. that is your code not minism did not write it you asked a good question about precedent the precedent in asking me roll over on this. is the press upon dent you set it is okay to violate city code when it is very explicit. i knew nothing about temperature >> when changed you want to the project. why if i could jump in. i have not thought about it this thing literally came upon me. stop pawk mrs. blake. >> to give ourselves a breather we might think about continuing. this is the statement wes have when we don't get a brief. to munch on before the hearing. she is in the prepared answer your question. >> are given the circumstance... given the circumstances

i was also the author of the conversation and legislature around the dmv dealt with the full expectation that that's where we would recover our funding . california has two percent of the ed and fuel-cell market in the united states but we have a problem with infrastructure so i want to talk to you about that. it was i was very happy that the bill is a priority incorporated into the infrastructure bill, the clean cornerstone to provide this infrastructure. we have a portion proportionate amount of infrastructure but putting it in the right place to make it effective and we can see this in the private sector .and chair i like to submit for the record an article from forbes magazine that's entitled every automakers he plans through 2035 and beyond . >> is been received. >> thank you. let me read this from forbes magazine written for my colleagues wonder where the marketplace is going and respect the marketplace, the marketplaceis clearly going away from internal combustion engines .there's a place for it in this transition but this isn't high in the sky as somebody's been involved in this

i served with the first calvary and second infantry division, under dmv in korea. 40 killed in action, and we lost 120 wounded in action, and another 700 korean troops. if we stationed the second infantry division on our border, that is approximately 25,000 troops plus air force, etc., we could stop the flow of fentanyl, illegal immigrants, terrorists, and the like. there is no reason we should be letting these individuals in. years ago, my generation, my great uncle came from italy. he was drafted by the united states army, and was killed in action. we have to do with the old way. people have to have the sponsor in this country, and come over legally. period. host: what do you make of what he had to say? guest: look, the military is for war. it is for times of crisis. we consciously restrict the will of the armed forces in civilian life on u.s. territories for a reason. we do not want to use the great u.s. armed forces, which deserve enormous respect. in norma's respect for your sacrifice in this. we do not want to dilute their mission by putting them into situati