and how do you pay dmv through a license plate? >> well, we have an app and we're connected to the dmv, so you're able to pay it remotely. so basically two clicks. the first click it tells you what you owe. second click is a payment, you know, to the dmv, and it's that simple. and then your tags update remotely. >> okay, pretty cool. let's talk about the down side. there's always a down side. there's privacy concerns here. i don't want you guys, your company to track my personal dmv data. is that something that's going to be a hurdle for you? >> no, we've actually been thinking about that from the beginning. we look at ourselves more like apple than like facebook. so our business is tied to providing service and not selling your data. so you control your data. you control your information, and that's the way it should be. >> do i skru on the digital license plate just like i do my archaic one right now? >> so there's two forms, one is a wired plate that you would -- that is wired into the vehicle. it's more for -- and the other is

. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a large swath of our society that can afford to us spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software is safe. i think like anything else. w

we are waiting for dmv records to confirm that, and they are being retrieved from dmv archives. the vehicle was buried before the current homeowner of that residence occupied the home. the motive and circumstances surrounding this incident are under investigation. i will now introduce commander larson to answer any questions. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm the commander and public information officer for the atherton police apartment. we would like to open it up for question and answer at this time. does anyone have any questions? yes? >> [inaudible] >> i don't know in terms of if there was a period of vacancy. i do know the home change hands probably two to three times before the current owner took possession of the property mustn't 1992. >> -- since 1992. >> [inaudible] convicted of insurance fraud having to do with a yacht and a car. anyway, do you have information on exactly when he owned this home and does it fit into that period? >> we are still digging through our records. we are still waiting on dmv conversation -- conservation. we have heard the name come up, but we h

we're waiting for dmv records to confirm that and they're being retrieved from dmv archives. the vehicle was buried before the current homeowner of that residence occupied the home. the motive and circumstances surrounding this incident are under investigation. i will now introduce commander larsen to answer any questions. thank you, mayor. >> good afternoon, everyone, everyone. my name is dan larson and the commander and public information officer for the opportune police department. at this time, we would like to open up for question and answer. and that does any one have any questions? yes. i don't know. in terms of that, there's a period of vacancy. i know that the home did change hands. probably 2 to 3 times before the current owner took possession of the property since 1992. >> you have any information exactly when. >> we are still digging through our records. and one of the things we're waiting on as dnb confirmation, we have heard that name come up, but we have not confirmed through our sources that he impact on that vehicle through the dmv. so at this time, we're wai

. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a large swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on their vehicles. if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software is safe. i think like anything els

. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a large swath of our society that cannot afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software is safe. i think like anything else. w

. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv. all the other states looking at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software is safe. i think like anything else. when you s

long lines at the dmv is the start. the other benefits are the safety features, the license plates will display different messages regarding emergency situations like if the scar -- the car is stolen or an amber. >> if i'm driving behind a vehicle like this, i will be on the alert. >> the plates have built-in tracking technology to locate stolen cars. it brings up questions of privacy. could they be hacked? the assembly members has tracking features can be disabled in the bill allows for regular review of safety measures. >> any time we feel safety is a concern in terms of license plates being altered, they can pull that back and make sure that is taken care of before continued use. >> the plates can be purchased with monthly rates starting at $19.95 per month. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: a police department under investigation on multiple levels. a look at what is being done to change the antioch pd. >> the support from the community has been overwhelming. ama: good things happened don't mind me. i'm just the flu.

dustin: no more long lines at the dmv, it's just the start.er benefits are the safety features. the license plates will display different messages, for different emergencies, like if a car stolen. >> i am driving behind a vehicle and i see it, it will give me a cause for concern be on alert. of what i could potentially seej the plates have a built-in tracking technology to locate the stolen cars. that brings up questions of privacy. could they be wrongfully tracked and hacked into. tracking features can be disabled on the bill will allow for regular review. >> anytime that our c3 -- chp, or if we feel that safety is concerned, they can pull that back and make sure that that is taking care of. dustin: the wired or battery plates can be purchased with monthly rates starting at $19.95 a month, or $215 a month -- annually. kristen: huh. larry: the whole world is going digital. kristen: indeed. but we are still happy. we have mike nicco here to give us the weather. larry: a live human. mike: am i? larry: change his batteries out. mike: not hardwire

the dmv will now have to add the bone marrow option to id and license forms, which will take some time charlies law will officially become available in 2027 mike peters live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. drivers know it. california gas prices are back up again. in fact, the state's average price of $6.41 is three cents shy of breaking an all time record. the national average is just 3 80 a gallon energy economists have long called the difference in price. a mystery gas surcharge. that is happening somewhere in the retail distribution and marketing and retailing sector, but it's not clear where governor gavin newsom calls the petroleum producers and refineries greedy oil companies and says they are fleecing californians. on friday, the state will begin sending out state gas stimulus checks ranging from 200 to just over $1000. okay another classic fall day. today we had temperatures in the seventies and eighties. it's going to be a little bit warmer. well it was a little bit warmer. today it's going to be a little warmer tomorrow and then a little warmer as we head towards thu

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there were 60 million vehicles registered at the dmv in california. it is 30 amps for around three hours of charts. that is like an old air conditioner on the startup cycle. i do not see how they are going to be able to power these vehicles when there are 60 million of them out there. i do not think they can do it. they have solar and wind power by do not see how they are going to be able to charge 16 million vehicles anytime soon. host: news breaking this morning that the former hawaii congresswoman and 2020 central presidential candidate said she is leaving the democratic party under the complete control of an elitist warmonger who are driven by wokeness. having served as a democrat since 2013 until the end of 2020, she also made a video statement about her former party. there is a portion. [video clip] >> i can no longer remain in the democratic party that is under control of warmongers who are driven by cowardly wokeness and divide us by every issue and are stoking antiwhite racism. who actively work to undermine our god-given freedoms enshrined i

libraries and the dmv and government offices are also closed due to the holiday. > >> better luck next year was the the message from the blue angels angels with heavy fog rolling through for hours yesterday. so much so that the blue angels said it was not safe to fly. a big disappointment for all of those braving the massive crowds crowds and traffic to see the show that never was. > >> now we check in with jessica. jessica. there is fog as well as as we monitor the golden gate bridge which has been socked in most of the morning. > >> this is the golden gate bridge and i promise you it is there. the marine layer will state dance and at the golden gate and the heart of the bay into the afternoon hours. it is starting to pull out just off the south bay. clearing conditions this afternoon. the black mountain camera where it is a blanket of clouds this mor. this morning. daytime highs today are mostly sticking in the the 60s from the coast off to the bay. a86 in the hills and high pressure makes its debut into the next couple of days. we we see a warm-up but nothing cry nothing crazy. just

i recently learned that at the dmv that you get your receipt and it has on it that time you stand in line, which i think is remarkable and kind of reflects a commitment to accountability and holding institutions to a standard. gov. daniels: the average time was 12 minutes, by the way. i have said to friends in indiana that my tombstone, if there is one, will say, he raised four dollars and fixed the dmv. [laughter] beth: it seems like more than enough. [laughter] gov. daniels: it is a good example on accountability. if you don't mind, i will expand on that a little bit. beth: sure. gov. daniels: we came to office as a new crowd. our team had been in our state for a very long time. i said to them, we will fix everything in sight if we can. but the first two things we are going to start on are the department of revenue and the department of motor vehicles. why? because they touch every citizen. the disregard for government here, it is a mess. it will take us a long time to turn all that around, but if we can make those two noticeably, provably, visibly better, people would listen may b

police say they're still looking into it, and they're waiting on dmv records. >>> all right, vern is here. we need to light some candles, burn some sage for the 49ers. we're going to have to do something because what's going on with all these injuries? >> injuries. everybody's got them, but the 49ers among their starters. boy, they are just struck dowalwe got the 49ers. if it makes you feel any better. the niners aren't an earl will, but we are far from that game. the team will get it done without kyle. juice broke his finger on this play when a guy caught and achieved defenders face masks. he had surgery today and will miss the rams game. also deebo samuel is day-to-day with a sore hamstring. >>> how about a bright spot to the 49ers loss to the chiefs. just join the team on friday following a stray from carolina. the stanford alum torched and touched the ball ten times for 62 yards. pretty imprezzive considering he was learning the playbook just today. >> i know some of the plays, they never heard before when he was in the huddle. >> if i'm not out there, i expect to be prepared. i'

legislation that will allow californians to register for the national marrow donor program through the dmvmonica peters tells us about charlie's law at the end of the day, i was so lucky to receive a bone marrow transplant from my brother, who was initially not qualified and not suitable. charles wong, a deputy district attorney for santa clara county, says three years ago he was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia and aggressive form of blood cancer. he had to step in because after a global search of the database for bone marrow around the world . they couldn't find a match for me, wang says. through his journey, he learned that asians, latinos and black people have a significantly lower chance of finding a matching donor than whites, which means they have a lower chance of surviving if you could have a organ donation through the d m v. why not a bone marrow? donation and most people think it's really painful and you have to go under the under anesthesia. it's all not true. it's simple cheek swab says after his health improved, he and state assembly member evan low began crafting what i

we pull them into the perimeter of supervision from the dmv or something.kay, what happens if you try to bring crypto into that perimeter? you mentioned tradfi, is bringing crypto within the existing regulatory perimeter render it tradfi? or is it something else or different? howard: that is not the purpose. we as regulators need to be technology agnostic. we need to be objective and dispassionate about impact on incumbents. otherwise, if you were not, we are walking in the status quo forever and that cannot be the answer. has to be openness to everything based on what? for me, safety, soundness, and fairness. within that perimeter, how to be ensure safe driving? to rwanda with the analogy, you have ev's with of levels of autopilot, some of these candy quite good if they are and exercised in the right way. that is an advantage. but we cannot do is say the technology is here, we should just been to that and let these guys just run. because there will be accidents and people lose trust. then it will set things back further. there is would you do this that mov

one of those arrested in august on a local dmv official told him he could register. governor desantis' office didn't return our request for comment. ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. >>> president biden is expected to announce that he's releasing 15 million more barrels of oil from the strategic reserve. the move completes the release of 180 million barrels from the emergency reserve that he authorized in march. it comes after opec-plus nations announced production cuts erlier this month. the president is also expected to say that he's prepared to release more oil from the reserves this winter to try and keep gas prices down. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of regular gas in the u.s. is $3.85, up 17 cents from a month ago. >>> president biden pledged to take legislative action on abortion rights if democrats gain enough seat in congress in the midterm elections. >> here's the promise i make to you and the american people -- the first bill that i will send to the congress will be to codify roe v. wade. >> mr. biden made the remarks yesterday at a demo

now the dmv has to add the bone marrow option. two licenses and i d forms.4 36, california now, just a penny a penny away from matching california's highest recorded gas price average, triple a says a gallon of unleaded is averaging $6.43 a gallon this morning, up two cents from just yesterday. national average also going up, but we're still paying more than $2 a gallon more compared to the rest of the country, energy economists have said, for the longest time, the difference in price in california to the rest of the country is a mystery. that is happening somewhere in the retail distribution and marketing and retailing sector, but it's not clear where the governor. gavin newsom is calling out petroleum producers and refineries, calling them greedy oil companies and accusing them of ripping off the people of california. but a bit of relief may come starting friday, the state starts sending out inflation relief checks to millions of californians. today, the san francisco school district will hold special events to mark walk and roll to school week. this campa

one of those arrested in august said a local dmv official told him he could register. governor desantis' office didn't return our request for comment, norah. >>> tonight, a third of ukraine is without power after russia destroyed power stations in the last eight days. president zelenskyy says russia has thrown the country into massive blackouts and is urging his nation to brace for a tough winter. that's something the world health organization is warning could become a spiraling humanitarian crisis. we get more now from cbs's holly williams inside ukraine. >> reporter: russia's tactics in ukraine may be changing. today its strikes targeted the power grid across the country. ukraine says 30% of its power stations have been destroyed in just over a week, causing rolling blackouts. ukraine's president, volodymyr zlenskyy, reassured his nation that the grid's getting fixed, but urged people to use as little electricity as possible. long term, power outages could be devastating for the military, the public, and everyone's morale, and that's probably the whole point. it's no

but the dmv argues that the plas are worth it. it is a plate that that can also show emergency messages, like amber alerts, and and have built in tracking technology to help law enforcement. >> if a vehicle is stolen, we cn is stolen, we can splash on that that plate a signal that the vee is stolen. >> this has led to some privacy concerns. but tracking features can be disabled. now to a healtg and contra county. residents are are being warned of high levels of dangerous hydrogen sulfide from a local wastewater treatmet plant. high levels of hydrogen sulfide can result in headaches, headaches, nausea, and eye irri. nausea, and eye irritation. health officials are warning people near the plant to stay inside and close all windows and and doors. they want that masking is not in effect of pro. in effect of protection. > >> for the first time in over a decade, we are seeing new maps showing that tsunami risks in four bay area counties, even in napa. the geological survey created this map. it shows the s it shows the areas in marin, na

legislation that will allow californians to register for the national marrow donor program through the dmvreporter. lamonica peters reports on charlie's law. at the end of the day. i was so lucky to receive a bone marrow transplant from my brother, who was initially not qualified and not suitable. charles wang, a deputy district attorney for santa clara county, says three years ago he was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia and aggressive form of blood cancer . he had to step in because after a global search of the database for bone marrow around the world. they couldn't find a match for me says through his journey, he learned that asians , latinos and black people have a significantly lower chance of finding a matching donor than whites, which means they have a lower chance of surviving if you could have, uh, organ donation through the d m v. why not a bone marrow? donation and most people think it's really painful and you have to go under the under anesthesia. it's all not true. it's simple cheek swab says after his health improved, he and state assembly member evan low began crafting

yeah, the dmv lady is never like, "oh, you need to renew your password?parking lot at 0500 hours. tell the man in the green jacket that that's on signs in november. he will give you a briefcase with your new passport and a gun. used to going to kill him. and if you don't like your picture, come back and we will retake it, okay?" now if we had time, we can talk more about how china is increasingly throwing its weight around the world or we could figure out the best way to protect ourselves from chinese influence and surveillance, maybe we can find the answer on tiktok but we don't have the time for that because while china is spreading around the world in secret, there is an even bigger superpower who just announced her plan to dominate the globe. >> fans of superstar singer rihanna have been clamoring for new music from her for years and now it appears their wait is almost over. ♪ ♪ rihanna st shared a 152nd teasen her new title, it is for the new movie "wakanda forever," it marks her first single as a lead artist in six years for her fans. >> trevor: yes

dmv to say hey, let's look at this.ted to speeding several times. maybe it will cost them more to register cars, anything like that on the table in addition to alerting them we would love to see that happen as well. unfortunately that also requires state legislation and the cities of san jose and san francisco have been at the forefront of this. we want to see automated speed enforcement. we know we can't possibly hire enough police officers to get out there and take it everybody . but the reality is this takes change at the state level, so we're going to continue to advocate. in the meantime, we're going to use every other creative means at our disposal. all right, the other big issue that we've been reporting on over the last week or so. sexual assaults on ride hailing company apps you've have reportedly been trying to get uber to release data on sexual assaults. why has this become an urgent topic for you? and where are you in in talking to the company about releasing that information. well, just to be clear. the dat

to suggest those who survived the middle passage, then survive jim crow can't go down to the dmv to geti.d. is insulting. it's a false narrative myth, the propagation that black folks are victims and they need the democratic party to supply them with everything they need. we know it's not true and we have got to push back against that narrative. dan: nobody says it better than you, sir. i will continue to insist you are a rising star in this republican party. thanks for coming on. if the left can target joe rogan and elon musk with money and influence, they can target you. t.d. bank sent a letter to bill risso canceling this company and personal accounts and haven't said why. you got canceled by the bank. what did the letter say to you and why do you believe you are being targeted. >> october 5 we got a series letters to our family companies, those that i'm a signer on, and those that i'm a principal. they said we are closing or canceling your accounts. so don't make any transactions or deposits. i could read my banging information that says they can cancel without giving a reason. then

. >> revive ers chief strategy, officer neville boston says this is a way to modernize the dmv.you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the plates come either battery powered for about $20 a month sorey hard wired version for about $25 a month for 4 years. it's similar to a lease to own service. it works or a cloud subscription based program and since data between the driver, the plate and dmv ease the plate connects to an app and lets you locate your vehicle reported stolen and renew your registration without stepping foot into a dmv. and i think they can save you time. and the dmv is going to be great that there is also a swath of our society that can afford to spend any extra on vehicles if your vehicle is stolen, the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. they're also working with emergency officials to roll this out for amber alerts. >> auto expert nick miles says he has concerns with the new technology, but boston says the software is safe. i think like anything else. when you start new technology, we're not sure about cybers

i never knew my license online the dmv online, it took an hour break it's a disaster because they gavee. that's crazy, that's dangerous. i will have to make an anonymou phone call. but you won't, because it takes too long. >> you know, jimmy, i guess you could say this is actually one job that joke and say he created . >> he did. all the other job searches jobs they came back after the pandemic but this one is new. >> up all that nepotism, how does he not give diversity to hunter, who has smoked more plants than anybody on earth. >> exactly. he's at mass murderer then. he has been killing plants and brain cells, and a or two. they haven't found them yet, bu trust me. man works as well live. it so embarrassing that we are still doing this thing when the are trying to get the right loo instead of the right skills. that's how we got into the mess. inflation is where it is, crime is where it is. people don't want to check boxe anymore, they just want a paycheck. don't mean to sound like i'm running for office, but this is so dumb. we sacrifice competence for i guess intersection malady i s

what you saw this past quarter, you saw 35% increase year on year of dmv on point-of-sale.me time large companies have replaced their e-commerce systems with shopify. but also this quarter alone, more than eight retailers with more than 25 locations replaced their existing traditional point-of-sale system with shopify. we had one merchant of ours who replaced us in 175 locations. we are really scaling up with point-of-sale pro to help larger retailers with lots of stores replace and modernize their in-store experience. is if you are a consumer and you buy something online, then you went to the store a week later, they should have the same set of information. one set of customer data and inventory. the idea of omni-channel will be like talking about the color tv. a few years from now. you don't say color tv because everything is basically a color tv. everything will be omni-channe by default in the future. emily: shopify president, harley finkelstein. it will certainly be an eventful holiday season. that at least we can say. coming up, we are seeing a decoupling between cryp

. >> i'm going to call the f'ing secretary of dmv. >> they're breaking windows, doing all kinds -- they said somebody was shot. it's just horrendous and all at the instigation of the president of the united states. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, in your law enforcement responsibility, a public statement they should all leave. >> reporter: the committee disclosed snippets from the 1 million records they received from secret service detailing how officials knew days before january 6th the violence that could unfold. in a december 26 email a secret service field office relayed a tip that the proud boys planned to walk into washington saying they will outnumber police so they can't be stopped. their plan is to literally kill people. please, please take this tip seriously and investigate further. leading up to january 6th, trump's own officials tried to dispel the false claims of election fraud. >> suitcases of ballots from under a table. you saw it on television. totally unflawed lent. >> there is no suitcase. the president is fix

liberals who think they can't pick the school for their children or they think that they can't go to the dmvick an id so they can go vote. minorities have been treated poorly by the democrats for a long time. this is republicans time to get the opportunity to have a discussion with them on what we focus to lift up everyone, not just a certain sector of the population. up next, president president biden giving out blanket pardon to marijuana offenders ahead of the midterms. could it backfire? people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. ♪ good times. insurance! ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart a

we handle dmv, everybody this works for public works and sas are enrolled with the dmv.f somebody is license is expiring, suspend, any type action we notify the department about that. that's about all i have unless you have questions. well, we have a lot of old equipment, which if you see -- that should be replaced. we are little by little but we have a lot of equipment that has exceed its useful life. if you have questions i can -- answer them. after. >> commissioners? um -- is there anything besides the budget that is keeping you from replacing the vehicles? >> no just money, budget. >> okay. thank you. >> i agree some of the equipment is quite old i was behind a city vehicle dpw or i'm sure it was or sas bad left tail light. i was going to write the number down. some look like they have been in a demolition derby. >> image of the city and moral of the staff. and the reliability of getting work done and safety. >> none of them have current safety features. backum cameras and censors collision avoidance all that stuff which helps from get nothing accidents in the first

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kumasi: decision at the dmv, the new question you will be asked.obina: kicking off fleet week festivities and what is on tap for this week in san francisco. kumasi: i am excited about that. it is tuesday, october 4. jobina: we will have a check on the forecast withdrew if we will be able to see the planes in the sky. drew: you will. but we are dealing with areas of dense fog this morning. we will have the pattern repeated over a couple of mornings. this is found in the north bay down to a quarter of a mile. so, we are certainly seeing issues on 101. remember use the low beams and add a little more distance between you and the car in front of you. 50's and 60's. 57 and the 60 -- in the city. 59, hafnium -- half moon bay. outside a live look from the camera showing you a different sky than yesterday. yesterday we had a clear morning and today the clear layer is back. cloud cover slowly burning off so we are slow to warm this morning, barely in the 60's and low 70's. into the afternoon mostly sunny with temperatures in the 70's and 80's. a warming tre

they searched dmv records and found the truck. it was registered to a former soldier who had lived on base at fort campbell. 24 year old jarred long. >> jarred long was very much a person of interest at that point. >> he's not base anymore. >> no. >> where is he? >> we didn't know. >> so detectives stokes says law enforcement immediately got busy trying to find him. >> we actually put a locator out in all surrounding states and counties, from here to colorado, where he was from. and in fact, he was stopped 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 wasn't enough to arrest hi

investigators are checking dmv records and say the car's owner reported it stolen back in 1992. no word on why the car was buried, but some have pointed to a possible insurance scheme. our time now, 77, a federal judge ruled san francisco and oakland can sue major oil companies in state courts over climate change. bp chevron, conoco, exxonmobil and shell argued that the case should stay in federal court where judges are more likely to throw out these lawsuits. san francisco and oakland are among a group of local governments seeking damages from the five oil companies, saying they're making profits from products that contribute to rising temperatures and rising sea levels. the marin municipal water district. seven reservoirs are higher right now than usual for this time of year, thanks in part to customers have cut their use by 25% still, a new conservation proposal would phase in voluntary or mandatory conservation, depending on water levels, the lower the levels fall, the more water people would be asked to conserve. minimizing economic disruptions , limiting extreme hardships

. >> anyone that has flown commercially, beened in dmv.s like, it's not a nap. it's that pause. it's so simple. it's the breath. it's the container. what do you think of that? >> no, i think it's brilliant and by the way, i am also very pronap. the thing is, it's great. you know what is so crazy, nicole, there's the big stresses, right, that are like, oh, my god, democracy is ending and we have a fascist potential takeover of america. there's that stress. then there's also the, i have an hour lunch and i'med in dmv and i literally am losing it right now. if i can't get through the line, get to the front line of the post office i'm going to have a breakdown right now. not everyone has the privilege of having exceptional health-care plans that come through our job. thank you very much to our workplace. some people need help and don't have the resources to get it. they don't have a list of providers that come through their practitioner they can access, and they are might not have insurance, might not have resources to pay for it. the idea of

this accounting in el paso county who wasn't aware of the grant programs but had taken money from the dmve physical security like cameras because they have received death threats in that office, john. >> the threats are very real. it sounds like you'll have to figure this out for the next cycle since it's too late to do much more in this cycle. sean, important reporting. go to cnn.com and read the full report. >>> joe biden heading to new york including for a top democrat who finds himself in a very tight race. the first time your sales reached 100k was also the first time you hit this note... ( screams in joy) save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. wayfair's way day is here! get low prices on thousands of items for your home. shop bedroom furniture from $7. and area rugs up to 80% off. shop way day before it's gone. at wayfair. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording

is dmv confirmation. we have heard that name come up, but we have not confirmed through our sources that he, in fact owned that vehicle through the d m b. so at this time, we're waiting for that confirmation to release any further information regarding who might have owned the vehicle. so we'll hear more from that police commander coming up at five and six. but for now again, the excavation effort is ongoing. they've gotten through the trunk. they've gone through the passenger part of that mercedes, but they haven't had the entire vehicle excavated so they don't know if the vin's been rubbed off or if the car is otherwise been damaged. that's the latest here in atherton, henry lee ktvu, fox two news. police in berkeley continued to investigate the circumstances of the crash, in which a man in a wheelchair was hit and killed by a dump truck. it happened shortly before noon yesterday near bancroft way and shattuck avenue. this is video from the citizen app. police say the driver stayed there at the scene. i

don't forget banks and government offices like the dmv.e all closed today. yeah, a lot of kids don't have to go to school. maybe in a fog hangover from yesterday. >> thousands of spectators route waiting on murray agreed to see the blue angels fly. they were they flew friday and saturday, but it was too not to be on sunday. now the conditions were just to inclement for the planes to be up in about proffers. gayle ong, though, takes a look at what people were able to do instead. >> one to van feeling may be one of the few people who actually saw a plane on sunday. >> without their son was out there, i can tell. >> the blue angels board over the san francisco bay but were unable to perform the twist and turns of the fleet week air show dense fog and low clouds limited visibility again, we wish we can see the airplane. but the fog is is a bit of a disappointment, but fun to be out >> well, shining this family state and spent time at the military exhibits. they are having a great time on coal used to fight for the blue angels. so we have a fam

gators are checking dmv records, but they say the car's owner reported it stolen back in 1992. we still don't know why the car was buried, but there is speculation it may have been an insurance scheme. people in the south bay puerto rican club plan to fly to the caribbean island next tuesday to distribute donations. donations include $100,000 from the santa clara county board of supervisors. the money will be used to repair some of the damage caused by hurricane fiona last month, the storm killed 25 people contaminated the drinking water and took out puerto rico's entire power grid time now 408 will the powerball lottery jackpot will go up again after no winning tickets were drawn last night. those winning numbers from last night were 18 23 35 45 54 the powerball was 16 1 ticket in texas match five of those numbers to win $1 million . the next powerball drawing will be tomorrow. the estimated jackpot. and estimated $680 million, making it now the seventh biggest in powerball's 30 year history. you think he'd get more money for five numbers ? so a million bucks? i would take it.

i completely agree with miss drazan that if you like the way dmv has handled your drivers license renewal, you will love the state running health care. we have yet to roll out programs with efficacy or accountability and to have this state and health care business would be a disaster. >> this question is for you to begin with, you have all served in the legislator. as governor, how will you work with the legislator to make sure you are responding to the needs of the state? rep. drazan: i look forward to the opportunity to work with the legislator to achieve solutions for what's facing our state. it has been cleared to focus on homelessness, affordability, community safety. oregonians need change. in the best place to achieve change this to restore balance at our civic life and accountability. we have had one party with one agenda advancing what they think oregonians should live under. we have to return local control and go back to respecting people. we have to get to the point where government doesn't always know best. we take care of the core functions of government and we remind oregoni

government institutions like the dmv and libraries will remain closed.e bay area cities also recognize this as indigenous peoples day as well. for the first time, the city of tracy's hosting an honoring the lgbtq plus community with the theme tracy's coming out. tracy held its first price celebration in the center of the city at lincoln park. when it comes to pride in the support within the city of tracy, this is the beginning. you're seeing the ground roots. this is the first for tracy event that we've heard many community members asking for and so we came together as a group and said, let's put it together. let's make this happen. and they did. organizers say the tracy pride celebrations will be an annual event going forward. robot calls and texts are on the rise. coming up what that could soon be coming to an end. and what could experts say ? uh you could do to protect yourself. we'll tell you more abou naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has t

an increased dmv fee that was found to be unconstitutional. and then you raised taxes on the mining industry. this is a serious question. when did you ever say no to a tax increase? >> i said no to the tax increase that the sheriff propose when i was on the county commission. moderator: but eventually you agree to that. you disagreed on the funding mechanism. i want to know a tax increase you send out two. -- said no to. >> there were a lot of to taxes that were brought forth. everyone supported the mining compromise that was made. i think the sheriff supported a. that money went into schools. we did not raise taxes on everyday citizens. we did extend some fees that were already in place. and the supreme court has since rolled and there was a question at the time if you remember. since the supreme court has opined we have not raised taxes. moderator: you are obviously since the tip about the issue because most people think a democratic governor won't raise taxes. >> i am not raising taxes on everyday citizens. moderator: you keep saying everyd