liz: millions of californians renew their car registrations through the dmv website each year but dmv has been charging penalties to some, even when they #. michael finney shows us what is happening. >> to be quite honest i did not believe it. >> terry brown's ordeal began two years ago when she paid for her car rentals -- registration online. the dmv mailed her registration and everything seemed fine but weeks later she got this letter from the dmv manning payment plus late fees and penalties. >> i thought it was a scam because i knew i had paid it. >> but it was real. the dmv notice said the electronic check she submitted was no good even though the dmv received the successful payment. now she had to pay $148 in late fees and penalties. >> i paid it, i had a cashiers check and go in person to the dmv and i thought the issue was over. >> but it was not. the same thing happened when she renewed online again. she paid by e-check and got her registration and stickers but weeks later the dmv sent this demand for payment plus penalties. saying her each check bounced. >> same thing, got th

the dmv notice said the electronic check she submitted was no good even though the dmv receipt said successfulayment. now she had to pay $148 and a late fees and penalties. >> i paid it. i had to get a cashiers check and go in person to the dmv and i thought the issue was over. >> but it was not. the same thing happened when she renewed online again. she paid i.e. check, not her registration -- got her registration and stickers but weeks later the dmv sent this demand for payment plus penalties saying her each check bounced. >> same thing. got the successful payment, restrict my stickers and now i am being charged this astronomical late fee. it was unbelievable. >> terry says the have notified her right away if the check to not go through instead of waiting until she was hit with late fees to >> i can't imagine how much money they are pulling in with the 60% penalties. >> this was very odd. and misleading and even fraudulent. >> the same thing happened to alex lee. he paid within each check, got a receipt for payment and the dmv sent his registration. then the shock. >> your payment actually d

michael: the dmv now said he owed $457.nt but instead of a renewal, he got this. a final demand for payment, threatening to seize his car. >> i was scratching my head, this is ridiculous. kind of a bit over-the-top to threaten to take away my car. michael: turns out, they both had mistakenly entered the savings account numbers which will generate an e check. the dmv acknowledged its online pay section was accepting payments even if an account number was invalid and mailed out registration cards anyway as a courtesy to the customer. the customer said late fees were anything but a courtesy. >> if this were some private company somewhere, i would think they had done this on purpose. michael: after our inquiries, the dmv change the system to flag incorrect account numbers. it also refunded late fees people who said, as soon as the dmv became aware, the d took action to further improve the payment system process and address customer complaints. >> i alway on behalf of all of these people michael helps. >> when will michael help

michael: the dmv notice said the electronic check she submitted was no good, even though the dmv receiptaid successful payment. she had to pay $148. >> i had to go get a cashiers check and go in person to the dmv. i thought the issue was over. michael: but it wasn't. the same thing happened when she renewed online again. she paid by each check -- eck. then they sent demand for payment plus penalties, saying her e-check bounced. >> received my registration stickers now being charged this astronomical late fee. it was unbelievable. michael: she says that the av should have notified her right away if the check did not go through instead of waiting until she was hit with late fees. >> i can't imagine how much money they are pulling it these 60% penalties. >> this was very odd and misleading, even fraudulent. michael: the same thing happened to alex lee. he got a receipt for payment in the dmv sent his registration. then the shock. >> your payment actually did not go through. now you all us a late payment fee. michael:de owed 450 seven dollars and could only pay by cashiers check or money ord

michael finney has a story about what is happening at the dmv. people say they are being charged late fees even though they have paid their bills. >> to be quite honest i did not believe it. michael: her ordeal began two years ago when she paid for her car registration online. everything seemed fine. weeks later she got this letter demanding payment plus late fees and penalties. >> i thought it was a scam because i knew i had paid it. michael: the dmv notice said the electronic check she submitted was no good even though the receipt said successful payment. now she had to pay 140 eight dollars in late fees and penalties. >> i paid it, i had to get a cashiers check and go in person and i thought the issue was over. michael: the same thing happened when she renewed online again. she played -- paid by each check and got her registration and stickers that weeks letter they sent the demand for payment plus penalties saying that the check bounced. >> same thing, got the successful payment and roastery -- and received my stickers and i am being charged

i said anyone that is unable to get an id, we will go pick them up, take them to the dmv, give them aree id, and return them home safely. [cheers and applause] out of 5 million people in south carolina, you know how many people asked for a ride? 25. now south carolina has more people voting than ever before, and it is racist to think that minorities are incapable of getting an id for themselves. [applause] i will make america strong at home. we will have safe streets, secure elections, and a strong economy that lifts up everyone, not just a select few, and i will restore our strength in the world. i will make our armed forces of the united states more powerful and capable than ever before. never forget -- a strong military doesn't start wars. a strong military prevents wars. [applause] i'll bring the same strength to the white house that i brought to the united nations. as ambassador, i said we would have the back of our allies, but i also told him that anyone that didn't have our back, we'd be taking names. remember what happened when we moved the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem?

at the dmv office? psa? updated lines? hopefully you will see it? in 2023 we are 2 months ahead of schedule in termgs of implementation we are excited. >> we completed evaporation of the signs we put in? 9 quarters locked at before and after data. the majority of drivers going at or below the new posted slim. the less great news you will see from the bar chart there is in the much change in before and after? we have streets like third street theory higher than the posted speed limit. we need additional design changes beyond signage and we are working to do this? suchs like through this new grant funding with the western edition and radar speed signs to compliment our work. a public fact sheet will be post on the website in the coming weeks with more details. one of our 2021 vision year action strategy commitments? to deteriorate a speed management plan? to capture the work the mta is doing. and so there are 3 main chapter in this plan. and they are organized and how it is shown in the slide here the tools we use to slow speeds whether the quick buil

. >> jesse: i went to the dmv today. it's no joke. you have to be prepared.ht documents, you have to come on time. luckily i had great people there. so shot out to the guys at the dmv in jersey. took care of me. i didn't feel things out properly. they made it right and made it fast. if you do go, you better go prepared. let's do some text messages. larry from palm beach. every time i hear kamala speak, reminds me of billy madison when the judge said what you said is the most insanely idiotic things we've heard around we're dumber for hearing it. great movie. jesse says it's kamala's story about the intern that smoked up her story a scene from the west wing show? it's almost exactly the same. we're going to have that scene for you tomorrow. sharon from new york. fireplaces are not musical. they don't have flutes. they're called flues. gerrit says is hunter back on crack? i don't think he was off it. steve says somebody should say if the famous pontiff. who cares if that guy hiccups and roads a scooter? quick making fun of him. and who has a helmet? dvr the sho

. >> jesse: i was at the dmv this morning and had excellent customer service.id they do? they filled it out correctly for me. >> jeanine: no. >> jesse: then i had to go out and unscrew the plates from the car. i can screw and i can unscrew. they came out and tried to help me with some tools. >> jeanine: where is this? >> jesse: in new jersey. i go in there and jesse jr. is all over the place, they gave him a plastic dinosaur to play with. >> jeanine: this isn't true. >> jesse: perfect customer service at the dmv. >> dana: tell the governor about the great job. >> jesse: it has nothing to do with murphy. >> harold: one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ . . oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect you

i would suggest that the dmv police officers, they bring out generators and police officers to stand in the middle of intersections because unless the power's back on, a lot of people have to think about what to do at four-way stops. this truly as an accident waiting to happen. back to you can get really basics. absolutely. thank you will. and there's a terrifying situation for kids and teachers in east bay that they went through yesterday. look at this big tree. it fell. >> onto a building in a school st s academy in pittsburgh about 20 kids and staff were inside at the time. >> and one girl was trapped in the restroom because the tree blocked the door and fire crews had to get in there and cut the branches away so they can get her out. she wasn't hurt. but one staff member was treated for minor injuries. and there is a big tree that went into an apartment building and their families that are now displaced because of this were lucky to escape without being hurt, though, when you look at the damage, residents at the autumn springs apartment in livermore say that they couldn't believe

the autonomous vehicle division of general motors asked permission from california's dmv today.ma: right now cruise is only operating in the headquarters of san francisco after two years of testing, but there have been issues. back in december, abc7 covered a story about cruise car stopped at a green light blocking traffic. that was until a technician arrived. >> people were honking and eventually went around. they realized one after the other there is no one in this car no one to honk at. dan: if approved, it would only test drive the vehicles with its own employees inside and only going up 55 miles per hour. ama: in the east bay a story of community that decided to lend a helping hand owners of my goodness ice cream by lake merritt in in oakland shared an instagram video about two customers who helped fix his ice cream machine. >> the ice cream machine is broken. he said what is going on? do you need help? i needed a part. he said you want to jump on my card and will go get it? we all jumped in and went to o'reilly's and got the thing that i needed and i said are you guys hung

i was going to make is the current legislation allows a three-year use of the deaf master file for dmv. from the end of this year to the end of 26, roughly. i think there is a proposal to make than that a permanent allowance. i think that would do a lot to make the system more effective in stopping multiple payments who are in and as it will payments. there seem to be plenty of them, i think. did all agencies involved in pandemic relief used to do not pay system? >> i don't think all to. and i can get you more specific information and address your question with a lot more depth. i will do a follow-up on that. >> thank you so much. the pandemic response accountability committee found 69,323 questionable social security numbers allegedly used to obtain 5.4 billion and covid relief according to a report. mr. shoemaker, do you know what happened to the money? and was it ever recovered? >> in this specific instance, now i do not know if that money was recovered. it could possibly be associated with lower income cases. there is a data analytics projects just in a review. what that report ind

the autonomous vehicle division of general motors asked permission from california's dmv today.: right now cruise is only operating in the headquarters of san francisco after two years of testing, but there have been issues. back in december, abc7 covered a story about cruise car stopped at a green light blocking traffic. that was until a technician arrived. >> people were honking and eventually went around. they realized one after the other there is no one in this car no one to honk at. dan: if approved, it would only test drive the vehicles with its own employees inside and only going up 55 miles per hour. ama: in the east bay a story of community that decided to lend a helping hand owners of my goodness ice cream by lake merritt in in oakland shared an instagram video about two customers who helped fix his ice cream machine. >> the ice cream machine is broken. he said what is going on? do you need help? i needed a part. he said you want to jump on my card and will go get it? we all jumped in and went to o'reilly's and got the thing that i needed and i said are you guys hungry

in the state of maryland you can work with the dmv and download onto your iphone exclusive to apple currentlyoon available to other smart phones download a digital version of your drivers license into your apple wallet as a pre- check passenger at dulles and reagan you can tap your iphone and it will come up and says even has a privacy perspective do you agree to send the following data elements to tsa? and then double-click you agree just like a payment then is transmitted to us. so once you step away from the podium the next passenger steps up your data is erased and there is no data retention and we are very explicit how we are protecting that information on thehe part of passengers.al . . . . images from your passport onto our technology and to go through screening not having to take out your driver's license. the way the security has worked is if you're a member of their clubs you can get access to their clubs using their face and get access to the aircraft using your face re as well. we're doing it in atlanta and detroit airports and so far the assessment has been incredibly successful

explosion of fraudulent paper tags used by criminals across the tri state during the pandemic when many dmvices were closed making it easier for drivers to register cars. the nypd citing these two gang land type shootings that happened in brooklyn and late last year in grand prairie, texas. a manhunt for a suspect police say was responsible for the death of an officer was made harder because of the use of a phony paper tag. >> we have fictitious tags all over the place, and quite frankly, it cost a cop his life. >> reporter: investigators turn to modern tech, high-powered cameras that allow police to find their suspect and other cars using the same fictitious tags however, criminals are also getting crafty with tech just last year, "top story" reporting on a case out t offer vof irvine, california back in philadelphia >> hopefully we can collaborate with other cities so they can help tackle this issue like we have been. >> reporter: officials looking to make the issue of ghost cars disappear before more tragedy strikes. >>> still to come. why you may want to check your diaper bag the import

our audience, primarily in the dmv. what things you wish people in washington would understand about some of the challenges you're facing when it comes to infrastructure or just even more broadly. >> sure, firstly, i think the message, first, this bill has been well received by many, we feel the weight and the responsibility to execute, we want to encourage and reward good behavior. we want to see more of this investment, more bipartisan legislative. winds that may be hard in the political environment we want to make sure that we go to washington. if you trust us with these dollars, it will get it done. something you can point to. who are the beneficiaries of that? every american. every american benefits what we do with this kind investments to get the job done. the president has a lot to be proud of. and we're assisting in that effort. to your point about the broader message, work is not done. this has to be ongoing. many of the projects are interested in, will take years of not decades to execute. these are big scale

. >> jesse: i bet those men in uniform are thrilled to hear about the public telescope at the dmv. biden doesn't really want to run again, but he feels he has to because his number two can't be groomed. no matter how much the media makes biden/harris look competent, the rest of the world sees it as you and i do. here's saudi arabian tv. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: can they get a man to play kamala harris? never mind. if you think the republican side looks chaotic, a biden-harris ticket has big problems. joe biden went to canada today to meet justin trudeau, and our president was exhausted. only went to ottawa, and the man was wiped. >> i applaud china for stepping up -- excuse me. i applaud canada for building 5,500 electric charging stations. guess who builds them. as we stand at this inflection point in history, i had a professor who once explained the question mark as you're going down the hawaii as 60 miles an hour, you rapidly turn one direction five degrees, you never get back on the same path again, but -- but -- you're in a different course. >> jesse: "primetime" is getting the feeling t

for maryland residents, you can rk with the maryland dmv and download onto your iphone, it's closer to apple the current time, but it i -will soon be available to other smartphone manufacturers. you can dowoad a digital version of driverlicense into your apple wallet. if you are pre-check passenger at ragen airport in dallas airport, you can literally cap your iphone -- tap your iphone on a reader with that technology and will come up. just think of this from a privacy perspective. it comes up and says, do you agree to send the following data elements from your drivers license to tsa echoust like with -- a? just a boy from the podium, your data is erased from our system. there is no da retention. we are expose it on the private -- privacy impact statements and how we are protecting information on the pt of passengers. i think we have done literally patient leaving work and perhaps aditional work on identities with mobile drivers license. we have partners working on digil identity solutions which we fully support. digil identity is really good because it is harder to counterfeit a real

the autonomous vehicle division of general motors asked california's dmv for permission to operate incalifornia. right now, it is only in san francisco, where the company is headquartered. there have been issues. in december we covered a car that stopped at a green light, blocking traffic, until he technician arrived. >> people were honking and going around and they were realizing one after the other there is no one in the car. there is no one to honk at. reggie: in san francisco they are driverless and people can get in. but if approved, crews only test drive the vehicles with their own employees inside and only up to 55 miles per hour statewide. kumasi: in san jose, 10 months after a safeway worker's death, one family feeling lost again. you might remember last summer 24-year-old manny was shot during an early money robbery. coworkers started a memorial outside the workplace which became a sacred gathering place or his family. but after receiving a complaint the department of transportation removed the memorial last tuesday. >> i totally understand. it is the city's place. i respect

anyone unable to get an i.d., we will pick them up, take them to the dmv, give them a free i.d. and return them home safely. out of 5 million people in south carolina, you know who -- how many people asked for a ride? 25. now south carolina has more people voting than ever before and it's racist to think that minorities are incapable of getting an i.d. for themselves. i'll make america strong at home. we'll have safe streets, secure elections and a strong economy that lifts up everyone, not just a select few. ment and i'll restore our strength in the world. i'll make our armed forces of the united states more powerful and capable than ever before. never forget, a strong military does not start wars, a strong military prevents wars. i'll bring the same strength to the white house that i brought to the united nations. as ambassador, i said we would have the backs of our allies. but i also told them that anyone that didn't have our backs, we would be taking names. remember what happened when we moved the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem? 128 countries condemned us. so i took name

are a couple other systems from other agencies there the fiscal service would like to get to get the dmv thank you gentlemen i'm not sure rationing out an ansr here but i yield the balance, a of my time. the gentleman yields back his time the gentleman from california, mr. rsey, is recognized. >> thank you to our witnesses. thank you for all being here today. a few broad notes. before joining carla -- i was mayor of about a half million people in california during the entire covid emergency. i think it's important to remember this was the single largest slicef life event not just in the state around the country but in the modern era. it was a devastating emergency. it was serious on every level. when you have that level of an emergency mistakes are going to be made along the way. i think overall our agencies did the very best respd in the best way possible. i'm personally veryproud of the spots that we had in our community. the wte house called our response and long beach national mother. the governor called the response the best in the state. i think we did but it could. . >> i think we

they drive around, they don't recognize the dmv. don't you wish you could do that?tes on their cars. the police pull them over, but it's no game. we've had sovereign citizen members, you know, kill police officers in car stops. it's a growing disturbing movement. >> there you have it because, kyle, i'd say this guy sounds crazy but he's not alone, so obviously he's part of something that may be growing that lots of people have known about, and so why is michigan a hot bed of this? >> you know, it's interesting because we've seen a lot of these groups in michigan, and i have -- you know, i think that we see these groups in michigan right now, these growing gruoup that are really cokind of ignor, but we have these two movements. we have these militia groups that are there, and then we have these very, very powerful women in office. we have an incredibly powerful female governor, whitmer. we have a female attorney general. we have a female secretary of state, and i don't think it's an accident that there's this growing militia movement in michigan. i mean, remember tha

cruise now plans to expand and has filed an application with the dmv.ess cars could transport people at speeds of up to 55 mph. across california state lawmakers are prepared to pass a proposal by the governor to limit how much profit oil companies can make in our state. under this proposal, the state's energy commission could penalize refiners that charge more than a preset margin for the price of gas. the push comes as gas prices in our state reached a record high of $6.42 in the fall, $2.61 higher than the national average. at the time, governor newsom is celebrating the state's transition from fossil fuels to more sustainable energy. he visited a lithium extraction facility in the imperial valley near the salton sea. lithium is essential to electric vehicle battery production. the company running the facility says it developed what it calls safe and sustainable means of extracting lithium and producing batteries. we see this as one of the greatest economic opportunities of our lifetime. and we want california to dominate in this space. and we're doi

but it was possible we would say, well, we go to this clerk at this dmv and county and that day and you may be able to get your driver's license because have a trans cousin like those kinds of stories, how people work around the or subvert the system. and it's only available to people who have the networks and support to be able to do that. but there's also a certain kind of rebellion and in like being sneaky and lying to the government or trying to like break rules and figure out how to kind of create communities and places. and also, you identities and the documents need without just being officially categorized some kind of, you know, domesticate code term in medical pathology of like a stratified boss's boxes. they have the right doctors letter. i've done all the right thing and now i'm a you productive citizen. like that's also. but i do like those alternative histories of people kind of make make with these alternative of social support. yeah, it's interesting. that's been one of the most curious things about doing the research for this book. had people heard of the women's house

registration statewide as it now stands, californians must opt into the idea when they register at the dmv. but legislation from state senator monique limon would change that under her proposal. the state would automatically register all eligible voters. >> this bill is an opportunity to walk nearly all of these californians into our democracy and ensure th4t their voices are heard at the ballot box. it's critical that we work to remove the barriers and give every eligible voter the opportunity to cast their vote. >> the bill made through the senate elections committee tuesday afternoon. the most is the proposal could lead to 4 and a half million more voters statewide. republicans have expressed concerns over what the proposal could mean for election security. but limon insists the system is secure. noting other states including alaska, nevada and massachusetts, have implemented similar models. california legislators joined the public tuesday at the capitol to celebrate the state's agriculture industry. agday gives farmers and ranchers a chance to teach community members about the importan

they got the dmv photo and compare it to the body. >> i would imagine that it's not a long time before we see an image of this suspect. what would be the process that they're going through right now before they're willing to let us know who this person is? they say they have identified her. >> they're going to look at all of her digital exhaust. by that, everything she's put out on the internet, they're going to try to capture. all of the artifacts in a way that can be used in court. they capture the meta data that goes with it. in order for it to be introduced in trial oftentimes, it should be -- they're very distinct rules along the lines of what that evidence -- how that evidence should be collected. so they're doing all that stuff. looking at her social media. that digital exhaust includes everything that she's done online. they're trying to get a handle on that to see what the next steps forward are for the investigation. >> maureen, thank you very much. always good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> also joining me right now, former fbi special agent chris swecker. good to hav

ride, hailing service in san francisco since last summer cruise not plans to expand and has to the dmv to mae it happen. if testing is approved, driverless cars could transport people at speeds up to 55 miles an hour. across the street state before i even hear from andre and gasia. i'm going to say i am out. don't want to be in a i want to love driving. do you want the control? where you out? i'm just i don't think we're there yet. i don't know if you know what if the computer makes a mistake, right? and you know, i think we'll probably see some of that. but but but it has to happen in order for the technology to progress, and it's supposed to happen because all the movies in the future show self driving cars, flying cars flying cars for sure the self driving cars are going to happen. but you know it's going to take time. we've seen these already with other companies, but you know i guess you have to go through those things. i suppose. mhm advances. are you going to be the one who wants to be in the car when they're going through those things? yeah i mean, you know slowly, slowly. me i

it's the love child of a dmv and a circus in this multi story building on a normal day, you add the former leader of the free world, a security and logistical nightmare. and we'll be watching every new york city police officer in uniform uniform order to report to duty. so this is unprecedented. thank you, paula. we'll be watching. okay so take a look at florida. this is mar-a-lago. trump's florida home and private clubs. sources tell us here at cnn, the former president is expected to turn himself in next week on tuesday . that's what we're just talking about. kristen homes is live in washington with the details. this is your beat, and we were all listening glued to the television last night as you were breaking the news, reading the first statement reacting to this indictment from the former president, what can you tell us about where he is right now? so that statement was, you know the usual from what we hear from former president trump. he talked about hoaxes witch hunted linked to this case to the investigation, but i am told by a number of sources who have talked to trump in the last

at the dmv office? psa? updated lines? hopefully you will see it? in 2023 we are 2 months ahead of schedule in termgs of implementation we are excited. >> we completed evaporation of the signs we put in? 9 quarters locked at before and after data. the majority of drivers going at or below the new posted slim. the less great news you will see from the bar chart there is in the much change in before and after? we have streets like third street theory higher than the posted speed limit. we need additional design changes beyond signage and we are working to do this? suchs like through this new grant funding with the western edition and radar speed signs to compliment our work. a public fact sheet will be post on the website in the coming weeks with more details. one of our 2021 vision year action strategy commitments? to deteriorate a speed management plan? to capture the work the mta is doing. and so there are 3 main chapter in this plan. and they are organized and how it is shown in the slide here the tools we use to slow speeds whether the quick buil

the updating of state revving ligz for heff and light duty autonomous vehicles the first hearing the dmv held had they first testing and deployment in california. we appreciated the 8 to participate and called for more data. >> so we will keep you posted those topics throughout the year. local issues -- last night i joined supervisor melgar and also our director of >> latoya: jeff tumlin who arrived here this morning as we participated not guilty district upon 7 town hall. this was the inner sunset i met with a room full of community members and had feedback and input on several issues ranging from pedestrian safety. transit, parking and enforcement and school transportation access. we will continue to work with this community and supervisor, of course to respond to that feedback we heard. in addition the ocean afternoon action plan held the fifth meeting. this is the working -- task force has been meeting that is convocabularied by district 7 and 11 offices. this was a meeting to try to wrap up the top recommendations e merging from the effort. and the group decided to recommend priorit

was going to make it is the current legislation allows a three-year use of the debt master file for dmv this year to the end of 26. there is a proposal to make that a. permanent allowance and that were do a lot to make the system more effective to stop multiple payments or in eligible payments. >> there seem to be plenty of them. >> did all agencies involved in pandemic relief use the do not pay system quick. >> i don't think all of them did.us i can follow up on that with a lot more depth. >> the pandemic response accountability committee found 69323 questionable social security numbers to obtain five.$4 billion of covid relief according to a report. do you know what happened to that money and was it ever recovered? >> in a specific instance, no i don't know if it was recovered. it can possibly be associated with ongoing cases that was the data analytics project but what that report indicates is a very powerful resource of the social security administration that is not readily available to us or to programs. so when we talk about the instances when the agency may have used dost not pay

the updating of state revving ligz for heff and light duty autonomous vehicles the first hearing the dmv held had they first testing and deployment in california. we appreciated the 8 to participate and called for more data. >> so we will keep you posted those topics throughout the year. local issues -- last night i joined supervisor melgar and also our director of >> latoya: jeff tumlin who arrived here this morning as we participated not guilty district upon 7 town hall. this was the inner sunset i met with a room full of community members and had feedback and input on several issues ranging from pedestrian safety. transit, parking and enforcement and school transportation access. we will continue to work with this community and supervisor, of course to respond to that feedback we heard. in addition the ocean afternoon action plan held the fifth meeting. this is the working -- task force has been meeting that is convocabularied by district 7 and 11 offices. this was a meeting to try to wrap up the top recommendations e merging from the effort. and the group decided to recommend priorit

. >> it would be funny if it weren't so bleak it's like a dmv office in belarus or something, oops, we're close,erred, can't answer the question what is the purpose of this if they don't have the confidence in their witnesses to actually engage on the substance? >> i mean, it's embarrassing and the hypocrisy is thick in that committee. and i would suggest that, you know, if my colleagues were less interested in banning books and more interested in reading them, then this committee would just be disbanded we call it the insurrection protection committee for a reason all they are trying to do is perpetuate these conspiracy theories, these lies about the 2020 election. they are trying to blame it on joe biden. i mean, this has been litigated time and time again in the courts there has been no fraud that would have impacted the election and, you know, i honestly don't know how they can continue with this committee again in the glaring lack of any real true evidence that supports any of these crazy allegations that they are making. >> congresswoman, stay with us i want to bring in someone who

the updating of state revving ligz for heff and light duty autonomous vehicles the first hearing the dmvrst testing and deployment in california. we appreciated the 8 to participate and called for more data. >> so we will keep you posted those topics throughout the year. local issues -- last night i joined supervisor melgar and also our director of >> latoya: jeff tumlin who arrived here this morning as we participated not guilty district upon 7 town hall. this was the inner sunset i met with a room full of community members and had feedback and input on several issues ranging from pedestrian safety. transit, parking and enforcement and school transportation access. we will continue to work with this community and supervisor, of course to respond to that feedback we heard. in addition the ocean afternoon action plan held the fifth meeting. this is the working -- task force has been meeting that is convocabularied by district 7 and 11 offices. this was a meeting to try to wrap up the top recommendations e merging from the effort. and the group decided to recommend prioritizing bike activi

i said anyone that is unable to get an id, we will go pick them up, take them to the dmv, give them a 5 million people in south carolina, you know how to be people asked for a ride? 25. now south carolina has more people voting than ever before and it's racist to think that minorities are incapable of getting an id for themselves. [applause] >> i will make america strong at home, we will have safe streets, secure elections and a strong economy that lifts up everyone, not just a select few. i will restore air strength in the world, i will make our armed forces of the united states more powerful and capable than ever before. never forget, a strong military doesn't start wars, a strong military prevents wars. [applause] >> i will bring the same strength to the white house that i brought to the united nations. as ambassador come i said we would have the back of our allies. i also told them that anyone that didn't have her back, we would be taking names. remember what happened when we move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem? [applause] >> 128 countries condemned this. so i took names.