mike: that meant she had to start all over with the dmv's both in california and oregon. the dmv advised her to register her car first in oregon to get a title there. >> and of course oregon will not do that, because i do not live there. so i cannot get a title from either california or oregon. mike: she says she has spoken to both dmv's in person and by phone many times with documentation, but without success. >> if you do not fit in their neat little box of go here, fix that, fill out this form, they do not know how to be helpful. mike: with six years of frustration boiling over, she contacted 7 on your side. and we contacted the dmv which told us it could not let her register the car because of a -- it belong to someone else. someone else turned out to be her daughter, who was apparently gifted the car from her mom many years ago. the daughter took it but decided she did not need it and let her mom have the car back. both apparently forgot to take care of the paperwork. so we contacted the oregon dmv and sent her daughter the title to the car and suggested she needed t

the fbi got a picture from dmv with his driver's license, showed it to the guys who talked to him on video chat and said, yeah, that's him. >> putting all that information out there. >> sometimes it's easy to be an fbi agent. not most days. >> do they think he did it, though? >> certainly, because they charged him. but they don't know why. that's the interesting thing. anything is going to be speculation at this point until we get into the trial portion of this. but prosecutors say pretty quickly he's not a whistle-blower because that, first of all, wouldn't be a defense. it wouldn't do him any good. also whistle-blowers don't post to private discourse chats if they're trying to get the woerld's attention. they're called whistle-blowers for a reason. they make noise. >> scott, thank you. >>> time to take a look outside this midday. here we are, downtown san jose. the fountains are on. i was down there yesterday, and it was so niles out there, kari. i wanted to take a run through there. the kids were taking care of that for me. it's been nice for us out here. >> it has been nice, and

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

theya apply with department of transportation or dmv and they agree to work with the city to inform of their stepsism i believe the latest approval permit license, not sure what we'll call it allows them to go through the whole city. they have gone through steps through the years. a lot during covid where they were doing districts, parts of town, middle of the night, going driverless 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. people part of the program their latest one allows them to go throughout the whole city, actually if they choose they can actually go 24 hours a day. we are working with chief postel members in the field to get feedback when we have incidents and we have run into incidents and that is where they are lacking on information. most of the crews and all the autonomous vehicles state they have gone over a million mile jz if you can do that in san francisco you can do that anywhere and hence why pretty big test city. i believe phoenix or a arizona community has autonomous vehicles also. so, yes, they can drive around the city. they are approved. we as a city provide feedback to the puc asking fo

the international of the olympic committee, this is the financing of the credit line, when the imf dmv country is great, we will give money and all institutions can be invested , it is the same, approximately, such an advisory function, which in principle must be fulfilled, but not necessarily, we see the president of the international fencing federation, that is, we saw that e - they voted to allow and no one can say anything to them even in the international sand committee, but mainly because many representatives of the heads of international federations are members of the international olympic committee and it will for sure well, as i will draw it, it will not be quite correct from their point of view to jump over the head of the international after the committee, that is, they are also there, if they perform a certain function and they ask him a question, well, you hear, you have an international approach to one place in general that is, there is a question about football. i suggest to mr. zhanna to take a break from the rush of our clarifications and questions, well, between conve

theya apply with department of transportation or dmv and they agree to work with the city to inform of their stepsism i believe the latest approval permit license, not sure what we'll call it allows them to go through the whole city. they have gone through steps through the years. a lot during covid where they were doing districts, parts of town, middle of the night, going driverless 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. people part of the program their latest one allows them to go throughout the whole city, actually if they choose they can actually go 24 hours a day. we are working with chief postel members in the field to get feedback when we have incidents and we have run into incidents and that is where they are lacking on information. most of the crews and all the autonomous vehicles state they have gone over a million mile jz if you can do that in san francisco you can do that anywhere and hence why pretty big test city. i believe phoenix or a arizona community has autonomous vehicles also. so, yes, they can drive around the city. they are approved. we as a city provide feedback to the puc asking fo

back in 2018, see cta was the first agency in the state to get permission by the california dmv for a shared autonomous vehicle travel on pa public roads. the two are partnering to deliver autonomous mobility at an additional site early next year. it boils down to three elements, virtual rails, sensors, and the intelligence itself. >> you put those three together, and you have the opportunity to deliver really a purpose built on an autonomous shutter that does -- a shuttle that does not require the normal driven vehicle requirements that you have gotten most auto bills today. -- automobiles today. amanda: they are open every to the public and although they will not have drivers on board, we will have onboard board attendance to monitor safety. amanda del castillo oh, abc 7 news. kristen: a new sculpture sprouted up along the san francisco central subway line. node, is a 102 foot steel tree branch that stretches into the sky above the muni station. it is now the tallest freestanding sculpture in san francisco. it is the creation of a new york artist, and funded by the city's arts enric

teamed up with a company in 2018 and cca was the first agency in the state to get permission from the dmvds. kumasi: the new little mermaid dolls are here. >> this is the new little mermaid all. [laughter] kumasi: this is hallie bailey who plays little mermaid in the new live-action movie. she introduced her doll last month and knittel is out with his latest line -- mattel is out with its latest line to match the characters. she stars in the movie along with others. reggie: i forgot that was the case. kumasi: looks like mccarthy's in the movie as well. she is ursula. little mermaid hits theaters on may 26. disney of course is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: they have a couple dolls. they have the one holding but they have another one where her dress she is wearing folds down and becomes her tail. so it is a transforming mermaid. that is cool, it is like we does not love a good reveal? kumasi: and we are here. [laughter] it's like we've been talking about it for so long. reggie: it's finally here. kumasi: next, the seven things you need to know. reggie: heading to break, a live look o

it would also increase the number of unpaid tickets from 1 to 6 before the dmv could place a registration hold. the bill's author, san jose assembly member ash, kalra says for low income families, not having a vehicle told could prevent the loss of livelihood and housing instability. for two days. now bart ridership has spiked up to levels not seen in quite a while. but those numbers are still short compared to before the covid pandemic is, james torres tells us what agency officials are doing to try to encourage more people to climb aboard, coming out of pandemic protocols barks ridership level was slowly coming back up, but then that was significantly slowed down. thanks to months of storms and rain kept the bay area busy. just ask the bart riders, but during the week like last night, i did not get a seat. so for two straight days, bart reported more than 170,000. people wrote its trains 179,000 on thursday. 4 20. we think that one of the reasons, of course, is the increase in traffic that we've seen. through the entire bay area. the other is just that the weather is so nice and people

it is literally like going to the dmv and it happens every single day in courtrooms or clouss acrossntry. and we can't forget that. he's still at the end of the day just a witness. now, one with very important job and with a lot of proximity to someone who is being investigated by the justice department. but he's still just a witness providing testimony just like anybody else, just like an eyewitness or a guy cleaning mar-a-lago or anything else, testifying about the things that they saw or heard. >> and he has sort of downplayed his -- what he's known and his discussions with donald trump. this is how mike pence has discussed his -- his interactions with the former president. >> i obviously have nothing to hide. i've been speaking about those days, write being them extensively over the last two years. but i've nothing to hide. i've written and spoken extensively about that day. i've been speaking very openly and written very extensively about the events leading up to january 6. the story that i've been telling the american people all across country, the story that i wrote in the pag

authorities say that the dmv picture of the suspect matches witnesses descriptions from those 2 shootings. the chp says the suspect, quote, made a credible threat against the capitol building this morning. and we spoke with san jose assembly member alex lee about what happened there today was okay. no one was hurt. >> but of course, it was a bit of a tense situation. but luckily, nothing occurred in the state legislature itself gets hundreds and hundreds of threats. as you can imagine. so it is not something where i'm used to, as always. it's always good to be cautious. >> the chp has now given the all clear the building is back open capital staff have been given the option to continue the workday from home if they would rather to back. but the search for the suspect responsible for this threat, it's still ongoing. now. there's new video this afternoon of a san mateo woman's kidnapping in mexico was on november 29th of last year that monica day, leon barba was kidnapped in jalisco mexico while walking home from work with her dog. now, the video here just depicts the kidnappers in their ve

welcome am originally from the dmv, and i'm so happy to be back home.e like you said, d m v. alright silver spring, right. it feel to be taking part of this cherry blossom festival even known for so long. well not only knew it, but when i went to high school in silver spring, our blair blazers marched in the parades. i was a palm so i have been down this parade doing pumps. i didn't bring palms today, but i bet i can find some real quick. there they are. look i got any pops. i want to address, but i'm just thrilled to be back home. we went to the smithsonian yesterday tried to get some crabs, but they're not really in season quite yet. we're still waiting on that i might go duckpin bowling later. yeah that's all the stuff you got to do a little race with the obviously the nets president. that's a good one, too, right? sure why not? is there any like fond memory that you remember from those parades back in the day. oh, my gosh. yeah i mean, first of all, it's all the people coming out. you've got uh, women in traditional japanese gowns on floats over her

his dmv photo matches the description of the suspect as provided by witnesses. the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him you're asked to call 911. two democratic congress members, including bay area representative ro khanna, or calling on senator dianne feinstein to resign. senator feinstein was diagnosed with shingles and february she's been absent from congress ever since , saying her return was delayed due to complications. congressman connor posted on social media. it's time for senator feinstein to resign. we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. while she has had a lifetime of public service , it is obvious she can no longer fulfill her duties. it's significant because you usually don't see parties. it is in a way turn in on themselves this way by senses that the pressure is building for her to step aside and allow the governor to announce a replacement and she has been the reluctant warrior here for quite some time. it's interesting to me. i don't know what political agendas are work that are going after senator feinstein

authorities say the dmv picture of the suspect matches witness descriptions from those 2 shootings. chp says penny made, quote, a credible threat against the capitol building earlier this morning, our capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace spoke with a man who described the chaotic scene. >> i totally understand safety comes but it's very disappointing when you make so much preparation, your take time off in your diet. got to do is supposed to be the play is and that's where we have a that's that's absolutely concerning. >> chp has since given the all-clear in the building is back open. capitol staff have been given the option to continue the work day from home. if they prefer that the search for the suspect responsible for this threat is still ongoing. senator dianne feinstein plans to step away from a powerful senate committee but will not resign from the senate entirely. despite calls for her to do so. our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with the latest office. >> well, the calls for senator feinstein to resign completely from the senate are coming from some of he

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

if you're you know if you're shut up in an apartment or house and you're not waiting in line at the dmvke, how are you learning what people are like? and how can you ? what do you bring to your role ? i don't know. i feel really strongly about that. but that's not always available to some people, you know? i was just looking at all the things you've done. it's arrested development . just whole hilarity abounds. but i want to ask you about because clearly you're not old enough to have to remember watergate or even be alive in that era, not alive. but what did you learn about that era and filming and filming the series? you know, i think i know knew going into it the basics of watergate and then because i was playing a character who is like happily unaware of what her husband is doing. i used that as an excuse to do no research for my role and enjoy my summer and upstate new york where we shot it. but then, after the fact i went and i started reading the books and watching the documentaries in the movies and all the president's men and everything, and like that was when i started to get t

rfq for as engineering services and 17 was to appear and only those teams are eligible to respond and dmv reviewed and locate the pier 50 were identical for the consulting requirements and to select at consultant we'll engage an panel and bring the proposers in their pier 50 and skoefr been on their approach to the work and their experience and quantifications the firms and their personnel. and fm just to summarize the schedule we plan to issue the rfp in the next week and proposals will be reviewed by the panel in may and a top scoring team selected we plan to come back to the commission in june for a request approval to award the contract hoping to start this important project with the port and in july of 2023 that concludes my presentation. thank you for your time and i'm available for any questions that you may have. >> welcome chris. >> thank you. >> is any public comment in the room? >> seeing none, any public comment own the phone? >> there is no one on the phone wishing to make a public comment. >> no one today, today. >> commissioner lee. >> the plan is do o being done had you gu

recognize i want to acknowledge and say the heart and soul of that work with the many staff members in dmvion and life-saving mental health and substance services across the city and liaison our partnerships are the people that who worked on the front line during covid 19 they worked to continue to deliver and expand behavorial health services despite our many challenges. and which we have all spoken of and would it be fair to say shortages and increasing demand and health and safety mental health and substitutes and we carry on with full hearts and commitment to support some of our cities most volleyball neighbors to give them, keep them in and work under trying circumstances the work of providing care and improving our behavorial health system is taking place in the profound national and state and local public health challenges including our collective historic of systemic racism and investment in the behavorial health housing in affordability and youth of crises system to address the behavorial health challenges these are issues with the behavorial health system and systems can't solve

recognize i want to acknowledge and say the heart and soul of that work with the many staff members in dmvion and life-saving mental health and substance services across the city and liaison our partnerships are the people that who worked on the front line during covid 19 they worked to continue to deliver and expand behavorial health services despite our many challenges. and which we have all spoken of and would it be fair to say shortages and increasing demand and health and safety mental health and substitutes and we carry on with full hearts and commitment to support some of our cities most volleyball neighbors to give them, keep them in and work under trying circumstances the work of providing care and improving our behavorial health system is taking place in the profound national and state and local public health challenges including our collective historic of systemic racism and investment in the behavorial health housing in affordability and youth of crises system to address the behavorial health challenges these are issues with the behavorial health system and systems can't solve