not just for the testing period like the dmv is proposin. joining us now is our senior investigative reporter, bigad shaban, who broke the news of the dmv's driverless truck plan this morning. bigad joins us now. all right. bigad, explain this for me. so the governor is over here with the dmv, and then the state legislature is over here. are they kind of at odds over how to deal with this? well, it's interesting what we saw today from the state's plan really mirrors the framework that it put in place. raj for the standard driverless car, the ones that we've grown accustomed to seeing in the bay area, particularly in san francisco. and so what that includes is a sort of progressive rollout. first, companies have to demonstrate a level of safety first by testing the vehicles with actual with an actual human safety driver at the wheel who can take over when needed. they then graduate to testing the vehicles with no driver at all. and then the third and final phase is what's known as deployment, which is essentially using the vehicle for commerc

i encourage everyone to go on to your website at your dmv and look at what you need to bring.eone like marge might have been there multiple times and shown their proof of citizenship way earlier, which is why she may not have been asked to that because hopefully we live in a country where we don't have to show our papers over and over again, but they are checking that information for real id. when someone shows their documentation and that documentation, if the documents show they are not a citizen or doesn't confirm they are a citizen, there should be processes in place. people will not see this because it will be on the screen that only a voter or citizen going to the dmv can see, there will be different screens different people can see based on the documentation they have shown to dmv. if states roll out what they call pre-registration, where 16-year-olds can get preregistered to get automatically registered when they are 18, a 16-year-old will not get the opportunity to register to vote. there are a variety of things happening behind the scenes that people may not see if t

i encourage everyone to go on to your website at your dmv and look at what you need to bring.eone like marge might have been there multiple times and shown their proof of citizenship way earlier, which is why she may not have been asked to that because hopefully we live in a country where we don't have to show our papers over and over again, but they are checking that information for real id. when someone shows their documentation and that documentation, if the documents show they are not a citizen or doesn't confirm they are a citizen, there should be processes in place. people will not see this because it will be on the screen that only a voter or citizen going to the dmv can see, there will be different screens different people can see based on the documentation they have shown to dmv. if states roll out what they call pre-registration, where 16-year-olds can get preregistered to get automatically registered when they are 18, a 16-year-old will not get the opportunity to register to vote. there are a variety of things happening behind the scenes that people may not see if t

and to your point about dmv offices, look, when i was assigned to u.s.hington, d.c., i'd go sit in the dmv office to get my license for hours, meanwhile, people here illegally based on my expertise in immigration and illegal immigration, they would go in, they would get their id or their driver's license and walk back out while i had to produce social security card, bills to show my address. for whatever reason it certainly is easier. >> maria, i've spent a lot of time overseas especially in places like the baltics, and they do not let you -- [laughter] get any type of id to use for travel or any other purposes. across europe there has been this incredibly reluctance, incredible reluctance to have anybody come in and normalize what they're doing. but not here in the united states. it's really insane that we are taking our immigration policies and basically ignoring them. and think about all the people who came through ellis island or did the immigration the right way. and now they sit and they see all these people coming in, getting the benefits of the u

the dmv says they see a rise in teen applicants during the summer months. including a processing center in san jose. >> the theory that's floating out there about kids not wanting their license. that doesn't seem to be holding up at least in our experience, right? kids want their license, but they are nervous and daunted by the process of going to get that license. >> reporter: anxiety aside, shane is excited to hit the road. >> the thing i'm least excited about is getting groceries and stuff and waiting in traffic. >> well mostly excited. if you're looking to save some time, more than 90% of their transactions could be done over the phone or online. >>> in other news, the dam breach along the russian river has forced the early closure of a vacation beach near guerneville. it's part of a failed part last night. and that allows for a popular seasonal recreational spot. all right, so a beautiful day up in the city? >> yes, a nice stretch of weather as we head into the three-day weekend. >> any weekend. >> things are looking really good, then the heat returns.

and then the dmv closes at 5:00. i work for a private college here in wisconsin. we had to change our student id's because they wouldn't use them for students who were out of town to go to the local college, vote over there. they make it harder with all of the little tricks they like to play for you to vote. also pay attention to who is in court for all of these voter gimmicks. all of these republicans who were around donald trump who tried to steal the election because they didn't like the outcome. trump, we have to get rid of him once and for all. he is a drag on our democratic republic. i have lived through republicans, republican presidents in the past, but they were nothing like what donald trump is doing. for some reason, this man is trying to destroy this democratic republic of hours. we have to get rid of him for good. republicans, my advice to you is, get somebody who is honest. you have a man at the top of your ticket who is a convicted felon, adjudicated sexual assaulter, and he couldn't get a job at the local burger king with that on his application, a

congress the kmv that -- dmv that makes laws. everybody is the dmv, okay? and for someone like donald trump who his entire life has been about fighting some of the most strict building codes, he hates the government bureaucracy. i think not having the reince priebuss, not having the the establishment people anymore, having actual people in there that know how to take down these systems, i think he is going to gut half the government. i have sent my ideas up the chain.n. i think he should decentralize everything, like maybe move the department of interior through the interior. maybe move, like, the fbi to the highest crime city, maybe move it to chicago, see how they like it. that'll be the safest city in america overnight p. [laughter] but, you know, take the department of transportation and plop them in the middle of i-5 traffic in l.a. if you do that, they will fix problems. and i think, you know, exactly. the dod has $250 billion they have nove idea where it went lat year. so you're, like, okay, you lose. that you could -- theoretically, you could cut th

maybe a little faster to the dmv.arently partnering with apple and google wallets to try and bring digital id's to the state kron. four's will tran out at the airport sfo to explain. they will. >> one day, maybe taking out your physical driver's license will be the same somebody right in front of you at the grocery store, writing a check like why are you doing that? it's taking so long. you could put it on your phone right now. we don't know exactly when apple and google will have this feature, but they are working on it. in fact, governor gavin newsom announced yesterday that those 2 mega companies were one day allow you to put your driver's license on your phone and they'll excepted at places like sfo, lax and monette of those are the 3 places that will excepted. and if it's so popular, perhaps it'll be something across the country right now. dmv. they have something similar to that. but let's face it. who has had dmv app on their phone? they started that last year where you can download your driver's license on to

officials say digitizing car titles will also reduce the need for in-person dmv. does its the project will eventually allow residents to claim their car titles through apps on their phones. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa recently issued a solar storm. watch that left some here in northern california. oh, well, they re hopeful for another chance to see this rare, colorful light show up here up in the skies. although the current solar storm will be as strong as the one that people all over the u.s. witnessed months ago, the space weather prediction center shows several states to be near the northern lights. few line over the next few rorabaugh rio. so it's nice to say. all right. let's get you a check your forecast. taking a live look over the city. >> san francisco, a little bit of fog off to the left and right there, but also some clearing 2 nice day out there. ty lawrence. hey, guys, i've never seen or or that's on my bucket list. that be something that we heard. it simply amazing. they're tough to forecast. he just never know. >>

google wallet y la aplicación del dmv ya es posible presentar estos documentos en negocios selectos yra que esta opción, aunque no reemplaza la tarjeta física, facilita la verificación de identidad de forma segura y también privada. vamos a hablar ahora de esta tarjeta que seguramente está familiarizado. es la del seguro social. y es que los números de millones de personas fueron robados tras un hackeo masivo a una empresa privada. y no solamente fueron los números, sino también los nombres y direcciones. randy serrano nos amplía. los datos personales de millones de personas en el país habrían sido filtrados y puestos para la venta en línea tras un hackeo masivo. eso según una demanda colectiva entablada en florida, que alega que un sin número de nombres, direcciones y números de seguro social fueron robados de una empresa que se dedica a hacer revisiones de antecedentes. el número de de récords que pudieron obtener es es sumamente increíble y pues 1 de los más serio y más grande que hemos tenido en la historia. la compañía en cuestión national public data no ha reconocido el ataque p

users are going to have to download the california dmv wallet app to store and access it. right now, the digital licenses can be used with tsa at sfo, mineta, san jose, and lax. well, showing their poker face if the world was ending, i'd want to be next to you two singers there. i think you might know lady gaga, bruno mars. well, they're dropping a new collab overnight, right now, about the same time they were performing it live. details behind their history making duet stick around hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. go and explain lady gaga releasing her first single since 2022. it's a duet with someone you may be familiar with. i wanna hold you just for a while and die with a smile. if the world was ending, i'd wanna be next to you. and there it. that is the song. it's called die with a smile and it's with bruno mars. now, this is th

go now to a bill that requires self-driving car companies to report crashes and malfunctions to the dmv. that is headed to governor newsom's desk right now. san francisco assemblyman matt haney, who is from right here in the area, says that his bill is meant to address concerns about the lack of required reporting for autonomous vehicle collisions. accidents and malfunctions. the bill was introduced after a series of issues involving self-driving cars blocking traffic and getting into accidents. the bill would require the dmv to make this data available to the public. >> well, today, a startup behind a high tech all electric rv line announced it is opening a brand new headquarters and manufacturing facility right here in the bay area in fremont. in fact, the sleek vehicle called the pebble flow is a travel trailer that boasts as being the most technologically advanced excuse me, rv on the market. it features an easy tow design and once unhitched, that trailer can be moved around with an app. pebble says its new facility will add up to 100 new clean energy jobs. the company is taking pre

con apple wallet, google wallet y la aplicación del dmv ya es posible presentar esos documentos en negociosemplaza la tarjeta física, facilita la verificación de identidad de forma segura y privada. las autoridades federales emiten una advertencia para proteger su identidad por un presunto hackeo. habría comprometido casi 3 mil millones de números de seguro social. según el reporte, un grupo de hackers o piratas cibernéticos asegura haber robado esa información de un importante corredor de datos por lo que las autoridades piden que si sospecha que su número de seguro social fue robado, visite la página que ve en pantalla para iniciar un plan de recuperación y contacte al irs para evitar fraudes con su declaración de impuestos. vamos a una pausa y un programa ayuda a los estudiantes de fresno a ir hasta sus escuelas. al regresar, peter ruiz nos explica un poco más para los jóvenes universitarios. le decimos cuáles son los dispositivos electrónicos más convenientes para comenzar el community college o la universidad. y continúan las condiciones ventosas en toda nuestra zona. pero quédese con

putting a dmv app on your phone. you can put your driver's license on there and they started the pilot program last year been only a few 100,000. people have taken advantage of it, which is a small portion of the registered drivers in california. so dmv, obviously not as popular as apple and google. we don't know exactly when that will happen. but it will be similar to apple pay. what are the benefits of this one? you don't have to hold up the line by taking out your physical id and showing it 2. it will protect a lot of the vital information like you don't want to give out your driver's license or say your driver's license number or your home address. it will just verify who you are in your age and again, it will be accepted here. the goal is become so popular arena. that case it's accepted across the country to keep in mind. never, ever forget your physical driver's license. just in case you ask, thing is he's just don't have to whip it back to all right. well, a game changer there. thank you for that. still ahead

a whole mean, a license anymore because dmv currently. >> it's going to be partnering with like apple and google's wallets to try and bring these digital id and everything's on your already. yeah. crew. alright covers will tran is live at as a vote. >> to talk about how this might be a great convenience. >> well, governor newsom, he's set to have his news conference on an unrelated matter. any moment now. he didn't make an announcement on another thing yesterday and it pertains to air travel digital id right now. you need obviously your driver's license and your ticket to get through to verify you are who you are. but as james mention, dmv, tsa, google, apple all joining forces to one day and they're not saying exactly when it will happen, but he will be a feature available on your phone like apple pay where you can information from your driver's license, put on there. that means that when you get through the checkpoint, you don't have to physically a poll out your driver's license and give them that hard plastic. instead. just show them your ticket as well as what's on your phone to

dmv. perhaps. good morning, josh. i know i have a view for you right now. that's gonna make me sad to be at the dmv and maybe a few people said they'll be back at school today. >> because it is a little bit sunnier than yesterday and take a look at half moon bay. it looks good out there. lots of sunshine. it is a little breezy, though. and that's what you can't see in the view is that it is cool and breezy out there happening. they are calmer than san francisco anyways, which has 22 mile per hour winds right from the coast helping to keep temperatures from getting too hot today. now after a cold start, we dropped into the 40's for the north bay. daytime highs later on. we'll reach a little bit warmer than yesterday. stead and that warm up is actively occurring. a lot of us in the 60's now later today, a lot of 70's to upper 80's at the warmest. >> rain. all right, john, thank you for that. a lot of progress out there in the 9 o'clock hour because we started really busy. our bridges. now we've got about 14 minutes making your way into the city. no more traff

the dmv apparently teaming up with apple and google and their wallets to try and bring digital id's. kron four's will tran live at sfo to explain morning. well. here's how it's going to work. james. they don't have a date yet. but once it hits the ground running, it will be on your cell phone and it'll work like outdoor pay me. you don't have to take out your credit card. >> to pay same deal when it comes. your id on your cell phone. that means if you go through tsa checkpoints, it's that much faster. the pilot program, which was announced yesterday by governor newsom only works for sfo, lax and men at a for now. but the more popular he gets, maybe it'll be across the country. the idea is to protect your privacy and make it faster. privacy meeting that on your physical driver's license obviously has your home address it. has your driver's license number on it. and in some places, even take a photo copy of it. and who knows what they do with that photocopy want once it's done as far as the digital copy, obviously just has your name and the necessary information. everything else is lef

with some brains, everybody is the dmv and for someone like donald trump who his entire life it's been about fighting some of the most strict building codes, he hates the government bureaucracy. i think not having the establishment people anymore, having actual people in there that no how to take down the systems i think that he will that have the government. i've set my ideas of the chain i think he should decentralize everything like move the department of interior toto the interior. maybe move the fbi to the highest crime city, maybe to chicago, see how they like it. that will be the safest city in america overnight. the department of transportation and put them in the middle of 55 traffic in la. if they do that they will fix problems. >> [inaudible] >> exactly like the dod has $250 billion but no idea where it went w last year. okay, you lose that. theoretically you could cut the government in half and it would probably function better and i think we are going to see a huge turn of that especially in the intel communities. >> i lied, one last question. for being a veteran yourself

i encourage everyone to go on to your website at your dmv and look at what you need to bring.eone like marge might have been there multiple times and shown their proof of citizenship way earlier, which is why she may not have been asked to that because hopefully we live in a country where we don't have to show our papers over and over again, but they are checking that information for real id. when someone shows their documentation and that documentation, if the documents show they are not a citizen or doesn't confirm they are a citizen, there should be processes in place. people will not see this because it will be on the screen that only a voter or citizen going to the dmv can see, there will be different screens different people can see based on the documentation they have shown to dmv. if states roll out what they call pre-registration, where 16-year-olds can get preregistered to get automatically registered when they are 18, a 16-year-old will not get the opportunity to register to vote. there are a variety of things happening behind the scenes that people may not see if t

if you like government go to the dmv, go to the post office, see how well they run things.ry: buy rohn, last word, 30 seconds plus. look it, all these deficits, 7% of gdp deficits, two trillion dollars as far as the eye can see, over a period of time, the cbo says will be 120% of gdp. that is a wartime number. that is an emergency number. that's a covid number. that's a depression number. we have none of those but they're still spending and bosh rowing like that. byron, i guarranty you, not one wit, not one peep of those deficits and government spending, none of that stuff is going to be in her speech. don't you -- i would be happy if they were but they never talk about curbing spending which really was the proximate cause of inflation in this particular cycle. last word, byron. >> you're absolutely right, larry. she is not going to talk about it. she will not talk about cutting spending, ways to pay down debt and get our country out of this massive overspending crisis we're in because kamala harris and joe biden and nancy pelosi, don't forget her, they put us on this traje

will ever ever ever you will all be more government and more and if you like government, go to the dmv and go to the post office and you can see how well they run things. larry: only be less were 32nd spots okay and look, all of these deficits, 7 percent of the gdp deficits, $2 trillion as far as the eye could see over a period of time they say it's one to be percent of gdp at that is that wartime numbers an emergency number. as a covid-19 number and a depression number, we have none of those but there is still spending and borrowing god. and i guarantee you byron, not one people of the deficits in government spending and on the net stop will be in her speech and don't you think i would be happy if the work but they never talk about her and her curvy spending which really was the proximate cause of inflation in this particular cycle of us were. byron: you are absolutely right at you not going to talk about it she will not talk about cutting spending and ways to pay down debt and get our country out of this massive overspending crisis that we are in because kamala harris and joe biden a

so far have taken advantage of the dmv's pilot program.rs have to download the california dmv wallet app to store and access that. right now, the digital licenses can be used at tsa at sfo, mineta san jose airport, as well as lax. here we go. here we go. the 40 niners returning to levi's stadium this sunday nigh. this is for their first and only preseason game here. here we go. in fact, we've got a live look at the stadium this morning. it will be the niners first game at the santa clara venue since winning the nfc championship game last season. the team will bring back jamie coffee and quinn novini, the nfl's first female in-stadium p.a. announcers erika nicole, who is a black saxophonist, will sing sunday's national anthem, while the native american women warriors will be behind her in the color guard. the team's theme again this year is football for all. it is a nod to the diversity of the bay area. we really want folks to come to the game and see themselves represented. if you can see it, you can be. it is what we hear all the time and

i don't want the dmv bringing people like the dmv to determine who my pastor is going to be. as a consequence what i say in my view is like establishments, no problem much more coercive establishments is bad for religion. that's how we articulate a religious objection to religious establishment and that's been around for years. a similar conclusion and i know what you think about life religious establishment come i have no problem with them. >> i've change my view on this. said there's no coercion involved. will have this pain go to places and public buildings and they are drawn into certain types of venues and if you throw the 10 commandments in there i think it's a way of an affront to their being equally representative by their government. the kind of establishment i favor is citations of the declaration of independence in every courtroom. has created each with equal in dignity and works. that is not exclusionary but inclusionary a theological way of including people. >> it depends on the reasons you do it. if you are doing it because you think theism deism is true and you

one was they made the dmv a voter registration system nationwide. so that was one aspect of it.he other aspect was they would do the maintenance at least every two years. but there is no enforcement mechanism. we need to have a local enforcement mechanism. what happens when someone cast a vote outside the law. should the penalty be that the vote doesn't count? in terms of criminal law, you have the miranda rights. if someone doesn't read a criminal suspect the miranda rights, you cannot use that confession in court. that would be the equivalent of saying we cannot count the ballot. but what if it is not that voters fault read what if it is the clerk or they put it in a dropbox, did not sign it -- although those sorts of things. if the board of canvassers decides to count the vote, is it the voter, the person who accepted it, or the ones who counted the vote -- i would like state legislatures to address those, depending on how they have decided the votes will be registered, voters will be cast. >> matt warner taking your questions on the washington journal. this is alan, has been

the california dmv is asking for your input as it works to craft regulations for heavy duty autonomous vehicles. these are vehicles that weigh more than 10,000 pounds. california's transportation secretary says public input is important to keeping the state at the forefront of this emerging technology, as well as keeping the roads safe. the dmv is accepting people's recommendations all the way through october 14th. >> a big victory in antioch for renters. new regulations restricting evictions within antioch could take effect as soon as november. excuse me? as soon as october. >> and the motion carries five zero. >> supporters cheered the unanimous vote by the antioch city council, and these new rules mean renters who are forced to move out because their unit or apartment building is being renovated can return. paying a similar rent. property owners have also been given at least four months notice before terminating a lease. >> this policy keeps families rooted in antioch and makes our community stronger. while there are areas we hope that you will continue to improve, this policy is a

officials say that digitizing car titles will also reduce the need for in-person dmv visits.the project will eventually allow residents to claim their car titles through apps on their phones. >> didn't know she was black. one killed a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. donald trump making a controversial comments about kamala harris's racial identity. we're going to be joined live by kron four's reyna harvey, who was there at the natio >> it's a 29. and is a grey start again, although it's a new month, it is august first today in case you were unaware we're in a brand new month things may start heating up for us. let's take a john yapp wash rinse, repeat new month. it's the same weather. but hey, yeah, new entitled to it. we're looking out there at a lot of cloud cover across much of the bay. it's a lifting at this point that fog that we had been seeing, some visibility is all in all improving at point. looking outside from suture tower right above that foggy blanket, lots of sunshine that will be tapping into later today. visibility is okay for most areas a

legislation that would require autonomous car companies to report crash data and other malfunctions to the dmv. that information would then be made publicly accessible. also headed to the governor's desk, a bill that would require school districts to implement restrictions on students' phone use. the phone-free schools act would give districts until the start of the 2026 school year to develop their policies. they then would have to update the rules every five years. the governor has come out in support of cracking down on the use of phones in classrooms. several bay area districts already ban cell phones during school hours. >>> still ahead at 5:00, a bay area family heartbroken after their pet rabbit was stolen. now they're asking for your help to find the bunny bandit. >> she came over to us. >>> finally closure for the daughter of a bay area man more than i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insider

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was in these parking lots, uc berkeley av researcher steve shladover provides technical advice to the dmv on their work overseeing av activity. >> we should expect the technology is still in its childhood. it's gradually maturing, it's not yet fully mature, and it will be improving over the years. >> emily chang lives on the other side of the building, so the noise hasn't kept her up, but she was proud of how her neighbors have come together for change. >> it's very much in the spirit of san francisco. i've lived here for 20 years, so whenever there's something, you know, people kind of take it upon themselves to figure out a solution. >> waymo said they're focused on safety. and as the technology advances, we'll love to have a feature that identifies other waymo vehicles. but it's just not there yet. as for the noise, sophia said there was no honking last night. louis pena, abc seven news. >> that's in progress. >> that's right. >> louis, thanks a lot. all right. coming up next, as the first uc students get ready to head back to school, the president of the ten campus system is issuing s

governor newsom's office says the dmv is expanding its pilot program, and the digital ids will be available in apple and google wallets in the coming weeks. while state law still requires that you carry your physical id card well, this will make it quicker to validate your age and identity at businesses and even airports such as sfo and oakland. much more convenient. all right, kids, having fun with science. that is the goal of a now yearly event at oakland tech. it's put on by a former oakland tech student, omid muhammad. he started his nonprofit, which is called kids cubed, as a student at oakland tech, to get kids excited about stem careers. and earlier today on the four, i sat down with this young man who is now a senior at stanford, about the fourth annual stem fair. he says more than 25 community organizations will take part. >> why not host fun science activities for kids to come? you know, build a rocket, build a robot, electric cars, batteries, and to explore a bunch of different fields of science, chemistry, biology, physics, you name it. it'll most likely be there at the event, a

when you turned 16, you marched right to the dmv and got your driver's license. but now many teens are waiting until they're older to get behind the wheel. we'll speak with tony dutzik, an expert on driving trends cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. supervision or to have completed a driver's ed class. and then when you get a driver's license. for many in many states, there's what we call graduated driver's licensing, which means that for a certain period of time, you're limited in when you can drive or who can ride in a car with you. in addition, all of that costs money. and, you know, for many in many high schools that used to offer free driver's education no longer do. and so it's young people and parents who are paying for those driver's education classes and also paying the exorbitant insurance rates that many young people have to pay. the other thing that's happened is that for many young people, driving is not quite as much of a priority as it once was. connecting with frien

. >> it probably should be like a new curriculum at the dmv handbook, maybe, and, no matter what, all drivers should always look both ways at all costs. even if it's like, you know, looking at the one direction where they don't normally look, they should look anyways. >> san jose police say two people were killed in traffic related collisions on sunday. the first incident happened around 915 in the morning when 38 year old gilberto salas, bernice was hit by a chevy silverado pickup near south jackson avenue and cinderella lane. he later died from his injuries. this is a joint effort by everyone to make sure that we are safe on the roadway, whether it's education, enforcement or being personally responsible and aware of your surroundings. >> following the rules of the road. >> about 1030 sunday night near capitol expressway and snell avenue, police say a 2003 black mercedes sedan with an adult male driver hit and killed a woman using the south crosswalk. her identity has not been released by the coroner's office. >> yesterday was a tough day. lives were lost and in the end, families ar

dmv is giving it the green light. today, the agency unveiled plans to eventually allow driverless big rigs on highways across california. as our investigative unit first told you last year, the technology has already been tested in other states. and internationally. but california banned driverless trucking until it could establish rules for to how test and permit the vehicles. well, today, the state rolled out its initial plan for how to do just that. it would require companies to first test their self-driving trucks, with human drivers riding along so they could take over the wheel if needed, but don't expect to spot a driverless big rig in your rear view mirror anytime soon, because the state wants to get input first. on the proposed testing program. that process could take an entire year or even longer. one other complication state lawmakers recently approved a bill that would ban the use of driverless big rigs unless a human is behind the wheel. governor newsom has to sign the bill into law, but he is expected to

well breaking news just a few minutes ago, the dmv unveiled plans to eventually allow driverless big rigs on highways across california. our investigative unit first told you last year that the technology has already been tested in other states, and internationally. however, california banned driverless trucking until it could establish rules for to how test and permit the vehicles. today the state rolled out its initial plan for how to do just that. it would require companies to first test their self-driving trucks with human safety riders riding along who could take over the wheel if needed, but don't expect to spot a driverless big rig in your rear view mirror anytime soon. the state first wants to get input on its proposed testing program, and that regulatory process could take a year or even longer. legislatures, legislators, legislators rather recently approved a bill that would prohibit the use of driverless big rigs unless a human is behind the wheel. but that still needs to get the governor's approval. he is expected to veto it, since he tossed out a similar plan last year.

it's part of the dmv's mobile driver's license pilot, which launched last year. the digital id will not replace the requirement for you to carry a physical card. the new options are set to roll out in the coming weeks. it is time for restaurant wars. bay area style local chefs are going head to head in a food competition this sunday in oakland. it's called knife fight gantlet and it's a competition with a mission that started back in 2016. this year, the competition is adding restaurant wars styled themed events. two chefs. they're actually timed to. they're going to go head to head in front of an audience. they're going to cook three courses with a coordinating cocktail. but this battle is more than just about food. this competition aims to highlight black and brown bay area chefs, along with california farmers and foods. there's a lot of different food competitions, but there's nothing that really focuses on, you know, utilizing what is available in the in california and the bay area along with our chefs. i think the impact is positivity, right? oakland's got s

newsom vetoed a similar measure, saying the dmv already has the authority to regulate driverless vehicles. an autonomous vehicle trade group representing companies like waymo, cruise and uber is urging newsom to reject the bill. the companies say driverless trucks will improve safety and supply chain issues. okay this is going to make a lot of people happy. the college football season kicked off tonight and we had a vip in the house at spartan stadium, san jose state, hosting sac state. guess who in the middle there? 49ers star brandon aiyuk. he just signed that $120 million contract. how do you celebrate? by watching the spartans. a trick play here. spartans come back from a 14 nothing deficit and beat sacramento state 42 to 24. this is just the beginning of a busy weekend of college football here in the bay area. tomorrow night on the farm, stanford hosts tcu. then on saturday afternoon at memorial stadium, cal hosts uc davis. we are back in 60s. up next, we're catching up with wheelchair basketball players in the east bay as they're as they cheer on their teammate at the paralympics in

dmv is giving it the green light. today, the agency unveiled plans to eventually allow driverless big rigs on california highways. our investigative unit first told you last year the technology has already been tested in other states and internationally. but california banned driverless trucking until it could establish rules for to how test and permit the vehicles. today, the state rolled out its initial plan for how to do just that. it would require companies to first test their self-driving trucks with human drivers riding along. but don't expect to spot a driverless big rig in your rear view mirror anytime soon. the state wants to get input on the proposed testing program, and that process could take a year or even longer. there is a lot of negative headlines, a lot of negative headlines coming out of oakland, but one group is leading the charge to try to uplift the town. oakland exchange, a collaboration between basketball stars jaylen brown and jason kidd, and the local group oak stop. the initiative aims to cre

governor newsom's office says the dmv is expanding its pilot program, and the digital ids will now beilable in apple and google wallets in the coming weeks. while state law still requires you to carry your physical id card. this will make it quicker to validate your age and identity at your business and airports. >> vector control efforts continue in the south bay. how it comes as the threat of west nile virus increases, then burning man ticket sales, the slowest they have been in over a decade. >> why some festival goers may be opting out, and we'll take a look at that bay area weekend forecast. >> tomorrow's friday weekend is right around the corner. we'll look into it. e five to farm workers. researchers studied farm workers in sonoma county. who worked through some of the largest fires in the last five years. county law allows them to continue working in the fields, even in mandatory evacuation zones. researchers, including one from uc irvine, says the county needs better policies to protect farm workers during wildfires and to help those affected by pollution in the past. >> all

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