[laughter] i am not trying to defend this dmv website.ut i do think with speed and scale and perhaps something that has been experienced at least on a spiritual level but as something as a collective effort and is reliant i guess i'm answering your earlier question like publishing i feel i'm becoming a windup doll. is not something you can continuously change and with the patch or a fix or whatever but when the book is done it is done and there's a reason to copy editors go through and you send it to friends and another editor with multiple eyes on the product you don't want to rush better expedite certain things for the sake of quality. so this is my feverish defense of the book in the bookstore. [laughter] but i think it represents certain values of industry and our culture doesn't necessarily the value small-scale. so look at your cities. look around. it is endemic it is the amplification of social moments. >> some people would like to get a few questions and. i had a few friends that wanted me to ask you a few questions. why are all t

certain things that are for a reason and i'm not making that up or trying to defend the sporadic dmv website[laughter] where you like did they get meaningful did they not heard it's like russian rely intern relapse. as prophecies, something that builds over time a collective effort that is reliant -- i'm just thinking to earlier question tech versus publishing, this is an example used before and i feel like i'm becoming a windup doll but one that is dying. [laughter] it's something you can continually change you push your product whatever, you iterate and ship a patch or fix or whatever, i'm not in the industry anymore, i speak like an idiot. but you actually -- when your book is done is done. there's a reason it takes a long and there's a reason they have to copy editors go through and you send it to friends and have your editor and multiple eyes on the products and when it's done that's sent to the world, you don't want to rush or expedite certain things for the sake of quality. so i'm going with this, i guess it's my figure's defense of the book in a bookstore. [laughter] but i do think t

i'm not trying to defend the dmv website.laughter] where you are like who knows, i'll just show up in three months. [laughter] but i do think some things there better experienced on a spiritual level. over time, it's reliant on, i guessed the earlier question about texas, publishing, i feel like i'm becoming a windup doll, that something you can continue, a viable product, ship a patch or something, but you actually want your book, when your book is done, it's done. the reason it takes so long and there's a reason you have to copy editors go through and you send it to friends and you have an editor and multiple eyes in the product. when it done, it's the best and you don't want to rush that. for the sake of quality. i guess this is my feverish defense of the book in the bookstore but the values of the industry and our culture doesn't necessarily value from this or small-scale small business. >> look at your cities. look around. it's endemic. an amplification of social moment. >> so there are a lot of people here who would lik

[laughter] there are certain things happen for reason and i'm not trying to defend the dmv website didhey get my info did they not it's like russian roulette it could be interesting. i'll just show up in three months. [laughter] would do think that tech values speed and scale. and perhaps some things are better experience, at least on a spiritual level i think also on the social level as processing. something that builds over time and as a collective effort. it is reliance on, i guess i'm thinking to your earlier question about tech like publishing. this is an example of years before i feel like i've become a windup doll, one that is dying. and after something you can continuously change you push your products you ship a patch or affix or whatever, i'm not in the industry and market speak like an idiot. you actually want -- when your book is done it's done. and there's a reason it takes so long and there's a reason they have two copy editors go through it and you said it to your friends. you have an editor and multiple eyes on the product because when it's done and it's out of the worl

government need access to this dmv database. >> the state of new york, governor cuomo will not allow customs and border patrol to have access to the department of motor vehicle's website that data real quick? >> real quick, to vet an applicant for trusted traveler program we look at a number of different data fields and databases and one is to determine whether or not they have certain misdemeanors, if you have a misdemeanor, you're disqualified from participating in the program, if you have a dui, traffic offense, misdemeanor or felony, you are disqualified with the program, without access we cannot run a proper security check and risk assessment. and that is simply dangerous. maria: just to be clear, new york is the only state that will not allow homeland security to have access to the department of motor vehicle's data. so we will see what happens at the meeting today. dagen: right, if they compromise. maria: you think there could be a compromise here? that's what governor cuomo said, he will come halfway to something because people in new york are mad as hell. dagen: you know what president trump is going to say to him, what about the bail reform, what about the b

website, nbcbayarea.com. put in the slash and investigation. >>> turns out most californians don't have the real i.d. just yet. like now, falling behind on the target of issuing the ids. the dmv has only given out to 25% of 27 million drivers in california. there's only eight months left to get your real id. they soon will be required to get on planes and go through the security in some areas. >> getting an appointment, my husband had to book it out for three months. >> i have not gotten mine yet. >> what? >> i am not required yet, so i am going to wait until the very last minute and then cry about it. >> like everybody else. >> yeah. >>> it's a nice day. that's a distant thought right around parts of the bay area. expect the temperatures to continue to warm up. we will reach in the mid-60s for the middle of the day and we will continue there as we go into this evening. for the pollen counts. the tree pollen is moderate. starting with warm weather to see things blooming. it's a little early, but as we go into the next several days, i think we will get a lot more pollen due to the lack of rain and warm weather. just a heads up about that if you are going to be heading out and