journalist and undocumented immigrant jose anthoonio gar ga shares his story. >> i'm trying to humanize the issue. >> plus a bay area makes the first combat zone ten types since the civil war. >> they were about the timelessness of war, how it's followed us since civilization began and will continue to follow us.

journalist and undocumented immigrant jose anthoonio gar ga shares his story. >> i'm trying to humanizehe issue. >> plus a bay area makes the first combat zone ten types since the civil war. >> they were about the timelessness of war, how it's followed us since civilization began and will continue to follow us.

journalist and undocumented immigrant jose anthoonio gar ga shares his story. >> i'm trying to humanize the issue. >> plus a bay area makes the first combat zone ten types since the civil war. >> they were about the timelessness of war, how it's followed us since civilization began and will continue to follow us. >>> good evening. and welcome to kqed newsroom. i'm thuy vu. president obama's three-day swing through california this week taps campaign cash in silicon valley and hollywood'd. the goal, helping democrats hold on in november. in the south bay, long time congressman mike honda is facing stiff competition from a fellow democrat with high-tech ties. and two republicans are among the challengers vying to stop jerry brown from winning a fourth term as governor. scott shafer takes it from here. >> primary elections are often unpredictable. in particular, because so few people tend to vote. early voting with mail-in ballots already landing this week. joining me is carla marinucci, josh richman, and scott detrow joip joining us from the capitol. well, folks, the president was in town

journalist and undocumented immigrant jose anthoonio gar ga shares his story. >> i'm trying to humanize the issue. >> plus a bay area makes the first combat zone ten types since the civil war. >> they were about the timelessness of war, how it's followed us since civilization began and will continue to follow us.

journalist and undocumented immigrant jose anthoonio gar ga shares his story. >> i'm trying to humanize the issue. >> plus a bay area makes the first combat zone ten types since the civil war. >> they were about the timelessness of war, how it's followed us since civilization began and will continue to follow us.

gars involves faith. i have faith now that none of the guys will hit the gas and plough through me. everyone around us at the giant's game assumes that no one will jump the kerb. google extended that faith more deeply and arrived at a design that does away with any sort of brake or accelerator or that icon of control, the steering wheel itself. and it has gone with a start button, and emergency stop button. the design stems from google's realisation this employees who have been commuting to work via the original self-driving car design were not ready to take control of the wheel if necessary. it was a design concept that the car would say, "hey", you take the wheel. well, they decided that people are not ready for that. they are falling asleep, reading a book or texting. they will not be startled into taking the wheel. the design paratime needs to do away -- paradigm needs to do away with drivers. these are passengers that they see in a video. people get in, strap in, they have leg room, and little room for their groceries, but they are passengers. they are subjecting themselves to