box. you time to register in person if you have not already. governor newsom budget with long with his partner in sacramento today. proposition one is $6.4 billion bond which would help the state to build new mental health facilities and transitional housing for the homeless >> san francisco mayor london breed had time to drop off her ballot. across the bay area voters up and dropping off ballots or voting in person. >> just like we saw with mayor london breed, one of the places the san francisco city hall. that is where we see bay area with a few hours left with the polls open. >> reporter: we have seen quite a few people with the completed eyelets coming by to the convenient drop boxes outside of city hall. afternoon, like this guy, he has his ballot and walked over to that box we were watching people for the last 45 minutes

or so. it is been pretty steady with people coming in and doing not. there are couple different places here at city hall for people to drop off the completed ballots. just inside that door is another place where people can drop off their ballots. in san francisco, the big issues, while mayor is up for reelection this year, it is a position not party-affiliated. there is no primary vote for mayor. several ballot issues that voters here are deciding on. seven. prop a3g. they range from affordable housing to police oversight. even to encouraging the san francisco schools to adopt or allow students to take algebra until eighth grade. the really cool thing here at this voting spot in san francisco inside is if you go

in drop off your ballot, they give you the cool sticker and you could show off that you have voted. unfortunately, you do it outside, you do not. as mentioned earlier, these boxes will be available until 8:00 tonight. reporting live in san francisco city hall, sergio quintana. >> did you have chance to speak to mayor london breed . are things on the ballot that a lot people say are referendums on her mayor ship and it will impact us severely when it comes to november. >> reporter: she has three ballots she personally placed, three propositions on the ballot. she has been watching them closely and she will be speaking at 9:00, and mike hour after the polls close. we will be hearing responses from her for how the propositions went. >> thank you. we look forward to hearing from her and of course, we know you will be covered all of the ballot propositions and what is

happening in san francisco this evening. while voters, including here in california, 16 states and one territory casting primary ballots for residents members of congress. president biden and former president trump are both excited to sweep their states. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is vowing to stay in the race nbc dallas bar is speaking with voters and arlington, virginia about what is bringing them to the polls today. >> reporter: this super tuesday voters for more than a dozen states across country casting ballots and sounding off on a likely joe biden/donald trump rematch. >> i don't agree with both policy -wise. i would vote for biden. >> former president trump will deliver the referendum and is adeptly great for the country. >> reporter: to utah. >> it is either have democracy and a guy that is too old to run or democracy ends. >> reporter: in massachusetts. >> i voted for joe because he is a decent guy. i think he is

doing a great job. he is an older man, but that is on the choice. >> reporter: younger voters expressing frustration over age. is a january -- is age a factor?! american healthcare and your memory starts to get wary. >> it is hard to be represented by somebody so much older than us. >> reporter: and the feeling they are dropping her on critical issues like u.s. support for israel and the war in gaza. do you think this is an issue that could and should cost president biden the election? >> this is a time for moral leadership and yet, i am not saying that. >> reporter: several voters resort to are considering a third-party candidate. as former president trump's sole republican rival nikki haley struggle to preserve. >> i am not ready to get out i am fighting for the people that want to voice to voices turning to votes with frontrunners moving closer to locking in the

party nomination. other top issues for voters here and across the country are the economy, immigration and reproductive rights. in arlington, philip -- virginia, alice barr. we have you covered with election results. scan the qr code on your screen it will take you right to the results page. you can go to nbcbayarea.com and click on super tuesday at the top of the homepage . if you stop to go out to cast your ballot you may see a sprinkle or two and have to dodge it. people in the sierra are digging out from several feet of snow and will have a hard time voting. interstate 80 remains fully open a live look at donner summit. the bay area, some parts with rain. this is san francisco, san jose and dublin. let's get tochief meteorologist jeff .

>> we have rain and clouds and eventually, sunshine. right now, as we look at the satellite radar picture, this looks impressive by all accounts. the storm system is offshore and this will move down the coastline. we will get more rain chances in here this evening. i do not take it will be anything that will keep you away from casting your vote over the next hour or two. if you do drop off the eyelet, a few spotty shower showing up on storm ranger doppler radar. the most consistent area is near the tri-valley moving off to the north. picking up more showers in danville through 5:37 and likely holding showers into walnut creek at 5:50 tonight. with the storm system offshore, we do think tomorrow morning a line will develop out here near the coastline and eventually move in thunderstorm chances for us to we will get you all the timing and details on that, plus the warming of the sunshine coming our way. those details and timing can up in 15 minutes.

>> you want to give up to the latest weather? download our nbc bay area app. the qr on the left side of the screen will take you to radar. it is very useful. a traffic shop turned into a police chase in a crash in the east bay. happen around 9:45 a.m. on sunday first avenue in oakland. officers tried to pull of her car they say was connected to a recent carjacking. the driver took off and police chased the car until crushed near 73rd avenue. the driver ditched the car and ran into this neighborhood. officer set up a perimeter and arrested the driver. they are asking anyone that is not the case to please call them. in fremont, police investigated a shooter the set of over to the hospital it happened just before 10:00 this morning at stevenson boulevard near 880. or police arrived with the one person shot inside a car. we do not know what their condition is this evening. there were early reports that two drivers may have been

shooting at each other. police have refused to confirm that. they are saying it may have been a targeted shooting and then shop leave there is any ongoing threat to the public. san francisco is working hard with state and federal officials to reduce crime in the city. they say their effort to be paying off. compared to last february, san francisco saw a 37% reduction in theft which includes car break-ins and retail theft. a 20% reduction in robbery. 40% reduction in burglary. the city saw zero murders last month. property crime overall is also down 29%. violent crime is down 17%. last june the governor doubled the number of chp officers in the city and increased national guard staffing to provide or support to fight crime in the city. the man accused of killing

a usa cycling champion and a drunk driving crash in san francisco last year maybe close to striking a plea deal. as thom jensen reports, the deal is raising objections. >> reporter: it is not just the family or traffic safety advocates who have questions. even the judge in the case says he has serious questions about this plea deal. there is a small memorial and place for 44-year-old stephen boyce had been killed, allegedly by a drunk driver. capital he was writing his bicycle last april. more than 100 people attended a memorial for the u.s. cycling champion. >> a larger-than-life figure. or to accord to a new filing in federal court, the u.s. attorney's office has struck a plea deal with 81-year-old driver who allegedly hit him. the plea agreement would allow him to enter guilty pleas to what amounts to misdemeanor charges and face when you're in jail or less. >> in terms of the sentence, the needs to be harsher than one year misdemeanor. to this bay area cyclist who was a close friend and organize

the memorial services for the champion says the plea deal sends a message that a driver can kill someone while driving drunk and they will get us on the rest. >> that does not make me feel safe as i am riding my bicycle around the city with my four- year-old son and wife and other people's families. >> reporter: in court filings that the judge in the case question the deal and whether the alleged drunk driving amounted to gross negligence. of san francisco traffic and cycling safety advocate agrees. >> i find the plea agreement disturbing and more broadly, in our country when people are killed by someone driving a car , the consequences are often minimal. >> reporter: luke says the city has that next to nothing to make this stretch of the roadway any safer for myself. >> there is no concrete or protection from a entered the buy clean. that is what people want to see a direct. >> reporter: we reach out to the presidio for calls for improvements are not heard

back. meanwhile, 81-year-old man accused of killing the man will be back in court two weeks. thom jensen, a beast -- nbc bay area news. rain chances you to a danville veteran celebrating a milestone birthday. he shares secrets to a long life. for two decades, one woman has been working on election day. why she is so dedicated to volunteering. a story that will make the bay area proud to. i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after a few spotty shower's today, we held onto a chance of a little bit of rain as we head through tomorrow's forecast. starting off chilly with 45. thunderstorms developing by noon into tomorrow afternoon. while we have the chance of rain tomorrow, sunshine is ahead. ahead. are even loweok

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meet arthur lawson who lives in danville. by his side, his wife joanne. they have been married 72 years. he served in the u.s. army from 1940 until 1946. he earned a doctorate from uc berkeley. on his special day, arthur gave us advice for living a good, long life. such always have something you are excited for. >> the mayor of danville popped by and gave arthur a special plaque. notable achievements in his life are organizing a program for physically challenged students and working for the red cross. to arthur, we say happy birthday. always have a goal. being a responsible news organization there are some things we do not do an election date like about results before the polls close. >> what they we can do is praise those that take the time to make sure the polls run smoothly. we saw what person has been doing that for more than half

of her life we share her story in tonight's bay area proud . >> reporter: it takes no time at all, she says, to find someone screaming about someone else who is tearing down democracy. but, if you're looking for someone keeping democracy alive, in half moon bay you just have to follow the vote here sign and it will lead you right to emily. >> hello. >> reporter: emily is not just doing her part to make sure super tuesday goes by to persuade the. she has been playing the part for more than half of her life. since 2004. >> when i was 18, i registered to vote and on the questionnaire it said, do you want to volunteer? yes, absolutely. with english, spanish, chinese and filipino leg which is. >> reporter: the first year volunteering, a supervisor she worked with something in her and encouraged her for bigger role. it turns out emily did not just enjoy working elections, she's pretty good at it. over the

years she has gone from just volunteering on election day to now starting months before helping the entire county prepare. >> we started the first work day of january. we started doing the train the trainer and training for all of the vote center staff. i have been helping with that january until today. >> reporter: now, a worker on election day, it is not what it used to be. fewer and fewer looters -- voters to to do so. you would think it would damper her enthusiasm for what she does and you would be wrong. emily says days like today are just the tip of the iceberg. >> we also have headphones. >> reporter: there is so much more going on. she sees all of the effort and organization that goes on behind the scenes. the inner workings of a working democracy, you might say. and, it gives her pride.

>> there is always a lot of people talking about how elections are correct and it is easy to cheat the system. i could be of the person to say i can absolutely guarantee there is no cheating the system. >> reporter: no one cheating the system, but definitely someone doing something right for the republic. >> did you wet your sticker? >> reporter: in half moon bay, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news . >> a very important job. she makes bay area proud . you engineered things quite well. people do not have to go through winds and all sorts of rain . good job jeff. >> thank you. we have sun later this week and it will be so nice to get in here after all of the cloudy days we have had. as we move into the microclimate forecast, if you to hop into the car and drop off your ballot tonight,

know that it is a cold one out here to. 57 and a chance of a few on and off spotty shower's as we head through tonight. 55 at 8:00. the thing that brought in a little bit of rainfall and more of the clouds is the system just off shore. this one, as we head through tonight tomorrow, it will be real close. it look like it is moving down the coastline, eventually to southern california as we head tomorrow evening. for us, we will see some rainfall from this tomorrow. it does not look like a whole lot in terms of widespread coverage. at 11:00 tonight, it looks impressive out here. as we see it get closer to tomorrow, the bulk of it stays offshore. although as we head to tomorrow afternoon, it is the best to get it went up in the south bay. maybe isolated, spotty thunderstorms for san jose, gilroy and through the santa cruz mountains. as we head through 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00, we hang on to the chance through the south bay. without me has the best bet of

getting in the rain as we roll through tomorrow's forecast. overall rainfall totals anywhere from trace amounts to half-inch our mountains in the quarter to half inch range. we may get heavy downpours and thunderstorms in san jose. also a quarter to half-inch. trace amounts elsewhere throughout the bay area . you may need the umbrella a little bit here as you roll through tomorrow's forecast. we start off in the 40s across the bay area . 47, in the peninsula. south bay at 49. san francisco, 46. for the north bay, 44. temperatures tomorrow with the spotty rain chance staying in the 60s there are a lot of bay area 63 in san jose. 22 east bay. 62, martinez. 61, pleasanton and 60 in oakland. through the peninsula, 87 at half moon bay. down to redwood city at the tonight. san francisco, upper 50s to low 60s. bay, 55 in clear lake and 51 in

novato. another day with cloud coverage throughout the bay area. a lot of us are desperate to get in on some sunshine . we are looking really good for the area of high pressure thursday and friday and will move the storm track off to the north. it is not your imagination. we have not seen a whole lot of son not so far this year. in san francisco, since january 1st only five days with sunshine. that is it. just five days. 82% of 2024 has been cloudy. we needed. sunshine on the way friday. but would like to see this on the 10 day forecast. went up into 70s, not this coming weekend, but the weekend after that it may be mid 70s in the mix and it will be awesome. the seven day forecast of few spotty shower's return saturday, sunday and monday. i would not cancel any plans over it as we head that we can't., the look of the forecast at 5:30.

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she is a hot topic once again. believe it or not, her name came up at an asian summit. taylor swift. several countries came together for the association of south east nations focusing on humanitarian crisis in the south china sea. unbelievably, taylor swift's name came up and it was a focus. singapore, it seems, struck a deal with taylor swift preventing her from performing and neighboring nations for her arrest tour. they offered incentives in exchange for making singapore her own -- only southeastern destination. we do not know with incentives

worth. some of the nations were complaining seen it deprived them of the tourism that taylor swift brings. thailand said animated they would have struck a similar deal themselves. it is the swift effect in singapore. watch our newscast 24 seven on brooke ruth and all our other string performs. plenty of time to vote if you have not already. voting centers close at 8:00. plenty of ballots are coming in as we speak. we are alive throughout this evening as owners are released. among our life locations, santa clara county registrar office were ballots are being counted. also, the decisions on the table tonight both nationally and locally are political analysts join us with the races to watch competitions on the ballot can be confusing for voters. our chris kamara is here to break down your ballot for you. the news at 5:30 starts now. thank you for joining us today. i am janelle wang.