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after five days of tallying the ballots, oakland still does not have a mayor-elect tonight. but in a surprising turn around, council woman gene quan has taken the lead just as it seemed don paw raw tau would become the city's next mayor. how did she do it? now, the twists and turns in oakland's new voting system. lilian? >> alan, not all of the pal -- not all of the ballots have been counted, but gene quan is the leader.

workers at the alameda county registrar's office spent all weekend counting ballot. yet, it can still be days before oakland residents know who their next mayor is going to be. >> it happens when it happens. >> sue piper has been on pins and needles since election day. she is campaign coordinator for the mayoral candidate gene quan who for days was trailing don perata by sizable margins. but for the first time, quan hasy emerged as a leader. >> we were knocking on doors and talking to people all over the city. our sense was, if gene wasn't their number one vote, she would be the number two vote. >> rank choice voting or instant runoff allows voters to cast their first, second and third chases. if no candidate wins over 50% of the vote, last place candidates are them eliminated, but the second and third choice votes are distributed to those in the running. the process repeats itself until someone breaks the 50%

threshold. >> it looks like there were alliances between candidates, or the voters had two candidates they favored. the way the votes were shifted i think surprised people. >> oakland is not the first to rely on rank choice voting. san francisco did it a few years ago. one mayoral candidate likes it, but there the flaws. >> there were saying vote for me first and then vote for someone will way down to the bottom. there will always be people who play games. >> the alameda county registrar will release the latest tally, but it will be a few more days until the winner is declared. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. tonight los angeles county district attorney steven

cooley has widened his range. he has more votes than harris. but more than one million ballots need to be counted statewide. counties have four weeks to report their totals to the secretary of state. an early november snow advisory tonight in the sierra. at least two inches has fallen with two feet of snow in the higher elevations. chains are required on highway 50 from twin bridges to meyers. chains are also required on interstate 80 from king veil to the donner lake interchange. >> you know, this is crazy. yesterday we were sweating. we were in t-shirt and today we are in big ski jackets. >> earlier today the storm front dropped two inches of rain across northern california causing accidents and plane delays. gusty winds also prompted an advisory for trailers and rv's on self-bay area bridges.

leigh glaser is here to show us what the front looked like. leigh? >> there is not much left of it. there is very little in the way of moisture was out there. a few pops off the coast. the high temperature in the sierra is still picking up activity. you can see there lake tahoe and king's beach there. a little light snow. truckee with a little light rain being reported as well as blue canyon. the higher elevations is what is is seeing the snow right now. 2* has been a really good soaker for us. oakland over a quarter of an inch. saint huh lena over an inch. close to an inch in mill valley. so this first november rain system did provide quite a bit of rainfall for us. we have another system due on tuesday. >> thank you, leigh. bay area veterans day parades marched through the

rain. tomas roman spent the day honoring our heroes, and he also talked about hotly-debated military issue. >> despite a heavy rain, they and the marchers didn't seem phased by the rain. veterans enjoyed and were moved by the spectacle. >> i am glad people turned out for this and we can have the show and parade. >> what do i think of it? there are a lot of emotions and i am happy to be here. >> it is the 55th celebration of veteran's day. it was started by president eisenhower in 1954. the parade along market street didn't draw a large crowd, but those who did attend thought it was fantastic. he is a proud veteran who wants to bring attention to the military's unjust "don't

ask, don't tell" policy. >> we can't it to be removed. it can be by an act of congress or the president himself. >> one state senator agree. >> maybe we can set policy. the people who give their lives for our freedoms are expected to lie about who they are. how is that good for unit co cohesion? >> robert indicates said they should act quickly before new members take their seats. but amos thinks differently. general amos made this statement yesterday: i don't know what the affect will be on cohesion. that's what we are looking at. it is unit cohesion. it is combat effectiveness. >> i didn't care. >> he put the uniform on and he wants to stand next to me and he is willing to sacrifice like i have overseas and i am

more than happy to have him next to me. we have breaking news out of the east bay. police are on the scene of an accident that killed a pedestrian in fremont around 8:30. they have the eastbound lane shut down while they investigate the crash. the car that hit the pedestrian is still on the scene. police are not releasing any information on the victim, and they are not saying whether the accident was a hit and run or if that driver will be charged. santa cruz police are sending out e-mail alerts warning people about a man who they say tried to sexually assault a 15-year-old girl. here is a come possible at this time sketch of the suspect put together by an an artist and the teen victim. investigators say it happened at ocean view park yesterday morning. the man asked her to perform a sex act and grabbed her when she tried to leave. she got away when they both lost their footing. she 27 to 33 years of age and

has dark circles under his eyes with a dark baseball cap and road off on a teal green cruiser bicycle. the 10-inch crack discovered on the san mateo bridge cost $1 million to fix. that's $100,000 per inch. the bay area told authorities reports show the transit of money to pay for the crack, about youbut it doesn't show why it costs so much. it was part of a seismic retrofit made in 1999. cal trans still isn't sure how it happened, and they may have to do more work on on the bridge depending on the results of an investigation. keith olberman fans are celebrating. why msnbc decided to put him back. >> and tea party members are marking their turf. the areas where they will not

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to president obama's chal electric -- challenges at home topped an appearance in india. mr. obama pledged to make, quote, miz course corrections to his -- midcourse corrections while speaking in new delhi. he promised a republican takeover of the house in tuesday's mid-term elections. the president will visit indonesia despite the eruption of mount per -- mount merapi.

republicans insist they will not compromise with president obama and the democratic leadership when they officially take over the house in january. self-tea party candidates helped the gop regain the edge in the house seat on tuesday. many republicans targeted speaker nancy pelosi's agenda in their campaigns. now the democrat want to be elected the minority leader of a the new congress is seated. >> democratic members in the house elect nancy pelosi their leader, well it is like they didn't get the message. >> republicans promised voters they would cut spending and force fiscal discipline as they grapple with the growing national debt. msnbc announced it is putting its host keith olberman back on the air this tuesday night after suspending him for violating company policy. the network took disciplinary

action after learning he made contributions to three political candidates. but they say it was an inappropriate punishment. olberman hosts one of the highest-rated shows. he said thank you for the support that feels like a global hug. the south of mark kill district is seeing a resurgeons of start up companies moving beyond computers and social net working. one company is on the cutting edge of interactive interfaces. richard hart gets to play around with technologies we have only seen in movies like minority report. >> imagine coming to work in this big space with all of the latest big screen displays, touch screens, 3-de, games,

and things very few people have seen before. they are working. helios calls its an interactive studio. laboratories come to this space in san francisco with revolutionary new technologies, and these employees develop ingenuous uses for themment. it could be for the military or hollywood or just to attract people to trade shows and malls. >> loser. >> reporter: helios is responsible for a growing library of gestures that are possible with a multi touch interface beyond the smartphone, beyond multi touch. >> this is a gesture-based wall display. depending on where i am in the projection environment, it causes graphics to appear or you can manipulate them using motions and gestures and movement. 3-d tech technology and realtime cameras will push that into a realm where you will start to be able to sit on your couch and say channel up, channel down, volume left,

right. >> reporter: and what about 3-d? it anymore make is -- its nickname is 3-d glass, but it is not glasses. you don't need glasses and don't need batteries. the resolution is thousands of pixels per inch, but since they are holographic pixels, it is thousands of holgels per inch. the company is barely two years old, but it is already responsible for many new connections between us and our devices. a really touching story. with the next step of interactive tee, richard hart, abc7 news. well, a bay area man who revolutionized the internet with the netscape browser thinks he has a better idea. tomorrow mark andrisan will launch a new browser called rock melt. it is built on the idea that most on-line activity revolves around social media sites like facebook and twitter. it tries to minimize the need to roam from one site to another by putting everything

on the browser window itself. the mountain view company posted this youtube video on its website, but one caveat, the browser only works if you have a facebook account. meteorologist leigh glaser here. we are on the way for decent weather now. >> yes, a sunny day tomorrow. a few lingering clouds, and then the next chance for rain could be by tuesday afternoon. we will get to that in a moment. a little patchy fog out there on the golden gate bridge. keep that in mind. the moisture still around. we may see the fog develop overnight. it could slow your monday morning commute down a bit. here is a look at current readings. clear skies in santa rosa and nap paw is -- napa is clear. the temperatures are really starting to drop off. novato 48, 49 in santa rosa. 53 in san francisco and 52 in oakland right now. livermore, 50 degrees. 53 in san jose. still a few lingering clouds there. we'll go with clearing tonight

and much cooler. a dry day, but breezy. a chance of showers will creep back into our forecast. in the north bay by tuesday afternoon. you can see how quickly the cold front raced across the bay area. right now it is starting to plow into the sierra, but it will continue to advance to the south and east of us. this is the clearing we will get into this evening, and the clear patch will result in chillier or colder temperatures overnight. so napa is clear and the temperatures in the low 40s and possibly even some upper 30s. keeping a close eye on that. we will go 42 out toward livermore. here is the set up overnight and throughout the course of the day. on monday, the high pressure builds in. so look for sunshine and maybe a few clouds here and there. but it looks like tuesday a secondary system will make advances toward the bay area. you can see by the early

morning on tuesday morning as the clouds start to set up near ukiah, and as we work our way through 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, the secondary wave of moisture will start to move into the north bay. this is not a strong system, and it looks like much of this will stay north of the golden gate bridge. we are still out a day or so, so we will keep you updated on that. tomorrow, enjoy some more sunshine. a few clouds are passing by. 63 san jose, 62 cupertino. and the west winds will pick up a bit tomorrow afternoon. 10* a bit breezy there. half moon bay 58, pacifica 57. 51 for men low park. san francisco, 59. daily city 57. in the north bay, 60 for petaluma, 61 degrees and napa 61. in the east bay, oakland with sun and clouds and 62. 62 for iewn union city. con card 63. mid60s for brentwood. 64 there and 63 for gilroy.

my accu-weather seven-day forecast, we get a dry one tomorrow. chance of showers returning mainly in the north bay on tuesday. for veteran's day on thursday, temperatures in the midup toer 60s and then by next saturday we will be talking about 70s once again. >> thanks a lot. next, the man who will cairn neighed pass -- sair ron neighed --

summer view commuters will be serenading by a tough-talking texan who lost a bet in the series. the man in the pk tour is gary thomas. he serves as executive director of the rapid transit or dart, and he will be belting out "i left my heart in san francisco" tomorrow morning at the embarcadero station at 6:00 a.m. >> it might not go well on monday morning, but we will be out there greeting all of the bart customers and encouraging them to continue to ride public transportation. >> people from texas and they

are people of honor. when they live, they come show up and pay up. >> they gave thomas giants goodies. south southwest airlines picked up the cost between dallas and san francisco. i will say something for texans, they do keep their promises. >> that should be good. oakland -- >> too late. you lost your chance to talk. >> raiders and chiefs and one of the fearest rivalries dating back to the 60s. a bag of tricks in a so-called back up quarterback. tom cable's team looking to go 3 and 0. the undrafted rookie free agent with a great catch, his first career grab is a touchdown. 7-0 chiefs. into the first half and casel looking for more. big momentum swing and 10-0 chiefs at the half. the raiders carry the momentum

into the second half. he ran it back to the 40. you can't coach speed. and he shows us why. he turns on the jets and 94 yards. raiders on the yard and 10-7kc. campbell rolls right and hit barnes. oakland is back and 14-13 raiders. a fumble punt and casel lays to bowe. 20 yards on the strike. raiders driving and campbell to ford. unbelievable 29-yard catch to keep the drive alive. it sets up a 41-yard game tieing field goal. on their first play and campbell airs it out to who else? ford. 47-yard gain. 148 yards down to the 16 and game winner and 33 yards and money. raiders win it 23-20 and now they are only a half a game

back of the chiefs in the west. first three-game win streak since 2002. >> we are the team to come out here and make a statement. we know we were down, but didn't want to hang our heads low. we knew we could come out and fight. >> i guess people start seeing that the raiders are for real. we want to win. >> the thing m why so -- the thing i am so, so, pleased about is to see us on the sideline and feel that nobody was backing down and nobody was giving in. we are going to keep finding a way. >> biggest win if seven years. i'm using my final timeout. plays of the day on deck. and the warriors hit the road for five games in seven days. for five games in seven days. montntntntntntntntntntntntntntnt

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monta ellis floating and converting. two of his 19, golden state down four. he strokes the triple. warriors up fourth. the pistons crank it up. he drains the three-ball. pistons up five. 20 seconds to play. gold state down three. coming up with the steel and steph curry pulling up with the tieing three. halfway down-and-out. the warriors were six of 23. they fall to 4 and 2. 102-97 your final. after a world series run, plays of the day are back. we'll start in our backyard. john cook, a 15 footer for par. to win his second straight championship: he got it. from the greens to the gridiron. a big upset in cleavland. colt mccoy scrambling and watch this block he gets. right there. dives for the pylon. browns upset the patriots 34-14. it is a showdown in atlanta.

this could be trouble. wait. he makes just about every falcon miss. 89 yards, but atlanta still wins it 27-21. back to oakland, jacobi ford, entered the fourth stealing it from the chiefs' defender and setting up the game-tieing field goal. and finally in corpus christi, the center snaper hands it to the quarterback and he starts walking forward. no one else moves and he takes off. the little move there at the end, one of the greatest trick plays of all time. i'm sending this to the 49ers and that is your plays of the day. stanford its highest ranking ever in the bcs polls, number six. >> those guys don't even have a stoplight and we have a mcdonalds. >> that was the greatest play ever.

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