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after election day. i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. we begin with election results. proposed cigarette tax to pay for cancer research. katie marzullo is live in the breaking news center. you couldn't get away from those ads. >> reporter: they were everywhere. the time results for prop 29 just came down about an hour ago. this was close all night here are the final results. prop 29 did not pass. just barely by 60,000 votes is the difference. prop 29 would have added a one dollar tax to a pack of cigarettes the money was slated for cancer research. cigarette makers contributed 47 million dollars to advertising that claimed the measure would create a government bureaucracy and the money wouldn't have to stay in california. >> it comes down to is this or

not a bad measure? it is bad no matter who pays for the advertising. >> you have american cancer heart and lung associations, live strong, on the side to pass it. the only person putting the only group putting money into this is big tobacco, the only one. >> reporter: on the other side, you heard a lot of major health organizations supporting the proposition. he told us last night he did expect this to be a tossup. again this cigarette tax has failed. the only other proposition on the ballot is prop 28 which alters term limits for members of the state legislature. prop 28 has passed, more than 61% voted yes. nearly 39% voted no. it reduces total number of years for state legislators from 14 to 12. allows a lawmaker to spend all in ear the senate or assembly. -- in either the senate or

assembly. >> in san jose union leaders planning to challenge measure b which will cut pensionses of city workers. 70% voted in -- in favor with 30% opposed. the mayor pushed for measure b which will modify the city charter and create two pension options they can keep current benefits but pay more or pay the same now for reduced benefits and more years of service. the runoff elections are set for two races 80-year-old pete stark of fremont will face fellow county prosecutor and democrat in alameda county. you see one of the results of the congressional race. 9th district which includes part of contra costa county incumbent will battle with the republican gil. he received more than 48%, gil got nearly 40%.

sorry about the graphics being wrong. you see barbara lee the congresswoman from oakland winning easily in her race with 82% of the vote. you see him there with 48% of the vote. runoff because nobody got 50%. mitt romney easily won the republican primary he got 80% of the vote with ron paul and rick santorum coming in second and third. take my word for it even though you don't see the numbers on your screen. on the democratic side president obama ran unopposed and got 100% of the vote. we'll continue to bring results all morning. we are streaming them on the banner at the bottom of the screen. get the latest on abc7news.com. president obama is coming to san francisco today for a quick campaign cash call protesters for various causes will be ready for him. amy hollyfield is live on market street we can expect a big traffic impact too, right?

>> reporter: as people know now when the president comes to town it shuts down streets he will be in downtown san francisco good news, quick trip, he's going to come and go during the workday. if you are thinking i thought the president was just here, you are correct. two weeks ago he was here in the bay area not the city of san francisco but he appeared at fundraisers on the peninsula. now he's back for two more fundraisers, no public events. he will be here 11:30, leaving 3:15 for l.a. so his visit won't impact rush shower traffic. be prepared foreclosed streets in the middle of the day in san francisco, first at one market street across from the ferry building then he will move over to the merchants exchange building on california street. protesters are expected outside of the events. he is expected to raise about five million dollars for his

campaign on this trip to california. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 4:36 now. we are expecting to learn more from south san francisco police about a shooting involving one of its officers about 9:00 last night an our shot a man at a gas station after the suspect made a suspicious gesture that he might have a gun. he was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and a gun was found at the scene. >> in the east bay a man shot by deputies is recovering this morning. the man wanted for attempted murder tried to escape by jumping into a car. sky 7 hd was over the scene. deputies shot him when he refused to stop. he drove half mile before running to a home and hiding. a k-9 unit went in and him out. in oakland police are questioning a suspect who returned to an home that was the scene of a stand off

monday night. police pulled over a car with three suspects, one was arrested and one barricaded himself in a home on high street before negotiators convinced him to surrender. the third suspect got away investigators say he returned to that home last night. when police were called they found the man identified as 47-year-old jimmy gregory, with a again shot wound in his leg up investigators are trying to find out who shot him and what happened -- partial victory for suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. a judge has ruled that only selected phone records between mirkarimi and his wife with their neighbor can be released. madison shot video showing lopez crying and having a bruised arm leading mirkarimi to plead guilty to to false imprisonment. mayor lee wants the records to bolster his case to remove mirkarimi from office. new this morning, "wall street journal" reporting nasdaq will announce a 100 million dollar plan today to reimburse some

investors who bought facebook shares on their first day of trading. it was delayed 30 minutes because of technical glitches some say that contributed to its inauspicious opening shares have slid 32% since the ip it closed yesterday under $26, the new low. some 30 students who pulled senior last week will be allowed to take finals today and tomorrow but still won't be able to graduate with their class. yesterday a judge upheld the school's suspension ruling again the parents of a dozen seniors who wand their children to take the exams and still walk in graduation with their class. the included painting the school with washable paint, chaining a lamb to a pole and placing banners with profanity around campus.

let's start with live doppler. a few clouds, no radar returns unlike yesterday. we are off to a dry start this morning. good morning. let's talk about temperatures what is waiting for you as you step out. right now mainly 46 napa, 48 livermore, 46 los gatos. low to mid 50s for the rest of us. temperatures around 49 santa rosa, 48 napa, 49 palo alto, 48 morgan hill by company. noon hour if you are -- by 7:00. noon hour delightful upper 60s, low 70s. upper 50s along the coast into san francisco. by 4:00 pulling back a little mid to upper 70s inland. mid to upper 60s around the bay. low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco. as you head to 7:00, 70s inland, most of us in the 50s and 60s. thursday warm, low 80s inland.

breezy and cooler friday. warmth will return and breezes stay for saturday. first check of traffic. off to a good start. you heard amy, president obama's visit should not affect rush hour. look for it to be busy downtown san francisco around lunchtime. live shot san jose northbound 280 headlights and this is highway 17 out of santa cruz mountains. the 17 northbound connector ramp to northbound 280 is scheduled to be blocked until 6:00 this morning. there's roadwork going on, on highway 17 both directions scheduled until 6:00. 680 walnut creek southbound looks great past north main walnut creek towards highway 24 northbound through san ramon also roadwork scheduled until 6:00. you will find lanes blocked there as well. north bay commute, no trouble at all southbound looking great for headlights down to

the golden gate bridge. north 101 palo alto university out to marsh lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. 4:41. move on over! next the special invitation given to the warriors. noisey night in richmond the hate speech that got a manwñ escorted out of a meeting. ares of three races feature democrat versusnwíñ democrat in november. on average 5,000 people a day switch from cascade to finish - over two million so far.

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temperatures -- to near 80;k)á#o average today. cool from seattle and great falls mid to upper 50s. 64 portland, 65 seattle mid 70s new york and d.c.. everybody else in the 80s and 90s. all major airports on time. the only airport affected possibly by weather is denver. use our flight tracker abc7news.com. 4:48. there are more than 30 special taxes and bonds on bay area ballots. more than 2/3 look to be passing. one is measure c in santa clara county west valley school bond passed with 59% of the vote. in the east bay, parcel tax in alameda failed. measure c in that city barely got over 50% of the vote. it needed a 2/3 majority to pass. alameda county board of supervisors deadlocked on who

will replace nadia lock year she resigned april 20 inn -- the board narrowed down lockyer's replacement yesterday. board members couldn't choose between the two. the board has until june 19th to appoint someone. in a closely watched contest with national implications wisconsin's republican governor has decisive won a bitterly contested recall election. governor scott walker defeated a challenge by milwaukee's democratic mayor bar . -- mayor barrett. walker's campaign received 63 million dollars in out of state super pac money allowing him to out-spend barrett. walker is the first governor in u.s. history to survive a recall. investigators checking into allegations that

mitt romney's personal e-mail has been hacked. a spokeswoman confirms that an investigation is underway but won't say which federal agencies may be involved. hacking allegations were first reported in online blog which said the information came from a tipster. so far, no e-mails or documents have been made public. people around the world watched something that won't happen again for 105 years the transit of venus in case you missed it yesterday take a look. venus looked like a beauty mole slowly making its way across the face of the sun. in oakland people lined up for a chance to glimpse clearly at the rare event. >> what think meteorologist mike? >> i didn't watch it i just saw it right there. >> he is busy watching clouds and weather. >> and going to the gym. wasn't as exciting as the

eclipse was. >> true. >> kids didn't get extra credit for it. down from vollmer peak towards emeryville in san francisco you can see how clear it is. i broadened out the whole spectrum a lot of you may be traveling you can see it is clear just about everywhere. mid to upper 40s los gatos, napa, livermore. more to mid 60s in most neighborhoods. monterey bay mainly mid to upper 40s inland salinas warm spot 50. i think we are going to have a lot of sunshine today and it is going to be warmer than yesterday slight cooling trend friday and seasonal temperatures as we need the weekend. today look as these temperatures all going up, oakland four degrees warmer, fremont and santa rosa six

concord nine degrees warmer. 14 hours and 41 minutes of sunshine today that will push temperatures mid 70s to mid 80s east bay valleys. fremont and oakland around 70°. milpitas 70 and 73 san jose, 75 los gatos. millbrae and san mateo mid to upper 60s. low 60s along the coast with sunshine. north bay 66 sausalito, mid to upper 70s through your valleys, 15° cooler at beaches. 60 in carmel and low to mid 70s watsonville and santa cruz and mid to upper 70s inland. storm track north low to mid 80s central valley. tahoe 61. near 100 in palm springs. l.a. 85° with sun. coliseum tonight a little cool

7:05 first pitch will drop to 60 to 52. here's temperatures for tonight clouds along the coast sea breeze coming in the next couple of days will bring cooler temperatures most of us in the 50s. we'll make a run at 80 again tomorrow inland. temperatures drop two to four degrees friday. saturday warming trend could hit 80s by the end of the weekend every -- everywhere but the coast. a couple of connection ramps closed southbound 280 to northbound 85 blocked detour in place scheduled to be closed until 6:00 this morning. they often clear it earlier than the scheduled time. we'll keep you posted on that. also, live shot in san jose the connection ramp as well from northbound 17 to northbound 280 is scheduled to

be blocked until 6:00. traffic light now getting through well in all directions on highway 17 and on 280. here's a beautiful shot of the bay bridge nice ride into san francisco now no delays. we'll take a look at the golden gate bridge for you, pretty much good to go on all bay area bridges at this point. there's just roadwork on the dumbarton bridge, eastbound and scheduled until 6:00 as well. google is warning g-mail users they may be the target of cyber attacks. new warning system when it suspects attackers could be trying to compromise accounts using malicious software. google will put a banner message at the top of the accounts. some say this could be google's latest effort to fight china over censorship. warning about the

effectiveness of vaccines given to low income children. abc news has obtained new government report that says many providers of the immunizations did not store the vaccines at proper temperatures experts say that can make them ineffective and place children at risk for contracting serious diseases. 76% of the providers stored vaccines at temperatures that were too hot or cold. a dozen stored expired vaccines with ones that were still current. "good morning america" will have much more on this at 7 a.m. after our newscast. eight year study found a simple blood test can predict recurrence of breast cancer, can find cancer cells in the blood that have broken free from a tomb nor in the breast. women with nonmetastatic breast cancer who had cancer cells in their blood were five times more likely to relapse or die. the study is in the land set oncology. >> -- >> graduation big milestone

but' especially gratifying for a palo alto teenager who recently received a lifesaving heart transplant. the 17-year-old was born with a congenital heart defect that sent him to the hospital in april. last month a donor heart saved his life. six days after the operation doctors had to perform brain surgery to remove an unexpected blood clot. his wish is that more people would become organ donors. >> it saved my life. i'm living, breathing, proof that if you check that box, you save lives. >> william managed to graduate near the top of his class and he got two college scholarships in his quest to become an aerospace engineer. congratulations. notice the mask there to keep

him away from infection possibly. aerospace engineering is a nobel profession. >> it is. no one is going to -- get against him. voters have spoken. this morning lawmakers are digesting the message they . results of key races including prop 29, the tax on cigarettes in california. pg&e reinspecting hundreds of miles of pipelines including in the bay area. live with the problem they are now looking for. how a suspected robber just got charged with murder. good morning! wow.

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