good morning. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze. that proposed cigarette tax to pay for cancer research has been narrowly . under 51% said no to prop 29. 49 voting yes winning margin, 63,000 votes with all presents reporting. it 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. prop 28 easily passed. 61% voted yes. 39% said no, it alters term limits for state legislature from 14 to 2010 of -- from 14 to 12: new this morning, union representing san jose city workers promising a fight

after voters passed a pension reform measure pushed by the mayor. katie marzullo is live with more. >> reporter: the mayor of san jose has won a wide victory with this one for pension reform, nearly 70% of voters voted in favor of measure with all precincts reporting this morning. it modifies the city charter and creates two pension plans for employees, within they can keep current benefits and pay more or two, keep paying what they are paying but receive fewer benefits and work longer. mayor reed says the current plan was costing san jose too much. >> this is more than 50% of payroll for the retirement benefits, impossible to sustain. >> we offered significant changes to retirement that would have saved the city millions and those would have been legal and we could have pwhofd forward. >> reporter: a coalition of city unions opposed the measure they claim it is illegal.

the union president tells the san jose mercury news they are definitely taking this to court. in san francisco voters decided on two city measures. measure a which would open the city's garbage contract to competitive bidding lost by a wide margin. voters came to the aid of coit tower 54% voted in favor of measure b limiting commercial activities and prioritize funds raised to preserve aging murals. we'll continue to bring results all morning. we are streaming them on the bottom of the screen. you can get the latest on abc7news.com. pg&e inspectors are conducting emergency leak surveys on 200 segments of pipeline after making a crucial admission about safety. terry mcsweeney is live in san bruno, the scene of that disastrous pipeline failure two years ago.

>> reporter: pg&e looking at 180 different segments of pipeline, natural gas pipeline after admitting it had ignored the fact that many of these lines are susceptible to corrosion. take a look at one of the pipelines that blew, the most infamous of all the pg&e this is line line 1 2 the one that failed september 9th, 2010 killing eight people, destroying 38 homes. while pg&e has a policy of coming up with a solution to problems within 60 days of finding problems, some pipes have been left alone going back to 2004. one of those is line 132, the company discovered a nine mile section of the pipe stretching into san francisco from san bruno is vulnerable to corrosion, but nothing has been done. another potentially problematic section is milpitas discovered in 2006. again, nothing done. chronicle says the

vulnerability is a lowered level of electric current running through the lines that prevents corrosion. pg&e is promising to complete emergency line inspections by the end of the month. puc considering a penalty against pg&e. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. more sexual assault victims emerging in the case involving a physicians's assistant in san jose. authorities -- say ers are coming forward after arrest of the 35-year-old was publicized in march. he worked at the diet clinic in san jose. a client accused the livermore resident of sexually assaulting her while undergoing treatment. police want to know if there are more victims and asking anyone with information to call. the 19-year-old hayward man accused of taking part in a deadly robbery attempt at a jewelry store is charged with murder even though he didn't

kill anyone. the 18-year-old was shot and killed by the store's owner last wednesday police say it was in self-defense after he and three others tried to rob gold n treasures. yesterday the contra costa district attorney's office charged the man with murder in the death of his alleged accomplice. he's scheduled to be arraigned next week. supporters of prop 8 say they will take their battle to preserve a ban on same-sex in california to the u.s. supreme court. the 9th court of appeals has refused to reconsider a ruling declaring prop 8 unconstitutional. prop 8 is the vote area proved referendum making same-sex marriages illegal in california. the ban remains in effect for 90 days to give supports a chance to file with the u.s. supreme court. >> >> man who created the golden gate bridge in his backyard in kansas will be honored today at the bridge.

larry richardson and his wife arrived monday to begin his vip trip complements of donors who heard about his bridge rep -- bridge replica. 10 years ago he built this 150 foot long replica on his farm using an old postcard as a model, pretty good, right? >> for an old post car, you bet. >> gotta wonder how the weather will be late morning when they are out there >> let's find out. >> i'm wondering if he is a ku or k state guy. >> of course you would. >> wildcat or jayhawk? great story i loved reading about it and watching it i'm glad to have him here in the bay area, no matter if he's a wildcat or a jayhawk. you want to say something? >> in full disclosure, mike is a jayhawk so we know which way he leans on this. >> thank you, okay.

good morning. check out how clear it is, put the wet weather gear away for today. winds fast around sfo, san bruno, otherwise most of us calm to less than 10 miles per hour this morning. no wind chill to worry about 40s and 50s through 7:00, high clouds and sun upper 50s around the coast for lunch hour mid 60s around the bay low 70s inland. 4:00 mid 70s inland, 70 around the bay and 60 at the coast. slightly warmer tomorrow, low 80s inland, low 70s around the bay, near 60 at the coast a pull-back friday sea breeze kicks up temperatures return to thursday's levels for the weekend. good morning. head to the north bay, roadwork going on in jamison canyon with the waze traffic app we can see what the speeds are. highway 12 at lynch road

there's one-way traffic control in effect in both directions until 6:00. i've been picking up slowing in both directions right now looking a little sluggish eastbound towards i-80 at 36 miles per hour. wanted to check out the santa cruz mountains to see if the roadwork was slowing folks down. you will find lanes blocked in both direction of highway 17 reported by traffic spotter a few minutes ago this is near summit road, so far we are not picking up any slowing yet. we usually start to see it before 6:00 when they clear it. not too far away, live shot of highway 17 at 280, northbound 17 connector ramp to north 280 blocked until 6:00, you can see there's very light traffic in the south bay now. north bay 101 in san rafael looks good for head heights moving southbound all the way down to the -- headlights moving southbound all the way to the golden gate bridge.

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good morning. federal reserve reportedly could step in to stimulate the recovery after recent report suggests the economy may be stalling. just the possibility of fed action may reassure markets and employers. >> nasdaq exchange today is expected to announce it will make up some of the losses from the facebook stock offering. there were technical glitches in the system that delayed many trades. >> disney our parent company banning junk food aimed at kids on its programming beginning in three years. the first lady calls it a game-changer. pop star justin bieber will again use social media to tap into his powerful digital fan base and promote his fray gans -- his fragrance. that's america's money. good morning many one of america's best known

billionaire investors says he doesn't expect the economy to slip back into recession. warren buffett said despite signs of weakness the odds of a new recess are low he said that could change if europe's problems spillover. he recommended raising taxes and cutting spending to reduce america's deficit. >> wine lovers digging deeper into their pockets as bulk prices for grapes increase people are consuming more wine demand is up wineries are not wrapping up production imbalance causing increases. experts predict that prices will be -- will rise by one dollar for year answers. better bottles could rise more 90% of wine in the u.s. is made here in california. surveillance camera onboard a school bus captured an up close look of what happened during a ning crash

this happened in indiana the driver was jolted from his seat when he hit a bump in the road. the bus careened through trees the driver was thrown into the stairwell after he slammed into a home garage. thankfully, no return were on the bus. the driver was not seriously injured in that crash. if you saw this in the movie you would say that doesn't happen. according to the website a man in finland drove his 96 subaru on the ice last winter the ice cracked and it sank and stayed until spring when they pulled it out, it started on the first try the man says, first try. >> that's lucky. amazing. >> like i said if you saw that in a movie you would say i want my money back that doesn't happen. >> a lot of the end of school year parties going on, kids hoping for a little

splish-splashing, what do you think? >> here if you go hooking down sausalito to san francisco, points beyond fairly clear this morning. nice day today as you get warmer temperatures. doppler, there you go, showing everything is heading from northwest to southeast everything being just air and a clouds nothing going on. napa 42° mid to upper 40s santa rosa, fairfield, los gatos, livermore. antioch 58°. monterey bay inland everybody in the mid to upper 40s. today mostly sunny and warmer. breezy again tomorrow and saturday, warming trend will develop sunday to tuesday could get near 90 again

inland. highs in the low to mid 70s south bay san jose and cupertino 73. low 70s on the peninsula. low 60s along the coast today to mid 60s downtown and south san francisco. temperatures four to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. low to mid 60s around stinson beach. boudah -- -- hercules warmest 74°. valleys mid 60s through the san ramon valley. highway 480 antioch, 81 brentwood. salinas 67. everybody else in the low to mid 70s around the bay and inland. gilroy 78. coliseum tonight 7:05 first pitch cool, breezy, 60 dropping to 52 we took it on the chin last night rangers

won 6-3. tonight -- clouds along the coast. that is the sea breeze that is trying to develop tomorrow keep the coast a little cooler the rest of us will wait until friday before the cooler weather moves in. storms from yesterday and the day before moving well inland high pressure taking over that means sunny and warm today and tomorrow. low 80s inland low to mid 70s around the bay low to mid 60s along the coast today and tomorrow temperatures fall two to four degrees friday as the sea breeze comes back, warmer air for saturday, sunday all of us in the 80s that will spill into monday and tuesday, away from the coast. the coast mid 60s. have a great day, here's frances. nice easy commute. here's a live shot of the oakland maze for these cars heading westbound through berkeley, emeryville, fine to

the bay bridge toll no accidents on bay area freeways right now. once you get to the toll plaza, this is what you can expect, no delay heading into san francisco pretty good on all bay area bridges. still roadwork scheduled in the south bay southbound 280 to northbound 85, supposed to be blocked until 6:00, often picked up earlier. also, if you want to take mass transit this morning, looking good, ace no delays, bart no problems, caltrain and muni and ferries as well. if you take that new ferry service between oakland and alameda to south san francisco oyster point still free for the first week, which is this week. 5:19. it a be gone but not forgotten. the special honor recognizing local surf shop that help popularize the sport. major league umpires help put smiles on the faces of hospitalized children.

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it was a heartbreaker giants will try rebound from last night's loss this afternoon in san diego. however, the a's will be trying to overcome last night's 6-3 loss to the rangers. first pitch 7:05 at the oakland coliseum. a group of bay area

children is smiles this morning thanks to a group mav major league umpires. the crew from last night's game made a trip to children's hospital they visited kids and handed out supplies from the build a bear workshop. the kids were able to make their own stuffed animals and does them up in athletics giants' uniforms. >> they are -- not the best time being in the hospital hopefully we put a smile on their faces for a couple of minutes. this is the 68th hospital visit by umpires since their program started a half dozen years ago. they will be visiting a dozen hospitals this year. santa cruz surf shack credited for putting the sport on the map is now a california point of historical interest. legendary surfer larry o'neil opened his first shop in 1959. it has been paved over by a

motel parking lot. he invented the wet suit that made cold water surfing possible arm the world. the city hoping to put up a -- around the world. the city is hoping to put up a tribute. >> the iceberg apparently flipped after part of it broke away >> we can just watch that for a little bit longer, interesting >> the battle overpension reform in san jose appears headed to court. result of the vote on a controversial measure, next >> i >> too close to call? the down to the wire vote on a tobacco tax initiative.dojí >> police involved in two shootings involving officers. how investors who lost money because of a computer glitch the day of the facebook ipo may get some of their money back.

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good morning. i'm kristen sze. i'm eric tomorrow mass. we begin with election results from the most expensive and hard fought measure.

proposed cigarette tax to pay for cancer research. >> reporter: good morning. the outcome just came down in the wee hours this morning. 100% of precincts were in after 3:30. prop 29 did not pass the opposition had 60,000 more votes and 50.8% of the vote. prop -- 58.-- it would have add a one dollar tax to a pack of cigarettes. 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 a bad measure no matter who pays for the advertising. >> you have american cancer, heart and lung associates, live strong, nobel prize winners on the side to the only group putting money into this is big tab o'tobacco, the only one. -- >> reporter: you heard a lot

of major health organizations supporting the proposition as well as lance armstrong. the tax seemed like a sure thing for a while, again the cigarette tax has failed. 5:30 right now. the only other proposition on the ballot is prop 28 which alters term limits for state legislature it passed more than 51% voted yes, 39% no. it reduces years from 14 to 12 but allows the lawmakers to step all in ear the senate for assembly. >> why in san -- in san jose workers say it is illegal 70% voted in favor of measure b with 30% opposed. that's with all precincts reporting. mayor reed pushed hard for measure b which will modify the charter and create two pension options they can keep current benefits but pay more

or the same for reduced benefits and more years of the service. runoff elections set for two races. pete stark of fremont will face fellow democrat in alameda county's 15th district. in the 9th district which includes parts of contra costa county, incumbent will battle the republican who received more than 48%. in the race now for the white house mitt romney easily won the republican primary he got 80% of the vote with ron paul and rick santorum, second and third. president obama ran unopposed. he won 100% of the vote. we'll continue to bring results all morning. you can get the latest on

abc7news.com. speaking of president obama if it seems like he just left he did and he's coming back today for a quick campaign cash call. protesters for various causes will be ready to greet him. amy hollyfield is live on market street. >> reporter: good morning. by now everyone knows the signs that the president is coming to town. they are already up here in downtown san francisco, no parking allowed in the area where he will be today that's at one market and california street around montgomery. yes, if you are thinking wasn't he just here? he was we have pictures from the president's visit two weeks ago. he takened fundraisers on the peninsula. -- today he will stick to the city two private fundraisers in san francisco, no public events scheduled this is a quick visit and will be during the workday so it shouldn't impact rush hour. he lands 11:30 at sfo then out

at 3:15 then on his way to l.a.. there will be street closures downtown mainly the financial district and there will be protesters out today. the hassle factor will be there but not during the commute. he's expected to raise about five million dollars during this visit to california today. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. breaking news from the peninsula now. we are spellinging to learn more this morning from south san francisco police -- -- about a shooting involving one of its officers this happen 9:00 last night an officer shot a man at a gas station after the person made a suspicious gesture he may have had a again. he was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a gun was found at the scene. terry mcsweeney will have a live report coming up. in the east bay, a man shot by alameda deputies

recovering. the man wanted for attempted murder tried to escape by jumping into a car. deputies shot him when he refused to stop. the suspect drove a half mile before running to a home and hiding. a k-9 unit got him out. in oakland police questioning a suspect who returned to a home that was the scene after hour's long standoff monday night. that began when police pulled over a car with three suspects, one was arrested and one barricaded himself in a home on high street before he was quinned to surrender. the third got -- he was convinced to surrender. the third suspect got away but came back to the home last night identified as 47-year-old jimmy gregory. he had a gunshot wound to the leg investigators trying to find out who shot him. partial victory for suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi of san francisco.

a judge has ruled only selective phone records between mirkarimi and his wife and neighbor can be released. the neighbor shot video showing lopez crying and having a bruised arm. mayor lee wants the records to bolster his case to remove mirkarimi from office. "wall street journal" reporting the nasdaq will announce a 100 million dollar plan today to reimburse investors who bought facebook shares on the first day of trading. the debut was delayed 30 minutes because of technical glitches. some experts say that contributed to it the inauspicious opening. shares have slid 32% since the ipo. it closed yesterday under $26 a share, new low. 30 students who pulled senior pranks last week will be allowed to take fair finals today and tomorrow but won't be able to graduate with their

class or can't walk. -- yesterday a judge upheld the school's suspension. he ruled against the parents of a dozen seniors who wanted their children to take the exams they missed and still walk in the graduation ceremony with their class. the pranks included painting the school with paint, chaining a lamb to a pole and placing banners with profanity around the campus. for the kids who can and will walk in their graduation this weekend, wonder what the weather is going to be like? >> starting to warm up. >> we have several graduations we'll talk about. first what is going on outside right now. doppler you can see it spinning on top of mount st. helena, bay area covers, not picking up anything this morning. still in the 40s and 50s. lunch, won't be as breezy as yesterday and it will be warm with a lot of low to mid 70s

inland. mid to upper 60s bay shore, upper 50s along the coast into san francisco, 4:00 local breeze nothing like the widespread breezes the last couple of days. low to mid 60s along the coast. upper 70s inland. by 7:00, sunshine and temperatures in the 50s and 60s along the coast also through the bay and 60s and 70s inland. if you are worried about pollen the same as it has been high amounts of tree, grass, mold and ragweed moderate. next three days, warmer tomorrow from the coast low 80s inland low 70s around the bay 60 at the coast. dip friday then return to the warmth saturday with near 80 inland mid 70s around the bay low 60s at the coast. good morning. i'm taking a look at the oakland maze. there was a short rolling closure not too long ago that was blocking the left lane from westbound 80 as you connected to westbound 580 or

southbound 880. it looks like everything has been cheered it was just temporarily blocked, -- been cleared, it was just term rarely blocked. no problems there wasn't anything scheduled just saw slowing there in the last report. here's the bay bridge toll, still delay-free we are looking good right now. very quiet in terms of accidents this morning. live shot in san jose shows everything flowing well this is northbound 280 for head lights this is highway 17 out of santa cruz mountains. connection -- connection ramps from 17 to 280 is open. with the waze traffic app we are seeing slowing westbound 205 out of tracy, 25 miles an hour. then it improves but still slow 36 miles an hour through the altamont pass. 5:38 now. move on over! the special invitation san francisco supervisors are giving to the warriors.

noisey night in richmond -- the hate speech that got a man escorted out of a city council meeting. >> results of three legislative races that will feature democrat vs. democrat: here you go little man.

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good morning. want to take out to east coast. you see the space shuttle end ter prize in new jersey now about but -- enterprise in new jersey now about to make its way up the hudson river before coming to its resting place where it will be part of the exhibit at the space museum on the aircraft carrier intrepid. it is going to be a big attraction in new york city for tourists. makes its journey this morning. next tuesday the san francisco board of supervisors is scheduled to hear more about the proposed arena project for the warriors along the waterfront at piers 30 and 32. supervisors sponsored a

resolution yesterday supporting the idea and waives the competitive bidding rules so nobody else can develop the piers. last month warriors and city leaders announced the plan to bring the team back for the 2017 basketball season. >> richmond city council have -- will have an open discussion on lgbt issues. two weeks ago the city presented a proclamation to lgbt teens naming june as gay pride month. they were outraged when a richmond resident laughed while talking a young gay man who committed suicide. he showed up again at last night's meeting. police got involved as the crowd tried to shout him down after he made these comments. >> i have the right to speak. [ talking over each other ]

>> take your seat. you are out of order. [ talking over each other ] >> please escort him out. >> at the end of the meeting the lgbt supporters got what they wand each councilmember signed a pledge to speak out against hate and intolerance. retail verse a bigger problem in certain cities. bloomberg business report coming up. warning google g-mail users will see if their accounts have been or could be attacked by a particular hacker. warning that every parent needs to hear. why many so of the nation's vaccine supply may be no good. first, more election results.

welcome back. time for your forecast. low to mid 60s along the coast too san francisco upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. temperatures warper with a lot of today around the bay area -- warmer with a lot of sun today around the bay area. storm track to the north eureka dry 57. low to mid 80s through the central valley, 61 and sun tahoe.

l.a. 85, palm springs near 100. the alameda county board of supervisors is deadlocked on who will replace nadia lockyer. she resigned april ten, amidst a drug and sex scandal. the board narrowed down her replacement yesterday. board members couldn't choose between the two and the bore has until june 19th to appoint somebody or governor brown will. in a closely watched contest with national implications wisconsin's republican governor has won a bitter contest. governor scott walker defeated a challenge by milwaukee's democratic mayor barrett. walker's recall followed his efforts to bust wisconsin's state labor unions. his campaign received 63 million dollars in out of state super pac money allowing him to vastly 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 for the republican presidential hopeful confirms that an investigation is underway which he won't say which federal agencies may be involved. hacking allegations were first reported in a blog which said the information came from a tipster no e-mails or documents from romney's e-mail have been made public. people around the world watched something that won't happen again for another 105 years it was the transit of venus. venus slowly making its way across the face of the sun on a six hour plus journey in oakland people lined up for a chance to glimpse the rare event. a moving beauty mole i think i saw that in a mel

brooks movie once. >> nice and clear for people to take a look outside yesterday. >> absolutely, a few clouds, a lot of sun. beautiful picture that's what i was waiting on i came over late so we could take this picture with the moon on top of the east bay hills, beautiful, cherry on top, sun, yeah, sorry, sunshine. let's move on. another look at live doppler, zoomed in closer to home, very quiet this morning, a few high clouds commute no weather worries there. mid to upper 40s santa rosa, los gatos. antioch warmer that's okay 58. mid to upper 40s monterey bay and inland. today mostly sunny and warmer everywhere. breezy friday into saturday. big warming trend sunday to

tuesday, could be 5 to 10° warmer by the end of the weekend into next week. today closer to average four degrees warmer in oakland five in san francisco and san jose fremont and santa rosa six degrees warmer biggest jump concord nine degrees, 14 hours and 41 minutes of sun before it sets at 8:30. mid 70s to near 80 in the east bay valleys fairfield, antioch and brentwood best chance of seeing 80s. 70s east bay shore, oakland, fremont into castro valley and hercules everybody else in the upper 60s. low to mid 70s south bay. saratoga and campbell 74. coast low 60s up to daly city 60 bayside downtown south san francisco in the mid 60s. 66 in sausalito, mid to upper 70s north bay valleys, near 60 at your beaches. near 60 monterey and carmelo to mid 70s the rest of the bay

mid to you upper 70s towards morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. we lost last night 6-3 to the rangers. 7:05 first pitch, 60 dropping to 52. a few clouds along the coast tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours that's why you will drop a few degrees while the bay and inland warms one to two degrees. everybody gets sea breeze friday cooler. saturday to tuesday, 80s away from the coast. good morning. so quiet not many calls to the chp for accidents i even double checked. you can expect a nice ride roadwork has been cleared. here's a live shot of westbound 80 for commuters heading past berkeley and right now the drive time still 18 minutes from the carquinez to the maze no delays at the

bay bridge toll. contra costa county 680 through walnut creek looks good. usual slowing right now westbound 4 in antioch, lone tree towards loveridge. here it is fine, delay-free towards highway 24. 24 good through the caldecott tunnel. ride in san rafael no trouble headlights southbound that's the lucas valley exit delay-free to the golden gate bridge. south bay more of the same no problems in san jose even mass transit systems reporting no delays. good to go on bart, caltrain, ace train and mimi. -- >> new privacy concerns involves linkedin. >> here's jane king. growing number of retailers are victims of organized crime. national retail federation

says record 96% of retailers surveyed say they were targets of organized crime operations in the past year this includes thieves stealing merchandise on its way from distribution centers to stores. the biggest problems were in atlanta, baltimore and chicago. you might think you are only sharing your resume linkedin linking you in, in more ways than you thinkwv?. you may soon have a new place to pick up coffee to go starbucks seattle's best coffee division signing a deal with red box owner to sell coffee in thousands of new kiosks across the nation the kiosks will grind and brew coffee starting at a dollar a cup. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. google warning g-mailers

use they may be the target of state-sponsored cyber attacks. the search giant has unveiled a new warning system when it suspect as -- -- suspects attackers are or could be. we have a warning this morning about the effectiveness of vaccines given to some low income children. abc news has obtained a new report that finds many providers of the immunizations do not store vaccines at proper temperatures it can potential make them ineffective and place children at risk for contracting serious diseases. the investigation found that 76% of the providers stored vaccines at temperatures that were too hot or too cold, a dozen stored expired vaccines alongside the ones that were still current.

"good morning america" will have more following our newscast. >> eight year study found a simple blood test can predict recurrence of breast cancer. the test can find cancer cells in the blood that has broken free from a tumor in the breast. the study found 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. -- is in the lancet oncology 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 risky operation doctors had to perform brain surgery to remove and you expected blood clot. his wish yesterday, more

people become organ donors. >> it saved my life, i'm proof that if you check that box, you save lives. >> that mask to reduce the risk of infection. william also managed to graduate near the top of his class and got two college scholarships. he wants to become an aerospace engineer, good luck on that. going to uc san diego, awesome. >> it is good program there still ahead, breaking news on the peninsula. terry mcsweeney will have the latest on a shooting involving officers in south san francisco. results of key election races including the hotly contested measure on a cigarette tax. c c c c c c c c c