live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> on this day after election day at 5:00, i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> a busy night with key races trickling in. but, first, we will look at weather and traffic. live doppler hd shows how we are fog free this morning. dry air and on offshore breeze

which is all it takes to push the temperatures above average. up to 81 inland, and 70 to 75 at the coast. enjoy the warm weather. >> i saw flights flashing on the golden gate bridge so we have construction crews there, as well, pecking up cones and they are making a clear commute as you head out the san francisco and into marin. southbound traffic is not seeing any delays whatever. we will take you over to the amount pass where we are seeing slowing and it is taking on a few minutes to the commute at 32 miles per hour leaving tracy and 580 is looking at 39 miles per hour for slow-and-go and back on the basics with construction in the wrapping up stages and you will slow down as you approach 680 but you are clear to go to castro valley. the latest election results, locally, the hottest races is too close to call.

ballots are still counted in the san jose mayor race, sam liccardo leads county supervisor dave cortese and matt is in san jose. we knew it would be a close. it did not disappoint. sam liccardo has 2,100 vote lead over dave cortese. here at the registrar of voters in santa clara county they say they have a lot more mail in ballots still to be counted. that could swing the election the other way. 120,000 mail in ballots need to be counted with a third estimated in the san jose area. tens of thousands of votes are still to be counted in the race. sam liccardo and dave cortese announced there will be time before it is clear who won. the registrar will count starting today and plan on updates before 5:00 p.m.

[ inaudible ] >> this ising a interesting map, showing the precincts where the canadas receives the most, green is liccardo and blue is cortese would won a majority of the east san jose and liccardo when a majority of the west precincts and the regular star says it will take four weeks to certify the vote december 2. that is when they will be official. either candidate could call for a recount. >> turning now to the other nightmare's race, in oakland, nows need to be counted but libby schaaf pulled away to replace mayor quan declaring victory after taking the lead with 62.8 percent. kaplan was second and schaaf received endorsements late from governor brown and senator boxer and says the first priority

will be to make the city safer by placing an emphasis on fighting crime. governor brown will remain in sacramento after the overwhelming victory. this is an unprecedented fourth term for brown after governor. he got 59 percent of the vote and he actually will be 80 when the term expires. the republican said he is not through with politics and he will run again. >> 73-year-old mike honda is backed by democratic party and emweing out ro khanna with 512 percent, the 38-year-old ro khanna has drawn support from the technical community and he is a democrat this is democrat versus democrat contest. district 17 is the first asian majority house district outside of hawaii. california voters were not part of the wave that swept democrats out of the office.

many outcomes were expected the depth was not expected. here is that report. a blow out, a victory by a couple of touchdowns riding anti-obama wave, republicans seized control of the senate and tightened their grip on the house of representatives. >> this experiment in big government has lasted long enough. it is time to go in a new direction. as expected the g.o.p. picked up seats in arkansas, south dakota and west virginia and though won hard fought races in north carolina, colorado, and iowa and iowa was a zing to president obama because it was a state that launched his national career. >> there are a lot of disappointed people tonight. including me. republicans dominated in governor's races, winning close battles in michigan and florida and wisconsin they knocked off the democratic governor for president obama's whom state of illinois, and dug interest deep blue states capturing the governor mansion in massachusetts and maryland.

>> what a historic night in maryland. >> this turned out to be a national election, a national wave, senators, governors, house members, antidemocrat off the board. >> a big milestone, the next congress will have 100 women including the first black republican woman elected. president obama must now forge a new path forward working with republicans. rebound has in-- president obama has invited the leaders to the white house on friday to talk about where they go from here. now a look at local house races starting with nancy pelosi, the house minority leader defeated the republican easy and she was so confident she stayed in washington. >> barbara lee facing a republican in the democratic 13 the district, it was easy with lee getting 87 percent.

>> jackie speier was challenged but was not even close with jackie speier winning with 76 percent. >> this is closer, the rate for california's 9th including stockton, democrat incumbent was challenged by the republican but appears to be safe with 52 percent of the vote. two democrats are face off for the office held by termed down incumbent, the two david's from san francisco, both supervisors, and david chu has a narrow lead at 51 percent to 49 percent. ought race for state school superintendent the most important and expensive races, incumbent face add real challenger, marshall tuck vying for the job but at this point it looks like he is holding on to his seat with 52 percent of vote and $30 million was poured into the race, they times more than

spent on the race if >> san francisco police are looking for the fuel tanker driver behind a fatal pedestrian accident highlighting transportation safety concerns in that neighborhood. knick is at the scene. police are still investigating this as a fatal hit-and-run accident that happened near the intersection of mason and turk and it happened before midnight. the area is near the popular soul food restaurant farmer brown. this is what we know: witnesses say an 18 wheel are hit and killed a man in his 30's of the truck is described as a double

tanker fuel truck with dark colored cab. though do not have much to work on but it is possible it was use custody refuel the pumps at a car rental company in the area. they want to interview the driver. it is taught clear if the driver was aware they hit and killed someone. miss have not releaseed the name of the victim so said if there is anything to suggest drugs or alcohol or a fact report. the area has been the subject of pedestrian improvement in the past with better lighting and streetlights being discussed. this is like putting together a puzzle, with surveillance video and evidence collected at the seen. the truck has not been located but they are asking that anyone with information contact the san francisco police department.

at 5:09 weather and traffic. >> heading to the coast on this sunny day with temperatures in the 70s? the water is still well above average at 58 at bodega bay and low 60's at half moon bay and interesting sea life that usually is not rest laboratory in our waters near the coast. if you want to read about it go to my twitter page, a great article in the san jose mercury news. >> mid-to-upper 40's through san ramon valley and lafayette and 50 to 52 out highway 54 and 50 in calistoga and foster city and 57 in richmond, a warm spot, and this is how it looks from sutro tower and 44 to 55, not so

chilly by noon and 70 to 72 and by 4:00, 74 to 78 and 612 do 66 by 7:00 and a bigger spread tomorrow as the sea breeze kicks in and temperatures drop into the 60's at the coast and the rest of us in the 70's. >> we are dealing with a bart delay. it is 10 or 15-minute delay at west oakland in the sfo millbrae direction because of traffic inspections. hopefully though can get that work done and you are on your way. san jose looks like it is full steam ahead and tail lights southbound coming toward us into cupertino with a few extra cars on the road. headed over to highway 4 we are looking at bumper-to-bumper traffic at 15 miles per hour for a top speed away from 160 and hillcrest and you are look at top speeds continuing the driver into pittsburg and bay point and concord and 680 and walnut creek

, 60 miles per hour. next, the new clue investigators are following monday clouds of miles away from the scene of a kidnapping caught on camera. >> his attack on fiance shocked the nation and the fight ray rice begins today. >> twitter wants to take to the skies the >> pore -- but be first more election results.

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covering santa rosa be san jose, berkeley and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> an initiative to relax san jose's tough new regulations on pot clubs is on the ballot in two years. the city council voted unanimously to push the initiative to voters. there were three choices: hold a special election that would cost the city $3 million. accept the provisions of the initiative that with overturn the city's tough new ordinance on pot clubs limiting dispensaries to areas that make up less than 1 percent of the city far from schools, churches and residential neighborhoods. nfl player ray rice who hit

his fiance so hard she lost consciousness will have the appeal heard today in new york. he is seeking re-instatement to the league. the argument is the nfl and the commissioner knew of the elevator incident long before it became public and the team have repeatedly disciplined him for the same conduct. rice is backed by the nfl players union. >> police in philadelphia say a bank card belonging to a woman abducted on sunday was used the next morning in maryland. security footage show as man using carlesha freeland gaither's card at 6:00 a.m. on monday at an a.t.m. 75 miles from philadelphia less than nine hours after carlesha freeland gaither was reported abducted. other footage shows the nursing assistant struggling in a van as the man carried her to a parked car. there is in reason to believe she knows her kidnapper.

the midterm election could be giving a boost to more than republicans. here is america's money report. wall street is hoping for a midterm bounce, the november to april period is usually enjoy an average of 7.4 percent but midterm election year the bounce is boosted to more than 16 percent. >> with stocks rallying oil is plummeting, on tuesday crude dropped to a low of half the all-time high in july of 2008 of $147.27 a barrel. >> savings at the gas pump are eaten up at the boarding gate. airlines this year are expected to generate a high of $50 billion in fees 17 percent high from last year. taylor swift is showing the

largest sales rate for an album since 2002. >> twitter wants to link two buildings with a skyway connecting technical company headquarters on market with a building on 10th and cover an ally. the employees waste time by going down to the street, crossing and going back up next store. what are your plans? hopefully they include some outdoor activity? >> and we will have the weather. >> did yard cleaning and getting prepared for the rainy season that hopefully comes and the sun want down early. >> can you come to our house? >> exactly. you are chomping at the bit. >> i pay 50 cents an hour, dude. >> a dollar.

>> let me know your final price. prime rib dinner? >> that is serious. >> if time for christmas? now, radar satellite. maybe someone else wants to jump in. you can see the cloud cover offshore and remember the low clouds we tracked through the east bay valley? looking southbound along 680 to the san ramon valley from walnut creek camera you can see the absence of those and it will be sunny and warm everywhere and coastal fog is cooler the next two days at the coast and the warmth returns to our neighbors this weekend if you miss the warm sunshine you can get it saturday and sunday. check out the temperatures, five degrees warmer-than-average in san francisco at 74 and oakland is 77 and everyone else is double digit warmer-than-average. fortunately the sun will set at 5:07 so get outside for lunch and enjoy the warm sunshine. 80 in cupertino, and 81 in los

gatos and the warm spot is to the south and everyone else is behind at 78 or 79. that is a popular number on the peninsula, 78 or 79, and millbrae is 76 and low 70's along the coast to mid-70's in south and south san francisco and low soviets along the north bay coast and 78 to 81 in the values, and 76 in berkeley to 78 in san lenadro and 80 in castro valley and inland, temperatures in the upper 70 to 80 degrees. tonight it will be milder like it was this morning, milder than the day before with upper 40's in the deepest valleys and home 50's and notice the cloud cover coming back and that is the cooling trend that will hit the coast especially tomorrow as the manner layer slips in under the area of high pressure that is squeezed by the fronts. the storm track will stay to the north, still have it dry all seven days of the forecast and depending on how strong the high

it is depending on the temperature. cooling for all of us open monday and tuesday. have a good one. >> bart now is recovering from the delay because of track inspection in the east bay and the sfo millbrae election so it is getting back to normal and we do have this construction project that will last until further notice southbound along highway 85 and it is a small portion of roadway before you get to 101 and it looks like the construction crews are not quite finished. northbound traffic is moving along fine and here is drive time traffic, 80, headed westbound between albany to the maze, a short four minutes through berkeley and southbound 880 from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes and northbound 280 from 101 to cupertino is 12 minutes and from the east bay to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is building on the overcrossing as you come from

oakland and traffic is building and emeryville camera to the eastern span of bay bridge traffic is moving smoothly into treasure island, easy coming to san francisco. straight ahead, seven things to know as you start the day. our ought fish fight before the supreme court and the impact on the power of government. >> at the "no thanks" to wrong

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need ton counseled which is half of all votes cast, counting could take up to four weeks to certify the election. >> in oakland, libby schaaf pulled away to replace qwan as mayor. she declared victory on twitter with 52 by 8 percent of the vote to kaplan's 37 percent percent. >> incumbent congressman mike honda is leading businessman ro khanna 512 percent to 48 percent with 100 percent of precincts reporting. and district 17 is the heart of the silicon valley and pitting a long-term politician against the tech satisfactory newcomer. berkeley making history: the first united states city to pass a soda tax. voters voted overwhelming the penny tax on sugary drinks and in san francisco they rejected a similar tax in that city. san francisco police are

investigating a hit-and-run accident that claimed the life of a man in the ten door -- ten december -- tenderloin. which are light but they will blow offshore today. today will be the sunny and warmest day. i have warm weather, though, this week, coming up in the seven-day forecast. the golden gate bridge has a lighter spot across the bay area but who are accident free everywhere although we have a bart delay. and san francisco stations and millbrae. there are traffic inspections delaying things. >> the supreme court will hear arguments today of the fish that get away and whether that constitutes destruction of evidence. the case involves a commercial fishing boat captain who threw

back undersized grouper caught after the boat was boarded by officers. lawyers say the captain was wrongly convicted because they used a law passed after enron to stop financial documents from being shredded. the obama administration says it is simply enforcing the language of the law but the critics call it an example of government overreach. dating app is launching a new feature looking for those to reconsider a pick for a soul mate. the c.e.o. says there is a new feature that allows user to push "undo," for matches they accidentally rejected which will enpart of new features available which will allow users to browse for matches in other locations. >> we have another full 90 minutes of days.

>> jerry brown scores a 4th term as california governor and one thing his opponent asked the governor to do weapon he made the concession

wog -- live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> after the locations, interesting elections and we will cover all of it ahead. by, -- boy, we have all the races covered including key races that changed overnight. first, though, you want to make fun of me? >> i will refrain. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. i will, too.

here is live doppler hd, everyone. my articulation is not always perfection. we have a fog free morning. enjoy the commute. there are a lot more cars when i came to work. i wonder what it means? maybe the commute will be less because of that. the first forecast is for the afternoon hours: warm at 70 to 75 along the coast and up to 81 inland and 76 to 80 around the bay. there are quite a few cars from the east bay. we are looking at east bay drive to foster city. a few extra tail lights. there are still gaps in between the cars. that is a good sign. to the dumbarton, at 61 miles per hour, so making the way from newark to east palo alto, there is no problem. at peninsula, 101 is accident free and 280 through woodside

and 101, crossing the 280 extension and to the bay bridge lower deck, it is quiet. thanks, leyla gulen. now the election results: too close to call is the word on one of the most closely watched races for mayor. in san jose, sam liccardo leads county supervisor dave cortese in the mayor's race in san jose but there are a lot of ballots to count. matt is in the south bay to explain. a long night here. they voted all night along and finished at 4:00 a.m. sam liccardo has 2,100 vote lead over dave cortese but no one is saying the race is over. there are still 120,000 mail in ballots to count.

they estimate a third of them are from san jose, 40,000 with liccardo holds a small lead that could swing the election. the candidates spoke with us and agree it will be a while before the winner is announced. >> there are 1,500 votes in place. that is not much. it could move back-and-forth. i would rather be behind and finish the winner. >> we do not know what will happen yet. we have a while to go. it will take some time before we know. >> workers are back today and they will have updates posted before pack, and they will take 28 days to certify the results so the winner will not be official until december 2 and then a candidate can ask for a recount but the candidate has to

pay. in san jose, and now oakland, where the residents have spoken, out of a race of 15 candidates, the city could have a new mayor. the city council woman libby schaaf declared victory after the lead with 62.8 percent. kaplan came in 2nd with 37 percent. schaaf received late endorsement from governor brown and senator boxer which brother -- propelled her. alameda has 100,000 mail-in ballots. berkeley is the first united states city to pass a soda tax. voters approve the a measure d, the sugary drink tax in berkeley so in terms of the numbers, it needed only a simple majority, the penny an ounce tax. in san francisco it was closer

if proposition e which did not get the needed two-thirds of the vote to pass a two penny an ounce tax on sugary drinks. >> governor brown was elected to an unprecedented four the term:bettering republic neel kashkari that was over months ago. he thanked the voters while adding that california is again showing the nation how things are done. >> we show our commitment to building an adequate water supply and rainy day fund and living in our means, what a where state should do and can do. >> push special interests aside to fight for the kids of california and the work, -- work families of california. and neel kashkari did not

have the support of his party, conceded seven minutes after the closing of the polls. >> republicans are firmly in control of both houses of congress. the g.o.p. picked up seven senate seats and mcconnell is now expected to become majority leader. republicans also maintained control of the house sending a crystal clear message of voter discontent to the democrats and the going added 12 seats, a few are still up for grabs. the republicans gain one more, it will be the largest house of representatives majority since the 1930s. the congressional race this district 17 has attracted national attention and incumbent mike monday had a -- mike honda, a democrat, has a solid lead over ro khanna, also a democrat.

it was part of the new top two primary system in the california john election regardless of party. we have more real time results and we are streaming results at the bottom of the screen. if you "like," abc7 on facebook we will send you an alert when the official results are called. got do hand it to abc, you had style, the selfies are looking great. now, meteorologist mike nicco. >> a little cool. veteran -- 57 in bodega bay. elsewhere, mid-to-upper 40's. 56 in alameda. 54 in half moon bay and redwood city and 52 in san carlo. 53 in brentwood, and fairfield in the mid-to-upper 40's.

that is the same, up to seven degrees remain waller than yesterday bringing warmer temperatures this afternoon. at 7:00, sunny start. not so colorful because of a lack of high clouds. low 70's everywhere. mid to upper 70's from the coast to inland at 4:00. and a few high clouds by 7:00. the sea breeze returns and the coast cools thursday and friday and offshore wind this weekend and saturday is like today. i will show you sunday in the seven-day forecast. leyla gulen? >> it is minor but notable at 10 or 15 minute delay at san francisco stations in san francisco and millbrae direction with track inspection slowing things down and over to the altamont pass the traffic is slowing things down and you can see the heavy conditions at 16 miles per hour and 580 is bumper to bumper and then at 47 miles

per hour. southbound 84 is 12 miles per hour near buchanan loosening up at 680. westbound 580, tracy to dublin is 46 minutes. 26 minutes along highway four westbound antioch to concord. north of there, northbound and southbound highway 101, we still have construction so that will wrap up in 20 minutes. thank you, 5:39. the showdown looming over a controversial partnership at a local high school with the fight over landed parenthood teaching sex ed and why par arounds were left in the dark. >> a new state where light up will soon will legal. >> more election results as we go to break.

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it is 5:42. san francisco police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run accident in the tenderloin neighborhood just before midnight. ones tell police an 18 wheelers possibly a gasoline tanker truck, hit and killed a man believed in his mid-30's.

investigators are working to locates the truck and the driver. now propositions on the ballot starting with prop 1 and 12, notly contested, both passing including the water bond to help with future droughts passing by 67 percent for "yes." >> prop 2 passed amending the state constitution to create new rules of how the state pays debt and keeps money in reserve for tough financial times. it won at 69 to 31 percent. the governor pushed for passing of both. >> voters defeated proposition 46, drug testing if -- for doctors that with raise the cap on medical malpractice. it went down with "no," 67 percent and medical professional s and health insurance spent millions to defeat hit. the author had a daughter and

son killed by a hit-and-run driver killed on prescription pills. >> this say bout patient safety opening the eyes to the public and the legislature that there is a lot more to do with patient safety and medical safety. opponents claim 46 would be costly for consumers and would state a medical base that would put privacy at risk. >> respect six 45 was 60 for "no," to 40 percent giving the commissioner power to veto insurance hike rights. >> and the criminal sentence has put the center at a national push for sentencing refinish that reclassifies possession of heroin, meth and theft from felony to to misdemeanor.

>> and proposition 48 was rejected allow a new casino to be. and in exchange another tribe get as share of gambling revenue for not building a casino. >> voters said yes to marijuana with three state localizing: oregon, washington washington, dc and washington state. >> washington, dc is more scaled back than oregon and is being challenged because the washington, dc, is the district, not a state, so congress has the right to overrule washington, dc, laws. voters in florida rejected a measure to make recreational pot legal this. parents in lafayette are planning to protest the school board meeting over a sex ed

program from planned parenthood teachers who have been consulting for 10 years at school. some parents do not have a problem but some say it and unacceptable. >> planned parenthood and abortion and contraceptives is controversial. >> request think planned parenthood or anything they are involved in is something my child shut be taught at school. >> officials say parents have the option to opt out of the course and the meeting is at 7:00 p.m. at headquarters. bay area officials will gather to discuss the region's response to a potential ebola outbreak. in oakland the city officials will hear a report on recauses the airport is taking to prevent an outbreak. congresswoman jackie speier will we tour a company to see firsthand efforts to develop an ebola vaccine that will ask the

f.d.a. to be in trials in humans next year. evers to keep the dancing lights on, on the bay bridge, are getting a boost from startup, climbing the eastern span dressed as chip monk they need to race four million best end of the year on keep the art installation on the western span permanently. those are the dancing lights. as you climb up high you have to worry about how the winds are blowing. normally the winds are an issue but not today they are light. they will blow offshore so the warmth is coming to you at the coast and it will be back in the

seven-day forecast. the cloud cover here shows it is well off the coast with the dry air and possibly your hands are more dry than normal. fall is here. we are waking up to sunshine that will bring us warmth with the light offshore breeze. fog is cooler for you the hurricane few days and the warmth returns to your neighborhood and all of us on the weekend and we will lose the warmth tomorrow but look at 80 in cupertino, and los gatos is 81 and gilroy is 62 and 76 in santa cruz. 76 in millbrae. that is a cool spot on the peninsula. 80 is the spread there. low 70 along the coast. low 70 along the north bay coast and temperatures around 79 to 81

and 81 is being in santa rosa and 76 to 80 listen the east bay shore to castro valley and fremont and hercules and 79 degrees and temperatures running in upper 70 and nearly 80 in fairly. the heater kicked on but i turned it off and opened the weapons to let the warm the back in the house. high clouds tonight and low clouds along the coast so the temperatures are milder, upper 40's in the valley to low-to-mid 50's for the rest of us. here is the high pressure, getting squeezed by this front and it is pushing the front to the north of us and if it hang away, and it will, another day deeper into the dry forecast. i will take you to the south, quickly, with tropical storm and mexico will have some rain on the pacific side the next 48

hours. cooling at the coast and back in the mid-60 and saturday and sunday, almost as warm as today and temperatures are finally back to average by tuesday but it is dry all seven days. traffic is slowing in walnut creek from pleasant hill near main street with the tail lights flashing so there is break egg. and up to highway 24 you will find more of a crunch and when you get further to 24, the speeds pick up and you are going to be back tapping on the brakes headed along highway 24, as you come into lafayette into the caldecott tunnel and approaching 580 at 60 miles per hour and emeryville and then at the toll plaza it halts with metering lights, a sea of headlights to the tolls and when you are

beyond there, the traffic moves. it is now about 5:51 were we asked you year as you voted to take some selfies of yourself at the polls and these are some of the pictures we got back. >> love the stickers, happy pictures and great photo >> congratulations, getting kids involved too, that is good, so i understand the importance of this. who is that? who is that? meteorologist mike nicco vote. >> are was your hair gel? it did not vote. >> it did not join me. it does not cast a vote. >> you can send in your

pictures, as well, and gin mike by sending them to ureport@kgo-tv.com or to abc7news.com. 5:52. are you bathing your baby too much? parents could be creating a problem by keeping the baby too squeaky clean.

welcome back at 5:54. bundle up, two favorites open, the holiday ice rink opens with a celebration with performances from skaters that are local. it is $11 for adults and $7 for kids. at 10:00 a.m. the holiday ice rink at embarcadero opens, a fixture for over 25 years. both will remain open until john. meteorologist mike nicco? it is cooler this month, significantly for san francisco down to 51. overnight, it will not be so drop. 86 is the high and 38 is the low. this week our average high is 67. tomorrow and friday and tuesday

with a sea breeze we are average but otherwise we are above average. the fastest winds are around los angeles and san diego. mid-60's through the industrial valley. >> 10 or 15 delay through mill valley with bart. track machine put some people behind but we do not have crashes with not a single report of any fender benders. absolutely quiet. and in delays as you continue along 80 through hercules to richmond where it is clear, as well. accident free approaching the richmond and san rafael toll plaza. >> health news for new parents. too much bathing can do your

bathing more harm than good. too much soap and shampoo can lead to dry skin and patches of dry skin that disasters in early childhood. many babies could be getting too many baths and the right arm is two or three baths a week. coming up at 6:00, the governor brown gets for more years. we have the tweet he sent out after declaring victory and a message for critics. >> police in san francisco are accepting if the driver of a truck with the investigation into a fatal accident underway right

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, returns from the most watched contests, the race for san jose mayor, who is ahead and who is behind and why the race is far from over.

oakland mayor defeated, one of her 14 challengers declared victory on twitter. >> runs got control of the senate winning big for the g.o.p. thats for joining us, the morning after election day. we will have complete election coverage but first we will get a look at the weather and traffic starting with meteorologist mike nicco. thank you. good morning on this when. happy hump day. our weather window shows a few high clouds and otherwise we start off with sun and temperatures are milder this morning at 53 around the bay and low-to-mid 70 at noon and 4:00 and 65 at 7:00, and not is cool this evening and no fog right now and inland valleys if you see some let me know. we are in the