f packaging of all marijuana products. and banning edibles that would appeal to a child. raising a teenager, that regulated system makes a lot more sense than what we have now. plus, 64 taxes marijuana to fund priorities like after-school programs. personally, marijuana's not for me. but my mind's made up. i'm voting yes on 64.

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>> now at 11:00, $270,000 a year for a janitor. tonight bart is defending the employee who raked in tens of thousands of dollars in overtime the good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. since we first brought you this story at 5:00 we talked to bart and the person who helped blow the lid on this staggering amount of pay. >> lisa amin gulezian is live in san francisco with new details. >> the janitor works here in the embarcadero as well as all of the downtown stations. he logs about 114 hours a week. the researcher who discovered all of this says the janitor is not to blame, but instead bart is. tens of thousands of people ride bart. they come through the stations and leave, you name it, behind and it is up to these guys to clean it up. this janitor makes $50,000 a year. but another raked in $162,000

in overtime. his total compensation for last yary totaled more than $276,000. researchers at the nonprofit transparent california say bart's compensation packages are outrageous and irresponsible. >> there is no reason to be paying their employees so much more than what the average person gets. >> the average janitor in california makes $28,000 a year. bart spokesperson insists it is cheaper to doll out overtime than to hire more employees. this way they are being conservative. this bart board member disagrees. >> what is wrong is again there is that many hours available for overtime. that is indicative of a staffing shortage. >> reporter: bart riders had mixed reaction. >> people need jobs. if you are paying one guy $200,000 you can for sure hire more people. >> i think it is a good opportunity for that person. >> reporter: i asked him for an interview and he declined because he is working.

lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> in the meantime bart is accused of using public funds to pay for political gain. it is because avid io of warriors star draymond green posted on bart's website. it is similar to a political ad supporting a $3.5 bond measure. take a look. bart is the backbone of the bay area. >> bart is the backbone of the bay area. >> but it is 44 years old and needs major repairs. >> bart and the warriors have been working for 44 years. >> it supports r and uses words similar to a public service video bart said was made by the warriors. bart can't produce ads endorsing or promoting the measure. a bay area attorney filed a complaint with the fair political practices commission. an uber driver is accused of groping a passenger. they say he kissed a woman 1k3 groped her breast when she tried to retrieve his phone

she left in his vehicle. she reported it to uber and an hour later he returned to her house. he was gone when police arrived and they arrested him at his home. a man suspected of trying to force a girl into his home is under arrest. he is suspected of grabbing a girl on hickey boulevard yesterday and she was able to break free and run away. tonight it's official. recreational marijuana sales are now banned in san jose even if california voters pass a ballot measure that would make such sales legal across the state. indicate tooy is live in san hoe -- katie is live to talk about why they took this preemptive step. >> reporter: dan, it is called an urgency ordinance and not a single person spoke up about it. the city council passed it unanimously. >> right now we do not want to open ourselves up to recreational marijuana. >> the city counsel voted to keep recreational marijuana

illegal in san jose even if it becomes legal in california. that means no commercial growing, transporting or sales. the vice mayor says they want to avoid what happened when medical marijuana was legalized. >> at one point we had a hundred marijuana dispense res. >> the city had to hit the pause button. he has concerns about dui's edibles and cultivation. >> the state would allow any resident to grow marijuana in their backyard ox but not everyone wants to live next to the odor. >> he is an attorney specializing in the medical marijuana law. they say it covers san jose's concerns and the order neaps is unnecessary. jay it is a complete waste of time. it is a waste of taxpayer money and a waste of city resources. >> people who support the legalization of recreational marijuana believe it will be good for california and san jose. >> less crime. people don't have to worry about cops and they can smoke whenever they want to. >> if prop 64 passes a person

will be able to legally use recreational marijuana in san jose and grow up to six plants. just not sell it. abc7 news. hillary clinton raised more than $11 million on-line over the last three days. that's the most she's raised over that period of time. it came after james comey announced he was investigating e-mails that may or may not be related to her. today abc news confirmed comey met with loretta limp. the -- lynch. they talked about the seriousness of the e-mails and moving forward. >> trump used the e-mail investigation and the rising premiums of obama care against clinton. he promised to repeal the health care law once in office. if you haven't studied up on the election, we have the perfect tool for you at the abc7news.com /politics page. you will find perm liesed resources for your local

ballot as well as where you vote. visa is cutting hundreds of jobs and man in the bay area. the san francisco business times reports 800 to 1500 jobs have been cut and the foster city campus will be hit hard. the cuts come after the acquisition of visa europe. it will allow the company to cut costs costs and eliminate roles. nay neighbors have had enough of homeless people parking on their street and living in their rv's. abc news was in marin county where they have seen an increase in rv's ever since a ban on overnight parking within the city took effect. neighbors now say it is not uncommon to see needles and trash on the streets. some say their cars have been repeatedly broken into of people living in the rv's say they don't see a problem. >> there are no neighbors here. do you see any neighbors? no. the county is looking into posting new and no parking signs . for now people can park in the

area for 72 hours. new at 11:00, bay area drivers are experiencing a very rough ride. a just released report said -- says road conditions are among the worst in the nation. >> san jose is not far behind. lilian kim is live in san francisco. lilian? >> dan and ama, this is based on freeways, highways and major arteries like slope boulevard and the results are not that surprising especially for people who drive on these roads every day. >> that's often the sound you will hear while driving on san francisco roads. >> i commute from san francisco to berkeley every day. just everything seems like it is falling apart. >> a study says 71% of the major roads opened are considered poor. making it number one among major cities for worst road conditions. san jose ranked third. >> the city of oakland is an older city. san francisco is an older

city. all of these roads were built many years ago. they need to be completely repaired repaired and in some cases replaced. >> it was done by a company based out of washington, d.c. bad roads can cost motorists thousands in tire wear, vehicle depreciation and repairs. amounting to what they consider a headen tax. >> we want to make sure they understand that it is not just a new -- a nuisance to hit a pothole, but having a financial impact m. >> they have yet to devise a plan to pay for a major overhaul of the roads. a gas tax has been talked about. but for now, it is a bumpy road ahead for the bay area motorists. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, information overload. the side effects from so much screen time and the solution to these digital distractions. >> and the woman sexually assaulted by brock turner in her own words. the message she has for other women who are victimized. >> plus, new proof there is

something wrong with san francisco's sinking sigh scraper. we'll show you just released video. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we have changes ahead that will leave you wonder figure it is really november. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and ama. there will be a lot of crying on the show. >> we ate all of your halloween candy and there is none left.

well, between tweeting and texting and talking on the phone, many of us are used to doing two or maybe even three things at once. >> now there is concern. instead of making more of our time, we are actually accomplishing less. >> as abc7 news anchor kristen sze explains, there is an information over load with our brains. >> do you ever find yourself juggling multiple devices at once? you are not alone. >> talking to someone at the same time and trying to find a document. >> while i am sprawling through my e-mails. >> driving a car while changing a song and then getting a phone call. >> just don't call it multi tasking.

adam says what you are really doing is task switching. >> there is basic limitations on what our brain can do. there is only so much information that we can hold in mind at the same time. >> in his new book "the distracted mind" he says our brains were never meant to multi task. when we concentrate on one thing the part of our brain that handles abstract thinking does much of the heavy lifting. when we absorb multiple sources at once it is able to switch back and forth. >> with eep of the switches there is a loss of the high resolution of the information. >> the result, everything from sloppyie #r* work to slower response time. adults typically switch tasks every one to two minutes. >> what can we do in a digital age when there are so many demands on our time? the advice is not to ditch technology, but manage it differently. >> you must prioritize important tasks and concentrate on them until they are done.

>> that's not the time to switch back and forth between twitter and facebook and e-mail and a phone call. >> he says to set digital downtime where you don't talk on the phone, text or read e-mails. let family, friends and colleagues know you are unavailable. and clear your mind with exercise or meditation. >> practice the art of attention. if you practice it and get better at it, i think you'll see the benefits. >> and he believes the reward of single tasking could actually be a more balanced and productive life. kristen sze, abc7 news. >> balanced and productive. doesn't that sound appealing? even short distractions from all of our devices can cause symptoms that mimic forgetfulness. in reality we haven't forgotten what we intended to do. we just lost track of it. >> the woman at the center of the brock turner sexual assault case is sharing her frustration on his controversial sentencing. glamour magazine named him one of the women of the year.

she was nationally known after writing an emotional letter following the attack by the former stanford swimmer. the magazine released an essay about turner's sentence. he served three months of a six-month sentence. she wrote, quote, when it was quickly announced that he would be serving six months i was struck silent. immediately i felt embarrassed for trying. if this case was meant to set the bar, the bar was set on the floor. a resident at san francisco's mill 11 yes, ma'am tower says he has video proof of the building's sinking problem. he posted the video showing a marble he says displays the building's leaning issue. the city's tallest residential skyscraper has tilted two inches and sank 16 inches since it was built in 2008. some residents are suing and the city is investigating. the marble is moving around pretty good on the floor. >> we are getting around without the rain today.

>> we will keep that weather coming m why not? the recent rain did help with the drought situation m it also helped to reduce our fire danger. no i you can enjoy -- now you can enjoy the warmth coming guilt free and this is from the east bay hills camera. you can see the crescent moon setting and a lovely shot at venus and watch carrifully here. carefully. it is clear enough to catch up and with the clear skies and no clouds to insulate us. the temperatures are going down. upper 40s to the mid50s right now. compared to 24 hours ago, you are chillier. tomorrow morning be prepared to grab the jacket or sweater. live doppler 7 is showing you the clear conditions and the visibility is just terrific from our emeryville camera. you can see all the way back toward the sutro tower. here is another vantage point. clear skies in the morning and warming trend through friday. we do have a slight chance of showers on sunday morning.

the chance doesn't look very good now, i have to tell you. first thing tomorrow morning when you get going you will start out with the chill. low 40s to the low 50s. the boot may come in handy to keep you warm. the scarves and the gloves. later you will have to get rid of those and go with the flip-flops. mid60s at the coast to the low 70s in our inland valleys and also in the south bay. highs for your wednesday under sunny skies and that trend continues. thursday it is even warmer. we'll bring you to the mid70s inland as we head into friday it is near 80 degrees. check out these temperatures. it is hard to believe above normal for this time of year. and just in case you want to get away and just enjoy the coast, watch out. there is a storm in the pacific that is raising our risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. the swell will uh reef at the coast. you are already seeing the waves building. looking at 12 feet right now. the temperature trend for livermore is showing you what will happen. the average high is 71. you will be below that

tomorrow. but then the temperatures will rise on thursday and friday and cooling off a little bit as we head into the weekend only to bounce back again. you can track these weather changes with the abc7 news app anytime. here is a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. you know what else is free? our warmer weather. low to mid70s wednesday and thursday inland and bump you up to near 80 on friday. 60s coast side. and then as we head into the weekend a little more cloud cover. a slight chance of showers on sunday morning. sunday morning is when the time change occurs. you can get the extra hour of sleep and if you snore you probably will miss the rain. monday and tuesday it is dry, dan and ama. >> thanks, sandhya. still ahead, coffee cup change. something is different at starbucks. it will start to serve its popular holiday drinks and what has changed? >> still ahead at 11:00, cold shock treatments are hot in the bay area. what is behind this growing pho phenomena of

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starbucks began serving

the holiday beverages, but it is peppermint mochas and they are being served in green cups and not the company's traditional red. the cups feature an illustration featuring the faces of more than 100 people drawn with, get this, a single continuous line. the ceo said during a decisive time in our country starbucks wanted to create a symbol of unity. >> that seems harder than putting somebody on the moon. >> who verified that? has anybody really. >> it is happening. it is starting to look -- in the second different story. sports is next. >> when it happens where you live. >> in the south bay neighbors are battling over trash.

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abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> in the stiff cleveland they know about the 3-1 series deficits thanks to lebron james. cleveland is staring at the wrong side of history. the cubs have come back from a 3-1 deficit and a former a forced game seven. fans looking to party like it is 1948 and history will have to wait. he gave them the early lead and that's launched deep to left. the cubs up 1-0 in a flash. later in the first, the former a's prospect flyball and no communication and the ball falls in. it is 3-0cubbies. the bases are loaded for russell and uh.

>> ama: -- and aloha means grand slam. 7-0 cubs and they go on to win it 9-3. the series is tied at three games apiece. warriors look like they are starting to figure things out. in portland against a good blaysers squad and -- blaysers blaysers -- blazers squad the defense was much better. kevin durant admitted that the exit should have been handled better m kd can do that pretty easily. he is enjoying it on the sideline. damion lillard up the court and draws the foul. warriors take the lead late in the first. how do you stop kd coming at you? maybe with a blindfold and a cigarette. i don't know. 20 for durant. the dubs up 9. klay thompson is shooting horribly, but he came off the bench for a career high 22. and steph, the reverse to

quiet the crowd. klay thompson guarding lillard and foul and klay unhappy with the call. dubs up 10 in the third. way out. he had 23 in the third quarter alone and finished with 28. and then going baseline here. when steph is feeling it everything is going. lookout and sweet reverse. warriors cruising. 127-104. they are 3-1 and welcome the thunder. sharks and coyotes in phoenix. men behaving badly. this is what they do, ama. we can't help ourselves. first punch landed on the scoreboard. 1-0 sharks. they tie it up and take the lead in the second. cruz with the tip in and it is 2-0 coyotes. another goal as the coyotes win it aco