north of industrial. so you are very heavy back up to 238. it's not making things easier for you if you're trying to get onto the san mateo bridge. better news with muni. overhead wires have been repaired at 3rd and 20th. at the u.s. capitol, a new day in washington as democrats kt and n judah resuming service. take control of the house and republicans maintain control of the senate. president trump expected to address the change at 8:30 this shuttles remain to balance service. that should be totally back to morning. normal in the next few minutes. we have a new governor. thanks, alexis. breaking down all the other election results for you. good morning. it is wednesday, november 7th. thanks for joining us. >> a lot to get through, including election results you >> measures would bring more can see at the bottom of your affordable housing to the states. screen. proposition 1 would provide $4 that will be there all morning long. but first to weather and billion for construction and home loans. meteorologist mike nicco. the money is intended for >> hi, everybody. the big story, the impending veterans and low income californians. fire danger that is developing above 1,000 feet in the diablo right now the race too close to call with 94% of precincts range, east bay hills with gusts up to 60 miles per hour. reporting. 6% still to go. humidity,uch right now in favor of proposition 1 leading 54% to dryer than it already is. 46%.

>> $2 billion to build housing 7:00 check with people with mental illness. our spread. it passed easily. 30s inland. 50 around the bay. 65 to 73 at noon. breezy this afternoon at the coast. you'll drop to 60. >> measure v would provide a rest of us in the low to $450 million bond to fund mid-70s. affordable housing in the city. jacket weather back under the stars 53 to 62. and we do have this as passing 63% to 37%. here's alexis. good morning, mike. a trouble spot on the bay bridge >> in the east bay, libby schaaf will continue to serve as oakland's mayor. 56% in favor of libby schaaf. into san francisco. we have a crash before the so she is going to be mayor of fremont exit. oakland once again. voters apparently like the idea of a year-round daylight saving time. >> prop 7 gives the go ahead to begin the process of ending the i don't think we have any annual spring forward and fall inloee-quarters of back that we're used to. the ap has called this one 60% to 40%. the island. prop 7 drawing some pretty northbound 101 crash at oakland strong reaction. it essentially they didn't spend just got the all clear. any money on this at all. people just kind of went into the voting booth and just decided there without any kind that causing a 10, 15 minute of influence.

interesting thing, it is illegal delay. under federal law to do this. we have many obstacles. >> a few more the balance of power is shifting in congress after the election. >> republicans are keeping control of the senate but democrats have gained control of the house. all seats in the house of representatives were up for election this year. here are the latest results. democrats are projected to gain 28 seats, bringing their total to 223 seats in the house. the gop dropped down to 201 seats. the results are still a tossup in a few hotly contested district. you can find the information on abc7news.com. president trump called leader nancy pelosi to extend his congratulations on winning a house majority. >> now the question is, will pelosi be elected as the house speaker. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in the newsroom with more. this morning president trump is letting everyone know she

should be the next speaker. in all fairness, nancy pelosi deserves to be chosen speaker of the house by the democrats. if they give her a hard time, perhaps we will add some republican votes. she has earned this great honor. she looked ready to take on the role as speaker. she called today a new day in america. she called for bipartisan ship. >> today is more than about democrats and republicans. it's about restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the trump administration. [ applause ]. >> some have said it is time for a new generation of leadership. but pelosi says she knows the ropes and she is best qualified to lead the party into the future. the crowd was chanting, speaker, last night.

>> we want to turn to the u.s. senate. the republicans have retained control, as we mentioned earlier. they lost two seats, down to 43. a handful of seats are still to be determined. here at home in california, dianne feinstein won against state senator kevin de leon by quite a significant margin. 66% to 34%. he lost despite the endorsement of the state democratic party, which was a clear message party leaders wanted a more combative approach to handling the trump administration. gavin newsom set to be the next governor. he beat john cox with more than half of the votes. here's a look at the latest numbers this morning. you can see 59% for the lieutenant governor to become the next governor with john cox at 41%. 6:55.

if you're just joining us or heading out the door, >> in san francisco, voters here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. approved prop c, a tax on big number one, president trump businesses to fund homeless responding overnight to the midterm elections. overnight on twitter calling the election results incredible. programs. you can see 60% of folks voting despite losing the house. yes in favor of proposition c mr. trump will hold a news conference at the white house with 40% voting no. 8:30 this morning. the tax is expected to collect >> number two, nancy pelosi $300 million a year. poised to become speaker again. now we have talked a lot about proposition c. now that democrats are recontrolling the house of it was highly contested. we will go more in depth in the next half hour. representatives. she gave a speech calling it a stay tuned for that. new day in america. no race had more money spent number three, a look at the than california proposition 8. u.s. capitol where republicans made gains in the senate. you can see it failed. the party has gained two seats. it's a no. this would cap profits at but contests in arizona and montana still too close to call this morning. >> number four, victory this dialysis clinics nationwide. morning for gavin newsom and they said it would have improved dianne feinstein. patient care. opponents said it would have forced some clinics to clues. newsom will serve as california's next governor, that is easily defeated. feinstein heading to washington for a fifth term in the senate. one of the big propositions is 6, the push to repeal the gas >> number five, weather-wise, tax. tat has failed. >> the ap also calling this race, again, it has failed, proposition 6 with 55% of voters high fire danger. saying no. 60s at the coast.

rest of us in the 70s with only 92% reporting. totaled sunshine. again, we are calling that no, >> number six, really long delay that it has failed. due to a vehicle hitting a mattress and getting stuck on matt keller has more on this the mattress before coyote proposition. hi, matt. creek. that got cleared but nine miles worth of backup. >> reporter: hi, jessica. the votes are in. people in california are apparently okay with the recent tax hikes at the gas pumps and >> the team hired farhan zaidi. for their cars as long as they get their road repairs. the team hired the dodgers general manager far shorthand prop 6 went down last night. zaidi. he helped the dodgers to two straight world series appearances. if it would have passed, it >> we got it all in. >> busy day. that's right. >> we will hear from the would have eliminated the recent gas tax passed by senate bill 1. president a little later on this morning. thanks for joining that means 12 cents per gallon and registration fees of $50 per vehicle are going to stay in place. the taxes and fees estimated at $5.4 billion a year and have paid for the construction and improvements of road, highway, bridge, transit repairs throughout the state. >> i think jerry brown knows what he's talking about. and jerry brown said vote no on 6. i voted for him and what he said

made sense. >> i have seen no change at all. i'm driving down the road bumping down the road. >> reporter: the state transportation commission has already approved 9,200 projects across the state funded by sb-1 money. that will stay funded because of what voters did yesterday. matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. by the way, a reminder for ♪ ♪ everyone. our website a great tool to find every single race that matters to you. we have every local county covered, plus all the state ♪ offices and propositions. it says 2018 midterms. look at this. the holidays begin here again, you can see it all there online at just a click of a at the disneyland resort. button. the results of a north bay campaign that was nearly derailed by racy photos. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast.

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but republicans gain key seats in the senate. >> thank you for believing in america. thank you for believing in our future. thank you for believing what we could yet achieve. >> as americans vote in record numbers, president trump declares the night a tremendous success. the election being called the year of the women. full of firsts. the youngest ever now heading to congress and two native american women and two muslim women, now all congresswomen, part of a record number set to join the house. but some of the races at this hour still too close to call.

it's 6:11 on the dot. thought we would start with temperatures in the south bay. 42 in alum rock. 60, los gatos. 53 in los altos hills. a lot of 40s and 50s. 30s in novato. mt. tam, the humidity is 16%. going to get worse because of the fire danger. enjoy the sunshine and the view and the warm weather. san francisco, 54. mid to upper 60s this afternoon. could get into the mid-70s around downtown. that would be an isolated spot. east bay, 55. low 70s this afternoon. 59 at 8:00. north bay, starting off at 50 at 8:00. look at all the 70s this afternoon. take a look at the microclimates for your neighborhoods. these apart them. coming up. all right. let's take a look at the roads here. we have some good news for

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in the north bay, results are in for three seats on sonoma city council. > rachel hundley won more than 22% of the votes. most votes despite attempts to derail her campaign with racy photos. she won 22% of the votes. madeline agrimonti won 15% of the votes. logan harvey with 16%. she responded to a anonymous e-mail. it contained a link to a website with photos of her at burning man. the sender threatened to expose her if she didn't drop out of the race. hundley called an attempt to shut shame her and said she would not be bullied. if it feels like there was extremely high turnout for the

midterms, there was. keep in mind this is the tech capital of the world. still collecting ballots in a pretty old school way. the registrar is expecting a turnout of 60% to 70%. it was a hard-fought race for the senate seat in texas. republican senator ted cruz defended his seat in a narrow victory against beto o'rourke. >> he gave a fiery concession speech. he cursed while thanking his supporters. >> i'm so [ bleep ] proud of you guys. >> a lot of people online talking about that moment. he was fired up. he was hoping to become the first democratic senator elected in texas since is t1988. during his speech in el paso, o'rourke said he congratulated senator cruz and plans to work with him to help the people. we are going to keep the election results at the bottom of your screen all morning long. turning now to pg&e.

warning customers in nine california counties that it may preemptively cut off power becausef extreme fire danger.la. pg&e started send texts, e-mails and phone calls to affected residents warning them of a shutoff. it could be turned off tonight through tomorrow. gusty winds and critically dry vegetation is causing that extreme fire danger. mike, for the viewers just joining us, earlier you said that would begin at 10:00 tonight, the high fire danger. >> right. >> you mentioned something important, it is difficult to get the powerback on if they shut it off. >> it is easier to flip the switch and turn it off. but you have to go check all the transformers and those connections. so it may take a day or two. it is not going to be instantaneous. it did rival a lot of people last night. just be want to let you know. thank you for asking that. let's talk about what's going

on. never more than 7 minutes away from my 7-day forecast. mt. tam, the gorgeous sunrise about to develop. warmer than average. breezy. fire danger arrives were tonight. a pattern of warm, dry weather throughout the 7-day forecast. it could continue all the way up to just about thanksgiving. mid to upper 60s. breezy at the coast today. check out san francisco and the rest of the bay. mid to upper 70s. inland, upper 70s to low 80s. tonight's temperatures, there's going to be even more microclimates. our deepest valleys in the north bay will fall into the 30s. the rest of us, mid 40s to 50. when the breezes cake in, we'll be in the 50s to low 60s. take a look at the winds. 10:00 tonight, you can see them moving through the central valley, also in a high fire danger. red flag warning. same time as us. look overnight. they get faster. 30 to 40 by 9:00 tomorrow morning.

they taper just a little bit thursday during mid morning to midafterno midafternoon. they spike at 6:00 thursday night. they start to taper friday morning. fire danger is over. temperatures will taper just a little bit. more 60s and 70s friday through veterans day. have a good one. here's alexis. good morning, mike. we have heavy traffic on the nimitz as well. i know it's a tough spot without anything blocking. southbound 880, south of 92, before you get to 84, a couple different issues. a disabled vehicle blocking one lane near tenny son. we're in the clearing stages right now. plan on an extra 10 or 15 minutes traveling southbound on the nimitz. muni saying overhead wires are down at 3rd and 20th. that is impacting trains leaving the yard. shuttles are running for kt and n judah lines. good morning america coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> ginger zee live with a look

at what's on the show this morning. hi, ginger. >> good morning, reggie. good morning, jessica. so nice to be with all of you. coming up on gma, our complete election wrappup. overnight, democrats took the house, but republicans making gains in the senate. our political team will be here spread out. they haven't slept much. they will break down all the races. some of them still too close to call this morning. what will it all mean for the president and how will it affect key issues driving voters to the polls in the future. >> also ahead, a battle between the girl scouts and the boy scouts. why are they heading to court? plus, you can get a jump start on holiday shopping this morning. a special deals and steals. oprah's favorite things. they're all 50% off. you don't want to miss that. we are talking about ralph breaks the internet. >> so looking forward to that movie. see you soon.

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all right. 6:24 this morning. and i wanted to take care of you and the kids this morning by showing you the school day forecast. yeah, definitely need a jacket just about everywhere. upper 30s to 50 at 7:00. look at this. it will be so comfortable at 11: 11:00. 62 and breezy at the coast. the rest of us 72 to 77 degrees. all right. let's get some more news. mike, thank you. making headlines in the east bay, a man accused of stabbing his neighbor is in jail this morning. >> union city police say chad parker approached his neighbor on part ridge road monday morning in the carport. he claimed the mail was mixed up and wanted to check. his neighbor said no because she was going to work. parker entered her car and stabbed her. he walked away and then came back and did it again.

the victim is in the hospital. police say they believe the incident stemmed from an attempted robbery. your voice, your vote continues. statewide propositions. there are a lot of them. proposition 3 funds water supply ad quality, watershed and other water projects. this morning that race is too close to call. >> let's take a look at problem 11. 92% are reporting. "the associated press" is calling that saying it has passed. you see with 61% of the vote right now. it requires private sector emergency ambulance employees to remain on call during work breaks. >> most of you voted for prop 12 which passed by a large margin. ap calling that for the yes camp. it establishes new standards for confinement of specified farm animals and ban sale of non-complying products >> next at 6:30, much more election coverage head, including the sharp words gavin newsom has for president trump.

never mentioning his name, though. >> plus, shifting the balance of power. live in washington, d.c. wit

now at 6:30, your voice, your vote. hear from gavin newsom on his commanding win over john cox. >> democrats get ready to take control of the house of representatives. i'm abc news stephanie ramos on capitol hill. also, a billionaire battle in san francisco. which side is claiming victory in an effort to provide new help to the city's homeless. plus, our political expert is here to break down some of ald about races here locally and across the country. >> she looked like she actually got some sleep last night. good for her.

>> yeah, right. >> good for you for being up at 6:29 on this november 7th, the day after the election. >> yeah. we have complete election results at the bottom of your screen. first, we want to check traffic and weather. let's start with mike. >> it's not as if you actually got sleep. it's if you look like you got sleep. >> she looks wonderful. i'm guessing she did not get sleep. >> we have a greenroom somewhere i hear. let's look at what's going on with the weather. we have serious issues. the high fire danger is going to east bay hills, north bay, riday diablo hills. temperatures ranging from the 7:00. 65 to 73 at noon. breezy at the coast. a little bit cooler this afternoon. 61. great day to be outside. how about the roads. here's alexis.

good morning, mike. checking out our emeryville camera. looking at heavy traffic on westbound 80. folks trying to get to the bay bridge toll plaza. heading to the downtown oakland stretch. looking at heavy traffic. this is pretty much the norm. no current incidents along this route. we did have an issue around university early this morning and a crash on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. that has cleared. highway 4 to the maze, 35 minutes. bay bridge, once you make it through the toll plaza, in the green at 11 minutes. san francisco to sfo still in the green at 11 minutes. now to the results of the midterm election. despite republicans losing the house, president trump still calling the results a victory. >> he tweeted this morning saying >> despite republicans losing the house, the president is calling the results a big victory. received so many congratulations

from so many on our big victory last night, including from foreign nations that were waiting me out, and hoping on trade deals. hi, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, jessica. you're absolutely right. democrats winning the house of republicans. president trump very active on the twitter this morning. tweeting that he still wants full credit. and also going after the media. votes are in and are still being counted in one of the most highly anticipated midterm elections in history. >> remember this feeling. know the power to win. >> reporter: democrats winning control of the house with at least 25 seats. republicans maintaining control of the senate with wins in several states. including texas, missouri, and north dakota. in texas, senator ted cruz holding onto his seat, edging out democrat beto o'rourke. >> i want to thank this amazing campaign of people. not a dime from a single pac.

all people, all the time, in every single part of texas. >> preliminary exit poll reports asking people nationwide their motivating factor to vote. 38%, opposition to trump. 26% citing their support for the president. the remaining thirds saying he wasn't a factor. overnight the president posting claiming tremendous success even as his party loses control of the house. for weeks democrats campaigned on promising a stronger check on the trump administration. >> anybody anticipating a blue wave tonight is not going to get it. maybe you get a ripple. >> reporter: republicans winning high profile governors races in ohio and florida. the rising star andrew gillum seeking to be florida's first black governor conceded defeat to ron desantis. >> we recognize that, you know, we didn't win it tonight. we didn't win this transaction. >> reporter: the race for

georgia governor still too close to call. >> reporter: president trump is expected to make remarks later on today about those election results. he is scheduled to speak later on at the white house. on capitol hill, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. stephanie, thank you. a victory for gavin newsom this morning. >> come january he will be sworn in as governor of california. let's look at those results. former san francisco mayor beat republican john cox with a pretty decisive victory with 59% of the vote. newsom tweeted overnight he is honored and privileged to serve as california's next governor. newsom took the stage in los angeles saying the hard work begins today. as of last night he was celebrating, calling his wife jennifer a wonder woman, thanked his campaign. he did not use president trump's name but spoke directly to him, touting the california dream and the importance of inclusiveness. >> we don't demean

and we don't lock kids in cages. meanwhile, his opponent wished newsom success but said that would not come unless he deals with special interests in sacramento. prop 6, majority of voters said no to prop 6. that means the 12 cents per gallon gas tax increase will remain in place. the money will fund road, highway, bridge, and transit improvement projects across the state. >> rent control laws will remain the same with more voters saying no to proposition 10. >> in san francisco, prop is seugz c passed. that means a tax for big businesses to fund homeless projects. >> prop c puts billionaires against each other. >> that's right. with salesforce ceo mark he is

results though he will shell out a lot of money. tprop c will charge big corporations that bring in more than $50 million about a .5% tax. it will go entirely towards homeless programs. this is expected to double what the city spends on homeless services. benioff was air huge supporter of this measure. >> my biggest surprise in this campaign for prop c is the people pushed back the most re the ones who understand the homeless the least. >> the measure also had big name

opponents. twitter ceo jack dorsey was against it, along with scott wiener, and san francisco mayor london breed. prop c did not win two-thirds of the vote, so there is some talk that there will be legal challenges now. but while those play out in court, the thinking is the money will be collected from the businesses. but it will be saved, not spent, until this issue is finally resolved. he has a legal team ready to defend prop c. >> amy, thank you. still to come, a lot more on proposition c. you can find complete election results on our website abc7news.com/election. we want to thank you. we really enjoyed seeing all the pictures you shared of your i voted stickers. you can continue to see those by looking up #abc 7 now and post your photos and video to we can post them on air, online. >> we love seeing them on twitter and facebook. mike, you voted yesterday. it was a beautiful day. is that going to continue today. >> really think so. even though the line was short, i overheard folks saying it was the highest turnout they had seen in a while. a little cool this morning. these temperatures will be about

40 degrees warmer by the safrpb hours. mid to upper 30s up and downs highway 41. tiburon, 54. napa, 41. 53, alameda. everybody else in the chilly 40s this morning. let's talk about your commute. roads, good. mass transit, good. ferry, good. just like yesterday. weather will not be an issue. let's jump into our 12-hour planner for the peninsula. 55 at 8:00. lunchtime temperature, i wonder if those outdoor caves will be busy. look at that. 69 degrees. low 70s this afternoon. jacket weather again. once the sunsets, we drop quickly. east bay valleys, 51. already in the mid-70s, on the way to upper 70s this afternoon. that dry air drops to 59 by 8:00. south bay, our last stop, 54 by

8:00. mid-70s all throughout the afternoon hours. down to 59 at about 8:00. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. a little bit of a cooling trend and fire danger going away. let's bring in alexis. good morning. >> yeah. >> what are you seeing? >> a lot of heavy traffic in various plates on northbound 101. let's start you off in hollister. coyote creek. somebody ran over a mattress. they are unable to get it dislodged from the bottom of their vehicle. a rough start to the day. left lane blocked. backed up heavy for miles. i know you're typically heavy through the area. this is extra slow with one lane down. we have the all clear for the multicar crash. all lanes back open. 280/680 merge. 101 before moffett, solo rollover crash was off on the shoulder. emergency crews are there. they are blocking two right lanes. i want to end with a little bit

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>> we're not the only ones under the gun with the fire danger. it does go down tvaey 2.4 million people onto the high fire danger. 59 and sunshine in you're rica. monterey, 71. 70 around l.a. mid-70s through the central valley. look at the roller coaster in tahoe. 60 today. 46 tomorrow. near 60 saturday. 48 sunday. teams and 20s at night, there's more snow being made. we're going to dig into the election results. we brought in dr. melinda jackson. pleasure to talk to you this

morning. last night president trump essentially put himself at the top of the ballot. he said it himself. this is a referendum on his presidency. did he win or lose or something else? >> i think it's a little of both. somewhere in the middle. certainly it was expected that the democrats would win majority in the house. and that's what happened. they didn't get the huge big wave they were hoping for. so i think the president can rightly claim a small victory there. of course the republicans did pick up seats in the senate. and where president trump was campaigning the last couple of weeks, those candidates tended to win last night. >> it's a complicated story. you can say this was a huge wave for the democrats. it was a win but not a huge win. they picked up strength nationwide in places where it is very important. ohio and florida. especially when we look two years ago. >> exactly. some of the states unexpectedly

went to trump in 2016 have now shown democratic governors winning in midwest, westbelt, mchigan, wisconsin, places like that that will be important in the next presidential campaign. >> okay. let's talk about nancy pelosi. she has very strong bay area ties from san francisco. now she is poised to stake over a seat from eight years ago to be speaker of the house. but there is this under current in some democrats's minds that perhaps she is not the right leader for democrats at this time. >> yeah. and i think this reflects a lot of what we are seeing with our divided politics. and also within the two parties. the republicans have had a tough time getting a speaker and lining their party up in congress as well over the last few years. now we are seeing a little bit of the same on the democratic side. we have some debates and some struggles within the party as well.

i think the democrats are going to focus on income in equality, access to education, health care, those kind of bread and butter democratic issues. >> going to finish on a local issue, this california issue. this is prop 10. prop 10 failed. it would have expanded the ability for local cities to essentially make their own rules when it comes to rent control. voters said, no, we don't want that.

is that a surprise this morning? >> not a terrible surprise. but i think it does reflect the fact that we are still debating how best to address housing affordability. clearly the voters have said no to rent control at least for now. i don't think this issue is going away, though. i'm sure we will see more attempts to make affordable house anything california because right now it is not. >> it will be interesting to see because san francisco supervisors were already lining up ways they could use this proposition to change other rules in san francisco. but that is not going to happen. obviously we have a huge housing crisis. >> absolutely. we saw a big turnout last night. some of which was coming from younger voters, first-time voters. these are folks more likely to be renters and maybe would like to buy a home some day. this issue is not going away. >> the issue of our time. dr. jackson, we appreciate you

coming in this morning. again, looking so wide awake this morning despite getting very little sleep. >> she does look great. thank you. one programming note. abc news will have a special report to bring you live coverage from president trump's remarks from the white house at 8:30 a.m. george stephanopoulos will anchor. you can watch on the go with the abc 7 news app. download it for free. we will send you a push alert once the president is about to speak. let's shift to weather and the day ahead >> hey, jess kafplt hi, everybody. sunny and mild today. breezy at the coast. fire danger don't as breezes shift to your mountains. coolest along the coast. mid-to upper 60s. they will fall a little bit this afternoon, especially after 3:00 when the breezes kick in. upper 70s to low 70s inland.

for tonight, microclimates. 30s in the north bay. rest of us mid to upper 40s. 50 around fairfield, antioch, san mateo. low 60s above 1,00re ssur or the eas south through the rockies. between them they are funneling this fast wind over top of us. it will start to spread into the north bay. it will peak twice. 9:00 tomorrow morning. that's when we are around 20 to 40 in the north bay. 20 to 30 in the east bay hills and diablo range. it will peak again 6:00 thursday evening. those are the two times the winds will be fastest. the dry air hangs around. so do temperatures above average. while i'm taking the 80s out, we will still be in the mid to upper 70s in a lot of neighborhoods away from the

coast where we will have mid to upper 60s. dry through tuesday. here's alexis. a lot of slow spots on the roads includinged bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on at 5:24. average dry back from the maze