her seat. newsom easily won reelection last night. rick jenkins is now claiming victory. >> we still don't know who will be the next leader of the bay area's biggest city. >> the latest results put matt may hanna in the lead with 51% of the vote ahead of cindy chavez. >> let's go live to zach fuentes. he is tracking this all many by minute. reporter: that is right. those latest numbers came in just about an hour ago. they are still about the same margin today as they were yesterday. still, the register's office tells me that the accounting process is far from over. we took some time with him this morning and this afternoon to take a look at that asset and more ballots coming in. the polls closed at 8:00 on tuesday, but the county process is far from over.

the ballots keep piling in. we were there as just around 2000 vote by mail ballots were brought in, going up a portion of this warehouse. >> these are going pretty fast, we have a lot of ballots to process. a lot of vote by mail ballots got dropped off at the boat centers. we are expecting a lot a vote by mail ballots, and all the people that voted at the boat center was a really high amount of people that went in and voted in person. reporter: many of those ballots adding to the final tabulation in the closed and who was a mayoral race that was too close to call on election day. we were at both candidate lodge parties as the result coming in. matt meehan was leading the race by a thin margin. he chavez responded to those early numbers. >> when he worked really hard for something, it is very easy to feel let down when things don't go exactly the way he wanted them to. the thing i know is that -- i think this may be age or

experience, every single time we move people forward, we make a change that is meaningful to someone. reporter: over at may hands watch party, a mood of celebration. >> here we are in a dead heat, you know it will take a few days to sort this out and see where we end up. either way, this campaign was a force to be reckoned with the it it will continue beyond the election. reporter: the santa clara county registrar's office is continuing to make sure everyone's boys in this election is heard. >> all the races that are close, we are still processing the ballots read we have to keep going with what we are doing and making sure that every step is -- none of the steps are missed. dave: we will continue to get results each day this week at 5:00 p.m., as these boats, many ballots, continue to be counted.

liz: very tight race there. what other races are you watching? reporter: there is a lot happening here in santa clara county. the sheriff's race has been one to watch. right now, bob johnson is leading kevin johnson. there is about 7000 votes between them. there is also the city of santa clara's mayoral race. they have about 166 votes that are separating the two candidates. right now, the incumbent, lisa gilmore, is leading in that race. it appears to be an automatic recount, the margin has to be by .025 or 25 votes that would trigger that automatic recount. liz: that is tight. just a reminder, when people say, your vote matters, it really does. dave: each and every one. there are now two front runners in the oakland mayor's race,

loren taylor has 34% of the vote, and sheng thao is about 29%. the winner will replace libby, who has endorsed taylor. >> there are still a lot more ballots to count, but taylor has a great lead, and that lead evening races after the ranked choice roll up. i am feeling very optimistic, but still waiting for those ballots to count. dave: there were 10 candidates, but do to ranked choice voting, all but taylor and her opponent have been eliminated. liz: california voters have seven statewide proposition to decide, and pass less than half of them. opposition one passed easily, that the men's the constitution to make abortion access a right. the gambling and sports betting propositions failed. prop 28 which funds public school arts and music passes. the one about dialysis clinics

failed. that has been on the ballot a few times now we had prop 30 would tax the ultrarich to fund clean air and electric vehicle initiatives, that failed. news anchor joins us with a closer look at all of these propositions. reporter: we can take a look at the vote counts behind those propositions and see just how many people voted for and against them based on counties areas let's start with prop one. that includes the choice to have an abortion. it received more yes votes in most counties. the central valley, some of those counties voting against it, and northern california, of course. it did pass by 65%. let's take a lookout prop 28. this one increases spending and arts programs in schools. you can see, it got a big, yes. 62% as we take a look at the whole state. you can see some counties there

to the north voting no. we will take a look at one last one, 131. this one past as well. you can see, some counties voting no, by some smaller numbers, even if we click here, you can see that it was a pretty close, even there. if we take a look at these state totals for this one, it did passed. this one upholds the state law, about the sale of flavored tobacco. dave: for some analysis, joining us is phil matier oh. what's your big take away from the outcome of the statewide races? reporter: california remains one of the bluest and the blue states. the democrats returned by 6040 margins across the board. the initiatives we just saw, whether it be flavored tobacco, health, choice, we are there for that. the others, no. the governor gavin newsom

actually came out against one of the taxes. liz: what about newsom? he wasn't really even campaigning for his reelection. he won it, he knew he would win it, it seems like he was campaigning for something else? reporter: might is the big question. newsom made a big point saying, democracy was on the ballot across the country. california reaffirmed its freedom stance and right to choice. he has gone a lot of national attention from that. everyone is looking at him as a possible potential contender read the election is over, democracy won. now it is his job to govern. attention is going to drift away right now and will be on donald trump, joe biden. it won't be on gavin newsom or ron desantis in florida. he has two govern california. if he is going to make another

move, it will be hinged on homelessness and public safety, not on the democracy. liz: knowing the fact that a lot of people look at california, san francisco -- reporter: it is not an easy job. he has to get onto that. dave: since we are talking about the future of politicians, nancy pelosi with republicans controlling the house, a lot of speculation about when she might retire. reporter: there is a lot of things at play here. first off, it appears the republicans are going to be in control of the house. let's go with that. that gives a question, woodmansee police -- wouldn't nancy pelosi agree to be minority leader? in the last couple of years, we haven't seen a lot of this publicly. behind the scenes, a number of congressional people wanted her out as speaker. they said it was time for a generational change. they wanted younger people to step up. it was a close call last time.

in that time, she was at war with trump. the democrats could go, she didn't lose that much. for them, it is a victory. they could go to her and say, look, we want you to stay on as minority and fight for us to in in two years. you say listen, dan, i know you have two years left, can you commit to this? if she doesn't, it would be a race for her replacement. don't rule out the fact that they don't have somebody of her stature and her ability to keep the party going. they may need her. dave: san francisco's election results are still pending. it is clear, the and accountability helps sway voters in favor of london breed's appointees. liz: district attorney, jenkins, declared herself the winner.

we look at what this means for the mayor's plans moving forward. reporter: when the asian-american community saw a spike in hate crimes, chinatown fought back with community patrols and later, going to the polls to vote. so, it was no surprise that chinatown was mayor london breed's first stop, following yesterday's elections. accompanied by her appointed district attorney, brooke jenkins. >> we care about reforms. we know that people have challenges and deserve second chances. also, when those lines are crossed, where is the accountability? reporter: while the official results are still pending, jenkins declared herself the winner. while out learning -- outlining her plans moving forward. >> to put my foot on the gas as it has been for the last four months. we started four months ago with trying to make sure we were implementing policies to move and safety forward in the city.

reporter: supervisor matt dorsey is leading the race in his district. he previously worked with the san francisco police department and the city attorney's office. it appears the accountability message worked in the mayor's favor. unlike in 2019, when voters rejected her appointee, susan, in favor of tessa, who won on his criminal reform policies. >> they are really tired of the politics and the fighting, because our neighborhoods are suffering read retail is suffering. public safety is suffering. it is important that we get back on track. reporter: voters also have favored mayor breed's appointees for school board. two of them have been declared winners. one is hanging on to a third place while the top three are voted in. dave: keep in mind, many races are still outstanding. we will continue to update results as they come in. you can go to our website to

find all results in one place. liz: david to pop, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi has been indicted by a federal grand jury. we received a copy of this indictment. the indictment does not replace san francisco district attorney jenkins investigation. they are two different prosecutions in different systems. he is accused of breaking into nancy pelosi's home last month and attacking her husband, paul pelosi, with a hammer. he has a preliminary hearing scheduled for december 14 on those charges. a dangerous chase appears to be ending in southern california. the driver stole multiple vehicles. he took the truck from a home that he went into while the people there try to stop him, and then minutes ago, the driver smashed into multiple police cars and other vehicles. he came to a stop at a gas station. it appears police shot beanbags

into the driver's window. dozens of officers have surrounded the truck, a very dramatic situation. a lot of people have been following live. the driver has not yet emerged. dave: happening now, we will take a look at our current weather conditions. yesterday's storm has finished. drivers in the sierra are taking advantage of clear conditions today. there are no chain controls at this moment. there is an awful lot of snow. liz: it is good to see it. >> it is a great start to the snow season. let me show you those totals. dodge ridge, 44 inches. kingvale, 33. you will notice three feet at bear valley, two feet, palisades tahoe. now the chill is going to come in. temperatures are still comfortable in the 40's and 50's. we do have a frost advisory for virtually all areas excluding

san francisco, the bay, and the coast. 35 degrees or colder tomorrow morning. solano county is going into that frost advisory, 30 to 38 degrees. any frost that forms will lead to possible damage. bring your plants inside and don't forget about those pets. i'll be back to show you how cold and how long, coming right up. dave: more to come at 6:00, we are looking at layoffs. it is the bay area's big tech

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dan: on wall street, stocks finish the day in the red. investors are now shifting their way away from the midterm elections. the dow was down more than 640 points. the nasdaq lost about -- s&p 500 dropped to nearly 80 today. facebook's parent company, ceo mark zuckerberg sent a letter to employees today letting them know that about 11,000 workers are being laid off. the cuts amount to 13% of

metta's workforce read that is the largest job purge in the country's history. this move follows layoffs by salesforce and twitter, as well as snap and redfin. a business professor says, as much as the cuts will hurt, there is a benefit. >> much-needed rebalancing, both in terms of these businesses, and the cost of living. dan: he says it tech companies deserve blame by thinking the huge demand for digital services we saw during the pandemic would be permanent. he also blames russia's invasion of ukraine, supply chain issues, and inflation. liz: today we are hearing from one of the laid off employees, she said she knew this was coming. reporter: for months, rumors of potential layoffs were circulating. this morning, those rumors solicit -- solidified. >> i woke up about 8 a.m., i

checked my personal email, i found the email saying i am laid off. reporter: this software engineer who did not want to be identified by name, said many of her colleagues were up until 3:00 a.m. checking their personal email, hoping it wouldn't be them. >> everyone was anxious, we knew it would happen, but we don't know when. reporter: how many people do you know were also laid off today >> >> a lot. probably 10 or more. reporter: news of the layoffs is already impacting businesses in the area. business was already down with metta employees working from home. now, that concern intensifies. rheem -- >> i don't know what happened. reporter: some business owners were afraid to speak on camera. metta owns this shopping center and is influential in this

community. housing, retail, and open space development. today, the mayor of menlo park said, the project is on the council's agenda next week. i won't comment further. according to the severance package, employees will get 16 weeks of base pay, plus two weeks for each year of service. what is your plan now? >> i think i might take a break and rest for a while, looking for the new job. liz: never good to hear about those, especially right before the holidays. speaking of that, it is feeling chilly. dan: it is cooler today, and i guess it will get cooler still. >> temperatures are going to take a nosedive. let me show you a live picture right now of san francisco. frost advisory will be in effect from midnight to 9:00 a.m..

you can see all areas shaded in blue. we have a freeze warning along with parts of the salinas valley. temperatures are still in the 40's and 50's. look at these numbers coming down by 10:00, you will need that extra blanket on the bed, might even need some heat if you are in one of these areas where these temperatures will tumble. that is not where those numbers bottom out. they bought them out in the low to mid 30's for our coldest spots. unloved or seven, a few clouds still lingering as we head into tomorrow afternoon. upper 50's to the low, mainly sunny skies i'll be back with a full look, including the accuweather 7 day, which does include a chance of a few more showers. liz: love to see it. dan: music and memorable moments, that is what is happening on the cma awards tonight.

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and carly pierce. the show starts at 8:00 tonight right here on abc 7. dan: wheel of fortune will not air at its usual time. you can watch the episode overnight at 3:00 a.m., set your dvr. liz: jeopardy will also air at its usual time, but it is your chance, seeing amy schneider make her debut in the jeopardy tournament of champions. you don't want to miss that. you can watch it right after abc7news at six. dan: coming up next, fired then hired. we tracked the career path of a local police officer who has been involved in more than one deadly incident in the line of duty. liz: plus, then having abortion on the ballot drive democrats to get out and vote? exper

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: a former vallejo police officer involved in two fatal shootings and fired for unsafe conduct now has a new job. he has been hired by another

local police department. dan: melanie woodrow has this story that you will see only here on seven read some of the footage could be difficult to watch. reporter: fired vallejo police department -- officer is now working for the broadmoor police department near daly city. >> it is a direct slap in the face. reporter: officer mcmahon was one of six vallejo police officers that shot mcmahon more than 50 times in february 2019, killing him. in 2020, former police chief fired him for unsafe conduct and neglect for basic firearm safety that endangered fellow officers in connection with the shooting. >> for someone to make a decision and find that it was ok to put this man back in the same position of power, i think is disgraceful and irresponsible. reporter: an independent special prosecutor determined the officers felt their lives were threatened and acted in self-defense.

in 2018, officer mcmahon shot and killed ronell foster. he stopped foster for not having a light on his bicycle. the city of vallejo paid foster's family $5.7 million. they did not file criminal charges against mcmahon, noted that foster assaulted mcmahon with his flashlight while resisting arrest. >> it is disgusting and heartbreaking. reporter: broadmoor police department rights, a thorough investigation of officer mcmahon's background was completed by a background investigator with more than 20 years of experience. no applicant to the broadmoor police department would be hired if any disqualifying information is received or uncovered. >> it doesn't surprise me. that is what they do, they send them from one town to the other, to do more mayhem and killing.

>> we understand that the blue wall will protect their own. reporter: in a wrongful termination route lawsuit, whitney that when mcmahon surrendered his badge during a separate internal investigation, two points on his badge were bent, signifying the shootings of foster and mccoy. an attorney for officers, told the i team the officers weren't celebrating, but having confronted a lethal force incident. district attorney previously told me her office would not investigate allegations of badge bending. >> we don't chase rumors. reporter: chief williams launched an independent investigation into badge bending. they want the findings of that investigation publicly released. the vallejo police department previously told the i team the holdup was with the city

attorney's office. in the meantime, sullivan and mccoy worrying about officer mcmahon being back on the streets. >> this is a nightmare. >> he is viewed as a serial killer a badge. reporter: the police department says they're very careful about the people they hire. they say officer mcmahon is an experience veteran officer who has served with fairness, equality, and constitutional leasing. -- policing. dan: fire crews are mopping up after a fire at a homeless encampment this afternoon. under interstate 880 where mandela parkway turns into 3rd street in west oakland. cruz got the fire under control just before 4:00, not before several vehicles burn. no word of any injuries, this is just the latest in a series of fires encampments across oakland. liz: back to the latest on the

election, results continue to come in. abortion rights where on the ballot, not just here in california, but across the country this year. in michigan, voters agreed to enshrine abortion access into their state constitution in kentucky, voters rejected the abortion ban enshrined in their constitution. both sides of the aisle are supporting abortion rights, that certainly must have played a role. reporter: when governor gavin newsom celebrated his victory, he spoke less about his own accomplishments and more about one, key issue. abortion access in prop one. >> how proud i am that we affirmed, clearly, with conviction, that we are a true freedom state. that we embrace the rights of women and girls. reporter: the focus of his remarks is another signal of how important democrats see the issue of abortion.

tuesday's election was the first national election since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. despite republicans who predicted a red wave, that didn't happen. the question now is how much voters were driven by the abortion issue when they went to the polls. >> the democratic stance is more popular with voters. do you think the issue of abortion is part of the reason that democrats were able to put off this so-called red wave? >> it helped. it didn't hurt. it sort of was a part of the puzzle of holding back the red wave. reporter: during the streaming coverage, we asked the chairwoman of the california gop whether she thinks the issue of abortion her republicans? >> overwhelmingly, that is not an issue that comes. they are talking about the economy, our failing schools, the crime in our streets, and the homeless crisis. dan: is not really the case?

across the country, the supreme court decision fired up a lot of voters. you really think that your voters and republican voters didn't care about that issue? >> here in california, even if prop one would have failed, nothing would have changed. daliz: that is what the gop is saying. the republican party will have to rethink how they address this issue. she says democrats also have work to do, they can't just focus on this one issue. still, they picture many voters have a clear message. dan: something else to keep in mind, the election produced some historic victories for lgbtq candidates, all across the country. we spoke with local leaders who say the work must continue. reporter: from the first openly lesbian elected to governor in

massachusetts, to a second in oregon. a trans man voted into new hampshire's state legislature. and here in california, the first openly gay immigrant is on his way to congress. >> that shows that we have made progress. reporter: suzanne is the interim executive director of san francisco pride. today, she is congratulating her predecessor. >> we want to first of all, say, congratulations. >> i am used to saying, i am the board president of san francisco pride, this is a whole new world for me. reporter: wins across the country, and in her own backyard, signal a changing of the tide. >> not only am i a black woman, i am a masculine presenting woman. i think it is amazing that we are in a time that i don't have to put on a skirt to be who i am and run for office.

>> as we see more candidates being more open, we are seeing some of these historic first. reporter: dr. melinda jackson is a political science professor at san jose state university. >> we are seeing a real backlash particularly against transgender rights. i think these lgbtq candidates will play an important role in representing the other side. >> there are still obstacles, there are prejudices, there are biases that exist, even in the bay area. we have to be vigilant. dan: he will continue to track election results, both locally and nationally on our website. you will find that on abc7news.com,/election. stay here with us, and a storm is coming. tonight, a look at what the east coast is bracing

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dan: a rare november hurricane is forecasted to make landfall in florida tonight or early tomorrow morning. thousands of airports have closed as hurricane nicole nears florida's southern atlantic coast. the state faces several threats. >> the winds are the main concern. we also expect to see some heavy rains, the potential for flash flooding, and three to five feet of storm surge in some areas. dan: a number of airports, key airports, have closed. waist deep flooding to the bahamas earlier today. last time a hurricane hit the u.s. in november was back in 1985. liz: there is a slight chance of rain in our forecast, otherwise it will be bright and sunny for days.

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weather around here, and a hurricane in florida. liz: we are happy to hear there is some rain in the forecast? >> it is a small chance, but yes. let me show you these storm totals from the storm that has been with us for a few days. over three inches of rain, but as you scan around, many areas are in that one to one and a half inch category. some places where more, and if used less. not bad for the start of our rainy season. how are we doing in terms of percent of normal? sfo, 120 8%. look at san jose, that is usually lagging way behind. 20 6%. santa rosa, 50%. san francisco, 87%. satellite radar showing you the snow falling over the sierra. anywhere from one to three and half feet. mammoth recording at 60 inches

of snow. had a few local rain showers here this morning. as you look to southern california, debris flows, flooding, heavy rain down south, as well everybody got beneficial rain. it is a spectacular view of san francisco, 53 in the city, 54, oakland. 54 in san jose. as we checked out the view, all is calm here, 50 in santa rhoda -- rosa. golden gate bridge, dried tonight. cold and frosty the next two mornings. chance of showers late friday night into saturday. dry and milder weather coming your way early next week. frost advisory for tomorrow morning. other than san francisco, everyone going under that frost advisory. temperatures will drop down, low 30's to the mid 40's, even places like san francisco. it will be cold. tomorrow afternoon, upper 50's the low 60's.

we will fast-forward to veterans day. a weak system could bring a little drizzle or an isolated couple of showers come up friday night going into early saturday. you probably won't even notice. saturday afternoon and evening, this model wants to bring in some showers. the other computer model is not so wet for us, but certainly looking at some snow in the mountains. not as much as what we saw over the last few days. tracking hurricane nicole, it is a category one hurricane. lashing out at the grand bahamas. wind gusts 85 miles per hour, sustained, 75 read a rare hurricane for november. expected to be a category tomorrow morning. it will continue up along the gulf coast. heavy rain, flooding, tornadoes, some of the biggest threats, and the storm surge. the seven day forecast, morning chill with the frost thursday and friday. after that, just a couple of

chances of showers between friday night and saturday. bright and warm are going into next week. and, we are going to be watching for those offshore winds developing midweek amount which usually brings higher fire dangers. liz: good to see we have a little chance of showers. l >> the warriors got some work to do. we have seen the greatest of steph curry for years. one new warrior is shocked at what he is witnessing on a daily basis. how

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from steph curry and a blown call by the refs at the buzzer. to beat the sacramento kings, at home? warriors would be staring at a six game losing streak right now. with dante coming back from the hamstring injury, the bench should be better. dante is greatness up close, even he is blown away by what he has seen daily from steph curry. >> i played with a really dominant, great leader in milwaukee, with honest. coming here, hearing a bunch about stuff, he has really shocked me. especially, how down to earth, as a person, down to earth as a leader and a basketball player, how good he is. i had a certain level of expectation, and he blew that out of the water. >> people can get used to greatness and not really appreciate it as much as you should. that is special. not many people can come up and do it like that.

>> staff -- steph curry, one-of-a-kind. klay thompson stopped by to surprise the students, unveiling a new refurbished court with designs from local san francisco artists. the legends of tomorrow. the court designed by the nonprofit project backboard, it features a unique design by local artists trying to make it a creative and fun place for students to play. football, refreshed after a week off, the 49ers getting ready for a sunday night football showdown. head coach did take a few days off, but, mentally he will be scheming up ways to use christian mccaffrey and deebo samuel together. you have a tailback who is a great receiver, a great receiver who can also play tailback, the possibilities are endless. >> five guys who can touch the ball. the more people have to worry about those guys, the better the

you have two guys who are a little interchangeable for both positions. it just makes it a lot easier to read the field. it is not like people will do this for him or he will do that for tebow. -- devo- debo. makes it more of a threat. >> it will be fun seeing him out there with mccaffrey. they will be busting out the platinum card this winter, the biggest target on the board for the giants is literally the biggest target, 6'7", aaron judge. nobody is out of our capability, it is about mutual interest and how we put together the best possible team. which translates to if aaron judge really wants to leave the yankees, the giants will have the cash. they have also given free-agent pitcher, carlos, -- that could turn into a bidding war.

the giants might be interested in bringing back evan longoria. after 25 years, dusty baker snagged his first world series title. naturally, he will run it back. he wanted a one-year deal, that is what they will give him. 73-year-old baker says he has about 1500 text and tons of emails that he has not had a chance to read. congratulatory messages, mine is in there somewhere. i haven't heard back. i am not going to wait by the phone, he has a long list of people. dan: i don't think i know 1500 people to text. he will get back to you. liz: dream on larry. [laughter] the night on abc seven at 8:00, the 56th annual cma awards, followed by abc7news at 11:00. abc7news is streaming 20 47, you can get the app and join us

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is the... here is our first group of semifinalists-- a director at a startup from new york, new york... an executive assistant from cambridge, massachusetts... and a writer from oakland, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to the semifinals in the "jeopardy!" tournament of champions. now, we began this competition with 21 players who had amassed between them a total of exactly 200 "jeopardy!" wins.

folks, that's almost a full season of our show. but today we're down to just nine champions-- six who emerged victorious after a very competitive quarterfinal round and three who were seeded directly into the semifinals by virtue of their extraordinary play during the regular season. one of those seeded champions is with us here today-- amy schneider, of course-- alongside maureen o'neil and tyler rhode. but just for the record, the advantages of being a one-seed end right here. it's an equal playing field today for all three of you and only one will advance to the finals. good luck. let's get into the game. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round. first... then... we have... the word "en" is in each response. and finally... i'm haley jones of cardinal women's basketball with clues about the rich history of athletics at stanford. amy, start us off. chess for champs, $200.