those who live there. >> plus $40,000 worth of equipment gone. tonight police are trying to find a massive machine stolen from a constr site. >> and an east bay couple tried for years to start a family, and after welcoming a baby girl their memories were stolen. [ indiscernible ] >> how their baby's first moments were taken and why the thieves may not even know what they have. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening everyone. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> on the eve of election day candidates are hoping to secure as many votes as possible. there are a number of propositions and races up for grabs tomorrow. among them the race for governor. also the races for mayor in san jose and oakland. as well as the number of

propositions from improving the water storage to raising the cap on medical malpractice awards. and there are a number of smaller awards that could have an impact. voters must decide if they are ready for a seen. bay 101 casino in san jose, operators are looking to reallocated. they want to move five miles away for a tax benefit. ktvu's azenith smith is live at the proposed location with the debate surrounding measure e. >> reporter: if voters pass measure e this is where bay 101 casino could end up. a way from schools and businesses. it will bring in much needed revenue to the city. opponents argue it will ruin the city's image and small town feel. >> reporter: it is likely the single most important issue facing milpitas voters. if approved it would allow bay

101 casino to move from its current home in san jose to milpitas. he calls it a no brainer. >> if they move it it brings $8.4 million in annual tax revenue. >> reporter: it is money that would expand public safety and bring 900 jobs. they could expand their tables and their tax rates would lower to 10.5%. >> if we don't take it another city will. >> reporter: one of three former mayors along with police and fire associations who support it. local businessman is strongly against it. >> we are visualing giants signs on 880, 680 say -- visualizing giant signs on 880,

680 saying come. >> reporter: he is concerned with the potential for crime. >> why should we look for a sugar daddy to come in. there is something wrong about this. >> reporter: the mayor was initially in favor, he recently changed his mind saying he is against gambling. >> reporter: it needs a majority to pass. 50% plus one vote. if passed it still needs to get approved at the state level. azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. in the east bay a scramble for a ballot measure many people think they have seen before. measure bb in alameda county. a tax increase for transportation. you may recall it lost two years ago in one of the chosest ever campaigns in the bay area -- closest ever campaigns in the bay area. ktvu's john fowler where supporters are hoping for a different outcome tomorrow. >> reporter: that's right.

right now they are campaigning. supporters for measure bb are hoping to convince voters to pay the highest county sales tax in california. >> reporter: a time change, bike light give away and a pitch for measure bb. >> we need more protected bike ways. >> reporter: it add as half cent sales tax to 9.5%, 8 billion dollars over 30 years. and funds transportation upgrades. repaves streets and improves bike, and rail service. they claim 30 years of sky high taxes will kill growth. many commuters today think it is worth it. >> it is very congested everywhere. we need more transportation in

general from buses to rails. >> reporter: measure bb needs a 2/3 super majority to pass. two years ago it fell 721 votes short. now changes to bb's language have swung some taxpayer group whose were opposed to it now to support it. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. according to our poll tomorrow could set a record and not in a good way. 18million people are registered to vote in california but the poll estimates 8 million people will actually cast ballots tomorrow. that is 46% of registered voters. the lowest turn out in the past century was in 2002. tomorrow we could see the lowest voter turn out ever. and stay with ktvu for continuing election coverage. you can go to our website

www.ktvu.com to find your polling place. in petaluma police are looking for stolen property that isn't easy to hide because it is huge. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's ken wayne is at please headquarters with details on the thief who made off with heavy equipment. ken? >> reporter: it is a mini excavator worth $40,000. we want to show you a picture of what it looks like. this is similar equipment. it was parked near to a commercial building and was taken over the weekend. with highway 101 widening work there is a lot of heavy equipment parked around here over night. police have seen a spike in property crimes and stolen construction equipment but in this case they are getting bolder. >> they get clever on how they will take something. how they did this one we are not sure. there is a lot of equipment out

there. we had other thefts. nothing like this in terms of value. >> reporter: police say a flatbed truck was spotted in the area over the weekend and the thief may have loaded it up and drove away. one construction worker told me they suffered thefts but they have gps tracking devices on their equipment. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. now to continuing coverage. slower than expected demolition of the eastern span of the bay bridge is just one of many factors that pushed the project over budget. the most recent projections will be released tomorrow. demolition of the old span has been delayed because of nesting sea birds. also bolt issues and problems with corrosion are expected to cost $30 million.

officials need money for routine main maintenance. bart trains are running after a service -- after service was stopped after a body was found on the tracks. it was discovered on the pittsburg/bay point and pleasant hill stations between the concord and north concord stations. a train operator discovered the body about 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> part of the investigation is going to be what happened. we don't know if a train hit the person or the person was deceased from some other means. >> b.a.r.t. says somebody reported seeing someone on the traction about 4:30 a.m. but it is not know if that is the same person who was found dead this morning. new information about a man charged with killing a mother of four in oakland. documents show he confessed to the crime. he made a court appearance today and told the judge he is trying trying to hire an attorney. he was arrested last week. documents show he lives in

oakland blocks from 98th avenue where perla avina was gunned down while riding in the car with her husband. afsheriff's deputy from sacramento county who was killed in the line of duty was honored by thousands today. >> i speak for the men and women of this fine agency when i say we will always remember your sense of humor, compassion for your fellow man and love for your family. >> he and another deputy were killed in a crime spree that crossed through two counties a week ago. it continues with a long procession on interstate 80. new at 6:00 p.m. the new va clinic will be built at the former naval air

station. 112 acres are set aside for the new health center that will replace the outpatient clinic. the remaining land will remain undeveloped. caught on camera. a thief steal as phone and a computer from a car but the bad guy took more than just electronics. the thief took pressures memories. >> and a chp officer facing felonies turns himself in. accused of forwarding himself photos of women he arrested. >> after the break talking about a warm up coming your way. cold in the morning. temperatures down into the 30s but a warm up in the 5 day.

. former california highway patrol officer accused of sharing revealing pictures of women who were under arrest apologized today. sean harrington is accused of forwarding himself photos of women he arrested for dwi 2 himself and others. outside the courtroom his attorney said his client is sorry and also suggested the possibility of a plea deal. >> his apologies extend to the women who were victimized but i want to make it clear, it extends to all of the members of law enforcement whose reputations are potentially tarnished. >> his arraignment was postponed till november 14. other cases that he was involved in are under review now and could potentially be dismissed. we know the name of a man who was shot in san francisco

over the weekend. the medical examiner today identified the victim as 18 years old. he was shot in the torso in the western additional around 9:00 a.m. saturday morning. he made it inside a market where he collapsed. he died at the hospital. police are still searching for a motive and the gunman. allayment was locked down while police suched for a car thief. -- annulments was locked down while police searched for a car thief -- an elementary school locked down today while police searched for a car thief. lawmakers who support the elementary, a stronger -- environment, a stronger focus on the environment by lawmakers

this year. no lawmaker got a perfect score last year but this year 34 received scores of 100%. >> i think we have come through a fairly dark period for the environment in california for environmental policy that was influenced by concern about the bad economy and legislators were grasping at anything. >> 8 lawmakers received zero on the 2014 report card because they voted against every bill supported by the club. >> reporter: apple fans will have to wait longer for the apple smart watch. apple will delay the release till the spring. apple unveiled the first watch in september and according to report they want to improve the battery that needs to be charged avenue day. -- every day. cell phones document our lives and a couple who tried

for years to have a baby documented every bit of the journey in cell phone pictures only to have the phone stolen, pictures and all. ktvu's noelle walker talked to the couple who say they don't care about the stolen electronics, they just want their memories back. >> reporter: at three weeks old her life is filled with kodak moments but there are few pictures to document the precious moments when she entered the world. >> if i had one thing, it would be the pictures. >> reporter: on october 28 he stopped in for a caffeine jolt. >> he is here three minutes. >> he parked his car right here and those surveillance cameras captured the moment when his memories became someone else's. surveillance video shows a car pulls up, someone smash the window and steal a computer and cell phone but the thieves took

much more than that. >> i feel really bad. he was more concerned about the pictures. >> reporter: and poof, gone. there were pictures on the phone stolen out of the car. pictures of the baby they tried for six years to have. >> long time. >> long time coming. [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. >> miracle. >> reporter: now they are hoping for another miracle. hoping to get the pictures back. >> what they took is just -- irreplaceable. >> photos documenting everything from the trip to the hospital to meeting their dotter for the first time. -- daughter for the first time. . >> pictures in the surgery room. i missed all of that. all of those pictures are -- i didn't get to see that. >> reporter: priceless memories now just kept in their mind's eye.

>> like somebody ripping up a document. killed all the history. that is the most recent picture. >> reporter: his new phone is backed up to the cloud. a little insurance to saver the moments that can't be replaced. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> they just want the sim card with the pictures. if you can help call or e-mail us. boy, can you imagine losing those picturesf your kids -- pictures of your kids -- >> no. priceless. [ talking at the same time ] a beautiful fall day around the bay area and warmer weather could be on the way. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin is in the weather center. we are talking 80 degrees? >> yeah. middle of the week. back into the low 80s. i don't think we are mid-80s.

low 80s. upper 70s. the down side is dry. i don't see rain in the five- day forecast. which is not good thing. considering the situation with water. i would like to see rain starting now in the five-day forecast. right through the period. through the winter. that is off to do. there is the fire hose. that is the rain. this pattern is productive but it is not in our area. it is well north. thousands of miles of moisture off the pacific. straight line. going fast. and pacific northwest, as long as it stays like that will get a drenching. we get a few clouds and we get a wind shift that will start up once the high pressure builds in. takes the winds in this direction. right? north, northeast. off shore. can be a big fire danger concern. you know, but i don't see that happening. especially this late in the season and the rain we had.

right now winds are westerly, which is typical for most of the area. that is the deal. it will go off shore into the middle of the week and that is how you get temperatures into the low 80s this time of year. 59 oakland. 56 walnut creek. over night lows will be chilly. in the north bay 39 santa rosa. 37 napa. that is cold. it is going to be cold. this week cool mornings mild to warm days. the jet stream remains up here. high pressure stays in charge and temperatures near 80. that is for lots of us. even around the bay. low 80s as well. nice dry one through the

period. these are highs for tomorrow. warmer than today by a few degrees. patchy coastal fog but nothing that will slow you down. 72 san jose. after a cool start for the kids. and yourself heading off to work. when i was a kid, it is cold, put your jacket on, in the afternoon it gets warm and you leave your jacket. i did that. my kids did it. i bet your kids do it too. that is the way it will be all week. cold in the morning, they forget they have a jacket. thursday temperatures get into the low 80s. [ talking at the same time ] >> my kid is no, i don't need a jacket and then calls me up, dad, can you bring my jacket -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. 49ers are back at practice trying to regroup after yesterday, talk about a gut

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>> they shouldn't have any doubt the giants want pablo sandoval and they are a ways off for securing their service. pablo sandoval is safe to say, most popular giants. hunter pence wanted him back. the giants extend a qualifying offer of $15.3 million. he will no doubt reject and decline the offer but what it does do is make sure the giants receive draft pick compensation should he go to another team and leaves the door open for negotiations. they want him back. here is the world series hero. a .344 career hitter in the world series. first player ever to hit home runs in his first three world series at best. 49ers, the lowest ever for them in the jim harbaugh era. they have so many problems it

is hard to know where to begin but the last play of the game, colin kaepernick fumbling. he did not cross the goal line according to officials who didn't have the greatest shot to to review it. wasn't clear. they loose the the rams. they are 4-4 with the most difficult part of their schedule ahead. yet they had to review that play again in their own sometimes after the game yesterday. >> ball came out. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> regardless. we had opportunities. we didn't take advantage. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> that is why i am here to make plays regardless of the

situation. i have do be better back there. . >> penalties. dumb blocks. dumb techniques. played like [ bleep ] >> pretty much says it all. high school match-up, football, game of the week. kennedy at american high school. there will be featured friday night. that is the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. thank you for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night. hey sweetie.

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