>>le with, i go into the store, in norstrom rack. >> she said she had been shopping without any problems, but when she went to check out, she saw a young boy having a temper tantrum in a shopping cart. >> the volunteer was hurting my ears so i asked her nicely to calm her child down. the volume. >> how did you say it? >> i asked her to quiet him down. >> the mother didn't like that. >> she said "don't tell my child what to do." i said i didn't tell your child what to do. can you kwieity him down a litte quiet down a little bit. i told her to go to hell and i said "i'll see you there." >> she said she went outside and

the mother said, where did you tell me to go and i said "i told you to go to hell." she hits me and she's on top of me. this was the result. a blood y mouth and scrapes on her arm and a tooth bree is not sure she can save. bree admits it's not the first time she's talked to a parent about a loud child, but this is the first time the 20 year old has gotten a violent reaction. >> do you think you'll do anything different moving forward with parent and their parent. >> >> no, because i say what i want. >> i talked to the police several times today. they - they're searching for the mother involved. we did see the police here at this normstrom rack. they picked up surveillance video, and they believe the entire incident was caught on

camera. news channel 2. voters are hitting the polls. right now we're learning how voters across the country are deciding who will lead in washington. every 30 minutes, new polls close. within the last five minutes, polls closed in three more states with there's key race and heather holmes is in the news room. >> colorado wrapped up, and kansas and louisiana. at 6:00, we're waiting numbers there, already the republicans have flipped two states. both west virginia and arkansas, and they only need four more to gain control of the u.s. senate. one of the other key races we're watching is in new hampshire. this race has tightened in the last half hour as we take a look, we're 23% of the precinct, jeafa -- jeanen stale lead --

>> and now we head to north carolina, democratic kay hagan maintaining her league, although this has tightened up a little bit. 47% of the precinct. >> all right. heather, thanks very much. joining is cory cook. he's an analyst from the university of san francisco. the republicans are four seats closer to gaining control of the senate. there's still a long way to go. >> for the most part, it's what we've expected. we're hear about colorado and iowa. a lot of people paying attention to kansas. so at this point, the most you can expect, the republicans will win six seats. the question is can the

democrats win the republicans seats and break even. it's going well for republicans. the virginia senate race which few people thought was going to be close, it's nationally too close to call. folks expect virginia will stay democratic. those are the indicators on election night that's concerning for democratic encumbrance. >> after an election, they say it's going to be a new buy parson spirit. what do you see happening kruing that republicans gain control. you have a democratic senate. is there going to be any bi parsonship? >> they ran against the president saying they wouldn't compromise the president. tare going to appeal the affordable obamacare. they'll put him on the defensive on immigration and they're going to roll back his agenda. there's going to be a lot of pressure on the

republican leadership as soon as -- not to compromise, not to reach bargains on entitlements. we're looking at two more years in washington. >> the focus is on the us senate. not a lot of attention being paid in the governor's race. >> it's interesting. democrats are going to pick up three -- california we know of, and new york and new hampshire has been called. a chance to pick up in pennsylvania and florida. key states that's going to look toward the presidential election. they have an influence in 2016. for whatever reason, an lot of attention. colorado is interesting on the republican side. and illinois got interesting, although it appears most expected that democratic will hold on.

the math is governor's race and it's different. these are district by district elections. kansas is an amazing state where republicans came into power. they did what they said they would do. the state bonded out in terms of their fiscal situation. no one thought it would be competitive for the democrats >> one of them is in the bay area. what do you see happening there? it's all a matter of the republican turn out. >> it's. it's an interesting race. it's going to be a democratic seat. not getting a lot of attention because a democratic will win. this is a significant race, a long time incumbent and labor democrat running being challenged -- we know from previous races using the top two primaries, we call organ voters.

democrats have a ballot to reaps and voters don't like choosing between two candidates. more than half of those will leave those races blank, even when they go to the polls, they'll leave those blank. the question is will they get enough -- we know that mike honda has more support. what will these other voters on these elections do. >> a long way to go. we'll talk to you. cory cook from usf. thank you for being with us. thank you, corey. the election's department website is up and running after a glitch crashed the system just after the polls open. the shut down caused headaches at the registrar office. there was a flood of phone calls of voters and many wanted to know the location of their voting poll. it caused problems in shasta and a dozen areas. the website was

back up by 12:30. one voter told us she thought that the glitch was ridiculous. >> if you move for something, it would be disconcerning and i hope that doesn't affect the vote. >> the glitch was traced back to a soft wear company based in tampa, florida. no word on what caused it. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. we'll post local election results live as they come it. look for the banner at the top of our home page when the polls close in california at 8:00. an arson investigation is under way tonight into a fire that destroyed a home in geyserville. sheriff's officials say a deputy arrived on hillsboro avenue to serve an eviction notice and noticed the house was engulfed in flames. investigators are looking into the men have any connection with the fire that were seen driving away. the death of a teenager boy

hit on the train tracks earlier this morning appears to be a suicide. he was hit by a train heading south to san jose. the santa clara medical examiner's office identified him as 16 year old cameron lee. he was a student at palo high school and many students that goes to that school have been -- including a high school graduate three weeks ago. a guilty verdict was handed down for the murder of raveesh. he was killed two years ago and tied up and died. drummer was convicted and will likely to be given a life sentence. two defendants await trial while a

fourth female victim -- she was hired by a prostitute and helped plan the attack. a deadly crash in san jose caused a traffic back up right in the middle of the morning commute. the crash happened just before 8:00 this morning in the busy area of hills dale area. the witnesses say the car was traveling and was entering onto hills dale when it hit the side railing and overturned. witnesses say they saw the male driver crawl out of the car badly injured. >> another witness showed me where the person was, and we came over there and started praying for him, and praying for him to just keep breathing, and we're here, and we were there and kept our hands on him and talked to him. >> paramedics rushed the scene, but the pan did not survive. no one else was hurt. they don't know if alcohol or drugs played

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their way to save water >> it's holding up well. californians saved 10% of water. cut their water consumption by 15 percent. the bay area did better with people using -- some cities within the bay area saved more than that. >> don't let the sprinklers fool you. he takes wash conservation seriously. >> i spend too much time doing this. >> every week he waters his lawn. its a four to five hour process. >> there's a lot of walking around getting the stuff together. >> he logs the gallons to a water treatment facility and hooks the barrels up to an electric pump >> 80% of my wife -- >> he cut his water use by 40% doing this and he's not

along. according to a report, the advantage person in pleasanton has cut water by 40%. because of a limited water in pleasanton, they didn't have a choice. >> you may go to your fossette ask there was inform water. >> bay wear use per person is down by 15% and it's the lowest in the state. the highest consumption in the state is in the colorado river valley region where water use is down 7%. people there consume an advanta2 50 it gallons of water a day. >> this is the wots drought that california has been through. sgh the state is requiring all water utilities to report water use on a monthly basis. smith says that might be a way to set limits on water use. >> if you get short on water

use, you're going to get 50 gallons per person and if you use more than that, you have to wait until you get more >> there's no immediate plans to limit individual water use, but he says by measuring it per person, it gives the state a better idea of how people are using water. >> police in runner park are hoping that someone can help them identify a man who sexually assaulted a man. it happened at 4:00 a.m. police say the victim was walked up from a party and the man pushed her from the ground and attacked her and the man ran away down the -- he's 6 feet tall and 180 pounds. he has a lighter colored beard and a tattoo on his inner left forearm. the victim said he was wearing a light colored t-shirt and red pant and smelled of

alcohol. supervisors got a real ear full over the board's 34% pay raise. >> got to go. >> three dozen union workers including city, county, and school employees disrupted the supervisors meeting in martinez this morning. the group left turn the meeting peacefully. the union says the board has doubled their salaries over the past ten years while telling the workers that they didn't have money for cost of living increases. >> only recently we were able to secure after a difficult bargaining a 4% increase that didn't catch up us with the cost of the living. >> the supervisors salaries with set at 70% of what superior coach judges over. $129,000, and the raise takes affect in january.

stadium feeds are being shipped out for those who have paid -- a seat mix up has one fan worried she won't get a peace of the park that carries family memories. when leane seefed her tickets, she knew she did not receive the seat used by her mother for 40 years. the seat row 11 seat 10 has an inscription. >> this will always be your seat and we drew hearts on it. we saw interest was no inscription addressed to my mom on it, and i kind of teared up a little bit. >> she says the seat care ease more meaning because her mother died four years ago. a 49ers spokes person tells us the team is trying to locate the seat and planning to check the stock to see if the seat is still there. a bit warmer out there as we

head into your tuesday. wednesday will be a little warmer. there is no rain in this taft. the weather is what i'm thinking is the morning is going to be chilly. mid 70s and low 70s. the jet stream is to the north. you can see the jet stream based on where the cloud was flowing. it's really far north. so we're in this high pressure zone down here. that means dry. it's not the pattern you want to see. it's not winter. it's still fall. this is typical for this type of year. we need a typical year. we need some rain. okay. the forecast for tomorrow will be warmer. right now 62 in concord. the valleys had fog this morning. we had fog by st. mary's college and in the napa area and new valley fog.

it's that dense stuff that shows up late in the evening and into the early morning hours and it's not wide spread. that's what make it's dangerous. so you do those commutes so you know where the fog is. it's the mechanisms are there for that fog to around. be ready for it in the morning hours. really, for the rest of the we'll because it's cold in the mornings, pretty much calm winds and that fog will set up. warm afternoons. 79 in danville and 79 in livermoore. 79 in morgan hill. a naive day tomorrow. what i'm showing you now, just take it through the week. we have some fluctuations and variations but you get the idea. right through your bay area, saturday and sunday, mild to warm, dry, dry, dry. 5-day forecast this week is dry and i think next week we'll get rain. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. >> thanks, bill. we're following breaking

news in san jose. chopper 2 just arrived over a deadly scene. we're told the shooting occurred at an apartment on diamante and you can see a patrol car on the left-hand side. the shooting reportedly happened an hour ago, less than an hour ago. a san jose spokesperson tells us smith that one person was killed, and right now police are looking for two suspects who fled in a car. we're working to get more information. as soon as we do, we'll bring it to you. in the meantime, the world series mvp madison vr bum bumgarner goes on television. mark is up next with sports.

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san francisco giants manager, bochi is a finalist for manager of the year, but even with his world series victory, he isn't expected to win the award. washington manager's matt williams is favored to win after leading that team to 96 wins in his rookie season. bochi won the manager of the year award in 1996 when he

managed the padres. >> at least williams is a former giants. >> support kershaw will win the sigh on award because she voted before the world series and madison might have won it. >> he was on late night. >> he was good late last night. >> he could put himself well. madison bumgarner making the late night runs on jimmy fallon show last night and boys, he was interesting to watch because like i say, he's not the kind of guy that you figure he's going to be out going, but he was relaxed. he brought a gift. >> i was excited to bring it to you. it's a normal thing for a guy to give another guy -- we've never met. absolutely. >> what is this? >> i've got some underwear for you. >> a pair of underwear.

>> this is fantastic. >>[screaming] >> what do you give a guy who has everything. bumgarner underwear. it's going to be a good game. clippers is anticipated and the two guys going against each other tomorrow. that's curry and on your left, chris paul of the clips and today, they were talking to young adults about getting a more active lifestyle and they participated in a cycling class with 100 participates in the city. >> running around with this gentleman right here, but on days off, we go to the gym and work out, so that was a threat right here. it's apart of our work out team. we do condition where you can do stuff with less

impact -- >> they won't be smiling tomorrow night when they face off against each other, but unlike -- for the record, i'm wearing a pair. >> thanks for sharing. >> too much information there. >> you got it for free. >> put them on e bay. >> all right. mark, thank you. >> tonight at 10:00, complete te lection and we're going to run down the races and how they effect you, and we're watching for a shift in power and congress. live team coverage tonight at 10:00. >> modern family coming up next. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. visit your local branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more.

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