mayor antonio villaraigosa has 10% of the vote. anton antonio villaraigosa has been calling to extend the deadline from 8:00 to 10:00. >> abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is covering the race at gavin newsom's watch party in san francisco. >> reporter: so what would an election night be without a snafu? and as you mentioned there is a big one in los angeles county. that democratic candidate antonio villaraigosa feels could hamper his bid. we'll tell you more about that in just a moment. but, yes, i'm here at gavin newsom's watch party at a party and they are indeed ready to party. >> things i indeed looking favorable. >> reporter: that was gavin newsom sounding modest this morning as he cast his vote in large spur. it's clear he will be one of the two candidates facing off in the fall. he wants his rival to be republican multi-millionaire john cox. cox, a relative unknown, received a big boost when donald trump decided to endorse him. in fact, this morning the president tweeted, high tax, high crime california, be sure to get out

antonio villaraigosa right there n third. again you heard raj just mention that villaraigosa is calling for the election to be extended. let's show you the other top three headliners. travis allen, john chiang, and delai delaine eastin. sam, we just heard from newsom just a short time ago saying he may not be done just yet. he's still going to push forward. >> reporter: you know, that basketball metaphor no doubt is going to go over very well with warriors fan. everyone in a gleeful mood because if you are part of the newsome campaign, you could not have drawn out a better result than what we saw ght. there was never any mystery as to whether gavin newsom was going to finish in the top two. the question was who would his opponent be? in recent weeks, surge from san diego businessman, john cox, gavin newsom gets exactly the guy he wants. now, the reason behind this strategy is obvious. it is a simple numbers game. there are 44% of registered democratic voters in california compared to 25% independent. they just eclipsed republi

until then, kron4. >> we will try to get antonio villaraigosa when he speaks.t's get back to san francisco. the numbers keep coming in. here's where we stand now. dear percent is incorrect, we have more than that, but london breed is still in front, 36% over mark leno. let's talk about mark leno. >> he is edging up, we're live at his election party. can you describe the situation there tonight? >> we are outside, because the headquarters closed up, and they went across the street so they could have a large block party. you can hear the music playing behind us. it could bethe first elected gay mayor of san francisco. leno announced his decision to run in the fall, his campaign slogan quote, a new direction for san francisco. leno has had a long tenure in polics. he was a san francisco supervisor, and california state assemblyman, and now continuing his public service by running for mayor. he has tried to run a platform of mental health. he wants to create a justice center tackling the homeless situation. housing needs, all subjects he is focused on. he is also v

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la county hasn't come in yet, and that will affect antonio villaraigosa.ntage? if it's not as big a margin as it should be, as people think it should be, that will have repercussions going down the field. people will be wondering, did the strategy turn off democrats? were the votes spread out more evenly? we will see what happens. >> will be back in a bit. >> we'll check in in a bit. there's much more ahead, including adopted across races across the country. >> here's a look at the results coming in for our state offices in california. california. state offices in in now for our results coming look at the here is a (pam)the country. >> we are here with doctor sonja, a board-certified dermatologist. for over seven years, thousands of viewers have loved the procedures they've had done, and now you are bringing us the latest technology in hair loss. >> there's a lot of concerns when it comes to hair thinning and hair loss. for both men and women. they complain about hair receding or thinning, finding ways to camouflage it on a daily basis. it's traumatizing f

interesting, in yellow right there, that is the one single county, imperial county, won by antonio villaraigosa. and also gavin newsom took right there los angeles county. that was of course where villaraigosa was mayor. so no traction for villaraigosa even there. republicans of course relieved tonight they will have a candidate in the race for the top office come november. guys? >> really interesting. kristen, thanks so much. >>> well, the san francisco mayoral race was a heated contest with the potential for the city's first openly gay man, african-american woman or asian-american woman as mayor. >> chance for history in the city. here are the results as we have them at this moment. 58% of the precincts reporting. very good night for london breed, the city supervisor who briefly was acting mayor in san francisco. 36% of the vote. 26% of the vote for mark leno. jane kim has 22% of the vote. >> yeah. so those are the top three. and 8% for angela alioto. ellen lee zhou. and richie greenberg with 53% of the precincts reporting. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at london breed's election wat

and former la mayor antonio villaraigosa is expected to challenge john cox tonight, for second place, relying on latino voters, and ot -- force a democrat versus democrat wa better schools, they should vote, if they want to do something about good jobs, they should vote. >> if the polls are to be believed, i will be in the top two with mr. newsom, and i think the polls are probably going to be accurate, we will see. >> this afternoon, gavin newsom arrived in oakland, appearing alongside the oakland mayor, libby schaaf, he declined to say who we would like to see himself facing off against. >> let's make sure we get the vote out, and we will see what happens,at the end of the day, a contest, 45 people vying for e top two spots, anyone's guest at this stage. at the end of the day, polls don't vote, people vote. >> a democrat versus republican, registered democrats are two thirds of the state, it would be easier to secure win against a san francisco, christian>>> now is there to tell us more about selecting the next mayor.>> reporter: we have been here since about 3:00 this afternoon, a

mayor antonio villaraigosa.ns on air and, of course, online at cbssf.com. >>> and avoid northbound 101 heading through san jose if you can. major delays, only two lanes open due to an earlier crash. emergency crews are trying to clear the scene. 40 minutes between hellyer and san antonio. norty. that'ssl maki101 in th 's about 10 minus fr roland to 0 and 0 stil dealing th an ear accident, right near lelling in that southbound direction, in the red 22 minutes from 238 down to 84. neda? >>> nice clear conditions over the bay. looking east from the "salesforce tower" camera you can see low clouds over a lot of the east bay. temperatures are cool right now. partly cloudy skies more than yesterday. west winds are still coming in at sfo 17 miles per hour. they have a few flight delays there. visibility also impacted slightly at oakland because of the clouds. >> 10 degreecooler than average in th he studio, illy! >> ection results own air and online. ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wedne

, including the bay area, just yesterday, antonio villaraigosa appeals to the working class, and he is relying on the latino vote, it is possi could see a between and antoo villaraigosa, the latest poll from uc berkeley, gavin newsom in the lead, john cox, 20%, antonio villaraigosa, 30%, and trailing our john chia we have democrat versus democrat or republican? gavin newsom would rather face against a republican come november, that will no doubt increase his chances of a win. >> how are the attack ads playing in this race?>> reporter: we've a lot of them from both sides, but an interesting add, on its face, attacking john cox, for standing with president trump, but some democrats are upset with that, because they feel it will fire up conservative voters, and bring more republicans to the polls, and they are trying to flip several congressional seats and help their party when the house, we will see how it plays out tonight. >> thank you. >>> voters in san mateo and napa counties received voting ballots, one of the changes those counties made, adopting recommendations from the states v

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and a big disappointment for antonio villaraigosa. >> reporter: antonio villaraigosa was the former losa lot of people thought the contest would be between gavin newsom, the lieutenant governor of california and villaraigosa. because of trump's tweets and his support of john cox, john cox w rising in the final weeks and days. that's a big deal, he ended up in the number two spot for republicans. leaders like kevin mccarthy were worrd t woulmean that republican turnout would drop across the state. that could lael affect some of the most vulnerable members of congress. you think of theembers o congressm the central valley. they needed someone at the top of the ticket to g folks excited, get them out there in november. and so, republicans are breathing a sigh of relief on that tonight. >> a huge, huge sigh of relief, heard all the way from the west coast. maeve reston, thanks for staying up for us. >>> facebook facing backlash for sharing user data. this time with a chinese company that u.s. intelligence calls a security threat. u.s. officials worn that huawei smartphones can be used for s

antonio villaraigosa is at one -- is one of at least three candidates running for governor. he is one of the top runners. under california primary roles, the two candidates who get the most votes face-off, regardless of party. let's show you some of the numbers from the uc-berkeley poll. gavin newsom is in the lead with 33% while john cox, a republican and san diego businessman has come up from 9% to 20% now. travis allen has 12% and john chung has 7%. he will also be greeting bart riders and commuters this morning . the gubernatorial candidates are taking their message to the bay area. we are seeing some of the candidates come out and meet with voters later this morning. we will catch up with antonio villaraigosa in a short time and then we will have an update for you in about an hour. >>> millions of pele i il. day in san francisco, worke will still accept mail-in ballots out front of city hall. it will be open from 8 am until 5 pm and tomorrow when election day, it will be open from 7 am until 8 pm. the big races on the ballot tomorrow or the race for governor of californ

businessman and republican candidate john cox is 20%, rounding up the race, former la mayor antonio villaraigosa has 13%, gop is a layman travis allen has 14%, and john chiang is pulling at 7%. -- travis allen has 12 >> i know gavin newsom is probably measuring the oval offi drapes, but my messages he's not going to have to worry about the -- about that, californians will go in a different direction. >> i think that antonio villaraigosa woody -- would a mutougher candidate for gavin newsom.>> reporter: spending some time in california, they are all saying don't count them out just yet, because it could be like 2016, the polls are not always reliable. >> all about the turnout, paul, thank you.>>> casting ballots in many places, because of early voting, by mail, including san francisco, one of the candidates, jane kim, cast her ballot today, at the going by mail and receive their ballots a month ago. >>> we will have coverage on ktvu plus at 7 pm, and mpte coverage right here on ktvu fox 2 news at 10:00 11:00.>>> -- 10:00 and 11:00. >>> bill scott, was thought to get the job for the finalists for

mayor antonio villaraigosa finished third with nearly 14% of the vote. >>> now to the bridge toll measure. regional measure 3. at this hour, seven out of nine counties have yoeted yes to increase the tolls. a regional measure 3 money will come from the $3 increase in stages starting next year and ending in 2025. the tolls on bay bridges could go up as high as $9 during the peak commute hours. contra costa and solano overwhelmingly rejected the measure. we spoke to some of those voter overnight about the results. >> i'm not surprised. i didn't vote for it. i voted no. we just raised taxes essentially with taxing the bond. so i wasn't for raising them again. >> the toll increases are expected to raise more than $4 billion over 25 years. that money would be used to pay for transit projects all designed to alleviate the bay area's traffic crisis. we've got even more election coverage for you on our website right now. you can see how all of the races and measures did in your county. you can head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the red banner at the top of the home page. >> at 6:07. to other news w

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> antonio villaraigosa took to the stage in downtown l.a.oncession speech. >> gavin, thank you for caring enough about this state to put your hat in the ring, to run for governor of this state. we all

he already has the suppt of former democratic challenger antonio villaraigosa. we heard a lot of talk from newsom about setting up for values in standing up against the trump administration. and just a few hours ago, he made light of a tweet from president trump who supports cox, who says please come campaign for him, as much as possible. i think cox may have surprised a lot of people here in the bay area, it was not even a close race for second or that second top spot, but republicans will tell you they were not surprised. cox pulled away from villaraigosa early on, he maintains that lead all night, finishing with 26% of the vote. we spoke with cox this morning on mornings on two. >> amassing people to look beyond party labels, to somebody who really wants to fix this state, get this state to be lower taxes, and better in management was last -- less wasteful with our management. >> reporter: he wrote business people have been elected to queen of the politicians messes in state after state and in most cases party labels have little to do with who was elected, so

newsom, john cox, and antonio villaraigosa, gavin newsom is being called the winner of the race for california in this primary. >> antonio villaraigosa, the former mayor of los angeles , john cox, the top republican in the race, is a southern california businessman. making his first run for state office. we're live at gavin newsom headquarters in san francisco , and we will check in with that later. we showed you those numbers, let's check in with another of the races. leibowitz is standing by with the john cox campaign. how's that going? >> it is all smiles here, celebration is there declaring themselves to be in the top two. that runoff against gavin newsom in november. john cox just to state a couple minutes ago, really speaking to his supporters, speaking also to gavin newsom, telling him that his policies have failed the state of california. he's told them, saying as part of it, mister newsom and his corrupt cronies ran a bunch of ads touting his opposition to the president. let's send him a message, it wasn't trump who gave us the highest income taxes in the nation, gavin newsom did. joh

this morning antonio villaraigosa was campaigning here. the former l.a.or coming to the bay area to get out the vote in his support. also john chiang was campaigning at the glenn park bart station. we spoke to both candidates. >> the housing crisis won't disappear in the state of california. 134,000 homeless people in the state of california. >> if we have the kind of turn out that i'm hoping for, you will see two democrats in the race then we will have a conversation and a real debate. >> reporter: now, according to the latest poll from u.c. berkeley, gavin newsom is in the lead. john cox a san diego businessman and republican candidate shot up in the polls from 9% in december to 20%. villaraigosa 13%. travis allen 12% and john chiang at 7%. villaraigosa and chiang's career started in southern california. they are here doing last minute campaign efforts. newsom started in san francisco but he has been in southern california for the last couple of days. they are crisscrossing the state to get out the vote. >> busy. thank you. >>> meanwhile the race for ma

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former los angeles mayor, antonio de la rosa -- legros -- antonio villaraigosa was in town along with his campaign meets. the top two finishers face off in november. stay with us at ktvu and ktvu plus provides election coverage today anughout the evening. on ktvu plus coverage starts at 7 pm. on ktvu fox 2 we have complete coverage of election results on the 10 pm and 11 pm news.>>> extra security and counselors will be at valley middle school in pleasantville and possibly for the rest of the week. after a 13-year-old valleyview student was arrested and accused of threatg students at the school. the fbi alerted police of a message on social media that was being shared between 2 students. the message was about plans for a mass shooting for this thursday. >> the search warrant was served at a home in martinez. police seized several guns. the 13-year-old boy is being held at juvenile hall on charges of making terrorist threats. >>> firefighters are battling to wildfires burning in san benito county. the largest buyer is the airline fire on the map as of last night, more than 700 acres ea

cox defeated former los angeles major antonio villaraigosa.ox got a major boost in the polls after president trump's endorsement saying cox would make a big difference. newsom is now taking aim at the white house. < cox - "mr. newsom and his corrupt cronies made -- they did a bunch of touting their opposition to their president. well let's send him the very first message and that is it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country. it was gavin newsom and the democrats." >( sara )( sara ) democrats dominate in california -- republicans haven't won a statewide contest in more than a decade. could this change? we will see this november. back to you.### ( james ) in santa clara county... voters have recalled judge aaron persky.

>> former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa made a campaign stop at san jose's san pedros square market. he was joined by the san jose mayor who's endorsed villaraigosa in his bid for governor. he also took pictures with supporters and talked with them. the democratic candidate is facing 26 candidates in the race against jerry brown who's being turned out. turned out. tonight villaraigosa talked about the high rate of homelessness in california and housing affordability. >> i think we'll have to try to figure it out, how we make the economy work for more people in a state where we have the fifth largest economy in the world with the highest effective poverty rate in the united states. ed states. >> the candidates also watched some of the warriors game with the mayor. the mayor says if the turnout is high, he expects to make it into the run off. one supporter was excited to meet the candidate in person. >> excited. energy is what it's all about. >> villaraigosa is on day two of a three-day tour. earlier today he stopped in river side and south los angeles. tomorrow he'll spend ano

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para la gobernaciÓn se enfrentan 27 candidatos en donde se destaca antonio villaraigosa, candidato demÓcrata latino es sÚper importante. hay varios jÓvenes en el estado involucrados en que la gente se informe y salir a votar. una de ellas es ana marÍa vÁzquez. ana marÍa, quÉ tan importante es que la gente como tÚ shaila y vote? ana marÍa: lo primero que hice cuando cumplÍ los 18 aÑos fue llenar mi registro para votar. estas elecciones son muy importantes porque en Éstas estaremos escogiendo al nominado de cada partido polÍtico que estarÁ corriendo en las elecciones generales de noviembre. es importante poder elegir a alguien que nos represente como minorÍa. carlos: quÉ emociÓn que sea su primera votaciÓn. quÉ les dirÍas a las personas que no estÁn seguras de ir a votar? ana marÍa: les ruego que voten por que nuestra comunidad los necesita. hemos estado saliendo a tocar puertas. los nominados que elijamos estarÁn en sus puestos por hasta seis aÑos. si no votamos estaremos corriendo el riesgo de que no haya legisladores que nos representen como minorÍas. nuestra comunidad los necesita. carolin

antonio villaraigosa is at 13 percent. travis allen has 12 percent. john chung is at seven percent political analysts say despite the recent surge with an endorsement from president trump, the republican is not likely to pose a threat>> one out of every four voters in california is a republican. he does not have enough votes.>> reporter: he says do not count him out.>> there are a lot of independents and moderate democrats. they are not as happy with the management of the state. we are talking about a state with most people in poverty. the highest tax rate and cost of housing. >> reporter: as for the front runner, nuisance campaign -- governor newsom is scheduled to appear tonight. he will cast his ballot tomorrow. 1024, fox news. >>> tomorrow evening, san francisco will count pallets. -- pallets. >>> >> reporter: mark carol's name is not on the ballot. he is not endorsing a write in campaign. he is still working and stands ready to work with the next mayor. some days it seems the mayor is trying to fit eight or did your term into his six months -- tr

7-point lead over the next challenger -- former los challenger -- former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosand state treasurer john chiang at 7-percent. the percentage of undecided voters has dropped from 13-percent in april... to 7-percent. ( james )coming up ... the west nile virus is now here in the bay... after 2 birds test positive for the virus. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save live

former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa voted in l.a. today. the democrat has been polling in third but hoping a latino turn outwill boston him to second and shut republicans out of a shot at the top office. now analyst say newsom would have an easier battle in november against a republican given the state has seen a steady decline of republicanss. now just 25% of registered voters, the same as voters are no party preference. by the way as results come in tonight we'll be able to use this and show you county by county data in real time in the governor race we can even choose the various counties and show you how people are voting for particular candidates. we'll have that for the governor race and many other races ton you want to keep it here. larry. >>> all right. we'll see you. efrmgts nearly a dozen candidates are listed on the ballot for lieutenant governor. these four each raised over a million dollars. democrats jeff bliech. ed hernandez and eleni count lackis and cole hair zblies proposition 68 is a bond measure to fund projects. . 69 wo

california charter schools association advocates spent $23 million supporting antonio villaraigosa in the primary but now the group says it may support cox who is endorsed by president trump. democrat gavin newsom is on the record supporting traditional public schools and calling for more charter school accountability. >> palo alto police are this week. it'sncearia show was killed in the city. police department tweeted this video we'll show you in a minute urging anyone who knows the truth about what happened to come forward. cho was celebrating her 21st birthday when someone shot her in the head outside of the q v cafe 17 yearsater police have yet to arrest a suspect. $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> a vote recount just got a littlearder in iraq. the storage site for ballot boxes caught fire. the flames were confined to one of four warehouses at the site but it comes days after a parliamentary election. they are doing a recount because of allegations of fraud. >> happening tonight, one of portugal's top leaders visits the bay area. prime mini

cox surged past the democrat, antonio villaraigosa, after being endorsed by president trump. he finished in second with 26%. both newsom and cox gathered for campaign parties last night at headquarters inwsom celebrat looked ahead to the next round. budget to send a clear message to his new arrival while taking in the poll numbers in southern california. >> it is our duty r the futureerns to keep dreang, to kediti, and to keep demanding more. for me, courage for change is more than just a campaign slogan. it's always been and always will be california's truest calling. >> i just talked to gavin newsom. but let me just take a moment to send him another message. mr. newsom made it clear that he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. well, as i told him in san jose at the debate, be careful, mr. newsom . be careful what you wish for. >> reporter: president trump or. been following the race he to we did, quote, congratulations to john cox on a really big number in california. he can win, so much for the big blue wave. and maybe a big red wave. >>> in the race for l

. >> with san jose mayor sam licardo by his side, antonio villaraigosa walked in san pedro square to talk to people watching the warriors game about issues that concern them. he says this is part of an 18-hour whirlwind tour to get out the vote. villaraigosa says voters share many of the same concerns. >> they are talking about the division between that ric california that's left the poor california behind, the middle class behind. they are talking about working hard every day, checking all of the boxes and not making ends meet and high cost of living. >> voters will be asked to narrow the field of governors to two. tang chances.gavin newsom isn't he met with voters in southern california. on tuesday, voters will also decide whether to send dianne feinstein back to washington, d.c. for her fifth termnd select a superintendent of public instruction to oversee our kids education. they'll be deciding whether to withdrawal superior courtudge aaron persky and weigh in on regional measure 3 to increase tolls on the seven state owned bridges to raise money for transportation projects aimed

candidates like antonio villaraigosa running for governor and kevin deleon running for te. alletax increases are on ballots across the state. i think folks thought we'd have an easier time. anything could happen. it doesn't necessarily mean we'll have a recollect turnout. >> it's just based on mail and those who dropped them off. >> you would think if we were going to see a huge spike in voting in this election, it would be somewhat reflected in these early votes and we just aren't seeing it. >> stay with kpix5 for election night tomorrow. we'll have results and analysis on a special live stream tomorrow night from 8:00 to 10:00 on www.cbssf.com and our social media platforms. complete coverage on nightbeat at 10:00 on kbcw and back here at 11:00. >>> a mother pushed to the ecbe this violent attack. >> the deadline is here. it's time for those notorious scooters to disappear, what it will take to bring them back. >> you could call it the most popular proposition on the ballot and it came from a bay area woman, how she's trying to make sure homeowners don't get punished for

mayor antonio villaraigosa. this is just one of a lot of races and measures on the ballot. if you're still debating how to vote, we have a full election section on the website. check it out, nbcbayarea.com. you can read about the candidates and local measures before you head to the polls. of course, stay with nbc bay area for continuing election coverage. we're going to carry election day news and results on air and online today. also have a special hour newscast at 11:00 tonight. >>> we're live in san jose this morning. today santa county clara leaders consider giving 66 million for housing developments, some of the projects include affordable housing in gilroy, called gateway senior apartments is planned for an undeveloped area on monterey street near ir vine court. today county supervisors will also vote on creating a $25 million down payment to help for first time home buyers. all new this morning, miss america getting rid of its swim suit competition and it also will not be called a beauty pageant anymore. the two bombshells announced on abc this morning, outlining fut

antonio villaraigosa out-spent john cox and it didn't matter.e didn't even get half the votes that cox got. so, you know, is it just a foregone conclusion for newsom or does he actually have to run closer to the middle to get some of the counties that don't like his san francisco past or the support like the train to nowhere, the high-speed train that is not high-speed and it does not connect l.a. with san francisco? >> marie: california is a democratic state. the headwinds against someone like the republican candidate for governor are incredible strong. and just from numbers game, there are a lot of democrats -- these are liberal democrats in california. now what was interesting -- >> kennedy: in part of california. >> marie: in parts of california. >> abby: you also have a lot of military families and military bases. >> marie: that is right. everyone said dianne feinstein would have a serious challenge from the very, very liberal democrat that ran against her who got like 10% of the vote. so yes, california is liberal. but there is a more mode

some of the more well-known candidates are gavin newsom, an to to -- antonio villaraigosa. for more on this jam-packed gubernatorial race, steve patterson joins me from san diego. steve? >> reporter: ali, great breakdown of what's happening congressionally. i want to get to that in a minute. in relation to the governor's race and the connective tissue there. but first, take a look around me here. this is where all the ballots are going to be tallied in san diego county, kind of a cool look at democracy in action. speaking, though, of that process, as you mentioned, things around here a little bit different in california, specifically when you're talking about that top two primary system. that not only arveffects those house races, bit affects the governor's race. in those house races, democrats are worried they think it's going to fragment the vote. too many players in the same pool. with the republicans, they're looking more existentially, the top of the ticket. they're looking at that u.s. house race, which seems to be top two democrat, and the democrats' race, where the

antonio villaraigosa was at the san pedros market today. the democratic candidate is facing 26 candidates in the race to replace governor jerry brown who is being termed out. other candidates include republican john cox and democrat and former mayor gavin newsome. tonight villaraigosa was asked how he expected to compete? >> that's the million dollar question. that's why i think it's important to get out of the primary because once i'm out of the primary i'll have the opportunity to talk to a broader cross section of people. there will only be two of us, not 27, and then we can have a debate. >> tomorrow morning villaraigosa will be taking a tour of the bay area on bart and making stops at stations in san francisco, walnut creek, and oakland. the top two finishers in the primary advance to the november general election regardless of party affiliation. >> and there's a crowded field in the race for san francisco mayor. the top three candidates include former state senator mark leno, london breed, and jane kim. all three candidates have homel

followed by former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa.imary system... the top two vote getters will be on the ballot in november regardless of party. the other statewide race is for u-s senator. dianne feinstein could face a toughter primary than originally expected after failing to get the endorsement of the state democratic party. the party was split between endorsing feinstein and her opponent kevin de leon. ( james ) kron-4 is your álocal election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage tonight -- when the returns start coming in at 8 o'clock. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. ( james ) for your health this morning... marin county is dealing with a whooping cough outbreak. the deputy health director for marin county says whooping cough can be hard to diagnose because it's symptoms are similar to that of the common cold. but it can be very serious, highly contagious ... and even be deadly fo

cox defeated former los angeles major antonio villaraigosa. at the white house. < cox - mr. newsom made it < cox - mr. impulses.">< cox - mr. newsom made it clear that we wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. well... as i told him in san jose at the debate... be careful mr.newsom.. be careful what you wish for.>( sara@ landing ) democrats dominate in california -- as republicans haven't won a statewide contest in more than a decade. back to you.### ( darya ) in santa clara county... voters have recalled judge aaron persky. judge persky was targeted back in 2016... after he sentenced former stanford bro

. >> antonio villaraigosa took to the stage in downtown l.a. and gave a gracious concession speech. >> gavin, thank you for caring enough about this state to put your hat in the ring, to run for governor of this state. we all acknowledge that you're the victor tonight and we thank you. >> villaraigosa urged the people who voted for him to support newsome come november. >>> republican john cox wasted little time going after knewsome after declaring a second place victory. >> mr. knewsome made it clear he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. as i told him in san jose at the debate, be careful, mr. newsome, be careful what you wish for. >> cox called knewsome part of the status quo. he also criticized knewsome for the sanctuary state policy and for the unpopular new gas tax increase. >> we have much more on all of this, it's an update on weathe and traffic where you live starting with meteorologist mike nicco. >> never more than seven minutes away. here is a look from sutro tower. the cloud deck rolling in from theest co-. here is

those polls show three others, assemblyman travis allen, former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosan chang each with 10%. >>> activists in both parties will be making a push for votes tonight and into tomorr. are making phone calls getting ready for what they say is an unprecedented primary election. republicans are campaigning for change sacramento whilen democrats believe the election is a referendum on president trump. >> so many people coming out and engaging in politics and campaignin for the first time because they so resent and resist his divisive agenda. >>> we've seen a strong movement that people are ready for a change. they're ready for a new direction. >> abc 7 news will have complete coverage of the primary election tomorrow night. watch live results at 9:00 p.m. after the polls close at 8:00 and then at 11:00 p.m. if you need voter information before you head to the polls, just go to our website abc7news.com/election. >>> okay, we could see something or should we say someone new on the court during the warriors game three against the cavs. >> the when the worst oil spi

would end up being the second most -- would get the second most votes in last night's -- >> antonio villaraigosa. >> exactly, and tt didot end up happening, so it looks like gavin newsom is going to be facing the republican. >> and to the senate race, just to focus on that little bit. you mentioned itwa senator dianne feinstein handily beating kevin de leon, but going into it, there were questions aut how wel sdo. what were the questions surrounding that? w'sunfr so kevin de leon is a the left. i mean, dianne feinstein has created kind of what's perceived as arettyerate democratic record, and there is a lot of naldressive energy following mp win lastye, also following bernie sanders' performance in the democratic presidential primary, so there was a lot of talk about whether or not we'd see this insurgencet you'd see in, you know, the tea party a few cycles back. but we're just not seeing evidence of that this cycle. there is not enough money on that kind of far left kind of candidates, and it's just unclear if those kind of insurgent left candidates are going to make a difference here. >> just

gubernatorial candidate and mayor antonio villaraigosa is calling on the registrar to extend polling hours through friday. >> in the course of the next day or two until we figure this out, we won't cast aspersions but we will demand answers. >> among tho , the fonz. actor henry winkler tweeted he was one of the voters left off the rolls. >>> it looks like crossing bay area bridges will get more expensive. nearly two-thirds of voters said yes to regional measure 3. it would raise tolls on state-owned bridges by $3 by 2025. it only needed a simple majority to pass. santa clara county voters have decided to remove aaron persky from the bench. this stems from his controversial sentence in the sexual assault case almost 60% of voters were in favor of his removal. the recall campaign started after he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner in 2016. critics say the six-month jail sentence was too lenient. persky will be replaced by cindy hendrickson. opponents are disaoint reporter: judge aaron rg persky was said to be saddened but not disrespondent about the lopsided results that wi

california charlter schools association advocates spent nearly $23 million supporting antonio villaraigosa in the primary but now the group says it may support cox who is endorsed by president trump. gavin newsom is on the record supporting traditional public schools and calling for more charter school accountability. >>> broadway honored its best last night with the tony awards but robert deniro is stealing the spotlight with a harsh assessment of president trump. >> it's no longer down with trump, it's [ bleep ] trump. >> did he neeniro said the same we bleeped out twice when introducing bruce springsteen. you may not have caught what he said. the entire portion went dead silent. the viewers did see the audience wildly applauding. the band's visit won best musical. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," nbc bay arearesponds. >> while her car is in the shop for repair, the shop tells her to grab a rental but who's paying? i'm consumer investigate is chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> but first happening now. breaking news, the pope is accepting the resignation of three chill

mayor antonio villaraigosa is third with 13%. and, of course, the top 2 vote- getters will then face off in november regardless of party. >>> san francisco mayor mark farrell just unveiled the city's biggest budget ever. it includes big earmarks for homeless programs. kpix 5's betty yu asked the candidates running for mayor how they would spend it. >> reporter: mark leno and jane kim stood side by side at a joint rally meant to take advantage of the city's ranked choice voicing system endorsing each other as their second choice on the ballot. when it comes to one of the city's biggest problems, homelessness, the candidates have big ideas. >> i'm the only one who is talking about ending street homelessness by 2020. that is with regard to 3,500 people we have through a census count who it living on the streets every night. -- who are living on the streets every night. so it's making use of the single room occupancies. >> reporter: he says there are currently 1500 sro empty rooms. he also wants to expand shelter bed capacity as part

mayor antonio villaraigosa. he is calling on the registrar to extend polling hours through friday. >> on the course of the next day or two until we figure this out, we won't cast dispersions, but we will demand answers. >> and not a happy day for the fawns either. actor harry winkler saying he was left off the rolls. exn a. un. on voting will but the secretary of e' ce ss it is kee an eye on the situation. >> and let's see the turnout, the numbers, whether it makes a difference. >> yeah, that may be the case so few people turned out to vote that the mistake didn't actually materially impact the results. >> we'll see. >> thanks. >>> now to the race for san francisco mayor. here are the results so far with 58% of precincts reported. london breed takes the breed with 36% followed by mark leno with 26%, and jane kim with 22%. kpix 5 joe vazquez is with the london breed campaign. where just moments ago, breed addressed the crowd. joe? >> reporter: she's here. i'll tell you she is not yet declaring victory, but this c

. >> reporter: after spending the morning in the bay area former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosaaded back to l.a. for the final day of the gubernatorial primary campaigning. meanwhile lieutenant governor gavin newsom spent the morning in the southland as well before heading north. >> polls don't vote. people vote. >> reporter: treasurer john chiang was in san francisco's chinatown. >> to provide the leadership required for the future of the state of california. >> reporter: the reason democrats are flocking here in the final day of the campaign is simple. although we are smaller than los angeles in population, democrats here vote in far greater numbers than the rest of the state. >> over a 1/4 of the voters coming from up here in northern california. it will be over a half when polls close tomorrow. i think we just have good voters here. >> reporter: so for candidates the bay area is pure gold. >> absolutely critical. it's so vibrant. >> takes some undecided voters. >> reporter: volunteers for newsom were busy mining that gold today with this tech version of a phone bank, only in

. >> fellow democrat formers los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa voted this morning in l.a. he has been out ofitic liive ye. most polls show him in third place. he is counting on a big latino turnout. >> right. >> hi, there. >> the leading republican in the race is john cox, a relative unknown who got a big boost in the campaign when he was endorsed by president trump. he voted in san diego yesterday. the other republican in the race state assemblyman travis all isn't a considered a long shot as is democrat john chon. he has been in politics two decades and is now the state treasurer. he voted this morning in torrance. right now rounding out the top five the only female in the race former superintendent of public rucks instruction delaine easton she has tried to stay above the frey running a positive campaign. kashl tyler abc 7. >>> one of the most contentious measures is recentlile measure three hiking tolls on the san mateo and six other bay area bridges by $3 over six years. >>> katie uetz is alive with that at the alameda registrar office in oakland. katie. >> regional m

california police officers and police chiefs stand with antonio villaraigosa. with law enforcement, and cut violent crime in half. antonio for governor. >> sandra: fox news alert. live look at harvey weinstein heading become in the courtroom this morning. that is it a live look at state supreme court in new york harvey weinstein after the grand jury decided to indict him. two counts was rain and one count much criminal sex act and he plans to plead not guilty. laura ingel. i paused to see if you ri responded to the shouts as he entered. >> he did not. walked in with his attorney and team. and you saw harvey weinstein's inside much a new york courtroom on this case. and you mention the charges against him. first time he heard the charges and next, it is the arraignment and he is expected to e a plea of not guilty. harvey turned himself in to the police and he walked in front of cameras. and that's what he will be expected to do when it is all over. the proceedings will be brief unless the aorneys have anything to give to the court. weinstein posted 1 million in c