. >> barbara brown is a community activist and a long time resident of reno, texas. >> yeah, this isinitely a concern. >> and reno is not alone. colorado, arkansas, oklahoma, ohio and the rest of ear eastern texas, not known for seismic activity are sunlt o surnld on e earthquake map. magnitude 3.0 and larger, compared to 20 quakes from 1970 to 2000. data that is beginning to show stories like barbara's are all too real. >> the earthquake came and went through the center of the house. everything shook. i went out my front yard and said, where did my yard go? >> she believes this is the cause of the quakes, hydraulic fracturing more commonly known as fracking, a process where water mixed with sand and chemicals are pumped underground to release gas fracking fluids are brought back out, identified as fracking waste water and is considered too contaminated to use. in texas and several other states, injection wells store the contaminated wells. injected deep into the ground where it can stay for years to come. it is this process that many suspect is increasing the seismic activity in the

she says the endorsements she received late in the campaign of jerry brown and barbara boxer helped lead her to victory. rebecca kaplan is in second place. we caught up with her last night as she was hitting the streets and reminding people to get out and vote. >> i'm incredibly honored at the level of support that i have been getting from the people of oakland. and we know we have to make sure every vote comes in. >> even though council woman libby shaft has 60% of the rank choice votes, the results are unofficial. there are still several thousand votes by mail ballots to still be counted. >>> the chevron oil company came out the big loser in the race for mayor in richmond. tom butt defeated gnat bates. chevron spent big money to elect bates mayor. >>> time now 4:34. no surprise in the governors race with governor brown winning a fourth term. he has 58% of the vote compared to 48% for neil kashkari. we will hear from governor brown and kashkari coming up at 5:00. >> republicans are celebrating winning enough seats to take control of the house and senate. newly reelected mitch mcconnell

barbara. >> thank you the parents of michael brown have issued a statement on the shooting death of their son and the the grand jury decision. coming up in a few minutes, the equipment they want all police officers to happen. >> and you can pay your respects to marion barry. sign a book at the wilson building in downtown d.c. stop by the lobby today, tomorrow and friday during business hours. his funeral will happen at the washington convention center. no date has been set for that. he was 78 years old. and right now barry's staff is continuing his thanksgiving turkey giveaway. coming up, we're going to show you the response to keep barry's legacy going. and today leaders at uvr are meeting in response to reports of sexual assault on campus as lawmakers in virginia take their own actions. and we're less than an hour from the news conference of the parents of michael brown. what the >>> we're hearing what sounds like gunfire nearby. very fast. that's gunfire. >> a scary moment for news crews in ferguson. msnbc news reporter chris hayes was doing a live interview when people nearby fired their

the endorsement she received late in the campaign of governor jerry brown and barbara boxer helped lead results. the registrar still has to count thousands of mail in ballots and it could change the race. we will keep you update the throughout the morning. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you, brian. the votes still being counted in the tight race for san jose mayor, county supervisor dave cortese is facing off against sam liccardo. liccardo holds a slight lead with 51% of the votes. cortese 49%. a large number of mail in ballots shield knead to be count-- ballots still need to be counted. >>> the chevron oil company came out the big loser. long-time richmond politician tom butt defeated nate bates. chevron spent a lot of money to elect bates mayer. but voters rejected chevron's efforts in both the mayor's race and city council race in richmond. ktvu will continue to bring you election results throughout the morning. you will also find up to the minute results for all of the races. look at the bottom of your tv screen. just look for the link at the top of the front

oakland to do the same thing she said the endorsements she received late in the game from jerry brown and barbaraoxer helped lead her to victory. they still have to go through thousands of ballots. she will join us in studio to discuss the elections as well as oakland's future. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you. >>> meantime in san jose, still no declared winner in that tight race for mayor. county supervisor dave cortese is battling sam liccardo. liccardo holds a two-point lead. we have new information from the registrars office. good morning, janine. >> reporter: at 4:00 a.m. the registrar's office here the workers here finished counting the precinct ballots. and with 100% of the precincts coming in, it shows sam liccardo won 51% of those volts. so really there is just a 2% lead over here over dave cortese. we were told by the registrars office that there is still more than 100,000 mail in and provisional ballots that still need to be counted. and we're told that roughly half may be from san jose. this is still just too close to call. last night at liccardo's event in do

an aide to jerry brown -- barbara boxer sort of came in. chuck reed has been a big pension reform proponent. the guy he liked won with 51.5% of the vote. the police union backed dave who lost. they will not roll back those pension reforms. phoenix voters, there was a local measure to put municipal employees into 401k's file plans. that was voted down. a couple of county races of note. another former "governing" cover subject -- craig watkins, the dallas county district attorney. he lost. he was famous for having a wrongful conviction unit that exonerated about 35 people. he had some personal problems. he had a car crash where he was driving while on a cell phone. his opponents say she'll continue the exoneration work. we will see watkins claim that was the real issue, not his personal problems. i mentioned i am from st. louis. michael brown was killed on a aug. 9, a saturday and we had the primaries the tuesday before. he won the primary for county executive. the county prosecutor had an opponent in the primary but note opponent in the gene

an aide to jerry brown -- barbara boxer sort of came in. chuck reed has been a big pension reform proponent. the guy he liked won with 51.5% of the vote. dave who lost. they will not roll back those pension reforms. phoenix voters, there was a local measure to put municipal employees into 401k's file plans. that was voted down. a couple of county races of note. another former "governing" cover subject -- craig watkins, the dallas county district attorney. he lost. he was famous for having a wrongful conviction unit that exonerated about 35 people. he had some personal problems. he had a car crash where he was driving while on a cell phone. his opponents say she'll continue the exoneration work. we will see watkins claim that was the real issue, not his personal problems. i mentioned i am from st. louis. michael brown was killed on a saturday and we had the primaries the tuesday before. he won the primary for county executive. the county prosecutor had an opponent in the primary but note opponent in the general election. he is a controversia

barbara starr in los angeles. >>> the attorney for michael brown's parents reacting to the revelations involving the shooting death of their son. >> what are the local authorities trying to mislead this community? >> so how does the public reaction to this new information impact the grand jury potential willy? we ask our attorney who has handled high-profile cases next. >>> ferguson, missouri, is a town on edge in anticipation of a grand jury's decision on whether to indict officer darren wilson for shooting and killing unarmed teenager michael brown. newly released police dispatch audio indicates the deadly encounter happened quickly and shows wilson leaving the police station. earlier i talked to a brown family attorney benjamin about what the video might mean for the case. >> at the beginning they said that the police officer suffered a blow-out fracture to the eye and when you look at this video, that seems to be a big exaggeration. why would you exaggerate his injuries unless you were trying to justify the excessive force of the unarmed killing -- i'm sorry, the killing of this unarmed teenager. >> mark oo'me

brown. as well as u.s. senator barbara boxer. you may remember her campaign slogan is that it is hella time for leadership in oakland. well it is not hella time to celebrate here quite yet, but she is telling the crowd to hang in there. it could be a long night. we will be adding up the votes. once again you guys, we just received an update saying according to the alameda county count, 48% of the votes are in showing her at 28% of the vote. that is what she had when there was 17 and 25%. there could be some discrepancy in the numbers. we will check on that. stay tuned. i'm joe vasquez, kpix5. >> thanks joe. >>> well, the mood quite different at the jean quan campaign tonight. that is where christin ayers is standing by. christin? >> reporter: that's right. a bit of a subdued mood here at jean quan's election party headquarters. the party is wrapping up here. we have the mayor here live. and mayor, we are hearing the numbers, hearing you are behind by a few digits but this is still early on in the race. what is your mood now? >> i

she got beat by an aide to jerry brown who endorsed barbara boxer so she sort of gaming. san jose was an interesting race, very close. chuck reed has been a big pension reform. the guy he liked won with 51.5% of the vote. police unions heavily backed dave cortes who lost. they won't roll back those pension reforms. index voters, that was a local measure to put municipal employees into 401(k) style plans. that was voted down. just a couple of county races of note. another former governing cover study, at houston district attorney lost. he was famous for having a wrongful conviction unit that exonerate about 35 people. not normally the party of prosecutors. he had some personal problems, a car crash and his county funds to pay for the settlement. his opponents said that she will continue the exoneration work. we will see, watkins claimed that was the real issue, not his personal problems. i mentioned i am from st. louis. st. louis county had its elections. michael brown was killed on august 9, a saturday, and we've had the primaries the tuesday before. steve spinner won the

shaft received endorsements from governor brown and senator barbara boxer.'re fighting the commute this morning, it's a tough one. >> oh, yes, people are fighting left and right. just take a look at this, red everywhere, across the dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge. now this in the northbound direction right at mowery avenue involving a motorcycle. the rider is lying in a lane so one lane is blocked until further notice. southbound traffic is a pain heading away from 238 into san jose. >> the weather looks nice. we'll start maximizing at the place where you always get more than you pay for. t.j.maxx. brands you love, prices that work for you. you deserve it. maxx life at t.j.maxx. first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> we're off our morning lows, all of us in the 50s on our way to 70s and possibly 80. you could see the sunshine and a little haze but not a spare-the-air day. 7 to 12 degrees war

. >> bÁrbara, pamela tenemos determinaciÓn en el caso del oficial wilson de 28 aÑos de edad que disparÓ contra el joven brownpersonas, 9 de ellas de raza blanca, tres de raza negra. su decisiÓn de acuerdo con la fiscalÍa se conocerÁ en las prÓximas horas. por supuesto que esto generÓ alarma y tensiÓn en las probablemente del condado ferguson. fuimos testigos como alrededor de esta Área los negocios sellaron sus puertas y sus ventanas con madera. en caso de posibles actos de vandalismo. fuimos testigos de protestas durante la noche. especialmente al frente del departamento de policÍa de ferguson donde fuimos testigos de cÓmo manifestantes salieron a bloquear las vÍas, se enfrentaron con la policÍa. y de esto resultÓ por lo menos 12 arrestos. debo decir que hubo un herido, un periodista, colega de nosotros que recibiÓ un impacto en la cabeza. aquÍ les podemos decir que la tensiÓn es alta. la fuerza pÚblica dice estar lista, preparada para hacer frente a cualquier acto o manifestaciÓn de acuerdo con lo que decida el gran jurado. el gobernador lo dijimos desde la semana pasada declarÓ el estado de emergencia. co

barbara harrison. the new maryland governor-elect larry hogan is holding a news conference at this hour on his unexpected victory. hogan, republican, beat anthony brown, even though registered democrats in maryland outnumber republicans 2-1. early on, polls show brown leading by double digits. let's listen to what he is saying about the stunning upset. >> that was nothing compared to the challenges that lie ahead. we've got a lot of work to do. our state economy is in real trouble. we focused on that for years. now we've got to roll up our sleeves and get to work on trying to turn our state around. and we're going to do that, as we've said, forever in a bipartisan fashion. doesn't matter to me if somebody's a republican or a democrat. i'm going to be the governor for all marylanders. we're going to put together a bipartisan administration. we're going to work as closely as we can with the people on both sides of the aisle. as we've committed to do throughout this entire campaign. i was pleased to receive a very gracious phone call this morning from governor o'malley who pledged his full cooperation in the transfer of power and in the transition. he i

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jerry brown relocated up here harris is from here, newsom is from here, dave jones is from sacramento, so we have a collection of over-talented persons, running for public office. diane and barbara. they don't have any of that. >> we have diane and bash bay boxer, democrats would like to see them move on. if boxer moves on, do the two finally collide? no. no. harris is not interested, i don't think, in national office. >> nor is she interested in being governor. so if either one of the two great ladies move on, they will be solving what would be a collision between two superstars. >> this is the biggest power came, trying to figure out how newsom and harris will work out a deal on who runs for governor and who runs for that. they both can't run for the same office, they have the same supporters. >> but there are other people out there, which is antonio veragosa. and you have tom stire. you have a whole collection of people who are really interested and believe me, i don't think it's a two-person race for any one of the statewide offices. >>> it's surprising we would have more political power here. there are more people in southern california. you would think they would have the

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barbara, thank you very much. let's take a closer look at where that khorasan bombmaker was such an important target and the kind of devastating devices he was working on. pamela brown >> reporter: u.s. officials considered david drugeon one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world. sources say he was working on a variety of techniques and if he was able to succeed getting the bombs past the airport security, it would cause a great deal of harm. this is the type of bombs, sources say, the khorasan group and one of its key bombmakers david drugeon were trying to create. a nonmetallic explosive similar to this printer cartridge bomb that could be hidden on u.s. bound planes. >> you can get chemicals to make the explosives and put them in disguised containers, something that looks innocent. they can bring a number of these innocent looking containers on an airplane and assemble the device on the airplane and no one would know. >> reporter: tonight cnn learned that david drugeon was considered to be one of the most active bombmakers in the khorasan group, working on a wide variety of bombs, some small enough to fit in the palm of the hand. their efforts led to incr

barbara starr, thank you. telling anecdote from secretary gates. >> goodness. >> fresh clashes overnight after a grand jury decides not to indict a police officer in the death of michael browncaptain now a clergyman how that community can heal. first, we turn to an nfl star with a desire to help. new orleans saints quarterback drew brees has found a way to make an impact each week. here is more in this week's impact your world. >> as a super bowl champion drew brees knows how to lead others to victory. now he's using those skills off the field to rally professionals to volunteer in their communities. it's called the super so service challenge. >> no matter what business you're in, what industry, there is always something you can do to give back and to be able to do that on a skill based or pro bono level. >> i serve to share my strengths. >> my skills are in short supply. >> i serve to keep kids in school. >> people send in videos volunteering. >> partnership with our foundation we're trying to inspire others to want to go out and serve. the challenge is you get a group together, you identify, you go serve them, you document that, you submit that video and then you might be