barbara lee. barbara lee speaks for me. well, barbara lee is on her way back to washington, dc tonight where she is serving out her congressional terms. what is next for her? we will have to wait and see. and we're live in san francisco tonight. cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> that's an open and interesting question. cornell, thanks so much. continuing with the senate race, we want to take a look at how the votes are stacking up in each county. i was looking into that for us. so what kind of trends are we seeing tonight. >> well dan, you can see the domination by adam schiff and steve garvey. in fact, the numbers just updated throughout california. we have 44% of precincts reporting at this point. you can see steve garvey mostly took the central valley. and adam schiff, the democrat, took most of the coast all along california. if you want to zoom in to our area, the bay area, you see katie porter is in third overall for the state, but you can take a look how she jumps up to number two. if you look at marin county. so y

, it difficult night for barbara lee, she gave up this district 12 seat to run for the senate seatlace dianne feinstein in the fourth position behind adam schiff and steve garvey. i know she was there for little bit, what was the move investment mood for barbara lee and also simon? >> barbara lee supporters, still encouraging going to wait until all the poles are counted, and for the campus, it's really watch party that turn into a victory party for them. significantly leading the polls, things are starting to thin out now a little bit here, as the night is coming to a close. lot of energy in the room throughout the night here in downtown oakland. earlier tonight, passing the torch to simon explaining that she will follow in her footsteps. a board director in 25 years as an organizer and advocate for civil rights and social justice. winning major endorsements in the race including one for governor newsom. simon plans to continue promoting economic justice and women's rights, and her office. and here's what simon had to say about the possibility of taking over for her mentor and for

there is barbara lee at 10%. waiting here, very small, we don't have anything from san francisco county. that will be big in this area. we don't have san mateo county here if you zoom in just across from san francisco. marin county. that scale area here, schiff, big advantage. far back to katie porter, though, again. you see this everywhere, when you go in to the sierra nevada's here. you take a look at placer county. more republican friendly area here but look at the distance between schiff and katie porter. el dorado county, same story everywhere here and even get to the very republican areas in the far north and you expect garvey to do very well here but even there, schiff is distant but shift second and you don't see the other two, craddick members of congress. now a quarter of the vote is in statewide. this leaves that shift, sorry >> i got to interrupt you, steve, sorry. nbc news has now made a projection to who the second candidates will be in the november general election against adam schiff and it will b

watch party for representative barbara lee and latifah simon who is running town seat here. lee is skipping the party, instead she says she's flying back to washington, d.c., to do some work. she is obviously disappointed with the outcome of the race. she was working hard, campaigning, phone banking. she was at her campaign office in downtown oakland making calls to voters all the way until the polls closed. here's what she said briefly to the media. >> but you can see the disparity in the money. i mean come on, the establishment money doesn't go to a black, progressive woman, but we have people and we have low donor, we have recurrent donors. >> reporter: we asked what her future plans are, she did not answer that question. back to you. >> da lin, thank you. now let's go to the south bay where we're watching another big congressional race. nearly a dozen candidates are vying to replace anna eshoo, who is retiring after more than 30 years representing the peninsula and the south bay. so there are 11 candidates in the running to take her seat, including former san jose mayor s

you notice there, katie porter and barbara lee are all.will be the first time since the 1990s that california will not be represented by a woman in the u.s. senate. on your ballot, you actually saw two elections for the senate race. one would take over the full six year term, beginning next year. the other one on your ballot was a partial senate term taking over dianne feinstein's current term, which expires next january. bottom line, both adam schiff and steve garvey are the top two vote getters at faxing in both >> it appears that schiff is on top. he's in hollywood tonight and thank his supporters. >> trump would attack me rally after rally. all of those things were basically what we would call, wednesday. you had my back every step of the way. >> the congressman has been one of donald trump's the biggest foes. schiff was thanking supporters, other protesters barged into the event. chanting what sounds like, cease-fire now. adam schiff has been an ardent pro-israel supporter. this day, today, he did call for a cease-fire. it looks like

ktvu cristina rendon was in oakland, where barbara lee held a campaign event for release. >> keys barbarading candidate to be her successor. member of bart board of directors lateefah simon. >> i'm going to pass this baton. she got to you that ron dellums passed to me. >> lee is vacating her seat in congress to run for the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. she thanked volunteers and she's fought against challengers with more money. >> when you look at 30 some million dollars, when you look at 20 some million dollars by my opponents, it's like, come on, what do you think that is? i mean, i don't take corporate pac money. you could see the disparity in the money. i mean, spcome on, the establishment moy doesn't go to a black progressive woman. but we have people and we have low donors. we have recurring donors for the past 26 years as congresswoman for the 12th district, she's held tough representing oakland in the east bay. >> she was the lone vote opposing the invasion of afghanistan in 2001. she's fought for reproductive rights more recently, she was among the first to call for a per

barbara lee, east bay congresswoman barbara lee standing alongsideúthe leading candidate to be her ofctors, lateefah simon.rd >> i'm going to pass this baton to you that ron dellums passed to me. >> lee is vacating her seat in congress to run for the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. she thanked volunteers and voters amid the more money. >> when you look at 30 some million dollars, when you look at 20 some million dollars by my opponents, it's like, come on, what do you think that is? i mean, i don't take corporate pac money. you could see the disparity in the money. i mean, come on, money doesn't go to a black progressive woman. but we have people and we have low donors. we have recurring donors for the past 26 years as congresswoman spfor the 12th district, she's held tough representing oakland in the east bay. >> she was the lone vote opposing the invasion of afghanistan in r001. she's fought for reproductive rights more recently, she was among the first to call for a permanent cease fire between israel and hamas. her backers include celebrities, bay area politicians and grassr

some talk courage and barbara lee listed. >> when we fight we win. it is time we elect barbara lee to the senate to represent all of us. with courage. >> tough choice, imagine having choices like that on your senate ballot. adam schiff's campaign which had tripled the amount of money of his nearest competitor produced twice as many television ads including a group of ads that reminded voters what is at stake in the u.s. senate by aiming the ad at the republican in the race. >> want to know how steve garvey feels about donald trump? ask. >> he did a exceptional job. >> no wonder garvey wants to block the agenda in support building the border wall. steve garvey stands for trump. >> both times he was the best person for the job. >> when they tell us who they are, we need to listen. steve garvey is too conservative for california. >> the ads helped adam schiff and at the same time steve garvey. republicans solved the ads and decided they wanted to vote for steve garvey and katie porter thinks the ads lifted steve garvey to second place. strategically the

but four leading contenders are hoping for victory, including east bay congresswoman barbara lee. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with more cornell. >> i'm barbara lee is the highest ranking black woman in congress, but she's an underdog in this race, currently trailing in the polls behind her rivals new numbers from the political analysis site fivethirtyeight show poll averages for the primary. the frontrunner appears to be adam schiff, who was polling around 25, putting him a bit ahead of former major league baseball player steve garvey at 20, followed by katie porter with 18 and barbara lee roughly at 9. lee has been representing california's 12th district in oakland and the east bay since 1998. she told the new yorker magazine. she's always been behind in the polls because she's not on tv all the time. lee has been a longtime advocate of racial justice and worked to pass protections for women and the lgbtq community. but her positions have not always been popular. professor nolan higdon, from cal state east bay, says lee holds a pivotal legacy in the

we're going to be a expecting barbara lee to be here around 07:00pm.ressing the media should be addressing her volunteers that have been phone banking trying to get those last-minute votes out there before the polls closed and will bring you the very latest when we get ken, back to you. all right, live for us from oakland. it will be interesting to see how the race shapes up. we appreciate it. >> congressman and senate candidate adam schiff cast his ballot at a vote center and he's burbank district. this morning shifts been considered the front runner through much of the campaign. but in a recent poll, republican candidate steve garvey had a slim lead. >> weather break down. let's give you a live look outside. it's an to a bridge. lot of people getting home we're going to the polls to vote to. lawrence is standing by with a look. yeah, looking good out there to have a couple scattered showers. not a rainout, though, around the bay area. certainly nothing heavy falling outside, but if you are headed up the polls or anywhere around the bay area plan and

that's compared to 4.8 million for barbara lee and about 6 million for garvey. now, one more note lee cannot hold on to her congressional seat because california law prevents her from simultaneously running for both the house and senate. we don't know yet what's next for lee. if she loses in the newsroom. cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> okay, cornell. thank you, in alameda county, voters wasted no time dropping off their ballots this morning and making their voices heard. dublin mayor melissa hernandez reminding people that every vote counts. >> i know a lot of folks think that their their vote does not count, but it definitely does. and so i always like to say at the local level, that's where you always get stuff done. >> i want to see changes. i mean, good changes come in my neighborhood, for my society and for the people that, you know that live in the city. >> there are 100 voting centers across alameda county. they are open until 8:00 tonight. >> san francisco mayor london breed cast her ballot today at city hall. she also addressed the issue of crime i

and congresswoman katie porter and bay area congresswoman barbara lee faded to third and fourth. >>> earlier we were joined by csu east bay professor dr. nolan higdon to break down the results and he says on top of shifts donor backup, one of the other defining factors that gained him the top of was just how similar the other two democratic candidates are on the ballot. >> the remainder of democratic voters were left with the choice between katie porter and barbara lee who are different in some areas but very close and a lot of them. they are both progressives. any money or enthusiasm was split between those two. that was an extra challenge they had to face that there was another progressive in the race. adam schiff really did not have to run against another establishment democrat. >> the winner of november's election will finish find signs term , ending in january and begin a full six-year term. >>> the loss for barbara lee means the turning of a political page. to run for senate, lee gave up her seat in congress and she now passes leadership to a possible successor in district 12.

barbara lee lives it. >> when we fight we win.>> it's time to re-elect barbara lee to the senate to represent all of us. with courage. >> tough choice. imagine having choices like that on your senate ballot. adam schiff's campaign, which had tripled the amount of money of his nearest competitor, katie porter, produced twice as many television ads, including a group of ads that reminded voters what is at stake in the united states senate by aiming that ad at the republican in the race. >> do you want to know how steve garvey feels about donald trump and maga? just ask. >> he did an exceptional job. we will see for under him. >> no wonder garvey supports trump's border wall. steve harvey stands for trump. when they tell us who they are we need to listen. steve garvey is too conservative for california. >> those ads helped adam schiff , but at the same time apparently helped steve garvey. california republicans he saw those ads decided they wanted to but for steve garvey. those ads might have lifted steve garvey to second place. katie porter thinks that they did and said as much in her concessio

barbara lee 7. race is to fill theúsenate seat currently held by laphonza butler and also by the late dianne feinstein. for almost 31 years, campaign spending hit record levels for this primary almost 250% more spending than the last three california senate races three main democrats battled one another, garvey mustered the support of california republicans. he says the primary election is just the first game of a longer doubleheader. >> for the second game is going to be daunting. it'll super bow, fourth quarter or eight innings, but i think it should be exciting for all of us. i mean, it's actual competition now, garvey knows it's an uphill battle to california, has not elected a republican to the us senate since 1988. >> that's a year after garvey retired from baseball. shift, on the other hand, is the overwhelming favorite. he's been in congress for more than 20 years, and as a campaign war chest that spent about $50 million in ads, you helped us build the biggest grassroots campaign for senate

está bárbara lee, donde las noticias no son nada buenas para ella.ezaron a ser claros, mostrando al congresista demócrata adam schiff de los Ángeles a la delantera de la contienda, seguido por el republicano steve garvey. esto dejando por el camino a otra congresista demócrata de orange county, kathy porter, y en cuarto lugar, a barbara lee ella esta noche habló de qué tan importante fue el factor dinero en esta campaña. cuando tú miras 30 millones de dólares 20 millones de dólares, que es lo que se han gastado mis oponentes en campaña. tienes que saber que eso afecta. yo no tomo dinero corporativo de packs. agregó que hay que establecer la financiación de campañas de forma pública porque dijo, pueden ver la disparidad y que el dinero del establecimiento no va para una mujer negra progresiva. ahora, esta fue parte de la celebración al sur del estado de la campaña del congresista demócrata adam schiff, que, como les decíamos, lleva la delantera en la contienda. el apenas si podía hablar, pues manifestantes en contra de la guerra en gaza hicieron escuc

race, partly because he's going up against two incumbent democrats as well in katie porter and barbara lee right now porter and lee distant third and fourth place in it it's race. again, as you mentioned, jake, the top two vote-getters here wind up on the general election ballot in november, still early those 17% of the vote in right now, adam schiff, city 78,000 votes ahead of second-place steve garvey, jake >> all right. let's go to nick watt and santa ana in orange county, california >> nick. >> you've been talking to voters all day. >> there you are. nic, you've been talking to voters all day. what? and hearing >> okay. because audios audio is not working, audio is not working so let's, let's, let's head over to dana bash. we thought we'd worked out the kinks, but let's talk for a second about this incredibly interesting and i'm sure katie porter and barbara lee fans would, would call devious strategy of adam schiff running in the senate in this jungle primary so whoever is the top two vote-getters, they face off and he boosted steve garvey. he boosted steve garvey by calling him a mag

video of senate candidate barbara lee arriving at her campaign headquarters in oakland. she is in a tight race tonight against the top 3 vying to win the senate seat long held by late senator dianne feinstein. lee is expected to address her campaign staff in the next hour. our kron four's dan thorn is there. he's going to have the latest coming up in our election special, which begins at 8 o'clock tonight. >> coming up now at 6 east bay, residents celebrated his 100th birthday. we have a 100th birthday. we have a closer look at hi my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. >> one of the bay area's owners, residents is

well, nine candidates are vying to replace congresswoman barbara lee, who is running for u.s. nate. lee officially endorsed lateefah simon, a bart board spmember. the top two vote getts in both of these races advanced to the general election coming up in november and in the senate porter hosting rallies in the bay area this afternoon. >> this race, one of the most closely watched in the state. schiff and porter joined other top candidates steve garvey and barbara lee in the contest for the seat once held by late senator dianne feinstein. the latest polling data from emersod withc 28% of the vote, porter hs 17% and barbara lee with 8% of the vote. that polling shows 17% of voters still undecided. the top two and as candidates urge voters to head does appear fewer californians are eagerly casting their ballot this year. >> as our bailey o'carroll takes a look atúthe closer numbers for us, she tells us what some believe are the reasons for the slow. so far, so far, we received around john arf elections in san francisco, spsaid. right now, the early vor turnout is on par. >> voting

and barbara lee seat as well. >> yeah, that's a different story.rbara lee after more than about 30 years in congress, she ran for the senate. she couldn't run for two offices at once, so she had to give up her congressional seat in the east bay. that's probably going to go to lateefah simon. there's a good shot that she might get that in this primary, or she could face a runoff. she's facing 1 or 2 opponents, but she's very well funded. but we'll see. that's what's a good thing about elections is it doesn't matter what i think doesn't matter what you think. it matters what the voters think. >> but i want to ask you, in general, what does mayor london breed have to lose or gain? what's at stake for her in this specific election? >> a lot of things, the for example, the, the tax break in the for converting the offices, that's been a big core of hers is to say we've got to rechange the downtown. if the voters say no or we don't like the way you're doing that, that takes it back. the police uh- is a 5050 split for her. the because if she gets the cops,

but i'm still standing in high heels.úanother top democrat, congresswoman barbara lee of oakland, saidtuesday her campaign has built a multiracial, progressive movement. >> what's important in terms of barbara lee for senate is that people understand that i see them, i hear them that i want be to get the public financing the campaigns because, well, you can see the disparity in the money. i mean,úcome on, the establishment money doesn't pro. >> the congressional vote that she will be watching the votes being counted. she did not say what she would do after her 26 years in congress. if all of that does come to a close. and, you know, earlier we mentioned the protesters at adam schiff event saying chanting gaza. and be a really tricky situation for democrats going into november. >> indeed. all right, jana, thank you for that. >> thank you. jana well, when we're representative lee decided to run for the senate, she forfeited her seat in the house. lee has endorsed lateefah simon to be her predecessor. simon has served on the bart board of directors and has also picked up endorsements from

barbara lee also giving a video earlier. barbara lee her mentor and somebody that she as a as simon is being the successor really, simon does that if he ends up in washington that she would champion housing rights and reproductive rights for women and that she says that people like barbara lee are the reason why she got involved in politics and that she paved the way for black women like her to have a voice in this country. >> i'm going to work so hard for the few months until we get to november really for the rest of my time. >> well, as we mentioned, simon is a member of the bart board and she found herself as the racial and social justice social justice advocate. she's got a lot of big endorsements, including both of our u.s. senators, the current one that's holding place right now, the bond to butler, as well as senator alex padilla and governor gavin newsom. and simon was to win the general election in november, she would be the first muslim woman to represent california in the house of representatives, which with certa

this is the only bay area county where barbara lee was in the top 3. and you have porter and garvey finishing 3, 4, in alameda county. and sent to san mateo county shift 40%, porter, >> we have been listening to steve garvey. he is down in southern california. he will be joining adam schiff in the general election in november for the u.s. senate seat, calling his campaign the california comeback. yeah. and only heard 9 references to baseball. >> in his remarks, i might have missed a couple, ok, jonathan is saying there were 10, and speaking of jonathan and the rest of the panel. catherine heenan standing by with some thoughts on steve garvey's speech today well as steve garvey holding a ronald reagan taking a victory lap and you have to say politics aside, there's a pretty extraordinary sight that a republican got to that point california period. jso, you kno be remarkable. even the prospect of him winning. and so obviously we don't actually winning, but 2, to my point, you know, he used this opportunity as a real platform to talk about, hey, if you wa

the congresswoman katie porter and barbara lee, our political reporter greg lee the strategiee schiffvey campaigns will try to use moving forward. thank you. and let's go on and win this thing on 2nd november. >> everybody, we haven't come this far to only go this far. >> democratic representative adam schiff will meet republican and political newcomer steve garvey in the general election for the right to fill the senate seat long held by the late dianne feinstein. >> now it's a different race. essentially, adam schiff could run steve garvey's campaign in the top two primary system. now, steve garvey has to find his own voice. >> the two men emerged from the crowded field in the most expensive senate race in state history. schiff spent millions of dollars elevating garvey's campaign, much to the chagrin of democrats katie porter and barbara lee. >> remember the old saying, be careful what you ask for. he's like the pitcher that throws me 70 mile an hour fastballs. and then watches me run around the bases. >> garvey, aware of the challenges ahead. the last time a republican has been el

>> reporter: long time house representative barbara lee from oakland, is having a more difficult timeaining traction statewide. >> she is probably suffering from the fact that she is not quite as skilled at raising money because she is represented oakland and berkeley and not seen as much as a national figure. >> barbara lee is right there. >> reporter: that is a major concern for bishop bob jackson . >> she understands the plight of the intercity and what is going on, especially with people of color. and people who are less fortunate than others. by having that understanding, goes a long way. >> i look at politics and public service is being able to not tinker around the edges, but dismantling the systems that are barriers and an equal opportunity program. >> reporter: bishop bob said he has worked with barbara lee many times over the years and worries the state will not be fully represented if both of the state senators are from southern california. >> barbara lee does not have the kind of money that is backing her but she is from northern california. will only be if all of these so

well d loss for barbara lee means the passing of the baton quite literally. to run for senate lee had the give up her seat in congress. she now passes leadership to her possible successor in district 12. this morning, lateefah simon has a commanding lead over the closest competition and you see how that stacks up. 43.4% for simon and then everybody else trailing badly behind her. da lin spoke with simon's campaign last night. >> reporter: this is a joint watch party for representative barbara lee and lateefah simon running to succeed her. lee's volunteers are here at party but lee is skipping the party. instead she's flying back to washington, d.c. to do some work. obviously disappointed with the outcome of the race and she was working hard campaigning and phone banking. she was at her campaign office in downtown oakland making calls to voters all the way until the polls closed. here's what she said briefly to the media. >> you can see the disparity in the money. i mean, come on. the establishment money doesn't go to a black progressive woman. but we have peop

another key race in the east bay as us representative barbara lee seeks that us senate seat. the race is on to replace her. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan is live in oakland with the latest on that race there. hunter >> julian. kristin. good afternoon. that's right. in a few hours. latif. assignments. going to have her election party here in oakland. i spoke to a couple of political analysts. many say lateefah simon has really emerged as a frontrunner in this race. a big reason the big endorsements that she's been able to pick up the race to replace us congresswoman barbara lee in california's 12th congressional district, is coming down to two candidates running to be a part of the legislature isn't just about leading, it's about partnering. lateefah simon says she spent the past few months of her campaign talking with members of congress to learn how dc works. in a race with nine candidates, seven democrats and two republicans, simon has emerged as the frontrunner, picking up some key endorsements, including representative barbara lee herself, governor gavin newsom,

both katie porter and barbara lee by like 2 to 1. >> but professor francois also notes that schiff got big endorsements from high profile female politicians like pelosi and barbara boxer, and that exit polls suggest that women voters supported schiff in equal numbers to men. >> i think we have to have a broader lens in terms of looking at local elections, city elections, and county elections. and we saw obviously, jackie speier reelected the board of supervisors. >> we're still seeing that most americans believe that voters are more likely to support a candidate if the candidate is a white man. >> doctor sean fletcher is a professor of public relations at san jose state university. he says women candidates may face barriers, but that their parties need to do more to empower their female candidates. >> i will put it on the system that is designed to select, to develop and to ultimately promote vote these women candidates as viable for their positions in the east bay. >> anser hassan abc seven news. >> voter turnout for this election is coming in at a dismal 18% so far, according to cali

barbara lee es una de 4 contendores que, según las encuestas, son los más opcionados para pasar a estaeriencia en el congreso, espera poder lograr lo. ella se describe como progresiva. es la única en el congreso en haber votado en contra de la guerra en afganistán. afirma que de llegar al senado se enfocará en los derechos reproductivos de la mujer en vivienda, así. reducción de impuestos a la clase media, entre otras cosas. ahora la pregunta es si esto le alcanza para para llegar a la elección general, porque tiene con tenedores fuertes y muy fuertes 2 congresistas demócratas. adam schiff y kathy porter, y además el representante del partido republicano steve garvey, que tiene 18 años como beisbolista profesional, pues también se ha colado como 1 de los favoritos. Él dice que busca traer una alternativa a las viejas prácticas del congreso y de la política en washington. vamos a ver una vez más. entonces, si todo con todo este panorama le alcanza a barbara lee para colarse dentro de estos 2 candidatos que llegarán a la elección general en noviembre desde oakland, yo soy pilar niño regr

we're here in downtown oakland where there's a joint watch party for representative barbara lee and latifah simon. simon, obviously, running to succeed that seat. lee's volunteers, they're here, but lee says she will not attend any watch party tonight. instead, she's flying back to washington, d.c., to do some work. now, she's obviously disappointed with the outcome of this race, coming in at fourth place. now she -- her campaign actually sent a statement shortly after the polls closed saying that they will wait and let every vote be counted, but at this point cbs news is projecting barbara lee will not advance to the general election. and as you mentioned, juliette, she was working hard with her volunteers at her downtown campaign office making phone calls. they were phone banking all the way until 8:00 until the polls closed. and we got to talk to her briefly. she made herself briefly available to the press. here's what she said. >> polls are driven by money. and we all know that. and we believe that what we're doing -- and we know what we're doing is not poll tested necessarily, but we k

[indiscernible] amy: democratic congressmembers katie porter and barbara lee placed third and fourth in the california senate primary. lee was the only candidate on the ballot who supports a ceasefire in gaza. north carolina's lieutenant governor mark robinson has won the state's republican gubernatorial primary. msnbc described him as a "holocaust-denying, gay-bashing, extreme anti-abortion radical." the human rights campaign said robinson was one of the most radical anti-lgbtq+ maga politicians on the ballot in the country for making comments like this with from 2021. >> the transgender movement in this country -- there is a movement in this country that is demonic and full of the spirit of antichrist. it is the transgender movement. the same people are going to tell me, need to believe in global warming. and they tell me, follow the signs. follow the signs. you don't even know what gender you are. amy: last week, donald trump praised mark robinson, who is african-american, saying, "i think you are martin luther king times two." in november, robinson will face off against josh stei

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and again, barbara lee is a giant. no one is going to fill those shoes. lateefah simon, who is a bart board member and has really kind of concentrated on bart's core and what bart has been doing without expansions. she's locked up money, she's locked up organizations has toúbe the be e favorite to fill the seats, for november, for barbara lee's congressional district. >> allúright, another big watching this in silicon valley, and that is the race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. there are a of unlike the previous race here, we're talking about a number of really strong, well known candidates in this race. you look at the front runners, former san jose mayor sam liccardo, state assemblyc member evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. how do you think the voters here are going to narrow down this crowded field? >> yeah, i mean, this is a really interesting race. one is you're seeing generational change for members of congress and kind of writ large. this is certainly the case, right. with the dianne feinstein seat. we're genera

senate seat from california, effectively ending the congressional careers of barbara lee and katie porter. >> it's such a shame that we will not be having a female as our senator for the state of california. i think that having a women's perspective is really important. >> samina usman is constituent campaign coordinator for barbara lee's senate campaign for the first time in more than three decades, california won't have a female senator, and of the bay area's 12 congressional districts, only three will be represented by women nancy pelosi in san francisco, zoe lofgren in the south bay and lateefah simon, the replacement for barbara lee's 12th district in the east bay. if she wins in november, it speaks to the issues that women face running in politics. doctor samantha francois is a professor of women's studies at cal state east bay. she suggests that lower voter turnout means fewer younger voters, who are often more likely to vote for minority candidates. she adds that female candidates still face a tough time fundraising. >> adam schiff outraised both his female opponents in the democr

that is the seat formerly held by barbara lee. now, nationally, we news.now called the state of vermont for nikki haley. that's her second south carolina governor coreyt- cook and of vermont was at play and how nikki haley could possibly win that state again. she has notched tha wi n back in early january while working at orlando's market there on 30th and linden in an apparent armed robbery. police nowúconfirming one juvenile has been arrested in connection with that killing that took place on the 27th, and that charges have since been filed against the young man for his involvement in police in east palo alto,at- looking for the man behind that city's very first homicide of the year. ktvu jesse gary reports. up until now, the city had seen a >> for one year, east palo alto has been free of sidewalk memorials honoring murder victims near the corner of such memorial for 2020 for what happened that night, i can't really explain too much. i was over there getting something to i looked over here and the guy was some guy hit the other guy. >> this manl who rev

. >> and that strategy worked, knocking out katie porter and barbara lee.d now two men are focused on their matchup in november. ktvuúpolitical reporter greg lee joins us nown greg both candidates got a lot of work to do. >> yeah, certainly. it's ant& uphill climb for steve garvey. but adam schiff also has work to do in this race. both campaigns turning their focus now to the next eight months ahead of the general election. this runoff marking aúmajor shift for this u.s. senate seat in many ways. thank you. and let's go on and win this thing. >> on 2nd november. >> everybody, we haven't come this far to only go this far. democratic representative adam schiff will meet republican and political newcomer steve garvey in the general election for the right to fill the long held by the late dianne feinstein. >> now,úit's a different race. essentially, adam schiff could run steve garvey's campaign in the top two primary system. now steve garvey has to find his own voice. >> the two men emerged from the crowded field in the most expensive senate race in state histo

they can go to adam schiff, katie porter or barbara lee. we don't know what has happened.he polls have not closed but if steve garvey is in the top two and he moves to november, it will still be a difficult road to win and become the next u.s. senator. >> nobody wants that matchup more than adam schiff. he definitely wants to run against adam schiff. if it were another candidate, it would be a tougher matchup. >> katie porter was in second place before this happened. it will be interesting to see what barbara lee does. it is kind of causing katie porter the lead. adam schiff has been in the legal campaign. >> were you surprised by steve garvey's success in this campaign? he did not campaign hard on the specific issues. he did not really shine in the debates, yet, he did well. >> this is an interesting strategy. he had a weird exchange in the debate about touching the homeless. he talked about being a moderate conservative. he has talked about his compassion and developing consensus without being specific on the issue. he talked about the market. when you hit hard issues re

we also have representative barbara lee, a longtime, someone from oakland in the top four. let's talk about bay area, local races. we have a local ballot measure and a congressional seat that a lot of local candidates are vying for. >> a controversial position in san francisco about whether people are addicts in getting help will be connected with housing. that will be in but to watch. alameda county, barbara lee and her seed is interesting that congressional seat, number 12. san mateo, jackie spear, can she come back? longtime member of congress and now running for county supervisor. in santa clara county, want to look out for. the great race going on between madison and-very interesting did a big asian-american vote and bigger latino vote. as you mentioned earlier, another congressional race. 16 very competitive areas and we will see how it works out. >> she is retiring after 30+ years and notable candidates including former san jose mayor. a lot of big races to watch. you will be with us all night making it down for us our legal analyst, thank you so much. >>> we are oft

but it was really loud in here for barbara lee. maybe not the night that she was hoping war for. but for the cheapest simon, who is essentially considered her successor. i'm really big night who's looking ahead to november? she gave a fiery speech earlier front of a lot of supporters talking about how she's going to go to washington and push for reproductive rights for women, housing rights, how her movement has been essentially a grassroots movement for black liberation and also to give black and brown people a voice in our barber lead, though, unfortunately, was not able to make it here for simon's party, but she sent in a video message earlier saying that simon is the perfect person take over the 12th congressional district, which covers a number of cities out here in the east bay, including oakland and alameda in berkeley, around 750,000 simon, though, of course, in her speech thanked lee for essentially paving the way for women like her to even have this become potentially a reality and be a person that works for the house of representatives in washington. >> i'm going to wo

eleby katie porter and barbara lee far behind. a recent public policy institute a comfortable showed a close race among adam schiff, steve garvey and katie porter. stretching is unclear if former president trump will stand trial for the classified document case this year. today, his supporters gathered outside the florida court were a scheduling hearing was held. the trial was originally set to begin on may 20th. today, the justice department asked for the trial to be pushed back until july 8th. trumps defensiveness asking for a delay, arguing it is unfair to hold the trial before the november presidential election. the court adjourned after four hours without setting a date for the trial. >>> thousand came together in moscow today for the funeral of russian opposition leader. he was the outspoken critic of the two. the mother of alexey navalny was in attendance and his wife was not able to attend. during the service the crowd outside chanted note to her about is more powerful. >>> sexual abuse scandal continues to rock the cathol

katie porter and barbara lee finishing far behind. this is the vote for the full-term starting next year. once the general election vote is certified, the winner will replace butler, who is holding feinstein's seat. >>> as we look to november, the results mean california will not be represented by at least one woman in the u.s. senate for the first time since the 1990s. >> joining us now to break it down is political analyst larry gerston. larry, thanks for joining us. let's talk first about these returns. there were three top democrats, one top republican on the ballot. a democrat and republican now we know facing off in november. given california's deep blue state status, what do you think really propelled garvey to the top over two congresswomen, katie porter and barbara lee? >> good morning. he can thank garvey and adam schiff, because he decided to make it a point to do whatever he could to run against garvey in november, rather than someone like katie porter. he thought, adam schiff did, that if he runs against garvey with calif

congressman adam schiff, congresswoman katie porter, congresswoman barbara lee. they have split the democratic vote especially congresswoman katie porter and barbara lee. they have split the progressive vote quite a bit. the result is because of the fact the top two vote getters proceed regardless of party, we could see adam schiff who has been leading in a lot of the polls make it through to november but alongside a republican, steve garvey, a former l.a. dodger who has a lot of name id. he has not put out very specific policy platforms. but he is getting those republican votes in california and it is looking like a democrat in adam schiff and a republican in garvey could make it through. if that is the case that pretty much steals up the race for adam schiff. we have not seen results yet and katie porter was really trying to fight tooth and nail to the last minute to try to make sure garvey did not box her the top two -- box her outf the top two. but polling was not looking good. >> as we talk about the future of the senate we should mention kyrsten sinema who

nine candidates are vying to replace congresswoman barbara lee. lee is running for u.s. senate.o who get races will advance to the general election in november. stay connected with the fox local app ahead of super tuesday. it's a free app on your smart tv. you can find everything you need to know about the primary election, like what's on the ballot and how you can vote. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu. >> a new poll finds more americans have concerns about president biden's mental capability. the survey, conducted by the associated press, found 6 in 10 adults say they are not very or not at all confident in the president's mental capacity to serve effectively as president. >> what it found regarding the 81 year old biden is that 6 in 10, say they don't have a lot of confidence about his mental capability. that's important because in january of 2022, only half said they had those concerns as the same poll found just under 6 in 10 adults also said they have concerns about former president the weekend, tr president again confused president biden and former p

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good housing off the street. >> reporter: the other major democrat in the race, representative barbara lee, said she spent the weekend campaigning in southern california, and republican steve garvey did not respond to our request for comment. here in san francisco, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> we have an entire section on our website dedicated to the upcoming election. you can use the qr code on your screen to go directly to that page or you can head to nbcbayarea.com and click on super tuesday right at the top of the page. we have everything you need to know about those big races, the candidates, and how to cast your ballot, which we did yesterday in between the rain. run out in a minute. >> we mad it. >> the nbc bay area app lets you, you know, have access to stormranger so you can plan your day. i'm here right now, so you can put the phone away and we can take a peek outside at that microclimate forecast. we are looking at a few breaks of clouds through dublin and san jose. oakland and san francisco still a bit gloo mmy, but temperatures are warming up into the mid-50s. on satelli

senate seat from california, effectively ending the congressional careers of barbara lee and katie porterbe having a female as our senator for the state of california. i think that having a women's perspective is really important. >> samina usman is constituent campaign coordinator for barbara lee's senate campaign for the first time in more than three decades, california won't have a female senator, and of the bay area's 12 congressional districts, only