we have the landmark case of brown harris is board of education, 1954, to thank for equality in education. -- brown v. board of education. seven years later, the chinese community here worked shoulder to shoulder with the african- american community to expand civil rights and public education. we have a history of working together. mayer brown, and reverend brown knows very well. in the early 1970's, a community leader from japan town and let the board informed of the african american roundtable to improve relations between japanese and african americans in the western addition, but it is going to take a lot more than just groups coming together to talk about stereotypes and misperceptions. for these tragic deaths, they must rise a responsibility to reach out beyond our communities and make sure that we understand that there is a cost to holding misperceptions and believes that oppress us all. thank you. [applause] >> we have got a great program for you, and for those of you who have attended in years past, you know that we celebrate with song. we celebrate with dance, and we celebrate re

harry browne was the one i saw last, you were last year talking about harry browne. >> yeah. >> rose: first time director daniel barber shout as you say on my home patch. >> right on my home patch. that is where the title from this came from because i was finishing this book and doing harry browne and i cover like projects in a place called the el fant castlez. and they shot it exactly where i came from. so i was standing there, sort of full circle. >> rose: this was a projects that had been taken over by -- >> drug gangs, yeah, yeah. and there is a lot of that. >> rose: a good friend of yours -- >> all that stuff. >> rose: i want to talk about the book. let me go to your top ten favorite movies because always love lists. top ten lists especially. number ten going from ten to 1, tell no one with kristen scott thomas. >> yeah. >> rose: treasure of the sierra mad re with humphrey bogart. "gone with the wind" with, all that jazz. mall tease falcon, some like it hot. charade. >> yeah. >> rose: i'm surprised it is that high even though i loved it. >> it is a terribly underestimated movie.

>> harry reid and john brown. >> what about the others? >> you want some more? i think barbra boxer is a big one. people had written her off. you know, marco rubio in florida. >> do you think that whitman did herself in in california rather it be a clear victory? >> well no. jerry and on television so long that people got sick and tired of meg whitman. >> what about the story of the hiring of the immigrant? >> that hurt her a lot. >> i think that hurt her a lot. >> jerry brown got 64% of the latino vote. harry reid got 68% of the latino vote. >> that video of that maid that she hired, she handled it. >> in addition to picking up a lot of seats and sweeping state houses and all of that, they did finally usher in a new generation of leaders and you do see some diversity there. three female governors, a cuban american, marco rubio. i think john casek is more old wine in a new tea kettle. governor of ohio. i think these are people who are going to shake the party for the future. >> the big winner was the tea party movement. it is actually mainstream america. >> the

your republican colleague roy blunt wants to fight to keep earmarks but so does your leader, harry reid. brownimes it helps them get monies to medical clinics in ohio and other critical projects in ohio. harry reid re-elected today as your majority leader says this about earmarks. >> i think i have an obligation to the people of nevada to do what is important to nevada, not what is important to some bureaucrat with green eye shades here. so i'm not personally going to back off of bringing stuff back to nevada. >> now, you were for this, senator, well before the midterm elections. but after the midterm elections, even mitch mcconnell got the message and says he backs a moratorium. does harry reid not get it? >> i think a lot of my colleagues don't get it. this isn't about the power of the purse. we have the power of the purse for the whole budget. earmarks only began in the 1970s. this is -- it's not about whether or not you want a projectflawed. and if we can't do this, this is the easy stuff, john. this is like the change in the couch. how in the world are we going to step up and stop some of

. --- y mientras brown hace sus planes, la fiscal de distrito de san francisco kamala harris aun no sabera o no ... la proxima procuradora estatal. ---- la democrata tiene en este momento el 45 punto ocho por ciento de los votos ... mientras que su rival republicano steve cooley tiene ... el 45 punto siete !!!!--- falta aun contar boletas electorales provisionales, y las de quienes votaron "en ausencia". --- a otro tema.---- una madre confeso haber abandonado a su bebe de un aÑo y medio en san pablo ayer "porque ya no podia cuidar de el", dijo. dijo.---- saundra samuel, de 40 aÑos, se entrego a la policia hoy.---- dejo al chiquito en el patio de un complejo de apartamentos, pero la vio un vecino.---- esto sucedio ayer a las 8 de la noche. ---- al bebe se le encontro luego caminando sin rumbo por la calle valencia, de san pablo.... esta sano y salvo. ---manana se dara a conocer la sentencia de johannes mehserle, el policia que dio muerte a oscar grant durante un incidente en una estacion del bart en oakland--- oakland------lideres comunitarios y propietarios de negocios han tomado las deb

harris will replace incoming governor jerry brown. it's not clear yet though who will replace harris. >>> then in the east bay, the 11th congressional district race is over now. democratic incumbent jerry mcnerny has been re-elected to a third term. he holds a lead of just 2500 votes over republican challenger david harmer. >>> coming up, your questions answered. a live turkey day interview with the folks from butterball. >> plus iphones, ipads, now. this the big purchase apple has just made. >>> and we take a look at the san mateo bridge, elizabeth sleeping in. has the morning off. but you can see there's not a lot of traffic to speak of at this hour. 6:12. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, (announcer) while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affect 1.2 million homes each year. septic backups can cost about six thousand dollars in expense, and countless hours of repair. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughout] let's support the small business owners getting our economy booming

. >> kamala harris will replace incoming governor jerry brown. it's not yet clear who will take over as san francisco district attorney. >>> democratic representative jerry mcnerney has been re- elected to a third term. mcnerney holds a lead of 2500 votes over republican challenger david harmer. mcnerney as re-election means no california congressional seat changed party hands even as republicans took back control of the house of representatives on election day. >>> a car with a boot on it for unpaid parking tickets usually that's not big news unless the car belongs to oakland's next mayor. don knapp reports that's exactly what happened to mayor- elect jean quan this morning right outside city hall, too, don. >> reporter: that's right. the story about mayor-elect jean quan's car getting booted right outside her city hall office is playing well with some folks in the city who feel that the city is overly aggressive with its parking policy. >>> reporter: parking is still a sore spot with merchants and shoppers here in the grand lake theater area. >

. //// --- y mientras brown hace sus planes, la fiscal de distrito de san francisco kamala harris aunno ... la proxima procuradora estatal. estatal.---- la democrata tiene en este momento el 45.9 por ciento de los votos ... mientras que su rival republicano steve cooley tiene el 45.7 !!!!--- falta aun contar boletas electorales provisionales, y las de quienes votaron "en ausencia". y siguiendo con las elecciones.. elecciones... ....dejeme le cuento que las aproximadamente 75 papeletas de votacion de san francisco que habian desaparecido cuando -segun oficiales- al parecer un inspector se las habia llevado el martes, ya aparecieron. ---el director de elecciones de la ciudad dijo que las encontraron flotando en la laguna que esta en el palacio de bellas artes en el vecindario de la marina.---el inspector acusado enfrenta cargos y las autoridades analizan como proceder con las balotas recuperadas. ---california se prepara para enviar fuera del estado a otros 5 mil reos para aliviar la sobrepoblacion que existe en correccionales estatales... estatales...---funcionarios de prisiones dijero

brown campaign in oakland tonight. simon? >> reporter: we are here at the fox theater in downtown oakland. cheers coming up anytime a democrat winning comes up onto the board. harry reid in nevada to barbara boxer here in california. but the louder cheer reserved for jerry brown. projected to be the winner. take video of him arriving here at the fox theater in oakland. lots of warm welcome for him. if he does go on to win, if he is confirmed, what a political fete for him. now into the 21st century as the oldest person ever elected to the governorship in california. now, it was a tough campaign all summer long. pretty much tied with his republican rival meg whitman throughout the summer but in the last few days he was able to stretch out a lead but jerry brown admits he has got a lot of tough work to do up in california saying california has to tighten its belt and live within its means. here is what some of what jerry brown has to say as he walks in. >> i think we waited for the right time and i think it has been very good and i think the message of an insider's mind -- insider's knowledge that's what i said. >> i think people know. >> reporter: so once again je

san francisco dakamala harris in a race with steve cooley. at least we know jerry brown will hit the ground running. he will begin working on the budget in two weeks and the first time he will fill the top post. >> i approach the job with enthusiasm and optimism and all the energy and creativity i can bring to bear on a very broken process. >> at a news conference in oakland he said he is ready to get lean and mean when it comes to cleaning up the state's big mess. brown does not take office until january. election leaders are sorting out unusual events in san francisco. an nbc bay area news crew found this. an electronic tabulator used to count ballots in the sidewalk in the tender loin. they believe it was stolen after the memory card and ballots were collected. deputies picked it up. finding the piece on the street is unusual, but it won't affect the election results. in an unrelated situation, there as many as 75 ballots missing. a poll worker stole them and he has since been arrested. the theft may cause complications. >> as we go through the process, if something i

>> within minutes all three men here, congressman leo ryan, reporter don harris and the nbc cameraman behind the lens bob brown, seen earlier, the same day, would be dead. shot by jim jones' gunmen. just ahead -- ambush at the airport. >> i looked out the window and i said, they're killing everyone. they're killing everyone. >>> the feelings are just like it happened yesterday. >> 30 years later tracy parks came back to this small airport near jonestown. did you feel like you were home free when you got to the airport? >> yeah, pretty much i thought, yeah, i'm going home. >> on that day, november 18th, 1978, 15 defectors got off the truck at port kaituma airport. six in the parks family, seven with the bogue family, plus vern gosney and his friend. that's vern walking toward us. >> when i got there, we unloaded and i had a feeling of foreboding. >> this man, larry layton, was a faithful follower of jones. he worried congressional aide jackie speier. >> the only thing that was really bothering me was that all of a sudden larry layton had and decided he was a defector, he just had a gut instinct, just an intuiti

harris cast her vote this morning. she's battling cooley for the office of state attorney general being vacated by jerry brown. >>> investigators awaited the outcomes of the election. dow gained 64 points and investigators likely factored in the expected republican take over of the house, if not the senate and slide in the dollar contributed to today's serge. the nasdaq rose 28 points. >>> despite a glitch tonight, they were set to deliver the first robot to space later this week. it's a 300 pound robot that has multiple cameras in its head and most sophisticated hands in the world for robots. the launch is now scheduled for noon on thursday. >>> one bay area cab company is making its effort to vote by offering free rides. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin tells us what parts of the region are warmest tomorrow. >>> if there's no tv nearby, watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we're streaming life on the web at www.ktvu.com. >> and we have a big parade to talk about. temperature downtown san francisco on market street at 11:00 going to be mostly sunny and a beautiful day for the victory day. no fog, light winds, and j

harris up to sacramento. what better person to sit down and plan out the chess moves than willie brown. who has been in the center of all this from day one >> i have been in the center of this since day one >> you put gavin newsom on the board of supervisors and you were helpful with kamela harris. yes, you are in the center of this since day one. >> well, those are all truths. >> okay. >> let's talk about the interim mayor is this an opportunity or political suicide? >> it is an opportunity and it may be one that results in suicide if you are bright and understand how horrible thecan be in view of the fact there is no money. >> so the person that goes in what they are saying there is no money so if you are in there for one year which you are going to have to do is anger everyone make all the tough decisions and then everybody else will be running against you saying i can do better. >> the mayor says on the way out the door and everywhere now, i intend to leave a blueprint on how you address the issue of a looming deficit more than $400 million. if he does do that, and people simply wra

ray suarez is at senate majority leader harry reid's headquarters at the aria casino and resort in las vegas, nevada. geoffrey brown is right here in washington d.c. at the grand hyatt hotel. that's downtown. it is the headquarters for the republican congressional campaign committee. jeff, when we talk to you a little while ago you said there was sort of a studied low key atmosphere. now that we know the republicans are picking up some seats, are they allowing themselves to display any more enthusiasm. >> brown: in a word, judy, yes. no balloons still but a lot more excitement. the room has picked up since we started. a lot of people behind the camera you can't see. behind me there have been some speeches. they've been announcing some of the victories. they've been, of course, in particularly focusing on the pick-ups. as they announce some of them, it gets a big cheer here. we were able to talk to michael steele, the republican chairman committee chairman. he told us that there's good signs early. he says it's still going to be a long night. he says they want to maintain the momentum of this night. we asked him abo

brown lives in oakland. san francisco newsom will be the next lieutenant governor and as of the most recent numbers looks like harris will be our next attorney general. one question we have for the new governor, since the state is so broke, does he plan to raise taxes. >> this is a big mess up there. i want people to understand, i didn't create this mess. i'm going to do everything i can to make it better. >> brown says he wants to cut wasteful spending. he also expects more revenues for the state's -- as the economy recovers. >>> another unresolved question, who will represent a big chunk of the tri-valley and south bay in washington. so far jerry -- leads republican david harmer by just 121 votes and we have obtained a memo that spells out what harmer plans to do. >> reporter: the vote clown is close. objectsers -- the vote count is close. they are monitoring the registrar, tens of thousands of ballots still need to be counted. >> everybody is looking for sort of akin in our armor so to speak --- >> i think it's in thible and i think considering in thible. all participants want to make sure he we know who won. >>

brown will commute to sacramento. >>> there are two big races still undecided. san francisco district attorney harrisen the narrowest of leads in the race for state attorney general. we may not know the outcome for weeks when counties complete their tallies of provisional and mail in ballots. another close race is the 11th congressional race where democrat mcnerney leads harmer by 121 votes. >>> freed american hiker sarah shourd urged iran to released her fiancee and their friend from prison. >> free all 3! free all 3! >> shourd greeted people on the free all three day. the uc berkeley graduate has medical problems so she was released. her fiancee and their friend are still in prison there. they were arrested and accused of illegally crossing the border from iraq. >>> the coast guard is cleaning a diesel fuel leak near antioch. 800 gallons spilled as a tug boat slew. no wildlife has been hurt so far. >>> somebody is capturing seagulls and collering them with beer cans that have had their tops and bottoms removed. one was found at fisherman's wharf and another in san mateo county. they are asking for

harry potter anymore. >> i don't have the glasses and the kids are thrown by that. >> she is a straight a student at brownrsity. >> how can i give up this movie that i don't want to give up, going to university an college and having that experience either. >> reporter: the latest film marked the break from previous potter movies. the school kids are no longer kids, no longer in wizards school and therefore no longer safe. it sets up a finale that comes out last summer which gives movie makers one more chance to enjoy the magic that raked in millions of dollars across the nobody. >>> thank you for watching 9 news now at 5:00 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it's friday. >> let's rt

she has harry reid saying this is fine, i'm onboard with it. remember when scott browned in massachusetts everyone was afraid and said mr. president you got to move back to the middle. she has a powwow with president obama and says don't give an inch on the healthcare thing. stay true and rock solid on this and don't veer to the middle. got it through you might call a short-term victory for a long-term defeat but lo and behold then i see another meeting involving nancy pelosi and i'm wondering whether this woman has like a svengali grip on this guy. >> this is clearly their last hoorah. we have to remember even despite her alleged legislative accomplishments that they seem to celebrate they lost the house by an overwhelming majority. >> not affecting her. it is not affecting harry. not affecting the president. >> unfortunately, once again like i said they are tone deaf to what the american people want and it is costing them politically and costing this country. they willle pay for it which they already have and they will again at the polls in 2012. this is the problem t

if pamela harris wins for attorney general, there is speculation newsom could appoint chu to her old post as san francisco attorney. but willie brown predicts another outcome. >> i think david chu is the president of the board. and when the vacancy occurs, he will be the interim mayor. >> reporter: david chu did not want to go on camera, but he did provide a statement. my focus right now is helping to insure a steady transition of leadership in these unprecedented time. any interim mayor must prioritize providing basic city services and moving our struggling economy forward. keep in mind the interim mayor serves for only one year there is still a mayoral election here in november of next year. live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monte. >>> police in santa cruz are looking for a man who reportedly assaulted a teenaged girl in a park this weekend. the attack happened at ocean view park around 6:30 yesterday morning. the 15-year-old says she was watching the sunrise on a park bench when a man fitting this description sat down next to her. she says she tried to leave after he asked her if she would pe

reporter: a whole team of democrats filled the stage from pamela harris who acted as moderator running f nin ning fo general in california. jerry brownas been talking to reporters over my shoulder. a number of people had a chance to speak. two main speakers here tonight, senator barbara boxer in fight for her life, and jerry brown, the democrat for governor. barbara was wearing her giants orange using the sports analogy to win votes. >> when i started out in politics, i was 6 feet tall, but those special interests having pounding on me and pounding on me. i want to tell you something, oakland. you're the key. you're the key to sending me back to fight for the middle class, to fight for jobs, to fight for these carpenters, to put them back to work. to stand up against the special interests, and here's what's really exciting, you know. the san francisco giants are on -- they're on track to beat the texas rangers. and we are on track to beat the texas polluters who backed my opponent. >> reporter: and, of course, jerry brown had a lot to say. he says he's the tell it like it is candidate, and he also talked about meg whitman a little bi

browne. the senate majority leader says he is willing to consider a temporary tax cut extension for all income levels. harryd signalling a multi-year extension is possible. britain's newly engaged prince and his fiancee gave their first tv interview together. he proposed to kate middleton with his mom princess diana's ring. and genta became the first living service member since the vietnam war to receive the nation's highest military honor. he gaved two of his comrades on the afghan battlefield in 2007. you can watch the entire award ceremony on foxnews.com. glenn beck returns in a moment but first bret previews "special report". >> bret: coming up, charles rangel has been found guilty of 11 house ethics violations. the detail, fall-out and what is next. the 12 in 2012 series continues with a look at former alaska governor sarah palin. join me at the top of the hour with "special report." now back to glenn. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: i have been telling you in the last few years that higher food prices are coming. i told you earlier today i saw report out of shanghai. out of china. a big distributor for clothing in amer

greta browner is at the news desk with more political information. >> how senator brown was able to be back -- a senator harry reid was able to beat back a challenge by sharron angle -- according to the associated press analysis, it says he bested sharron angle among all nine -- white voters, including hispanics, eight out of 10 blacks, and a quarter of asians. the mountainous northwest corner, where statewide races are often won or lost, border registration there is evenly divided. though it leads republican, the ap reports this morning that harry reid carry that county, embarrassing angle on her home turf. that is a little about how he was able to pull off that victory last i want to look at the house chairmen that lost. there are three of them. let's begin with minnesota. this one was called this morning. james oberstar was trying to beat elected -- to be reelected. he loses to the republican there. this is a surprise for jim oberstar. in 2008, he won with 67% of the vote, over 100,000 votes between him and his competitor in 2008. look at the south carolina fifth district. john spratt, the chairman of the

>>harry reid estÁ consciente de que Él no habrÍa ganado de no ser por los latinos, ¿no? >>sÍ, pero, ¿sabes una cosa? >>y boxer tambiÉn... y browns a la portavoz de la mayorÍa: nancy pelosiiniciar este proceso, escuchar, ver lo que estÁ haciendo reid y seguirle los pasos. >>pero congresista, esto es una... ha visto la luz de pronto la sra. pelosi, porque hasta ahora ni le habÍa interesado abordar el tema de inmigraciÓn. ha cambiado de pronto. ¿piensa ud. que ha cambiado de verdad? >>esto es lo que yo veo. creo que ellos ven una oportunidad y vieron los resultados de las ecciones y se estÁn diciendo: hay que hacer algo. se comprometiÓ esa comunidad con nosotros, votaron por nosotros y ahora nosotros tenemos que brindarle un poco de justicia, y vamos a iniciarlo con esos estudiantes. eso es lo que yo veo. >>¿piensa que puede lograrse el dream act en estas dos semanas? >>esa es mi esperanza. en la cÁmara de representantes yo creo que existen los votos entre los demÓcratas. me encantarÍa ver... >>hay un puÑado de republicanos que han estado trabajando en el tema. >>sÍ, a mi me encantarÍa ver que ellos hablaran y que se aÑadieran sus

brown lives in oakland. san francisco mayor gavin newsom will be the next lieutenant governor. and as of the most recent numbers it seems like kamala harris will be our next attorney general. with the most recent numbers one thing we have with governor, since the state is so broke, will he raise taxes. >> this is a big mess, i didn't create this mace, event been there for 28 years but i'm going to do everything i can to make it better. >> brown wants to cut government spending, he expect more revenue for the state's could havers as the economy recovers. >>> who will represent a big chunk of the tri-valley and south bay in washington. so farish couple bent democrat mcinerney leads harmer by 121 votes. linda yee obtained a memo that spells out what harmer plans to. >> reporter: the vote count is close. people from both mcinerney and david harmer's campaigns are monitoring the registrar. tens of thousands of ballots still need to be counted. >> everybody we know is looking for sort of a chink in our armor so to peek. >> reporter: harmer's campaign suspects there may be one and says there probably will be a recount. >> i think it's inevitable

harry smith meets his namesake, a karaoke king in north center florida. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. good to see you, everybody, i'm terrell brown.a great day, everybody, terrell brown. have a great day, everybody, we'll see you later! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> spreading hate at a bay area school. the radical baptists

general jerry brown tonight, governor luck, gary ne omndws a barbara boxer heade for a fourth term in the u.s. senate. still hanging in the balance, though, san francisco d.a. pamela harrisill neck and neck with steve cooley. also being counted, the oakland mayor race. a new voting system played out there. but first on the vote count irregularities we uncovered in some very tight races. jean? >> reporter: jessica, election officials here in san francisco are sorting out some very unusual events. first, police are searching for some stolen ballots. and second, an nbc crew finds election equipment buried urnde the trash in the tenderloin. >> a buried ballot counter was found and police believe it was stolen after the ballots were counted. >> there is no memory pack in there, no ballots or anything, it's just the machine itself. sdp >> sheriff's deputies picked it up. finding a piece of equipment on the streets is unusual, but we found out it won't affect election results. the department is trying to find 75 stolen ballots. that could affect tight races. a poll worker accused of ste stealing those ballots is in jail. >> he pulled open another drawer, pulled out the memory d

brown. >> who won lieutenant governor? >> abel moldonado. >> who won the california senate seat? >> barbara boxer. >> did proposition 19 pass? >> no, it did not. >> who won attorney general? >> kamala harris. >> african american voters are located in key states and congressional districts which have the means to decide the balance of power in washington this mid-term election. live voters had a a low turnout tuesday with less than 5% showing up to the polls. political analysts say that's one of the main reasons democrats fared so poorly. the republicans gained control of the house of representatives with a gain of at least 60 seats. but the democrats kept control of the u.s. senate. african american studies dr. stephen milner says there is a disconnect between politicians and african americans. >> they don't have much hope that politics will answer the concerns that they have in their daily lives. >> reporter: for the first time in several years the u.s. senate will not include any african americans. >> and andrea is here with arts and entertainment. >> talking about a drink that has been getting nationwide attention. when you think of arts and entertainment, a concert or an art exhibit m

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harry defeated former houston mayor bill white. during his campaign perry linked white to president obama. and appealed to voters' anger about the economy. >> and in california, jerry brown is going back to the governor's mansion. the 72-year-old democrat defeated republican meg whitman, who spent $160 million on the race. most of it her own money. brown also served as california's governor from 1975 through 1983. >>> president obama and the democrats focused on younger voters before the election. but our exit polls show the majority of midterm voters were 45 years or older. just an estimated 11% of tuesday's ballots were from voters age 29 or younger. exit polls also show 28% of the voters consider themselves independent. republicans and democrats showed up in what appear right now to be equal numbers. >>> another interesting finding from our exit polls. 41% of voters said their financial situation is worse now than it was two years ago. and they favored republicans by nearly 30%. ron claiborne took a look at final efforts to reach those voters and what they say they really want. >> happy election day! >> go, meg, go! >> good morning. >> reporter: election day 2010. the

on the senate side democrat harry reid will retain his post as majority leader and rich mccouncil will stay on as minority leader. >> jerry brownin sacramento following a brief vacation to learn more about the $25 billion deficit facing the state. he has a frugal reputation and held a budget meeting in an attorney general's office instead of an office space the finance department had arranged. brown calls for a special session which the legislature to tackle part of the budget shortfall. >> one governor at a time. i think it's important that each one do everything they can do deal with the state's problems. i hope the legislative, even though they're not in session, will work how to deal with that. it's a special session and that's a great opportunity to do things. >> brown plans to have a considerably smaller staff than the current governor's staff. he also plans on keeping costs down for his january 3rd inauguration. >> let's check in on the weather. monday highs in 80s and yesterday we had 70s. naturally today what do you think? >> a little more 60s, absolutely. we're in the 50s. that's the way it's going to go as that rain

harris, then started the day out in l.a. and ended in oakland where they are still waiting for jerry brown tea show up. the theme, don't take us back to the bush years. it's part of the draw that the democrats are using to try to get out the vote. you've already heard possibly that jerry brown appears to have a solid lead in the polls but meg whitman isn't ready to kick it in. she kicked off her final day campaigning at a curve ooh shop in menlo park claiming to have an army of 40,000 volunteers to help get out the vote tomorrow which means in all likelihood democrats and republicans, you're going to be getting a lot of those calls tonight and tomorrow morning, including robo calls from politicians you forgot about a long time ago. i don't know about you but i'm looking forward to my personal call from bill clinton or mitt romney or whoever else might show up for the race. it's a tough one when the democrats have california to hold their balance in the senate. the senate may come down to that boxer and fiorina fight. whatever you've heard from the pollsters, i have been talking on the insiders and they

brown does deserve to have credit for the campaign he ran. courts seals i have. i thought blonden was good and nevada. hispanic federal judge that harry reid gave to make sure he never ran for office. do you run for office? i mean i think he is a star and solve a lot of republicans elected. i don't know how much skill and meeting talked about this but the governors level he saw a lot of republicans elected to lie still and will play a prominent role in the national party. susan martinez, the first latino woman ever elected, very good campaign, very steady, very solid rga helped her in the primary, smartly to get to the primary financially, and i think she will be nicky hailey won by a smaller margin than i think a lot of people thought she would ultimately -- my wife is a field hockey coach and there are ultimately no moral victories. the end of the year it doesn't feel like 8-4 and three we should have won. laughter could either says 8-4 or 11-7. you can argue but i would put -- you have jindal has gotten into the but maligned after his response to the press in 2009 it wasn't particularly good but i would point back to lots of people

harris with 44% of the vote to cooley's 48% were -- with 44% of precincts reporting. >> and back to the governor's race, we want to take you back to the fox theater as jerry brown cameut to declare victory as the next governor of california. >> you can see the latest results, 52% to meg whitman's 43%. we are approaching what the field poll told us it would be. mark matthews has more. >> twas -- it was just a few minutes after 11:00 jerry brown said he wanted to return greatness to california. 23* we cut to those pictures of jerry brown coming off the stage. i asked his reaction to the numbers. >> i thought it was coming. it looked good. the people have given me a vote of trust and confidence. >> have you put together a tran session team? >> have i people who work with me in the attorney general's office. >> what is the first move? >> the first move is to start working on the budget and getting a list of the jobs that need to be filled. >> and with that he walked off into the night. jerry brown is gone and so is my voice. reporting from oakland, mark matthews, abc news. >> thank you very much. >> yes, we in theed that. >>> the intent to legalize marijuana has gone do

brown. meg whitman was an unknown. >> what about the senator race? barbara boxer against carly fiorina. and again, this was a hard- fought one. >> it was hard fought contest with national implications. harrybara boxer, if they had lost, it would have been a real sort of, uhm, effect on the democratic party in the way that nancy pelosi no longer being speaker of the house is. >> what does it tell you about voting, barbara boxer back in? were people not ready for the change? >> i think people wanted to send her a message as they did the national democrats and i think she got it and she is here on the ground trying to fight for people again. she found a formidable opponent, carly fiorina, but she found a way to win. >> okay. thank you. stick around we have a lot more with propositions and other races. we'll see you in the next hour. >> 5:56. coming up a problem at the polls in one bay area city. we'll tell you who is accused of stealing ballots. >> plus, $160 million wasn't enough to defeat jerry brown. more on that race, as well. >>> jerry brown again elected governor. what the governor-elect has planned for this, the day after his election victory. >>> and two days after they won the world