have you seen any ed in your state of colorado and then later secretary bruner in ohio at any attempts of voter suppression this year? >> i have not. i'm not perhaps the best person to ask that question because i don't watch a whole lot of television advertising but i've not seen any and i've not been told of any. >> and secretary brunner. >> well, we just learned about a situation of a mcdonald's operator in northeast ohio who put letters in his employee's pay checks saying that if they did not vote for particular candidates, which in this case happened to be republicans, that it could affect their ability to get raises later on. i think the reports are that this was done without knowledge that this clearly violates ohio law. i have just appointed an attorney from northeast ohio, former prosecutor, who is going to be investigating this for me. and we'll be reporting this to the ohio attorney general. there are a lot of folks up in arms about this, as they should be, because an employer cannot attempt to influence his or her employees with to vote for a particular person or against a p

women in business will be invited to have lunch at the oakland city council with president james bruner. the women in business brown bag lunch helps women grow businesses or start them up. the lunch will be held at oakland city hall at noon. we want to remind you that bart says watch out through sunday especially if you are traveling between lafayette and the pittsburgh bay point station. delays could last between 10 and 30 minutes. it's doing work on the tracks this weekend. >>> polls show support is growing for prop 19, the measure that would legalize marijuana under state law. if the measure passes, people at the right place at the right time could cash in big and that could mean oakland. as jodi hernandez says, they could put millions into city. >> when it comes to medical marijuana, they open their doors to dispensaries, cultivators and the first marijuana mega store. >> it's an area of economic development that we could be leading in. some are not sure that's not what we want to be known for, but oakland could be known for a lot of things and this could be one of them. >> now vote

. >> reporter: if you're out in antioch, chances are you are going to see jim bruner leading up to the election. >> put on the grill outfit, makes a difference. people see you, they laugh, they smile. that makes my heart good. >> reporter: he along with the city's chamber of commerce don't support measure p, a half cent sales increase, because they think it's bad business. >> the revenue stream is going to hurt antioch business because antioch will be the only city in the east county with the half cent sales tax so we'll be less competitive. >> reporter: here's what the no on p folks fear what happens. why buy something in antioch when all you have to do is go across the street to pittsburg where the sales tracks would be lower? >> i just believe in our citizens. they want the police department to be able to come to their house when they have a problem. they are going to want to support this. >> reporter: city councilwoman martha parsons, who is running for re-election, supports p. she says if it doesn't pass, the next round of cuts will be drastic like losing the s.w.a.t. team. >> i k

. >> reporter: if you're out in antioch, chances are you are going to see jim bruner leading up to the election. >> put on the gorilla outfit, makes a difference. people see you, they laugh, they smile. that makes my heart good. >> reporter: he along with the city's chamber of commerce don't support measure p, a half cent sales increase, because they think it's bad business. on a $1,000 purchase the sales tax would go up $5. to a lot of people that wouldn't be a big dealing but some people in the business community fear that psychologically, it would make a difference. >> it's been proven in the state of california the 1% tax they put on us over the last year, the next year was supposed to raise $8 billion. it only raised $1 billion. >> it cost 2 cents or a tube of $4 toothpaste. costs23 cents on 45 gallons of gas or $45 bouquet of roses. >> reporter: city councilwoman martha parsons running for re- election supports p. she says if it doesn't pass, the next round of cuts will be drastic like losing the s.w.a.t. team. >> i know they don't believe it but every employee is looking at that