i'm chuck coppola at santa state for "today in the bay." >> chuck, thank you very much. as we mentioned, no one was expecting, according to the polls, a trump victory. neither was wall street. all indications is it will be mayhem on the stock market. dow futures down about 300 points already. >> scott mcgrew joins us. at one point dow futures were down as much as 800. >> i know both our national reporter were using 9/11 as a comparison for today. a better comparison would be brexit. there's this initial shock, then comes the more important part, the long-reaching economic consequences. so as we look ahead and we honestly do not have many tools at our disposal, because although we try to make comparisons, there's nothing quite like what we're experiencing right now. what we can do, though, is look at what president elect trump has said in the past and tried to use those statements to look forward. we need to be thinking about an unstable world. mr. trump has talked about military action against countries like iran. untable means unstable stock market. it will mean high oi

"today in the bay's" chuck coppola has more on a car that authorities are now searching for. >> reporter: a home surveillance camera captured a black bmw speeding away from a burglary in hillsborough, the third burglary or armed home invasion in the area within the last two weeks. it brought police to answer questions from homeowners. they formed the hillsborough neighborhood network, first to help each other in an earthquake, but also to spread alerts on the internet about the spike in burglaries. >> this is how we all talk now is through the internet. to get an e-mail that says, hey, there was a robbery or burglary and this is what happened, it's just a sense of news, information and empowerment. >> reporter: so far police have not found a link in the crimes. >> we don't find a uniform pattern that shows one particular corridor or entryway into our city where these crimes are happened. fairly spread out throughout the community. >> reporter: detectives investigating say one similarity stands out. >> usually they're not local. they're traveling because they don't want to be someone -- t

chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >>> at 6:389, other races we've been following. ro khanna leading mike honda. ro khanna sounding confident in front of hundreds of supporters if free month last night, a much different result than the first time around. back in 2014 khanna lost this congressional race to the eight-time congressman mike honda. khanna believes endorsements from lieutenant governor gavin newsom, president jimmy carter and some papers helped him last night. >> the grandson of an indian freedom fighter can realize his dream to represent silicon valley in the united states congress. >> i think what we have to say is that congressional district 17 is a very unique district. it needs to be paid fully attention to. it has probably the most diverse diaspora in the country. >> congressman honda did say he plans to concede the election today. as for his lawsuit against khanna alleging he illegally obtained sensitive fund-raising information about honda supporters, the congressman says that will continue. >>> popular california attorney general kamala harris wi

live in san jose, chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, chuck. >>> let's turn now to scott mcgrew as he talks about the business and market impact of all of this. one of the questions we're looking at, one of many, who is going to get to work in america, what the mortgage rates will be. >> brexit is the obvious comparison. remember england is still in the middle of brexit. they haven't even started article 50. we don't know what's going to happen there. our best comparison turns out to be a lousy comparison, doesn't it? let's make a list of things we need to think about. not my list. is president elect trump's list, things he has promised to do and the potential effects on you and the rest of the world. here is that list. take a look. stock market. the stock market could get very unstable, oil prices could get very unstable. mr. trump has talked about military action against iran in the past. interest rates could go up. mr. trump has talked about not paying back american debt as well. we can talk about that. we kind of breezed through that list. here is the h-1b vi

i'm chuck coppola. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> a good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. it is election day. >> i know. i heard a couple things about this in the news the last few weeks. >> weather won't keep you away from the polls today. >> patchy fog is the only thing we'll be watching this morning. right now we have temperatures not too chilly outside. these spots waking up to 60 degrees. san jose, 57 right now, livermore 53. there you see the 60s from emeryville to san francisco. mid to upper 70s. los gatos today, 78 degrees, 71 in san francisco, 76 in san jose. if you want to find 75 in santa cruz, watch out for the high surf advisory starting about 3:00. breakers at 25 feet approaching the evening. >> we're looking over here toward the rest of the bay. we'll talk about oakland where we got word of a car fire. the person who called that car fire in, they got out safely. it's eastbound 580 away from the maze and toward 238. i don't see any slowing but it may be at least a distrac

nbc bay area's chuck coppola is there. are. >> reporter: the city of santa clara gets a cut for non-football-related events like concerts at levi's stadium. thousands of dollars to resod the field after one of those non-football-related events did not come out of taxpayers' wallets here in santa clara, but now the city is one step closer to finding that out for sure. >> it's not in the best interests of that information to be made public. >> reporter: 49ers executives tried to convince the public and santa clara officials that making details of concert and other non-nfl events at levi's stadium public could compromise negotiations for future events. but after nearly three hours of testimony including santa clara taxpayers the city's stadium authority voted to give the 49ers 30 days to comply. the city's mayor says some information can be shared but kept private. >> we have certain aspects. like we have city personnel information that we don't submit to the public even though we're a public agency because it's of a propriet

chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> chuck, we see a lot of action out there. you're being ordered around. we want to clarify. the votes are secure, right? >> reporter: yes. >> okay. chuck can't hear us anymore, but the votes are secure. that election representative did say that. once everybody had to evacuate, the santa clara registrar of voters building, the county building over there, that the votes were secured. there should be no fraud related to this. but, of course, if you see anything irregular. make sure you give us a call at 844-nbc-vote. you can also file your experience online at nbcbayarea.com. that was certainly interesting, sam. >> it was. >>> let's go to some other place that's also had a lot of activity these days. washington, d.c. this is what it is all about, kris, the presidency and the white house. whoever wins today will take up residence at 1600 pennsylvania avenue as the 45th president of the united states. both candidates are in new york city right now. this morning we brought you live coverage of hillary clinton and donald trump voting

chuck coppola is looking into the b.a.r.t. vote that cleared the two-thirds majority, chuck. >> reporter: morning, sam. raising property taxes in california has been a very tough sell for more than 30 years, but yesterday homeowners in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties said with their votes that they're willing to pay as much as $55 a year more in property taxes to fix b.a.r.t.'s infrastructure. it underscores now just how important mass transit has become in california, land of the automobile. >> it may not be as efficient as what we'd all like to have it be. it's still pretty darn good. >> reporter: do you trust the b.a.r.t. management to do it right if. >> i do. >> i ride better three times a day. it's a 15-minute delay. >> reporter: what should they fix first? >> fix the trains. you need new trains. fix the tracks. during rainy days you start going 25, 30 miles slower. it's ridiculous. >> it's definitely worth it. b.a.r.t. is the -- the most fastest commute. i definitely think it is essential. >> reporter: b.

. >> chuck coppola is live in san jose. chuck, you say this could be an act of retaliation because of a separate lawsuit altogether? >> reporter: good morning, sam and kris. it is the perception this may be retaliation, at least on the part of some of san jose city officials. the net effect is that the old century 22 theater behind me may stand a little bit longer. that's because plans to demolish it for a six-building expansion of santana row near winchester and stephens creek, those are being challenged by the city of legislator in a lawsuit, claiming the proposed development may make traffic far worse in the area and there's no provision for housing. the office workers will be occupying the office buildings across from santano row and on the edge of santa clara. a political consultant quoted in the "mercury news" saying the lawsuit may have more to do with retaliation because the city of san jose filed its own lawsuit to block a santa clara $6.5 billion development across from levi's stadium in santa clara called city spa

chuck coppola has more. how did it happen, chuck? >> it happened when an officer-involved shooting happened in a residential neighborhood with lots of children around, finishing up classes a block away at an elementary school. for more than six hours investigators pored over the officer-involved shooting that happenedy a block from fairview elementary school. four u.s. marshals tried serving a arrest warrant for weapon and drug-related charges. he was in a car outside a home filled can relatives. the u.s. marshals felt their lives were in danger and fired into the car and rolled-up windows. in the 2800 block of roman yellow street, a 26-year-old male was grazed by a bullet or debris and treated briefly at a nearby hospital. for hours, the street was sealed off. no other bystanders were outside when the officer opened fire. no one else was injured. tonight, the suspect is being questioned here behind me at the substation. investigators say they did not find a weapon on the suspect. hey have not sempd his car. >> ok. .hank you, chuck.

i'm chuck coppola. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> a good tuesday morning.hank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. it is election day. >> i know. i heard a couple things about this in the news the last few weeks. >> weather won't keep you away from the polls today. >> patchy fog is the only thing we'll be watching this morning. right now we have temperatures not too chilly outside. these spots waking up to 60 degrees. san jose, 57 right

more from chuck coppola. >> reporter: raj, the spill happened about 12 hours ago and the big concernever since then has been a big storm drain that runs near martin avenue here behind me in circulsanta clara. the crews successfully blocked that behind me at san francisco bay. behind me is the hangar, and cleanup crews pumping feeder back towards that area before the storms can wash what is left into the bay. three different environmental cleanup contractors worked hard to scoop up what started as an avalanche of foam that was accidentally triggered at the airport saturday. >> why the system went off, i don't know here. nobody can go in there right now, the foam is ten feet deep. >> reporter: at first, the bystanders enjoyed it. >> i love that, when the wind blows it, it looks like waves. >> reporter: but with the weekend storm approaching the environmental crews had to work hard to get it all off before it threatened to run off into the san francisco bay. >> it is a carcinogen, it could create a problem in your eyes. >> reporter: this man rode his bike through. >> couldn't see anythi

chuck coppola is there with the latest. i understand the neighborhood is on the lookout for a bmw. >> reporter: that's absolutely correct. the hillsborough police, as well are saying they are looking for a black bmw 3 series with a headlight out. it's the latest possible clue to a string of burglaries recently as well as one home invasion. a home surveillance camera captured a black bmw with the driver's side headlight out speeding away from a burglary in hillsborough yesterday afternoon, the third armed home invasion in hillsborough and porto local valley within the last two weeks. tonight is brought police to answer questions from homeowners. >> we have a lot of residents concerned about it. >> reporter: they formed a neighborhood network first to help each otherner earthquake and spread alerts on the internet about the spike in burglaries. >> this is how we all talk is through the internet. to get an e-mail that says there was a robbery or burglary and this is what happened, it's a sense of news, information and empowerm

reporting live in san jose, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." >> all those preparations, countinggetting 24e8 ready. let's look at your weather. rob mayeda joins us. >> the afternoon looking very nice for election day. temperatures in the mid 70s around san jose. low 70s san jose to oakland. mild temperatures should continue through about thursday. then we'll see increasing clouds and our one chance of finding rain through the north bay friday night. >> a tough drive northbound into palo alto. a crash at embarcadero. should be clearing from lanes shortly. also in san jose a tough drive north 85, a crash cleared a block from hill road. a crash at tully from north 101 also cleared. >>> 7:30 now on the west coast on this tuesday morning, the 8th day of november, 2016. looking at the rink at rockefeller plaza, transformed to democracy plaza. we'll have more on voting in a couple of minutes, but there are other stories making headlines, as well. real estate mogul robert durst pleaded not guilty on monday. the 73-year-old was in a wheelchair and wearing a neck brace when he entered that