well, after a tight race between sophie hahn and adina ishii for mayor of berkeley, councilmember hahn conceded, leaving ishii to take this spot over the city. she she won 51% of the vote, compared to hahn's 49% once ranked choice voting kicked in. ktvu crystal bailey joining us now after speaking with the mayor elect about her victory. crystal. >> well, christina, the race for mayor has been a nail biter since election day, when council member sophie hahn had the clear lead. but as results trickled in, the votes shifted in favor of adina ishii, a sign berkeley voters are looking for a change. another round of ballots counted wednesday, calling the race for berkeley's mayor. nonprofit consultant adina ishii, taking the victory over council member sophie hahn by about 1000 votes in ranked choice voting and securing the highest number of first choice picks. ishii credits her campaign team, which knocked on more than 20,000 doors and put in a lot of hard work to reach voters. >> i'm just feeling incredibly grateful, you know, incredibly grateful for my team and grateful for those folks wh

just a few hundred votes stand between sophie hahn and adina ishii in the race for mayor of berkeley on election night. hahn had a clear lead with 53% of the votes, but as ballots continue to be counted, the margin has closed, significantly triggering ranked choice voting and putting the two at a difference of only 382 votes in round four. both candidates say they're feeling good as the gap keeps shrinking. >> i think we're excited to see what happens next. >> you are still feeling very positive. i mean, i started in the lead. i'm still in the lead. >> hahn, well known in berkeley politics, currently sits on the city council and says her experience has prepared her for the role. ishii, former president of the league of women voters, has never run for public office. but she could edge out hahn as the new berkeley mayor. >> i think that our political systems have failed us in many ways, and it's because we've stuck to the status quo and it's important to try new ideas and try something different and see if that works. >> the race, of course, is too close to call, with an estimated 20,0

earlier, ishii was trailing hahn. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the latest. >> election day was last tuesday, but as of friday afternoon, berkeley still doesn't know who the next mayor will be. >> i think those big endorsements from senator nancy skinner and assembly member buffy wicks, as well as the east bay times, the mercury news were very helpful for our campaign, and i was very grateful to get them, especially as a first time candidate. >> first time candidate adina ishii now leads her opponent, city council member sophie hahn. ishii passed on after a new round of results released friday evening. she's been critical of the delay in counting votes, but she says if she wins, she's hoping for a reset of berkeley politics. >> we've seen quite a lot of conflict in our city council and, you know, that's really what i mean by a reset is us focusing on the things that are going on. you know, i was focused on housing and homelessness, public safety and infrastructure throughout my, my campaign. and those are t

earlier, ishii was trailing hahn.e's abc seven news reporter anser hassan with the latest election. >> it was last tuesday, but as of friday afternoon, berkeley still doesn't know who the next mayor will be. >> i think those big endorsements from senator nancy skinner and assembly member buffy wicks, as well as the east bay times, the mercury news, were very helpful for our campaign, and i was very grateful to get them, especially as a first time candidate. >> first time candidate adina ishii now leads her opponent, city council member sophie hahn. ishii passed on after a new round of results released friday evening. ishii has been critical of the delay in counting votes, but she says if she wins, she's hoping for a reset of berkeley politics. >> we've seen quite a lot of conflict in our city council and you know, that's really what i mean by a reset is us focusing on the things that are going on. you know, i was focused on housing and homelessness, public safety and infrastructure throughout my, my campaign. and thos

he says hahn has been instrumental in berkeley's key achievements of the past eight years, and that hahn is ready to lead the city on day one. >> she helped write our housing bond to provide $135 million to build and preserve affordable housing. she was the. she and i were the architect of berkeley's plan to address homelessness. berkeley's seen a 45% reduction in unsheltered homelessness. >> aragon says infrastructure, housing affordability and public safety will continue to be key issues. but he says one of the biggest challenges will be standing up to what comes out of d.c. aragon says the election of president trump, who threatened to cut funding to sanctuary cities, may test berkeley's ability to continue to be a champion of progressive leadership. >> the impact of the trump administration on our undocumented community. we work to strengthen our sanctuary policy to support our muslim community, our lgbt community, and then also having the presence of the proud boys and uh- violent right wing extremists on the streets of berkeley. that could happen again. >> we did reach out to hahn.

earlier, ishii was trailing hahn.even news reporter anser hassan has the latest. >> election day was last tuesday, but as of friday afternoon, berkeley still doesn't know who the next mayor will be. >> i think those big endorsements from senator nancy skinner and assembly member buffy wicks, as well as the east bay times, the mercury news were very helpful for our campaign, and i was very grateful to get them, especially as a first time candidate. >> first time candidate adina ishii now leads her opponent, city council member sophie hahn. ishii passed on after a new round of results released friday evening. ishii has been critical of the delay in counting votes, but she says if she wins, she's hoping for a reset of berkeley politics. >> we've seen quite a lot of conflict in our city council and you know, that's really what i mean by a reset is us focusing on the things that are going on, you know, i was focused on housing and homelessness, public safety and infrastructure throughout my, my campaign. and those are the

he says hahn has been instrumental in berkeley's key achievements of the past eight years, and that hahnty on day one. >> she helped write our housing bond to provide $135 million to build and preserve affordable housing. she was the. she and i were the architect of berkeley's plan to address homelessness. berkeley's seen a 45% reduction in unsheltered homelessness, aragon says infrastructure, housing affordability and public safety will continue to be key issues. >> but he says one of the biggest challenges will be standing up to what comes out of dc. aragon says the election of president trump, who threatened to cut funding to sanctuary cities, may test berkeley's ability to continue to be a champion of progressive leadership. >> the impact of the trump administration on our undocumented community. we work to strengthen our sanctuary policy, to support our muslim community, our lgbt community, and then also having the presence of the proud boys and uh- violent right wing extremists on the streets of berkeley. that could happen again. >> we did reach out to hahn. she did not return requ

ishii is carrying 51% of the votes, while hahn takes nearly 49%. after ranked choice voting kicked in. our crystal bailey spoke with the mayor elect about her success. crystal. >> well, heather, the race for mayor has been a nail biter since election day, when sophie hahn had the clear lead. but as the results continue to trickle in, the voters have shifted in favor of adina ishii. a sign that berkeley voters are looking for a change. another round of ballots counted wednesday, calling the race for berkeley's mayor. nonprofit consultant adina ishii, taking the victory over council member sophie hahn by about 1000 votes in ranked choice voting and securing the highest number of first choice picks. ishii credits her campaign team, which knocked on more than 20,000 doors and put in a lot of hard work to reach voters. >> i'm just feeling incredibly grateful, you know, incredibly grateful for my team and grateful for those folks who voted for me and really just looking forward to getting started on this job. >> hahn says she called ishii on wednesday to

i'm still in the lead. >> hahn. well known in berkeley politics, currently sits on the city council and says her experience has prepared her for the role. ishii, former president of the league of women voters, has never run for public office, but she could edge out hahn as the new berkeley mayor. >> i think that our political systems have failed us in many ways, and it's because we've stuck to the status quo, and it's important to try new ideas and try something different and see if that works. >> the race, of course, is too close to call, with an estimated 20,000 more ballots in berkeley to get through. hahn says she respects and appreciates the scrutiny and care taken by the alameda county registrar's office, but wishes results would come sooner. >> we should be looking at what are best practices and what are other counties doing that is allowing them to report out more quickly than alameda county has. the registrar of voters, tim dupuis, says alameda county's timeline is comparable to other counties in california

hahn says she respects and appreciates the scrutiny and care taken by the alameda county registrar'sice. but wishes results would come sooner. >> we should be looking at what are best practices and what are other counties doing that is allowing them to report out more quickly than alameda county has. the registrar of voters, tim dupuis, says alameda county's timeline is comparable to other counties in california, and speeding up the process would require a bigger facility, more equipment and more staff. >> dupuis says his office is currently looking at harder to process votes like conditional votes damaged and mail in ballots and ballots missing signatures. he plans to submit a major update on friday, but that does not mean a race this tight will be called. >> it's probably going to require waiting until we get through the signature clearing process for those vote by mail ballots that hadn't been signed properly. >> crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up at 11, another recall on tesla's cybertrucks. but this time the repairs will be more expensive. >> and we are tracking mo

. >> is she declaring victory following a very tight race with city council member sophie hahn?tvu crystal bailey spoke to the mayor elect about her plans for berkeley. >> another round of ballots counted wednesday, calling the race for berkeley's mayor. nonprofit consultant adina ishi, taking the victory over council member sophie hahn by about 1000 votes in ranked choice voting and securing the highest number of first choice picks. ishii credits her campaign team, which knocked on more than 20,000 doors and put in a lot of hard work to reach voters. >> i'm just feeling incredibly grateful. you know, incredibly grateful for my team and grateful for those folks who voted for me. and really just looking forward to getting started on this job. >> hahn says she called ishii on wednesday to congratulate her, she added in a written letter to her supporters, quote, while it's not the outcome we hoped for, i'm full of gratitude for the amazing support you've shown throughout and proud of the 100% positive campaign we ran. political experts say the results indicate another instance of v

welcome to the w way hood and ron hahn describing this protest mount. as a final cool, how far will these protest is go to secure his release as well? we've reached this level box in, in nearly a 100000 people with more on the way. and we believe that tomorrow, even more, the more people in the testers will join this peaceful protest in the solver. so the numbers are high. you just want to make it category. if you create this protest, like all our other protests, a goal, been peaceful. don't forget the mon cons wife is leading this protest along with the chief minister of k b assist as on ground with the protestors. other women are taking part in this protest. so obviously we're not there to fight. we just want our constitutional right and that is all the demanding of the right to peaceful assembly. we can see the pictures, i mean is all about is said to resemble, especially on the see used uh, thousands of supposes on support as of being arrested by police. in the past days. i hear you saying that this is a peaceful process, but are you worried about w

as of monday, hahn led by less than 400 votes.ow, as you can see, that lead has flipped in a science lesson that couldn't be taught from the classroom. next, at four, how students in san francisco got a hands on look at the king tides and the consequences of rising sea levels in the bay area. >> in addition to coastal flooding, a high surf advisory for parts of the bay area. we are looking at cold temperatures to settle in during the overnight hours. better look at what we can expect for tomorrow and the rest of the weekend. coming up. see some of the highest tides of the year. the national weather service issued both a coastal flood advisory and a high surf advisory for the bay area. if you're heading to the beach, you're advised to stay alert and be aware of the rushing waters. king tides happen when the sun, the moon and the earth's gravitational pull are all aligned, and this natural phenomenon will happen again next month. more than 100 san francisco school kids are using the king tides as a learning experience about sea leve

right now, she leads her closest competito, longtime berkeley city council member sophie hahn. by just 1039 votes. now, alameda county is one of the slowest counties in the bay area. when it comes to counting ballots. but last night, the registrar's office said it's nearly done with the tally, and hahn conceded that race. so joining us tonight is berkeley mayor elect adina ishii. congratulations. thank you so much for being here. now you have never run for office before nor held elected office. why do you think that that outsider position resonated so much with voters? yeah, well, earlier this year we had two city council members leave city council. one of them also left the mayor's race as well. we also lost our city manager. and i think a lot of folks really wanted someone who was going to come in, focus on the issues and really kind of move past the sort of drama that we've been experiencing on our city council. well, and that's a sentiment we saw also in san francisco, another government outsider, danielle lowery, also won. but we also saw oakland mayor sheng thao, who was

it's all of us in mont hahn is the most popular leader in the country. it's obvious that his party had won the elections, is obvious, that every single thing that is being done in the country right now is to keep the non con, behind bars. and somehow it as a political party, out of the government, which is just not sustainable in any way because your, your, in an undeclared martian. all practically. so unless we declare ourselves open to that word, we want to run the country under marshal. there's no other real way of, of governing us. i believe that you've been appealing to the international community. so this support, who do you think could put pressure on the pakistani government and the military, who would be your best hope? well look, we would like it as a overall we would want the international community to raise their voices. it's not like we want an intervention or we want them to do something about it. but we want them to put pressure in the sense that what are you doing with 260000000 people and in law hahn is obviously going to send has, accor

latest ballot returns count ishii with a 51% of the vote and hahn at 49%. >> in oakland, the city is in a situation where it could have a number of mayors between now and april. this is all a result of the recall of mayor sheng tao, and the presumptive win by oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass for the alameda county board of supervisors. abc7 news reporter anser hassan explains the process. >> the results aren't certified yet, but oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass is declaring victory in her race for the alameda county board of supervisors. neither bass nor her opponent, emeryville city council member john butters, were available for interviews, but her presumptive win may impact oakland's mayor's race. >> it's never happened before, and so we want to get things right, oakland city council member dan kalb says. >> things will change once the county certifies the election to recall shengtao. the oakland city council would formally accept that certification, likely at its december 17th meeting when tao steps down. fortunato bass, the current city coun

it's obvious in mont hahn is the most popular leader in the country. it's obvious that his party had won the elections. it's obvious that every single thing that is being done in the country right now is to keep and knock on behind bars. and somehow as a political party out of the government, which is just not sustainable in any way because you're, you're in an undeclared marsh and all practically so unless we declare ourselves open to that word, we want to run the country under marshal. there's no other real way of, of governing us. i believe that you've been appealing to the international community. so this support, who do you think could put pressure on the pakistani government and the military, who would be your best hope? well look, we would like it as a overall we would want the international community to raise their voices. it's not like we want an intervention or we want them to do something about it. but we want them to put pressure in the sense that what are you doing with 260000000 people and in law hahn is obviously going to send has, accor

hahn has 48.8% support. just 1200 votes separate. these two candidates in this ranked choice election. >> on this week's episode of the politics podcast, former pro footballer marshawn lynch explained why he believes so many black men voted for president elect trump. >> he just started talking to the people. he started talking to them in a way in which they can understand. i mean, he leveled with them and it was one of the biggest things, like i was telling you, when i have conversations with you, how we even. >> lynch went on to say, regardless if trump fulfills his campaign promises, he thinks that people can feel where trump is coming from when he speaks, and that trump was reasoning with people. >> you know, there's a lot of determination in these boys eyes. >> they're locked in. >> coming up, a pop team, pop warner football team earns a spot in the championships, but they're facing trouble. >> and at merriweather, we have clear skies, cold temperatures overnight. in fact, tomorrow will be the coldest of the season so far. we'll

hahn said in a statement that she has called mayor elect and congratulated her. adina ishii telling ktvu in a statement tonight to those who voted for me, thank you for your support. to those who did not, i will work hard every day to earn your confidence. the campaign is over and the election is behind us. now is the time to come together and focus on solutions to our most pressing problems. still to come here at 11, a new community shuttle taking off in a san francisco neighborhood. the on demand service helping residents get to some key spots across the city. also, a historic bay area bar burglarized and the owner says it was an inside job. but first west coast rap coming up here in 90s the world premiere of the movie rust kicked off today. how the filmmakers honored a cinematographer who was killed on the new mexico set nearly three years ago . this story does begin tonight's west coast rap in washington state. trees have come down and killed two people. a woman died after a tree slammed into her house east of seattle. another woman died when a tree came down

the gap between sophie hahn and adina ishii has been closing since election day.t their chances. we do expect an update on that race from the registrar's office tomorrow afternoon. all right. >> our time is 614. for weeks now, we've been telling you about the battle between san mateo county sheriff christina corpus, her staff and other county officials. ktvu is andre senior is in the studio now to tell us about the county's latest attempt to force out sheriff corpus and how she's responding. good morning guy. >> well, dave, the san mateo county board of supervisors unanimously approved a vote of no confidence in sheriff christina corpus. the board wants the sheriff to resign because of allegations that she has abused her power. now the vote came out after an investigation found evidence that the sheriff used her position to intimidate and retaliate against her staff. the investigation also alleges she used racial and homophobic slurs and had a romantic relationship with her chief of staff. now, on top of the no confidence vote, the county board also relinquished t

hahn has called mayor elect ishii to congratulate her. mayor elect ishii told ktvu in a statement to those who voted for me, thank you for your support. to those who did not, i will work hard every day to earn your confidence. the campaign is over and the election is behind us. now is the time to come together and focus on solutions to our most pressing problems. >> all right, garcia, time is 724, four votes. only four votes are separating. two candidates running for the redwood city city council. at the last count, the incumbent vice mayor lee said espinoza-garnica is trailing isabella chiu by only four votes. san mateo county election officials say they still have about 800 ballots to count across the county. they also have to verify 1400 ballots because of problems with the signature that we'll be getting an update on the ballot counts tomorrow, and the county has until december fifth to finalize the results. >> the wet weather did not prevent people from holding a ceremony yesterday in san francisco for a transgender day of remembranc

earlier, ishii was trailing hahn.ces across the bay area. find the latest numbers at abc seven news.com. slash the election to weather now it is freezing out there. let's check in with lisa. >> freezing cold. not only in the north bay, but our east bay valleys. there's a beautiful looking emeryville 48 downtown, 36, in half moon bay. it is getting even colder there along the coast with freezing temperatures. petaluma and danville. highs today. low 60s, high clouds late in the day. >> lisa. thank you and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. ♪ girl you're the one i want to want me ♪ ♪ and if you want ♪ >> gio: how much do you love jason derulo? welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. of course, that singer/songwriter jason derulo has seen many of his dreams come true. he has hits and fame and fortune. coming up, we'll show you how the music star paid it forward to make one special boy's wish become a reality. he is such a good guy. every single time that he's here, so good, and i'm so glad he's doing that.

hahn was ahead on election night. lead shrank to 382 votes in round four of ranked choice voting. >> we should be looking at what are best practices and what are other counties doing. that is allowing them to report out more quickly than alameda county has. >> i think that our political systems have failed us in many ways, and it's because we've stuck to the status quo, and it's important to try new ideas and try something different and see if that works. >> there are still about 20,000 votes to be counted. the registrar of voters says the office is reviewing harder to process ballots, such as conditional ballots. those that are damaged or missing signatures. >> all right. our time is 736. hundreds of people in oakland attended last night's oakland school board meeting. it focused on the possibility of merging schools to deal with a huge budget deficit. >> closures and cuts to positions are always the immediate action when faced with any financial deficit, speaks volumes as to the lack of creativity held within the sy

adina ishii made history after narrowly defeating city council member sophie hahn. she will be the first asian american to lead the city. she says she will prioritize housing, homelessness, public safety and infrastructure. >> i know that there's a steep learning curve when beginning, any job, and i'm going to make sure that i have very strong advisors that will be helping me as i'm leading the city. >> political analysts say ishii's politics are not much different from hahn's, but she framed herself as a candidate with a fresh perspective and firsthand experience with the problems facing berkeley. >> and we're learning new details on the planned layoffs at 23 and me. the genetic service is cutting 153 jobs in south san francisco and sunnyvale. according to the east bay times, the layoffs will take effect january 10th. the ceo says the company is restructuring to focus on its core consumer business. 23 and me has been facing financial problems and a leadership shakeup, as well as a large data breach. >> all right, so since donald trump won the 2024 election, digital

adina ishii has been declared the winner by a narrow margin over councilmember sophie hahn. hahn conceded defeat late wednesday. this will be ishii's first time holding an elected office. well, there's a new name for attorney general pam bondi and scott mcgrew. this comes after matt gaetz just withdrew his name. yeah, and very suddenly he caught all of us off guard. right. caught all of washington off guard. came just shortly after gaetz and vice president elect jd vance made the rounds of the senate office building at the capitol. they were lobbying republican senators for their yes vote in the upcoming confirmation hearings. gates said he had become such a distraction to the incoming trump administration, he decided to withdraw his name from attorney general. trump quickly put out a new name, pam bondi. she worked as defense attorney in trump's first impeachment trial, the one where he was accused of withholding weapons from ukraine. she's also a former attorney general for the state of florida, a longtime trump supporter. bondi will likely face an easier time getting sena

adina ishii made history after narrowly defeating city council member sophie hahn in a tight race. will be the first asian american to lead the city. ishii says she will prioritize housing and homelessness, as well as public safety and infrastructure. >> i know that there's a steep learning curve when beginning, any job, and i'm going to make sure that i have very strong advisors that will be helping me as i'm leading the city. >> the election of somebody who's an outsider who had not held any office in the city in the past, you know, is at least a sign of voters being a little bit more interested in in shaking things up or moving outside of the status quo. >> political experts say ishii's politics are not much different from hahn's, but she framed herself as a candidate with a fresh perspective and firsthand experience with the problems facing berkeley fresh powder in the sierra, and that has skiers and snowboarders excited. >> the impact on local bay area businesses, and the warning for ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪

hahn has was ahead on election night, but her lead shrank to 382 votes in round four of ranked choiceing. >> we should be looking at what are best practices and what are other counties doing. that is allowing them to report out more quickly than alameda county has. >> i think that our political systems have failed us in many ways, and it's because we've stuck to the status quo, and it's important to try new ideas and try something different and see if that works. >> there are still about 20,000 votes yet to be counted. the registrar of voters says his office is reviewing harder to process ballots, such as conditional ballots. those that are damaged and those missing signatures as well. san jose city officials are providing an update on next steps following the resignation of city councilmember omar torres. district three staffers said in a newsletter they're working with the mayor's office to address any concerns while the district is without a representative. last week, torres was arrested, accused of raping a relative. the city council can either appoint a successor or hold a specia

her opponent, sophie hahn, with 48.8% of the vote. difference of nearly 1200 votes in that race, and adina ishii has now pulled ahead. sophie hahn had been ahead in this race up until now. so for the latest news on the election, all of the latest results, including local and national races, make sure to download the free fox local app. >> president biden is in peru this week for the annual apec summit, and top of mind is the war between ukraine and russia, as well as north korea's decision to assist russia on the front lines. fox's caroline shively reports. the president is trying to do all that. he can to support ukraine before president elect trump takes over. with just two months left on the job, president joe biden is meeting with world leaders at the apec summit in peru on his agenda, shoring up the u.s. alliance with south korea and japan and sending a warning to north korea. >> i truly believe cooperation of our countries will be the foundation to peace and stability in the indo-pacific. >> the rogue nation tested an interconti

narrowly won the race against city council vedder and sophie hahn. the civic organizer will become the first asian american mayor in berkeley's history. is she will be sworn in next month. she succeeds. jesse eric wynn who was just elected to the state senate. >> by 15, let's get you look outside at the embarcadero. so far it has been the wind that has been the biggest factor for areas like sfo having really contributed to those delays yesterday, winds are comparatively calm at this moment. but rain is only about to be picking up today for areas further south in the bay that low that's incurring the same atmospheric river system that is just stalled out up north already resulted in those flooding concerns. president flooding much a sonoma and mendocino counties. that's where we're still seeing our most widespread rain, moderate to even heavier showers continue especially up in the lake in northern napa county right now. but all this is set to be transitioning southward. here's a look at where we're going to be on future cast as we roll toward 06:00am

in berkeley, city council member sophie hahn has taken the lead in that mayoral race. meantime, it appears that outgoing berkeley mayor jesse arreguin will win his election to state senate in fremont. city councilmember raj salwan has been elected mayor. he pulled endorsements from a number of business groups. he was challenged by former council member vinny bacon, and in pleasanton city council member jack balch is leading in the race for mayor there against incumbent karla brown, who was seeking her third term in office. well, california's governor and attorney general is positioning the state at the center of the resistance to donald trump's second term. attorney general rob bonta held a news conference in san francisco today. moments after governor newsom called a special legislative session to increase money for legal fights against the new administration. bonta said he's been working with attorneys general from other blue states, preparing potential litigation to respond to action from the white house. >> full frontal attacks on reproductive freedom. the full fro

mayor of berkeley, with ranked choice voting applied fewer than just 400 votes now separates sophie hahn and adina ishii. it's not clear exactly how many votes are left to count in berkeley. the next vote update from alameda county will be on friday. well, new at 730 tonight. berkeley has now become the very first city in the country to ban factory farms. many health experts say factory farms harm animals, the environment and public health. the only factory farm in berkeley, the golden gate fields horse racing facility, closed earlier this year after years of protests over horse deaths. animal rights groups say this measure will ensure that no other facility like it opens again in berkeley, and could open the door for other cities to make similar bans. a factory farm investigator with direct action everywhere, an advocate for the measure, paul darwin picklesimer, released a statement saying that, quote, i've investigated factory farms across the country and seen the horrors that these animals suffer up close. i'm proud of my city for speaking up against the system of injustice. the peopl

she defeated her closest challenger, city councilmember sophie hahn, by 337 votes. hahn has called mayor elect ishii to congratulate her. >> four votes are separating two candidates running for the redwood city city council. at last count, the incumbent vice mayor lizette espinoza-garnica, is trailing isabella chiu by only four votes. san mateo county election officials say they still have about 800 ballots to count across the whole county. we'll get an update on the ballot count tomorrow and the county has until december 5th to finalize the results. >> another day of rain across the bay area. more is on its way. what areas are getting hit? the hardest and when it will move through the bay area? >> and as this storm moves through. flooding is a top concern. what happened when one person tried to drive through standing water in the north bay? and the other dangers? you may not be aware of. >> then you could say it's the calm before the proverbial storm at bay area airports. how the rainy weather is affecting flights at sfo right before the holiday travel season. >> l

then in the early 17th century, dutch spectacle maker hahn's lip a hay made a ground breaking discovery that distant objects appear larger when viewed through to ground lenses. laying the groundwork for the invention of the telescope, the kind of nail gun and a develops the instrument further on was the 1st to use it to observe the night sky . there he saw that the milky way really is made up of tel less stars the since the dawn of the 20th century astronomers have been looking deeper and deeper into the universe bright dots that their predecessors. so in, earlier ages turned out to be distant galaxies, power cosmic home is just one of a round, a trillion aggregations of stars that are thought to populate the visible universe . but it's the only one called the milky way, a mystical name from the ancient world. the, it's always starting to look out into the milky way on a dark and cloudless night. but what's perhaps more interesting is what you don't see. like what's called dark matters, which at least in theory, ensures that galaxies don't just play a part. studies looking for the elusi

bay, several mayoral races are still up in the air tonight in berkeley, city council member sophie hahn has taken the lead in the mayoral race. meantime, it appears outgoing berkeley mayor jesse arreguin will win his election to state senate in pleasanton city council member jack balch is leading in the race for mayor against incumbent karla brown, who was seeking her third term in office. and in fremont, city councilmember raj salwan has been elected mayor. he pulled endorsements from a number of business groups, and he was challenged by former council member vinny bacon. >> and it does appear that the city of santa clara has a new police chief. santa clara lieutenant corey morgan has a significant lead over san jose police lieutenant mario brazile with 66% of the vote. the current chief, pat nicholai, is retiring. morgan has been with the department since 2007, was promoted to lieutenant in 2020. he says his priority will be building up the department's staff. >> rising concerns over immigration following donald trump's victory and the threat of mass deportations, the assurance from o

sophie hahn leads adina ishii right now with nearly 40% of the vote. but that's a pretty close race there. and in the pleasanton mayoral race, jack balch, a current council member, leads the incumbent mayor, karla brown. a big change in san francisco. the plan to permanently turn part of the great highway into a park will now be a reality. measure k passed with a 52% vote. this permanently closes that two mile stretch of the upper great highway and closes it to traffic and turns it into an oceanfront park. no on k groups say the measure does not consider the need of the community that drives on the roadway every day. santa clara based nvidia has bumped cupertino based apple. nvidia is once again the most valuable company in the world. nvidia reaching a market cap of $3.43 trillion. that moves it above apple. nvidia. as you might know, is the world's top supplier of gpus or graphics processing units, which are used in the development and deployment of advanced ai software such as chatgpt. all right. we are back in a moment with steve kerr and nick bosa.

ishi received 51% of the vote while vice mayor sophie hahn won 49% in ranked-choice tabulations. >>> president-elect trump naming pam bondi for his pick for attorney general after former representative matt gaetz withdrew himself from consideration. bondi most recently served as florida's attorney general. gaetz made his announcement to step down via social media today. while he was a congressman, gaetz was investigated for allegations he attended sex parties and had sex with a 17-year-old american. he denied wrongdoing. >>> trump's pick for secretary of defense is also facing a tough nomination fight. former fox news host pete hegseth spent the day meeting with senators on capitol hill soon after his nomination reports uncovered a 2017 investigation into his alleged sexual assault at a hotel in monterey. yesterday police released a detailed report of that incident that included an interview with the alleged victim. hegseth denies the allegations and characterized the incident as a consensual encounter. >>> coming up, we'll introduce you to the fremont farmers finding justice to figh

hahn's conceded defeat in an email to her supporters yesterday. more than 2 weeks after the election took place. she is set to be sworn in next month. she succeeds. jesse arreguin who was just elected to the state senate. >> san francisco set to receive a million dollars to address the sea-level rise along the great highway. this comes after voters passed prop k to turn the road into a permanent park. supporters say this is going to give the city more open space for everyone to enjoy planners hope to also use this money add new pat's son beach access points. the great highway is expected to reopen car free in early 2024. coming up in sports, the forty-niners happened. >> snake season all season with injuries too. some key players today was no different. coming up, then ross, the latest now the latest on brock purdy's injured short. bounced from one doctor to the next. does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. ♪

city council member sophie hahn, by 337 votes in washington, d.c.minees of the incoming trump team. today, vance will be on capitol hill with the nominee for defense secretary. former fox news host pete hegseth. vance was on capitol hill yesterday supporting former congressman matt gaetz. trump has received considerable backlash for many of those nominees, including gaetz for attorney general. gaetz has been under an ethics committee investigation over sexual misconduct and drug abuse accusations. he denies those allegations. >> they've been going great. senators have been giving me a lot of good advice. i'm looking forward to a hearing. >> trump has made it clear that he is ready to bypass the senate to install cabinet and other appointees without the senate's approval. a man has been arrested on suspicion of plotting to bomb the new york stock exchange. we have his nnections to osama bin laid, dozens more were canceled. what's it like at the airport? this morning? >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you li

m ron hahn who was going to come to this particular square that them on of cardboard, the release of their leader of the political prisoners that the government does day can also day that location of the grid. the 6th amendment rates good as the fundamental rights of the citizens. and also the announcement of the decision taken by the election commission. are they of god's saying that the mandate was stolen and that the government had no legitimate state, but the government for the no mode compromised? and as the evening said, then there turned out the lights in the area of the deck. the crowd was set on guard by tens of thousands of security forces. personnel will pepper them red, drop a bullet as well as deer guy. and in some cases, even you'd live on munition. a number of people have been cuz they didn't know a certain number at the moment which got to be confirmed because of the internet broke. good. and although the alternative that saying that they have opened up the country and remove the battery good, we have seen that in certain cases, those are still in place. so in did thi

june for the most benefit. 50 months and in february, this is elections of harris and rich in von hahn's party. what do you still have emerged as the single largest party, but still they were not allowed to go out. and so initially, the cta government a district is you'll be able to forward, but if you're going to gatherings protests, but the government did not give them permission. so now they've changed the strategy. and now the board protest much because board must just, they don't need any solutions. you also get a similar commodity, an offer letter, which was very successful, and now they are doing this. and the cta, people say that even if it's not successful, this time offer, sometimes you come back. i mean, so unless the political problem in focused on is dissolved, which is the key thinking about finding the present a bit of an organic piece and the future people to keep on much yourselves just for those who, who haven't been following that story. the p t i of course, is the party of, of him or on con, right? so, and what is kind of accused of yeah, so fine was i still don't cha

right now, ishii leads her closest competitor, longtime berkeley city councilwoman sophie hahn, by 1039 votes. hah, by the way, has conceded more turmoil inside the san mateo county sheriff's office. five captains from inside the department are joining the calls for sheriff christina corpus to resign. this follows a 400 page independent report that accuses the sheriff of fostering a culture of fear and retaliation, and for having an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff. today's announcement from the captains now means that, with the exception of the undersheriff sheriff corpus, his entire command staff has now either resigned or called for her to quit. we stand here today in appreciation for supervisor mueller and the board of supervisors, who have given a voice to the voiceless within our organization and to show support for the men and women of the sheriff's office who continue to show up to work and do a tremendous job every day under difficult circumstances. the sheriff is refusing to resign and has repeatedly insisted she has done nothing wrong. earlier this week, the

adina ishii made history after narrowly defeating city council member sophie hahn in a very tight raceecome the first asian american and first woman of color to lead berkeley. she says she'll prioritize housing and homelessness, public safety and the infrastructure. >> i know that there's a steep learning curve when beginning any job, and i'm going to make sure that i have very strong advisors that will be helping me as i'm leading the city. >> the election of somebody who's an outsider who had not held any office in the city in the past, you know, is at least a sign of voters being a little bit more interested in in shaking things up or moving outside of the status quo. >> now, political experts say she's. politics. not much different from that of hans, but she framed herself as a candidate with a fresh perspective. >> the trump team has now made a very fast pivot after former congressman matt gaetz withdrew his bid for attorney general. gaetz did not have enough support among republicans. many senators were skeptical of his temperament, his experience and the multiple sexual miscondu

. >> trace: wesley hahn, flew blackhawk helicopters, and here is what he had to say. >> we live in as that day, the 11th day of the 11th month, 11th hour, armistice day, a day in american history that will forever be remembered because of the greatness of this country, and those willing to serve and fight for her, so for me personally, this day means everything to me. >> trace: for you personally, ben. >> it means a lot. i was injured in the military and i was hit in the back of the head. and i was captured and on top of that, i was with the -- on 911, i restored communication, i could tell you my story, but we don't have time for that. >> the sentiment is what we're looking for. >> veterans make the best leaders, and a business thrives when veterans step up. >> hire a vet. >> i have two biotech companies and hopefully jd vance does something to help out with veterans founders, because there's not enough capital given to veterans doing the best they can to come back and storm this country. >> what do you want americans to know about veterans day in 20 seconds. >> i think it's a celeb

so sophie hahn is in the league right now in the cities ranked choice vote.urrently has 40% after round one trailing close behind is and kate harrison, the candidate who eventually gets more than 50% will be the next mayor. and over in antioch. you can see that ron ver now is leading the rays, beat them and auction next. mayor. it looks like a win for him as he there's 100% of the precincts reporting in the voter and and he has beaten llamaron store by 63% to 30% of the vote. burnout is a former city manager with more than 3 decades of public servicea so he will be the next mayor of antioch. let's go to the north bay now where current mayor katie collin, has a major lead at this point in. >> seeking reelection as sandra fells mayor. as i understand it, they're still waiting for mail in ballots. all of them to come in, not quite sure. but it looks as though she's got a solid enough lead, that it's pretty much a done deal for her by 70 3 are 7300 votes at 87% of the vote in. so that seems to be the latest update there from sandra fell. she'll be the first or th

bay area will go through a few of them right now starting with the race for berkeley, mayor sophie hahn is in the lead and that cities ranked choice vote. she has 40% of the vote after round one trailing very close behind. her is a e she and kate harrison, the candidate who eventually gets more than 50% will be the next mayor. and that's with 100% of the votes counted. it says they're in berkeley. an antioch oran bernal is leading the race to become any axe next. mayor. he has a big lead here. more than 30% over the current mayor, lamar hernandez thorpe for now, all is a former city manager with more than 3 decades of public service. hernandez thorpe is seeking re-election. and as you can see right now does not have a high probability of getting that. he's down 30% to ron's a 63% to the north bay and current mayor kate collin has a major lead to be re-elected as samara fells mayor. she's leading by more than 7300 votes. colin became sarah fells first female mayor 4 years ago. and according to her campaign's website, economic growth, climate change, housing and homelessness are all issue