honda and anna. >> ro. >> >>> now to one of the bay area's tightest races. california's 17th district, congressman mike honda and challenger ro khanna are competing for the seat. the race has become the state's most expensive competitive contest. figures show $5.7 million has been spent. the rematch has become a political slug fest with candidates both launching attack ads. >> around too long, his record an embarrassment. in 15 years, mike honda passed only one bill. >> some politicians are bought and paid for before ever stepping foot in office. just look at ro khanna. reporter: heading into tuesday's election, our most recent survey showed khanna has a razor thin lead over honda but about a quarter of voters are still undecided. >> and this morning, both candidates are making their final pitches here. first, ro khanna joins us. you saw that ad of you getting into that, looked like a lobbiest pimp mobile and taking money from special interests, what's your reaction? >> my reaction is it's outrageous. i grew up in a middle class family, took out loans for sc

honda began his career in 2001.ose voters have approved a plan to restore pensions and benefits for city workers. maria medina live at the county registrar's office. >> reporter: a huge sigh of relief in san jose this is a big deal passing by a wide margin, 62% so far as you can see they are still counting the ballots they will be counting for the next year. or the next week sorry. basically this measure resorts pension and benefits for all city workers in san jose particularly police officers. a mass exodus of officers a few years ago and recently a shortage of police so there was mandatory overtime, kpix 5 discovered some officer sleeping in rvs to get sleep between overtime shifts so you can imagine their sense of relief knowing this will pass 62%. measure f restores pension and benefits to city workers who want to come back. maria medina kpix 5 in the wake of the election protests broke out in several parts of the bay area including oakland berkeley and near san francisco state. sandra osborne is live where stud

ro khanna defeating mike honda. garnering more than 59% of the vote, honda defeated ro khanna in 2014.>>> scott weiner is headed to sacramento, edging out supervisor jane kim and a high-profile contest for the california senate, 53% went for weiner. >>> some big state and local measures on the ballot, california has decided to legalize recreational marijuana prop 64 passing with 56% of the vote. the law will go into effect january 1, 2018, you will have to be at least 21 years old. the law will establish labeling standards and charging 15% sales tax making an estimated $1 billion in revenue each year. locally the plan to rebuild bart is moving forward. voters in alameda contra costa and san francisco counties voted to pass measure r r. 81% voting yes, 19% said no. in alameda county, 71% voting yes, 29% saying no and contra costa county 60% voting in favor, 40% against. the soda tax a high-stakes election issue three bay area cities passed ballot measures charging one penny per ounce tax on sugary drinks soda sports

last night it was done, all guys have been on this race with a honda filing a lawsuit thing that his campaign files were hacked and then there were attack ads ro khanna calling mike honda old and out of touch but ro khanna won in the primary and our polls showed last weekend ro khanna with a razor thin lead. ro khanna came out before 10:00 and this is what he had to say. >> when you lose, it humbles you, you know what it is like to be knocked down. and, it makes the honor of being able to represent this area all the more special. am so grateful to the voters of this district. >> so, honda is saying hold on, they are still counting the votes and they will be counting the votes for the next week. more on what he has to say coming up, maria medina kpix 5 our election coverage is just getting started, we will hear from kamala harris next. >>> voters in multiple bay area communities passing the soda tax. of protesters near the white house all night. we'll keep you ny developments >>> a live look over the capital reports of protesters near the white house all night we will keep you updated

. >> reporter: that was south bay congressman mike honda's reaction to this exchange with trump surrogate karl higby on the kelly file on fox kpix5 news last night talking about -- on fox news last night talking about a registry of muslims. >> we've done it in world war ii with japanese. >> reporter: come on. you're not proposing we go back to the days of internment camps i hope. >> no, no, not at all. >> reporter: you know better than to suggest that. that's the kind of stuff that gets people scared, karl. >> right. i'm just saying there is precedent and i'm not saying i agree with it. >> reporter: you can't be citing japanese internment camps as president for anything the president-elect is going to do. >> look, the president needs to protect america first. >> reporter: honda was moved to an internment camp in colorado with his parents as a child after the bombing of pearl harbor. more than 120,000 japanese americans were forced to move during world war ii. >> when trump said he wants to make america great, if he wants to do that, you can't go back. you can't go back to the '40s where r

honda says he plans to hold a lot of town hall forums in his district and says he will not accept anyoney from pacs. reporting live in santa clara, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> more than any other election before it, this election was shaped by social media. both before and after the votes were cast. a business tech reporter, scott budman, is here with how the so-called second screen factored into this historic election. >> a record-setting night as more people followed and commented about the election than ever. twitter alone says 75 million tweets were sent out last night. if you think about that, compared to elections past, we more than doubled the number from the 2012 contest. and on top of that number, facebook also saw more engagement than ever. it says 30% more than 2012 as both candidates and voters went mobile. sure, lots of us watched the election play out on tv. but a whole lot of people, especially young people, caught the action on their phones. >> it's where, like, people feel they can have their voices heard the most. >> reporter: they

>> reporter: honda was in an internment camp after the bombing of pearl harbor. more than 120,000 japanese- americans were forced to move during world war ii. >> when trump says he wants to make america great, if he wants to do that he can't go back. he can't go back to the '40s where, um, racism and, um, racial bigotry war hysteria and the failure of political leadership existed. >> reporter: honda says the onus falls on trump. >> i think what he has to make clear as an administration that there will be policies in place that will protect the constitutional rights of individuals here. citizens or not citizens. >> reporter: the trump campaign walked back his statements. >> i don't advocate for any of this. i didn't bring it up. i was shocked when megan brought it up. i clarified it. i said, this is something that is a huge black mark on our society. and we would never want to do it again. >> reporter: honda says the hysteria over muslims in america is playing out the same way it did for asians decades ago. >> they call japanese folks and the chinese folks pagans.

the two men in the honda were killed. the sound of the crash was so loud it startled neighbors here. >> i was doing laundry here and i heard a really loud bang. >> reporter: the driver and passenger both 6-year-old man took will survive. the driver is in custody as a passenger cooperates with police. i asked investigators how fast do you think people are going? they said they were well over the speed limit. allison rodriguez, abc15. >>> i am justin pazera at 19th avenue another deadly crash a couple miles from allison rodriguez. you can see some gathering around the car taking photos. that is the car that was involved in the crash. a woman was trying to cross 19th avenue. the driver of the white suv hit her and killed her. the woman did die at the hospital. most of those investigators that need to come here are tied phoenix police say it will be quite some time for the area to be shut down. this is affecting the light rail. in the next couple of hours it will be shut down throughout the morning and you have to take it bus

the presiding officer is commissioner honda and we are joined by our vice president commissioner fung and commissioner lazarus and commissioner swig we do expect commissioner bobby wilson to be here to my left is thomas owen and gary the local assistant executive director. we're joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before this board. sitting at the table in the front is scott sanchez the city zoning administrator here representing the planning department and the planning commission as well and in a moment we'll see building inspector joe duffy return to the room representing the please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submi

. >> katie marzullo is live at mike honda's headquarters tonight. katie? >> ama, dan, the party here very much over, as is the 16-year-long career of congressman mike honda. he has not yet called his opponent ro khanna to concede the race. he only left the party a short time ago. he told us at that time he would be making that phone call in the morning. now, he arrived at his party around 9:00. he immediately addressed supporters here with a hopeful message saying even though the numbers were low, he was still waiting. and he said it's not over until it's over. but the writing really was on the wall. and around 10:00, he told us this. >> the very thoughtful about the outcome. i guess i'll just try to figure out what some of the steps i may have missed or. but then when i look at the presidential races right now, i think that there seems to be a mood out there that is permeating the entire country. >> trying to keep things positive, he said there is still plenty of work to do in district 17, a district he describes as unique and very diverse. also, he says

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. >>> honda success urged to do more to contact owners of the recalled vehicles, honda, more than 300,000 hondas and acuras, which are under roller -- under recall. they have a 50% chance of rupturing. so far, only 13,000 of the vehicles have been fixed. now, the national highway. >> young entrepreneurs. the masterminds who now have their own brands in stores. wow. here's j.d. >>> our 5 weather radar, showing the rain has pulled its way out of here. temperatures are dropping. we are looking to see if we have any rain for this weekend. forecast still to come. >>> we are just five away. just five days left, until we elect our next president of the united states. both major campaigns are calling in the big guns. melania trump delivering her first solo speech of the campaign. and president obama, campaigning for hillary clinton, across the state of american politics. >> reporter: with just five days to go, donald trump, celebrating in florida. and hillary clinton is counting her chances in arizona. >> this state is in play for the first time in years. >> reporter: both key battleground states

i love to get your feedback because if you're at the laguna honda for zuckerberg jcc you will see it but if you are not then it's how do i struggle hadley keep the other commissioners inform. i'm happy to take your suggestions on how to make that happen. >> we were suggesting that to roland may be highlighting several of these areas and going in deep that some of the other commissioners are not at the jcc for the zuckerberg area that may have the highest concern for you or overall in the network. he was sure. he was some of them might be quality bands around these numbers. like a standard deviation either plus or minus maybe those would be the ones that you report out. the ones in the middle where you're working on, we will just- >> you are right. i think i make sense of the deadly as beginning answers make sense of the ones that are missing and i think we easier for the ones more important wants to float up to the top. >> thanks. >> thank you. commissioner hayes-white >> thank you much for your report. i guess the question i really has to do with having its more general question and

laundry i learned today that5.4 we generate at the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital in laguna honda hospital in a year. it should take care that in the finance committee also recommended to the full commission that we approve this. the thing that is interesting about this and very encouraging, is an example of a consolidation of vendors could be of vendors for each of the hospitals separate contracts and through doing is there's a number of ways which it looks like we will be able to reduce what would have been the projected cost of laundry. so congratulations to the staff on that and hopefully it's the first of many contract consolidations that will come before us. so do we move approval for these? first asked if there's any questions >> offers as if there's any questions from the committee >> any public comment any questions from the committee >> >> to that change the rules on how we do [inaudible] >> it's an example of how they took through the normal process and decided to use one vendor instead of two. but it went through the normal procedural hoops that contract has to go thro

jorgenson will be from 5-30 until seven at david hobbs honda. jorgenson took home gold this past summer at the olympic games compeiting in the up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4 --keeping your water safer: the city-- that ?could be close to a plan to replace old, lead pipes in the ground-- and ?who could get stuck with part of the bill. plus: trouble in toyland: the toys-- parents should ?avoid-- during the holiday shopping rush-- and why some ?recalled

amy loved her honda civic until it started to nag her with warning messages. the 2016 civic honda link info-tainment system flashes with failure warnings. >> brake system problem. the brake system has a problem or brakes fluid may be low. >> it throws a sie anymore. john: some of them are down right scary. >> that i have a charging system problem. john: the siri-like voice tells her to stop driving. >> have your vehicle checked by a dealer immediately. john: amy has been to two dealership on multiple visits and the car spent several weeks in the shop and no one figured out how to stop the error code. modulator a couple of times and done series of resetting it. john: honda forms has dozen of complaint on this happening in the 2016sick with the smartphone hook-up. one orn launched a web page about it. honda dealers are telling customers the problem is phone related and to keep driving until there is a software solution. but amy says she is tired of the message that cries wolf. >> what if there is an issue? i will ignore it. it has been doing this for so long. jo

what was supposed to be hotly contested was a run away win for him beating honda a california's 17th congressional district in a re-run of the 2014 race. he and his wife let the victory sink in. >> it has been a tough election year. we have to bring people together and put the country first. >> anyone wants to be r by someone who understands what matters to them and that is something that he understands, what matters, technology, education, what parents worry about. >> in a statement honda congratulated the opponent the analysts believe the ethics probe of honda may have weighed on the pines of verse accuses of using taxpayer funds to pay for campaign events. >> scene motors will lay off 2,000 workers because smaller cars less popular with americans. the lay off affects workers in ohio and michigan. they will be out of work by john. consumers report that drivers prefer crossovers and trucks. g.m. will invest $900 million in three facilities in the midwest to prepare in future product programs. there is a free job fair for veterans and military spouses and active transitioning, with t

four years ago honda narrowly beat back the challenge, and honda was seeking a 9th temperature, and khanna got 60%. >> marijuana is officially legal in california. it has been for medical purposes and new recreational. the passage allows adults to use marijuana there the measure leashes it up to local cities and counties to implement regulation and control of the contribution and sale of the drug like they do with alcohol. voters approve this soundly, 56 to 44%. >> prop 56, the cigarette tax passed raising price of cigarettes by $2 a pack and other tobacco products and e-cigarettes, 63%, absolutely did go through. >> two death penalty measures on the ballot. prop 62 was shot do with 54% against it and 46 for it that would have gotten rid of the death penalty altogether. another measure on ballot, prop 66 dealing with the death penalty narrowly passed with almost 51% of voters, 49% against, speeding up or stream lanes the death penalty process by among other things, designating trial courts to here court challenges and expanding the pool of lawyers who can take on debt penalty appeals. >> o

i love to get your feedback because if you're at the laguna honda for zuckerberg jcc you will see it but if you are not then it's how do i struggle hadley keep the other commissioners inform. i'm happy to take your suggestions on how to make that happen. >> we were suggesting that to roland may be highlighting several of these areas and going in deep that some of the other commissioners are not at the jcc for the zuckerberg area that may have the highest concern for you or overall in the network. he was sure. he was some of them might be quality bands around these numbers. like a standard deviation either plus or minus maybe those would be the ones that you report out. the ones in the middle where you're working on, we will just- >> you are right. i think i make sense of the deadly as beginning answers make sense of the ones that are missing and i think we easier for the ones more important wants to float up to the top. >> thanks. >> thank you. commissioner hayes-white >> thank you much for your report. i guess the question i really has to do with having its more general question and

. >> jim: federal regulators calling on honda to do more to make sure 300,000 cars with faulty airbags are repaired. the national highway safety administration has talked to honda about maybe hiring private investigators to track down owners or taking service trucks into neighborhoods to repair cars on the spot. older hondas have a 50 percent chance of airbags breaking apart in a crash and shooting shrapnel 300,000 cars recalled so far only 13,000 have been fixed since june. >>> two of europe's top soccer teams play in front of basically nobody. >> reed: next on "news 3 live at 6:30", why no fans were allowed to attend the game. >> jim: and which major league baseball team will end its long world series drought tonight? a game seven update coming up in narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. jacky rosen has always led with integrity. in congress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. j

steve is the vice president for the environmental business development for honda. again, a plank owner of the isac on the board and has really helped us develop it. jeff massimilla who you heard mary talk about, chief

we have mike honda, an asian-american versus another asian-american.have two democratic women running for the senate. >> women of color. >> yes. in san francisco running for the state senate we have a gay man versus an asian woman. weiner versus kim. are voters having a hard time distinguishing between those candidates, though? is it a matter of trying to decide which one is more liberal? >> i was going to say it makes things much harder for people. most people use party queucues signal a set of party interests. if you don't have that cue, you have to do a lot of research. it raises the par for votbar fo. the second part at least in the polling on the senate race, about 20-30% of republicans say they're not going to vote in that race because they have no one to vote for. that's troubling. >> the other thing that happens is when you have two candidates in the same party that don't really differ that much, it becomes really bitter. >> i hosted a debate last week on campus. the thing that came out of that was it just got really personal. one of our local

here are the numbers. 58% with khanna, 42% with honda. ktvu azenith smith joins us live in fremont from early on that they never really changed. in the end the 17th district would have new representatives in congress. and the congressman told the crowd that he was lifted by the presence and that he was lifted by the things that they have accomplished throughout their tenure in congress and that they will end. and that they will be down in the polls. mathematically that it looks like it will be making up that kind of loss ground and that we asked congressman mike honda what he thought the difference was between 2014 and 2016. he would walk their precincts, called them. engaged the differences. and the campaign by the language and also that it will be the will of the people and how they would need to respond to the campaign that was going on. but they think that when the dust settles that they will be able to do some research for them. and the investigation on the outcome. >> reporter: the outcome will have ro khanna from the 17th district.

roe cana won 60% of the vote and unseated 8-term incumbent and fellow democrat, mike honda. honda spoke to us during 4 on 2 and talked about how he plans to deal with the divisive climate in washington. >> as hillary clinton said, keep an open mind, we have elections, the electionerize over. now we have to find-- elections are over, now we have to find common ground. one area i was excited was infrastructure spending, if the president proposes increasing in spending that pelosi has called for, lets make it work. >> as a representative for california's wealthy technology hub, he said there is a need for innovation and also a need to educate people for new jobs created by that innovation. >>> mike honda called him yesterday and promised that there would be a smooth transition. >>> another nice day, we had a couple of them, a few in a row but two warm days in a row. yesterday was like this, these are the highs today with 80 in napa. it is november. we have 80 degrees in napa. 79 in morgan hill. 78 san jose. well above the average for this time of the year. temperatures are go i

a texas woman allegedly injured by an airbag has filed suit against honda and takata her attorneys say the ammonium nitrate in the airbag exploded, causing shrapnel to rip through the airbag and severely cut her in the chest and arm.the n a 2002 honda accord when the accident occurred. christmas is still nearly two months away, and while it might be a little early to start decking the halls, the u- s capitol christmas tree is about to begin its journey to the nation's capitol. hundreds of spectators are expected to be on-hand at idaho's little ski hill ski resort today to watch as crews cut down the tree. during the 3-thousand mile cross-country journey to washington, d.c., the tree will make stops in seven them. today's the day many taco bell fans have been waiting for.the fast food chain will be offering up a free doritos locos taco to each customer from two-to-six at participating locations.it's part of its "steal a base, steal a taco promotion" tied to this year's world series. tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and traffic together... yesterday' s highs were near

. >> it knocked over a huge oouk tree which fell on that london -- on that honda. eucalyptus tree which fell on that honda. >> big tree, it could have done more damage. >> if you want to check out all the weather video and pictures from today, we have a lot of it. download the cbs5 mobile app. >>> un answered questions are frustrating a scottsdale woman. she was carjacked almost two escaped from police custody from a local hospital emergency room. >> reporter: she believes someone slipped up and they suffered consequences. the chaos her. >> somebody comes up to my side window. >> reporter: after a stranger ran up to her suv window. >> i went to roll down my window thinking he needs help with something >> reporter: she unhocked her doorsz allowing the man in. she jumped out and call 911 as he took off. >> what is the address of your emergency? >> i'm on greenwater and osborne. somebody just stole my river police prisoner and taken to honor health osborne for treatment. an officer watching him stepped away when police say the suspect somehow got out of his handcuffs

. >> commissioner lazarus commissioner president honda and commissioner wilson that motion carries. >> there's no further business. >> >>[gavel] >> i will note commissioner pating is here joyce singer and sanchez. yes there are four. commissioner pating just walk in. item 2 is the approval of the minutes of the health commission meeting of october 18, 2016. commissioners i apologize. is a common missing from item 2 on the minutes between the four and 26 injured i apologize for that. any >> is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> moved and seconded. >> any comments or questions? no? >> second >> all those in favor say, aye >>[chorus of ayes] >> thank you. item 3 is the directors report >> i will left the directors report in front of you get a visit any questions for the directors report all try to insert the staff is also available for any answering. i just want to note we do have all of our news items media items attached to the directors report. so if there's any questions about any items, please try to answer them. >> any questions, commissioners? no. i just had one and just cu

but there was good news, honda had recalled that part.he contacted the company and it promised to reimburse her for the cost of the repair. >> we called honda and they were very nice initially, they said we need the receipt, and where you had it fixed. we sent it that day. >> reporter: but the coopers say a week later, honda put the brakes on the reimbursement. >> they said we have what we need, however, because your daughter paid cash, we need to see that she took that out of a checking or a savings account. >> remember, cooper used her tips from waitressing to pay for the repair. that means the purchase couldn't be tracked through her bank or credit card, slowi ining down t refund process. >> it didn't make sense so. >> reporter: when honda wouldn't budge, the coopers contacted nbc 10 responds. a week after wehonda, it decided to reimburse the coopers. the company tells us it had to verify that the work was done at an actual shop s and it also apologizes to the coopers if they thought the process took longer than expected. let's look at

honda may have to hire private investigators to repair cars on the spot. tests show the inflator's in 313 in 313,000 older acuras and hondas have a 50% chance of rupturin drivers have had the problem.>>> charities helped thousands of people during their time of need but tonight the better business bureau is warning someone is trying to scam the charities. as jake peterson reports it is a rip off we all need to protect ourselves from.>> peggy shere has lived through a lot. >> i was diagnosed in 2002. you will never forget the day you have cancer. day last week when a man named edward gonzales contacted her cancer charity to make a donation.>> he said his wife died of cancer and to memorialize her struggle he wanted to make a donation. spec -- the next day and envelope came from california with a check for $35,000. >> it caught her off guard. >> i called out the check was a fraud. >> when she realized it was part of a scam she went online to the scam tracker it checks all the recent scams and found out another local charity was contacted by the same man. >>

troopers say a suburu rear- ended a honda stopped at the light. three people inside the honda... were flown to u- n-c hospital... and are said to be in critical condition. authorities say the driver of the suburu got distracted... when he dropped his cell phone and tried to pick it up. charges are pending. in 'hoke county'... two people are dead---following a crash in raeford. two cars collided on business 40 and patterson street early this morning. a man and a woman a young child survived and was rushed to the hospital. a deputy tells us, a car rear-ended the s-u-v. no word of any charges tonight. there's no break for the firefighters this thanksgiving-- battling those massive wildfires in western north carolina. a new fire broke out today on the 'pisgah highway' in 'buncombe county'. it's about thirty acres in size and is zero percent contained. crews say the fire was ignited by a car that caught fire. that car may have been stolen. it's too early to tell if the car was intentionally set on fire. meantime, volunteers are working to make sure firefighters have a happy thanksgivi

ro khanna defeated mike honda by 17 percentage points with all precincts reporting. sounding confident in front of hundreds of supporters in fremont last night, a much different result than the first time around. you might remember in 2014 he lost the same regressional race to the eight-term congressman mike honda. he believes the endorsements from the governor, president jimmy carter, newspapers and tech executives really helped him last night. >> we are 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 unique district. and it needs to be paid fully attention to. it has probably the most diverse diaspora in the country. >> congressman honda said he plans to concede the election today. as for his lawsuit against khanna alleging he illegally obtained sensitive fund-raising information about honda's reporters. he says that will continue. >> you can count on nbc bay area to bring you the latest election results. we're still getti

i love to get your feedback because if you're at the laguna honda for zuckerberg jcc you will see ite not then it's how do i struggle hadley keep the other commissioners inform. i'm happy to take your suggestions on how to make that happen. >> we were suggesting that to roland may be highlighting several of these areas and going in deep that some of the other commissioners are not at the jcc for the zuckerberg area that may have the highest concern for you or overall in the network. he was sure. he was some of them might be quality bands around these numbers. like a standard deviation either plus or minus maybe those would be the ones that you report out. the ones in the middle where you're working on, we will just- >> you are right. i think i make sense of the deadly as beginning answers make sense of the ones that are missing and i think we easier for the ones more important wants to float up to the top. >> thanks. >> thank you. commissioner hayes-white >> thank you much for your report. i guess the question i really has to do with having its more general question and deep dive que

commissioner swig to deny the request commissioner fung commissioner lazarus commissioner president honda and commissioner wilson that motion carries are voting of 5 to zero and next christopher versus the public works of urban forestry the property others vermont streets of a tree real estate brokerage for two acacia trees with one with 24 inch box we'll start with the appellant maybe take a moment to let the room clear you have 7 minutes to present your case. >> house that. >> kari i think that mike is set up for me. >> sorry. >> sorry. >> okay. >> is this okay can i have the pc? good evening we're here about two trees on vermont street tree number one is an acacia healthy what with large canopy and old we dpw standards a significant tree should receive special consideration and tree number two a smaller acacia also heath the dpw is requesting it should be removed there is no upkeep on those and in addition as you can see from the photo a third tree a peer that is connected by the root structure to tree number two the smaller one it will kill the third tree in number 2 is removed so we

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 will be california's next senato

students learn all about toyotas and hondas. >> giving them bumper-to-bumper training. gives them the skills to be successful in the trade. >> reporter: students were to become a certified mechanic. it takes skill and a love of cars. >> you see them everyday driving a car. from personal experience i love it. going fast are going slow. >> reporter: they will eventually fix hondas at the dealership they may have an opportunity of a lifetime. not just fixing but building cars. in casa grande a new factory will soon go up building electric vehicles for a california-based company called lucid motors. opportunities if not for the manufacturer directly or for all the suppliers. the engineering world will grow rapidly. >> reporter: the cars will compete with german luxury vehicles like mercedes. it is high-end stuff to build these vehicles the company is looking for 2000 workers. >> i would love to see how cars are assembled and how they are produced. and how they are made. >> reporter: we are not very far off. this plant could be fully operational by 2018. >>> tracking your to

fire by an ethics issue raced by honda.t will be interesting here to see not only how the democrats vote, they have to choose one of their own, but also which candidate will be favored by independents and republicans. >> larry, we've got 17 statewide ballot initiatives. i've got to do my homework today. i'm voting. what do i need to know before i do that? >> first of all, take your time. >> okay. >> you're going to need a lot of it. >> a big coffee, enjoy it. >> let's talk about a couple. proposition 55 proposes to extend for 12 years the income tax increase on the state's wealthiest earners. that was passed in 2012. most of the money is going to go to public education as was the case with the first proposition 12. proposition 56, that's going to add, if passed, $2 to the cost of a pack of tobacco cigarettes. the tobacco industry defeated a similar proposal in 2012 and has spent $75 million in hopes of repeating that outcome. proposition 61, that would require the state to purchase drugs for medical patients and state emplo

and they spotted a suspect trying to break into the honda and when they approached a violent struggle began, the officers were kicked and bitten on their arms and hands. the suspect bit so hard he broke skin and drew blood but police got him into custody. now facing charges of assault against an officer and fleeing the scene. >> a bite is one of the most violence thing to receive. because of the bacteria and officers received bites they struggled for years with the infections they received. >> the honda is also damaged they are working on getting in touch with the owner of that vehicle. and the suspect could face more charges. reporting live outside of police headquarters, channel 6 "action news" >>> philadelphia police are searching for a driver that hit a teenager overnight and kept going. the 18-year-old man is struck at edgily street in philadelphia at 1:00 this morning, he was taken to hahnemann hospital in stable condition and police found debris on the street and looking for a black vehicle and do not have a make or model yet. >> a power outage caused no school for students in

a motion in commissioner lazarus to adopt the minutes on that motion sdmung commissioner president honda commissioner wilson and commissioner swig thank you very much that that motion carries with a vote of 5 to zero next item a rehearing request the subject property hate street safer lower hate a rehearing safer lower hate decided december at the time the board voted to deny the appeal a separate a medical cannabis dispensary on a basis that was issued properly the doing business as staircase we've started with the requester and good evening i need to make a disclosure. i wish to disclose i've hired reuben, julius & rose on a since roars is handling the case reuben, junius & rose representation as an entity before the board will not have an effect on my decision. >> mr. williams i'm steve williams the appellants request for a rehearing should be granted at the prior hearing the board was given incomplete information when the board repeatedly ask do about the dissension indication only an increase in size will trigger the land use we attached that transcript for our review at exhibit 4 a

the presiding officer is commissioner honda and we are joined by our vice president commissioner fung and commissioner lazarus and commissioner swig we do expect commissioner bobby wilson to be here to my left is thomas owen and gary the local assistant executive director. we're joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before this board. sitting at the table in the front is scott sanchez the city zoning administrator here representing the planning department and the planning commission as well and in a moment we'll see building inspector joe duffy return to the room representing the please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submi

honda recalled that part.or the repair. >> they were nice initially and said this is what we need. the receipt and where you had it fixed. we isn't it that day. >> reporter: the coopers say a week later, honda but the brakes on the reimbursement. >> they said we have what we need, however, because your daughter paid cash. we need to see that she took that out of a checking or savings account. >> reporter: remember, cooper used her tips from waitressing to pay for the repair. that means the purchase couldn't be tracked through her bank or credit card. slowing down the refund process. >> it didn't make sense to me. >> reporter: when honda wouldn't budge, the coopers contacted nbc 10 responds. less than two weeks after we contacted honda, it decided to reimburse the coopers. >> so thank you. you responded to us. they responded to you. >> reporter: harry hairston, under. >> announcer: >> the compa . >>> they said they had to verify that the repair was done at an actual car shop. >> if you have a problem, let us kn

at lugina honda hospital, we have significant positive variance and revenues. the biggest single driver is that we had a rate reduction several years back when we were in the dark years of the recession where the state cut the rate for skilled nursing facilities. earlier this spring the state reversed that rate cut and reversed ret row actively so we had a lot of reserves on the books in anticipation having to get the money back to state and no longer do so take that into our income and that is about $31 million net positive. we got that back. that has aaloed us to fund through the budget a significant number of capital projeths on the campus allows us to fix the hvac system, complete the work differed in the scope of the original rebuild project and that include the loading dock and grading work and demolition on two of the wings of the old buildings and work on the administrative spaces in the old building. that will be a great pause tchb positive for us and unfunded projects we have been trying to figure out how to fund and we have this one time revenue and

>> ama, congressman, mike honda flew in from washington, d.c. tonight. the idea of a registry is particularly upsetting to him because he and his family were forced into a japanese internment camp during world war ii. >> when trump said he wants to make america great, if he wants to do that you can't go back. >> outgoing silicon valley congressman, mike honda, says racism and hysteria of the 40s do not represent american values. he says the internment camp were disruptive to japanese-american community. >> especially first generation were feeling. what did we do wrong? encourage their children to study hard, be an american. >> the notion of a muslim registry comes from kansas secretary of state, who is reportedly helping trump form immigration policy. he is credited with developing national security entry exit registration system. after 9/11. >> which took people from high risk countries and required that they check in after 30 days. >> it ended in 2011. a spokesperson for care says the return of a registry would be deeply concerning. >> burdensome, inef

challenger ro khanna defeats incumbent mike honda. the final count shows khanna with 60-percent of the vote, in the runoff between the two democrats. the registrar of voter's office in san jose is still busy this afternoon... and may be for a while. kpix5's maria medina is there live... maria? live adlib law changed last year for mail in ballots, veteran's day nearly 200-thousand mail-ballots either dropped off... at polling places, drop-boxes or the post office... ((tight shot of nats of ballot machine @ 203)) ((butt with nats of ballto high turnout this election. . >> for the next few days, the machines and the people of the santa clara county registrar voter's office will work 24/7 until they're done counting all of the ballots. >> we'll be counting ballots 24 hours a day likely for the next week. so, probably monday. and that is one because we have all of the ballots sitting here. >> reporter: the ballots, mail- in ballots and there is more on the way. >> as long as your ballot was postmarked on election day, it can come and be re

eventually fix hondas at the dealership they may have an opportunity of a lifetime. not just fixing but building cars. in casa grande a new factory will soon go up building electric vehicles for a california-based company called lucid motors. >> so many services and job opportunities if not for the manufacturer directly or for all the suppliers. the engineering world will grow compete with german luxury vehicles like mercedes. it is high-end stuff to build these vehicles the company is looking for 2000 workers. >> i would love to see how cars are assembled and how they are produced. and how they are made. >> reporter: we are not very far off. this plant could be fully operational by 2018. >>> tracking your tomorrow. the grmo memorial opens to honor the 19 men who died battling the fire your today the governor dedicated the new memorial. it is the latest tribute to the deadliest fire in state history work family and friends of the following crew gathered for the dedication. the site includes a hiking trail with memorials to the firefighters along the way. >> my nephew

>> ama, congressman, mike honda flew in from washington, d.c. tonight. a registry is particularly upsetting to him because he and his family were forced into a japanese internment camp during world war ii. >> when trump said he wants to make america great, if he wants to do that you can't go back. >> outgoing silicon valley congressman, mike honda, says racism and hysteria of the 40s do not represent american values. he says the internment camp were disruptive to japanese-american community. >> especially first generation were feeling. what did we do wrong? encourage their children to study hard, be an american. >> the notion of a muslim registry comes from kansas secretary of state, who is reportedly helping trump form immigration policy. he is credited with developing national security entry exit registration system. after 9/11. >> which took people from high risk countries and required that they check in after 30 days. >> it ended in 2011. a spokesperson for care says the return of a registry would be deeply concerning. >> burdensome, ineffective, and

he unseated 8 term incumbent and fellow democrat mike honda. he smoke about how he plans to deal with the divisive climate in washington. >> as hillary clinton said, keep an open mind. we have the election and they are over and now we have to find some common ground. one area i was excited about was infrastructure spending. the president does propose infrastructure spending. let's find a way to make it work. >> he says mike honda called him and promised there would be a smooth transition. >>> former los angeles mayor antonio announced he will run for governor of california. he will focus on rebuilding the middle class by investing in schools and repairing roads and bridges. the lieutenant governor already announced he's running along with state treasurer john chung. the election for governor of california is november 2018. >>> san francisco will remain a sanctuary city despite donald trump being elected president. that's according to san francisco mayor ed lee. both san francisco and san jose are long standing sanctuary cities meaning their loc