live in irvine, lloyd lacuesta. >> joining us now is our political editor randy shandobil. as we talk about what happened here. because all over the country we have republicans and tea party candidates making huge wins. what's going on here? >> you're right, a tea party uprising of sorts nationwide throws the bums out. jerry brown and barbara boxer two quote unquote career politician democrats win. the senate i think is easy to explain. sure boxer has been around forever and the economy is weak. every other issue important to california, the environment, abortion rights, boxer positions are much more mainstream california than fiorina's are. if being a career politician is seen as a negative, being a corporate ceo who outsourced thousands of jobs a bigger negative. the governor's race i hate to sound simplistic. but efforts are more in character. people seem to know him and seem to think he's a straight shooter. bitman -- whitman seemed to be a woman who hardly voted and thought she could run for governor. >>> the race for secretary of state did not draw much attention. our

live in irvine, lloyd lacuesta. >> joining us now is our political editor randy shandobil. as we talk about what happened here. because all over the country we have republicans and tea party candidates making huge wins. what's going on here? >> you're right, a tea party uprising of sorts nationwide throws the bums out. jerry brown and barbara boxer two quote unquote career politician democrats win. the senate i think is easy to explain. sure boxer has been around forever and the economy is weak. every other issue important to california, the environment, abortion rights, boxer positions are much more mainstream california than fiorina's are. if being a career politician is seen as a negative, being a corporate ceo who outsourced thousands of jobs a bigger negative. the governor's race i hate to sound simplistic. but efforts are more in character. people seem to know him and seem to think he's a straight shooter. bitman -- whitman seemed to be a woman who hardly voted and thought she could run for governor. >>> the race for secretary of state did not draw much attention. our

his election gathering is in irvine irvine. if he wins sets up a tricky issue of how and who the san francisco board of supervisors will appoint to fill out the rest of his term for mayor. we hope to get analysis from the mayor on that when he appears after the polls close. we're told that this might go on for a while because it's somewhat of a close race. but we'll be here, and bring you his speech as well. for now reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> preelection polls show one of the tightest state-wide races to hitd los angeles. da harris cast her vote this morning. she's battling cooley for the office of state attorney general being vacated by jerry brown. >>> investigators awaited the outcomes of the election. dow gained 64 points and investigators likely factored in the expected republican take over of the house, if not the senate and slide in the dollar contributed to today's serge. the nasdaq rose 28 points. >>> despite a glitch tonight, they were set to deliver the first robot to sp

so this could be a very long night here at the hyatt in irvine.to you in the bay area. >> thank you very much, kim. >> greg bledsoe is live in los angeles where barbara boxer and her supporters are gathered to watch the results roll in tonight. greg. >> reporter: tom, this is what we call preparation time here. the ballroom is slowly starting to fill up, and within the next couple hours or so, we expect this room with a capacity of 600 people to be mostly full. there's candidates here from the democratic party on the local and state level. the headliner of the night is senator barbara boxer. she's going for her fourth term in office. fiorina says this is someone who has been in washington for 28 years and is a career politician who has lost touch with the people from her home state. on the flipside boxer is saying she has the experience that her opponent does not. this is the closest race that senator boxer has been in during her career. we talked to her campaign manager a little while ago about what it means to be in a race this close going into

there is amy holly feemd in irvine, down south. let's start in hollywood at the boxer camp. laura? >> well, senator boxer spent the last hours and days traveling up and down the state. this morning starting the day in oakland at the oakland grill and is the race has been too close to call. boxer hammered away today, stimulating the economy. and there is boxer said for her and all democrats the key to success tonight will be getting people out to vote. >> interest tl is a last stretch across the finish line. you're that stretch. are you ready to keep on working until polls close? >> thank you. >> now, throughout this campaign, boxer maintained her voice is still the right one for california not that of her opponent boxer characterized as too far, quote in the right rain for california voters. and abc 7's amy hollyfield is live at the karly fiorina camp. amy? >> wuchbt songs they're going to play tonight for the crowd is "the heat is on". there is no sign giving and campaigners don't believe the poll that boxer is ahead of karly fiorina. they just don't buy. they believe here that re

a report from john irvine from itn. >> reporter: leaving home a free woman for the first time in seven years. quickly word spread around rangoon. she came home to a political rally. if she was hoping for a low-key drive to party headquarters, it hasn't worked out that way. she's managed to bring the center of rangoon virtually to a stand still. when she finally made it to her party offices, there were thousands of well-wishers. her affinity with the masses appears to be undiminished, but how might she choose to harness her appeal? interestingly she told the crowd she bore her jailers no ill will. later after a chaotic news conference i asked her about future relations with burma's generals. how are you going to use your moral authority, are you willing to compromise with the opposition. >> so far she has chosen her words carefully and has not openly criticized burma's regime. she says the generals have nothing to fear from her, but she's not what they're afraid of. it's her popularity. john irvine, itv news, rangoon. >>> a wreak before teek before discuss afghanistan, har. >> i is call

irvin.ight and the outcry continues and builds at some point does the government have to be responsive in some other way? >> well, i think the some other way is as i said developing this technology which is automated technology so that a person does not have to determine whether you've got an explosive on you. we've got to develop this technology urgently but in the meantime the key point here is that most people don't have to endure the physical patdown.ç that's what really is at the root of most of this. body scannersç are safe. they're effective. most people would choose them. i think after we get through this holiday season, people will see that for themselves at the airports. most people will choose the whole body imagers. i think they'll see they're safe and effective. the number of people who choose the patdowns will be very small indeed. >> warner: to be continued. thank you both. >> thank you. >> brown: still to come on the newshour, the political and financial costs of the irish

refusing to give up after several news organization organizations call aid winner this, morning in irvine she said she called senator boxer to congratulate her and wish her well. >> we won with independents. in the end, we could not overcome the registration advantage democrats have and in particular, in l.a. county. >> this former hpceo spent $8.5 kblinl of her own money on the campaign. >> san francisco will be getting a new mayor soon. current mayor defeated republican incumbent abel maldonado. it will be up to the board of superviseors. he'll be sworn in in january. >> there are two other big races still undecided today to talk about here. san francisco district attorney now has taken a narrow lead in the race for state attorney general, leading steve coolly by less than 15,000 votes. we may not know the outcome until counties complete tallies of pro visional and mail in ballots. there is another close race is the 11th congressional district where jerry mcnerny leads david harmer by 121 votes. >> and there is more ahaechld airline passenger requirement now with b.to be enforced before

her opponent, carly fiorina voted, and she will fly to attend a republican party election event in irvine. >>> some alameda county voters are using rank-choiced voting for the first time. the idea is to prevent run-off elections and save money by having them cast ballots. county registrar voters say they've done a lot of work explaining the process including more than 150 presentations. >> i think people are really understanding the way it works. i've looked at many, many ballots that have been returned. people are getting it. they are marking the ballots correctly. >> the way it works, if no candidate get as majority of first-choice votes, then the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated in this example, candidate b. then votes for the second choice, and then the process continues. you can read a lot more about the election on ktvu.com. click on the politics tab. you will find more about issues on your local ballot and information about how to find your polling place. >>> most observers believe today and analysts see the bop taking back control -- gop taking back control. right now

she is watching the returns from irvine in orange county. >>> one statewide proposition has the attentionf the entire nation, and that's prop 19, and it's proving to be a divisive issue. >> reporters are eager to see results. >> reporter: the owner is one of the coauthors of prop 19, and now the state will decide if the state will legalize marijuana and it will free up law enforcement to focus on bigger problems, and it will help keep drug dealers away from kids. opponents disagree. >> they will stay, buy me a pack of joints until somebody does, and that's a lot of easier than standing in fronts of a medical joint. >> we have no control over drug dealers, and they have a hope to sell not only marijuana but hard drugs. >> opponents include the u.s. state attorney general, and he is promising legal action if prop 19 passes. many cite concerns about safety at the workplace and on the road if people are allowed to smoke pot. right up until election day, the polls have been too close to call. we will be here tonight with supporters of prop 19. >>> we will check infrequently without the night.

but about amy physician available for us in irvine with the carly campaign right now. amy? >>reporter: him if fox news if took the life out of this party on the big screen behind me. they had on fox news that called the race for boxer right at 8:00 o'clock. it got very quiet in here. they turned the tv off. and then state party leader took the podium and tried to rally the crowd telling them precinct where carly is still doing well and even beating pwoshtion in some precinct. campaign says they think it is too close to kawchlt but the associated press had as called it. la times has called it and some of these partyers are willing to go ahead and con stheed this is going to good to boxer. >> i'm disappointed. i'm not surprised. nothing sprays me about california voters. we are not the brightest lot. >> carly campaign says this is too close to school no reaction yet to the associated press calling the race. one person inside the war room told me it is early. let's not jump to conclusion yet. so no talk of conceding but disappointment in the crowd. really thought this was goin

. >> reporter: in irvine, silver spring district, people have complained about service cuts. >> our neighborhood has had a bit of a crime wave. okay, somewhere in 20 nineteen, '10, thefts and break-ins. >> uh-huh. >> and i don't know if that is related to not enough policing? >> reporter: schools make up half of the county's budget and must increase spending by $87.4 million leaving less for other services. >> there is a lot at stake and i don't think that anything is going to be easy. >> and there is no more to fill the holes. >> the couple gets's full look and detailing the budget mess and next month, part two of the report will lay out the others and everything is on the table and that includes pay and benefit cuts. >>> 20 years ago, d.c. was known as the murder capitol of the world. and each year, it ranks the country's most dangerous cities. the district ranked 22nd and fourth on the list with cities of more than a half million people and st. louis is ranked number one and cq based its findings on data from the fbi. >>> >>> an up-and-down week. going to get warm and then -- . >> yeah. >> wa

make the ceo will fly to southern california where she'l attend a california republican party in irvine. back to the race for california governor. democrat jerry brown cast his vote at an oakland fire station this morning. this is his campaiing earlier this year. he will remain there tonight. no word if she' be making any public appearances today. she's spent more of her own money than any other candidate in california history. governor schwarzenegger gave a very diplomatic answer who he voted for. >> i will let you know. i don't want that the to be the news. the key thing is people go out and the vote. >> the governor went on to say that he believes voters are fatigued athe end of any election noting the high number of ads, fights and debates they see during the campai. but also predicted that california would be unique and indendent in how it votes when compared to the rest of the nation. and in the race for california lieutenant governor, democratic san francisco gavin newsom and they brought their baby. >> elections workers are billsy fixing a snafu on mail-in ballots that came in a

. >> reporter: i'm at the hyatt hotel in irvine county where republicans have having a victory party. she will be staying up in her hotel room watching the returns through the evening then scheduled to come down here after 10:00. she will be flanked by signs, they are orange in color. they are sort of a black curtain background. carly fiorina i'm told is a giants fan. and that she tried to catch some of the game last night. fiorina is hoping to emulate the giant's surprise win. she did vote earlier today near her home in los altos hill. then she flew down here to rally the troops at a phone bank and came now i guess where she's at the hotel here. polls have heard trailing senator boxer by as much as eight points. but fiorina's camp says the vote is going to be much closer than projected. and a winner may not be declared until tomorrow. that is from her camp. i'm sure the boxer camp has a different take and that's where my colleague rita williams is to the north of me in los angeles. >> reporter: lloyd that's absolutely right. we are here in the heart of hollywood for whatever happens

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. >> reporter: in irvin's silver spring district people have complained about service cuts. >> our neighborhood has had a bit of a crime wave somewhere in 2009/'10, thefts, break-ins and i don't know if that's related to not enough policing. >> reporter: schools make up half the county's budget and by state law must increase spending by $87.4 million leaving less for other services. >> there's a lot at stake and so i don't think anything is going to be easy. >> reporter: and there's no more federal stimulus money to fill the holes. >> fox 5's sherri ly reporting. tomorrow the county council will get a full look at that budget report detailing how it ended up this this budget mess in the first place and then next month part two of that report will lay out the options. everything is on the table including pay and benefits. >>> coming up next the security scare, d.c.'s restricted airspace. >>> plus the good news and bad news if you're hitting the roads before thanksgiving this week. >>> plus a few days ago a woman began camping outside a best buy for black friday. sounded a little crazy, but her s

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. >> you can see carly fiorina who has taken the podium in irvine. >> and we have a new majority leaderjohn banor. we have had a fantastic sweep across the nation. many senate seats have already fallen, and as you all well know we have a new majority leader john baynor just a wonderful, wonderful night. yes, exactly. the message has been sent loud and clear. now here in california -- you know, california is always a little bit different, right? so here in california here is where we are -- 36% of the vote has been counted, 36%. we are in a dead heat tie. [applause]. and so the facts are, it is too close to call. the facts are it is going to be a long night, and we will be watching returns all night, but all those people who have already declared this race, maybe that was not a smart thing to do. [applause]. >> on primary night i promised that i would run a tireless, fearless campaign. and i want to tell all of you that you have run a tireless, fearless campaign as well. i want to thank the tens of thousands of volunteers who have given of their time, of their money and particularly all

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carly is upstairs here at the high at regency in irvine watching the returns. she is obviously watching the latest numbers showing her catching up and even passing barbara box. we don't know how it will turn out. we still see boxer is still projected as the winner. hard to put your finger on it but dana one way that i can tell that this party is not slowing down is after awhile if you have been doing this for a while you look at what is happening at the bar. you're in the ballroom. bartenders are very busy right now. this party is not winding down. >> they are going to continue to have cocktails until they wait for their champion to arrive. >> exactly. >> okay. phil, we were talking about something now that has been going on for a number of years in california. so many people now vote absentee. vote by mail and sometimes it is hard for these different districts to get all that stuff counted. what's going on? >> that's acute this election. the vote by mail is a phenomenon. it has grown in recent elections. half of the voters actually sit at home. fill out their

the ceo will fly to southern california where she'll attend a california republican party in irvine. back to the race for california governor. democrat jerry brown cast his vote at an oakland fire station this morning. this is his campaigning earlier this year. he will remain there tonight. no word if she'll be making any public appearances today. she's spent more of her own money than any other candidate in california history. governor schwarzenegger gave a very diplomatic answer who he voted for. >> i will let you know. i don't want that the to be the news. the key thing is people go out and the vote. >> the governor went on to say that he believes voters are fatigued at the end of any election noting the high number of ads fights and debates they see during the campaign. but also predicted that california would be unique and independent in how it votes when compared to the rest of the nation. and in the race for california lieutenant governor democratic san francisco gavin newsom and they brought their baby. >> elections workers are billsy fixing a snafu on mail-in ballots that ca

john irvine was amongst those capturing the moment. >> reporter: amidst the euphoria i asked her howhe was. she could barely hear herself think. >> reporter: her latest house arrest, seven years of near total isolation, has been marked by periods of ill health. though tonight the 65-year-old pro-democracy leader was lifted by the excitement. her jailers, the generals who ruled myanmar for half a century, recently held elections widely dismissed as a sham. her release may be aimed at i did reflecting that criticism. she is a symbol of hope in myanmar. her release hailed around the world where millions have been moved by her soft spoken and dignified opposition to dictatorship. she's often care kpompared toga mandela. she was released in 2002 and rearrested after attracted crowds. there are fears she will again face restrictions. >> we hope that she hasn't been released from the prison of her house into effectively a larger prison into the country. >> reporter: it's been a hard personal struggle. her husband, a british academic, died of cancer in 1999 while she was in detention. the ge

are a partnership called california first llc, which is basically a texas real estate firm and an irvine-basedrivate equity firm in partnership. they're actually buying it for about $2.3 billion, but a billion of that goes to retire the debt on the buildings and the rest is supposed to be left over for the budget. >> belva: okay. we'll see where that one goes. it's still alive. well, my thanks to all of you for joining us here tonight. >> thank you. >> belva: well, coming up, mayor-elect jean quan talks with me about what's ahead for oakland. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, after oakland's first ranked-choice election and nine days of uncertainty, two-term a surprise winner. she won with just under 51% of the vote, ahead of front-runner, former state senator don perata, who had just over 49%. her victory is historic as she becomes oakland's first woman and asian-american mayor. she has a big job ahead of her. jean quan, we congratulate you and welcome to the program. while you're out campaigning, you're the mayor now of this beautiful city, oakland, that has a ton of problems. what did you promise oakland vot

returns in southern california and we are told will appear at the republican election night party in irvinewe'll be watching that throughout the evening. >>> "associated press" polling shows nearly all voters are worried about the future direction of the economy and about 40% say they are worse off financially than they were two years ago. is that reflected by today's voting? to look at some of the early races being called already i'm joined by political analyst james taylor with me. welcome. >> thank you. >> exciting day and evening ahead we have. >> yes. >> already some of the races being called. we had looked at the rand paul race in kentucky. it's already being called in his favor, backed by the tea party. >> yes. >> what do you think? >> this was predictable. the polls showed that he was ahead significantly and his opposition practically conceded during the campaign in the last week that he was going to lose for a number of reasons that he felt had very little to do with his policy positions or rand paul's policy positions but much more to do with what's going on with national politics

fiorina watched the election results with her family last night in irvin. she says this race is too close to call and she told supporters she promised to run a fearless and tireless campaign and thanked her supporters for doing the same. >> we're going to be watching all night. all of these people who have already declared this race, maybe that wasn't a smart thing to do. >> carly fiorina reportedly raised $17-point million, 6.5 million coming from her own pocket. >>> proposition 19, to legalize marijuana, is losing. 54% of voters have rejected the measure, while only 46% gave it a yes vote. in oakland, at this university, they say the battle is far from over. they say they are already ready to introduce another by for november 2012. >> i think we'll have a lot more support coming from around the country. >> if the measure had passed it likely would have faced legal challenges from the government. supporters say it would have brought in revenue. opponents say it contained legal loopholes and would have made it easier for smokers to get behind the wheel. you

. >> boxer celebrated, fiorina refused to concede, until nearly 12 hours later in, irvine. >> we wonith independents. in the end, we dmot overcome the registration advantage that democrats have, and in particular, in l.a. county. >> in the end in, california long-time incumbent managed to turn back the tide that swept colleague as way in other parts of the country. boxer may have won the election but is well affair there are many struggle as head, especially when it comes to reviving the economy, restoring american faith that she's one who can help get it done. >> that means making sure small businesses can grow and stimulate the economy without add together did he have site business leaders say boxer needs to make sure to channel efforts in way that's help california and the bay area. >> this is very, very important to the bay area and california. the rest of the country to have a strategy on how the united states competes with the rest of the world. this comes to providing mobility for people and its goods. we don't have that. and boxer can play a big role in that. >> the fight is

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. >> reporter: we're live in irvine. a republican spokesperson says they are very optimistic of chances of 56-year-old carly fiorin. she is trying to topple the four term senate barbara boxer. she is focused on economic issues, labeling boxer as a tax and spending democrat. fiorina voted this morning in los altos hill. she will be watching returns at her hotel room, her granddaughters are spending the night and she smilingly said they are going to have a sleep other. polls have her behind boxer by as much as four points, but her campaigns says her republican wins in the east gives her home that the trend will continue toward the west. as of now, fiorina is not expected to take the podium till well after 10:00 tonight. we will be here for that and report to you live. lloyd lacuesta. >>> and along with the boxer and fiorina campaign, meg whitman has also set up her election night headquarters in southern california. we see a couple of news repoers and a couple of staffers running back. but the night is young. we'll hear ab

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we should tell you that a student from uc irvine is a scholar. that university's first scholar. >> with cold temperatures upon us, homeless shelters are getting biz e. even without the winder weather, shelters are busier than ever. chris sanchez is live in san jose with how many bay area people are now homeless. chris? >> good morning to you. this already this morning you have been talking about the need for food assistance and we know from the food banks the request for food assistance is up about 30% in san francisco. donations are down. a lot of the folk who is depend on assistance have noplace to live. we talked with one homeless advocate in san jose. they tell us that all of their 88 bes are spoken for and the need is exponentially greater. they service about 27,000 people in transitional and temporary housing and there plenty of agencies in the same position. >>> in this area, it's over 7,000 people out there per night. they have noplace to go. >> at first christian church, the shelter that was a last safety net for families had to close th

. >> maldonado supporters spent the night at california's gop headquarters in irvine. no word on where the candidate was for election night but earlier yesterday, you can see he was voting in his hometown of santa maria. >>> just about to turn 605 time. now a check on a couple of statewide ballotamerica's. behalf behalf and traffic. elizabeth, how's the commute? s 6: more >>> we have a lot more election coverage to come. plus a look at the big giants parade today. but first, let's get you out the door with a look at traffic and weather. >> reporter: not too much problems this morning. we had a stall on the upper deck of the bay bridge near the top of the incline. there is minor slowing on the upper deck right there as you approach the incline. this is live look just past the metering lights as you can see not on yet. they will likely be turned on in the next 10, 20 minutes or so. so for right now there are no delays heading into san francisco. going to be a completely different story later on this morning again. the giants victory parade kicks off around 11:00 right th

. >>> see opener for number 13 illinois hosting irvine and brandan paul was hitting threes from everywhere had five off the bench. six all together and finished with 18 points and illini win 79-65. >>> congratulations to kenny grad ino who became one of the first women to enter the hockey hall of fame yesterday. she was introduced along with angela james. she was two time olympic captain in the gold medal winning team in 1998. more importantly, she made womens hockey more popular than any player before or since. >>> that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. >>> lung cancer in nonsmokers may be different than cancer developed by smokers. new research finds that tumors in people who never smoked had 5vtwice as many dna mutations than tumors found in current or former smokers. nonsmokers are more likely to die from the disease because few suspect they have it. scientists say the challenge will be to develop new treatments that target the specific gene mutations and then they need to identify people soon enough to help them. >>> next weapon in fighting prostate cance

a student from megan brawn, from the uc irvine school is also a rogue scholar. she is that university's first rogue scholar. coming up next on "today in the bay," two airports have very different fares. see the difference and why one airport says it just has to be that way. >>> and the president talks about the tsa security measures that are making so many people so frustrated. hear what the president has to say coming up. >>> yeah, we have more rain in the forecast. live, san francisco, look at the clouds off in the distance. a few sun breaks. mean more thundeeamore thunrstorms. the deforecast coming up. the target 2 day sale starts friday at 4am. are you ready? fo gps, dolls, dvd's, i'm so sale excited i haven't slept in days. literally days! [male announcer] starts friday at 4am. >>> good morning to you. we're finding the beautiful spots. makes me want to get out there and jog. it's raining so i probably won't. >> yeah. i don't think so. anything to not get out there, yeah. chris, we have some rain. if it's not raining right now, it will be eventually at some

reporter: later after leaving los altos, fiorina helped campaign volunteers at a phone bank here in irvine. the republicans have been staging a massive get out the vote effort in these last few weeks of the campaign. they feel that there could be a republican voter surge that the pollsters have not been able to pick up. in fact, that's been tweeted around the internet quite a bit here in southern california tonight. at any rate, they are hoping for a very long evening. they are hoping to eke out a victory in the late night hours. they say it could go until tomorrow and maybe one of those races that goes on for a couple of days. they think it's going to be that close. >> it will be a very interesting evening. you know, all the other campaigns that we have been to have had a crush of media. is the media starting to show up at that campaign headquarters, as well? >> ? >> reporter: yeah. if we can show the camera around a little bit, we can city that there are plenty of cameras here. the media as i said earlier outnumbering the campaign volunteers. everyone is still working. they feel they can

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we have a report from john irvine of "independent television news." >> in the disputed part of the yellow sea since the disputed ilafrnisland of pyongy where war is a daily reality. where south korea is now looking wounds. the main village here is largely deserted, abandoned by frightened people who 48 hours ago find themselves in a battle cound of dozens of artillery shells landed all around. several buildings have been gutted. in one cafe we saw cups of tea left behind by villagers who bolted into shelters, the bodies of two civilians found in the rubble were taken off the island this morning. the barrage was fired from over there. that's north korea. just seven miles away from the island. when you see the damage wrought here it's easy to understand why south korea is so reluctant to escalate things. north korea has far more artillery pieces trained on the massive city of seoul than it does on this small island. the south koreans are scratching their heads, and the difference minister has had to resign for doing too little, and the government has announced strengthening of the garrison.