that is less than the private plane jack dorsey flies on. money that we need to make a difference here in san francisco. emily: jack dorsey is saying at a certain point for square it becomes unsustainable and they will not be able to stay in the city. which, in his words, would be heartbreaking. what do you say to that? >> that is what i see with the homeless. the homeless are not getting the treatment they need. they need shelter, they need mental health treatment. they need treatments for their addictions. kids who are on the street, that is the most touching part. these kids have to get into homes. we know how to do it. we have been running successful programs here for the homeless for years. i have been involved with them. i found we know how to do it. we need more funding now. i was just on the phone with the mayor. she needs emergency funding of $600 million from me to get a shelter open in the tenderloin because she is out of money. if you look at other supporters, nancy pelosi is supporting this, dianne feinstein is supporting this,

jacker and squar -- twitter and square ceo jack dorsey has come out against prop c.benioff, who supports the measure, if he thinks that charge has merit. >> i see a crisis of inequality in san francisco. that is what is striking to me. we have 70 billionaires here in our city, that is incredible. we have companies you report on with hundreds of billions of dollars of market cap. salesforce, we are the largest employer in san francisco, not just the largest tech employer. the largest employer. we have a $100 billion market cap. you just talked about a few companies -- square, worth $30 billion, twitter, worth $20 billion, strength, $20 billion. strike, $20 billion. the amazing thing is these companies can afford it. for us it is a $10 million tax. these are immaterial amounts to us. $10 million does not mean anything, that is less than the plane jack dorsey will fly around on. it is the money we need to make a difference in san francisco. >> jack dorsey is staying -- is saying at a certain point for square, it becomes unsustainable, and they will not be able to stay i

that is less than the private plane and the jack dorsey flies on. you know that. tell you right now it is the money that we need to make a difference here in san francisco. >> jack dorsey says it becomes unsustainable and they will not be able to stay in the city. which, in his words, would be heartbreaking. what do you say to that? >> that is what i see with the homeless. they are not getting the treatment they need. that is, they need shelter and mental health treatment. kids who are on the street, these kids have to get into homes, and we have a plan, we know how to do it. we have been running a very successful programs here for the homeless four years. i have been involved, i have personally funded tens of millions of dollars for homeless programs and in what i have found is we know how to do it, but we need more funding. i was just on the phone with the mayor, she needs emergency funding to get a shelter open in the tenderloin because she is out of money. if you look at other politicos supporting this, nancy pelosi supports it so does dianne feinstein. not ju

india in fact is one of the fastest growing areas of development for their company do you think jack dorsey really did need to apologize for showing this photo or not his p.r. say it was a journey mistake he was given this photo along with a gift spontaneously showed the picture an audience member a given him course if you're in a position of power like that you have to be careful don't you. well absolutely i mean they have like between thirty five million to thirty eight million twitter users and let's not forget it was. his first visit to india looking for business and then he holds up this post and that there's no people don't know what happened before and what happened afterwards it says a smash grama nickelback chiaki so that of course he has to apologize and let me tell you he still hasn't done so and he has a legal team that the legal advisor who is of indian origin. has just washed her hands of so many it's just quite ridiculous what's at the foot of the caste system of the controversy over a course has been a problem for many many many many years in twenty eighteen just how sensiti

twitter ceo jack dorsey has come against prop c.e measure, if he thinks that charge has merit. icna crisis of any quality in san francisco. that is what is striking to me. we have seven billionaires and our city, that is incredible. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of market cap. we are the largest employer in san francisco, not just the largest tech employer. we have a $100 billion market cap. twitter is worth 20 billion, stripe, 20 billion. thing is these companies can afford it. for us it is a $10 billion tax. these are immaterial amounts to us, $10 billion does not mean anything, that is less than the plane jack dorsey will fly around on. it is the money we need to make a difference in san francisco. is sayingrsey foursquare it becomes unsustainable, and they will not be able to stay in the city, which in his words would be heartbreaking. >> that is what i see with the homeless, the homeless are not getting the treatment they need. they need shelter and mental health treatment. they need treatment for their addiction. kid

emily: jack dorsey is running twitter and square. are questions about whether he can continue to do that. i have this chart here in my library that shows both the stocks have been up and to the right. twitter has fallen. there are concerns about social media and disinformation. they have been doing that account purge. a few years ago, who would have thought that squares market cap would be bigger than twitter. >> it is interesting to see jack dorsey come into himself and be respected as a ceo. overall twitter is a more volatile business. it is social media that relies on an ad business. square has had more stability because they've been able to hire this executive bench that has done a good job of being autonomous. when i speak to sources inside the company, they say it is a huge loss in the but they do have someone running square capital, square cash, the core business, caviar, the food delivery business. even without a ceo in the interim they are able to run at a rapid clip. emily: you don't see the executive turnover at square tha

let's get to dedra bosa monitoring the conference call with the ceo jack dorsey just spoke. >> right at the top of the call dorsey addressing the void that the cfo sarah friar leaves to be the cfo another company next month and the new finance chief. >> we have a really high bar we will not be sharing a time line but we are working with urgency. this is my number one focus at the company to make sure we fill this role. >> now, one analyst once called friar a rock star cfo and she has presided over the enormous growth and stock gains of the last few years some question why she wasn't offered the ceo role and whether square continues the momentum without her. october was square's worst month in two years and a big part was friar's departure as well as concerns about credit risk and a rising rate environment however it is up more than 100% year to date for the after hours that sell off we see can be atrbted to light eps guidance and quite a bit of time on the call, guys was devoted to square terminal, one new hardware tool that it hopes to help capture larger sellers dorsey saying expect

jack dorsey, the ceo, admitted there is a huge institutional problem at twitter. conservative employees "don't feel safe to express their opinions" at the company and it's a big problem. over 90% of donations in the 2016 presidential cycle from twitter and other social media companies went to hillary clinton. remember when twitter actually deactivated donald trump's account. some random dude in the back of the company deactivated the president of the united states account. look at these people, conservatives who been deactivated or suspended. james woods, laura bloomer, alex jones, candace owens, roger stone. i'm not defending anything these guys did but i can't find one prominent liberal that twitter has -- >> greg: i know. there's a feminist who just got thrown off by saying -- i would hasten to say alex jones isn't a conservative. he's a conspiratorial. >> juan: a lot of those people are conspiracy theorists and what we are experiencing in this country is a tremendous spike in hate crimes. >> greg: fake hate crimes. >> juan: most of it is coming from the right.

. >> reporter: twitter ceo jack dorsey said this added tax would deter companies from moving into san francisco. the mayor opposed prop c saying we can't just throw money at a problem when the system is broken. those new taxes for those large companies if san francisco will begin on january 1st. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, we go to the goff nor governor's race. >> and what's happening with daylight saving? we just adjusted our clocks. we'll explain what's at stake here. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a brand new issued red flag fire warning. i'll show you how gusty it will get and how hot the temperatures will be. >> as we head to break, a look at some of the other state propositions that you the voter weighed in on. results continue to trickle in. here )s a look at "prop 7" -- a proposition that would >>> welcome back to decision 2018. we're continuing to look at the results trickle in. here's a look at prop 7. that would encourage state lawmakers to make daylight saving time last all year. we're projecting a win for prop 7. 40% of the precincts in, it is

the first comes from tech ceos like jack dorsey, who runs twitter and square.y say a new tax would make it harder to do business in san francisco and companies could leave, taking jobs with them. the second argument comes from politicians, who say prop c paints them into a corner that gives them a bunch of money and not much flexibility on how to spend it. >> basically doubles what we spend on our exact existing approach to homelessness, and we need to make reforms and make changes to our actual approach. >> reporter: you have probably guessed by now, mayor breed, state senator scott weiner and jack dorsey are on the no side. they've gotten big donations from stripe, visa, lyft, macy's and a handful of venture capitalists, adding up to $1.6 million. benioff, friedenbacke and chuck robbins on the yes side. most of their money from salesforce and benioff himself, totalling $8.5 million. >> i would challenge every business leader out there to ask themselves, what is my company doing? >> reporter: in short. >> benioff says money is the answer. his opponents say the

jack dorsey is a good product inventor. i would not put it past them to figure out what the right thing is. david: as you go from a potential transition from this geometric growth and blitzscaling into becoming efficient and improving your product, do you need to change or people? reid: you see that in a lot of great companies, amazon, facebook, at a number of companies where they balance the two. for example, even part of what is amazing about microsoft is they are blitzscaling azure. they are doing this in a company that has been successful in other things. avid: you have a great analogy about pirate turning into the admiral of the navy. do we have a pirate at tesla or an admiral in the navy? reid: we might have a pirate-admiral. he is obviously extraordinarily good at taking hard problems and building a new car company from scratch, a new software platform on top of it, doing luxury and mainstream, and doing more than anyone would expect you could do. there is the admiral. on the other hand, he makes pirate declarations.

twitter ceo jack dorsey was against it, along with scott wiener, and san francisco mayor london breed. prop c did not win two-thirds of the vote, so there is some talk that there will be legal challenges now. but while those play out in court, the thinking is the money will be collected from the businesses. but it will be saved, not spent, until this issue is finally resolved. >> so it's not over yet. amy, thank you. bay area residents are watching it allow tax on businesses per employee. it would cost google, the city's largest employer, more than $3 million a year. let's take a look at the results. measure p was overwhelmingly passed. 69% to 31%. 66% of precincts reporting. >>> now to other races. two democrats battled to replace gavin newsom as lieutenant governor. "the associated press" has called the race for kounalakis. she won 56% to 44% against ed hernandez. >> and you likely saw the commercials. more than $50 million was spent on the state school superintendent race between marshall tuck and tony thurmond. the race was marked by attack ads on both sides. this morning the race

jack dorsey is a good product inventor. wouldn't put it past them to figure out what the right thing is. that's the challenging part of the business. david: as you go from a potential transition from this geometric growth and blitzscaling into becoming efficient and improving your product, do you need to change your people? reid: you see that in a lot of great companies. you see that with jeff bezos at amazon, at facebook, at a number of companies where they balance the two. for example, even part of what 's amazing about microsoft is they're blitzscaling azure. that's always a possibility to do this amazing new thing in a company that's always been very successful in other things. david: you have a great analogy in your book about a pirate turning into the admiral of the navy. do we have a pirate at tesla or do we have an admiral in the navy? reid: we might have a pirate-admiral. he's obviously extraordinarily good at taking hard problems and building a new car company from scratch, with a new software platform on top of i

. >> well, twitter's yak dempsey, dorsey, excuse me, twitter's jack dorsey, another tech biggie was aso this ballot measure saying that he thought better policy rather than spending more money would be more effective. also against this ballot measure mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner. prop c if it passes would raise about $300 million a year. and that's actually doubling what san francisco spends a year on the homeless. that's the very latest from the yes on c party here in the mission. vic lee, abc7 news. >> quite the party there. >> definitely. >> now to proposition 6 the effort to overturn last year's 12 cent gas tax increase. >> prop c, proposition 6 i should say 55% of the vote is the projected winner. . % of the precincts have been counted. 55% of the vote now going to proposition 6, the repeal after the gas tax. it is projected to win tonight. >> news reporter amanda del cas teeio has more on that. amanda? >>. >> reporter: we're watching as california's gas tax repeal is slipping in the polls. you'll remember that will senate bill 18 passed last year increasing c

multimillion dollar donations from the likes of netflix founder reed hastings and twitter co-founder jack dorsey and if anyone deserves a tax break the least if they do that took bob's burgers off of netflix and the other dude who claimed that at jack handle so early that my best friend jack had to add seven digits and an underscore after is name just to get in the cow only to have everyone think he's a russian but. in fact none of these guys billionaires need tax breaks when the amount of money going from the silicon valley community foundation to charities in the nine counties bay area actually dropped in twenty seventeen by forty six percent even as the amount of money under management grew by sixty four percent to thirteen and a half billion dollars this reverse robin hood of silicon valley was so notorious that a man named allan cantor who has three decades of experience in nonprofit consulting told the atlantic local nonprofits called the silicon valley community foundation the death star and the black hole because it was so hard to get money out of it and the only upside of a stormtrooper

. >> and the titans were talking about jack dorsey from twitter and mark from sales force.ncisco. >> adds we pointed out -- as we pointed out earlier, this may be subject to a legal challenge. it may not take effect until court issues are figured out. >> all right. thank you both. results are also rolling in for oakland's mayoral race. really no race at all. the incumbent, libby schaaf is taking the lead tonight. actually had it from the beginning. she will be the next mayor of oakland. >> kpix 5's christin ayers has been following the race live in oakland hi christin. >> i spoke to libby schaaf just a little bit earlier today. she said she's not counting her chickens just yet. if we look at the numbers coming in there are 13% of precincts reporting at this point. she has a very commanding lead. and she told us that tonight and i can attest to this myself, this party has the feel of a victory party. you know, not in the least because we saw the mayor dancing a little victory dance earlier this evening to celebrate the early numbers coming in showing her with a lead of 65% o

square to us about square that had the earnings report right first of all square if you think about jack dorsey it's pretty incredible i was looking at twitter first twenty five billion dollar company he started a twenty five billion dollars company and then they start a company that's now worth thirty billion dollars which is one guy very amazing so square had earnings it was down but we've seen this kind of volatility facebook had a big move back and forth after earnings apple traded down big on monday of this week apple was trading below two hundred today it hit two o nine so i'm looking for square to have a similar rebound it hit that seventy five area support trade around there for the second half of the day i'm looking for a move back to the in the short term square is exciting it's expanding and they remain the takeover to target for someone like a visa master card or even apple and they still remain this great attribute when people can't afford you know a full fledged credit card machine i mean they're in cherokee cabs all over here in new york and they're really convenient so it seemed

we saw republicans want to hear from mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey and hear from the tech communitiesou expect democrats to do now that they have the ability to potentially call these folks up to the hill. >> i think they will put a tighter foot on his neck. we know 2020 is coming up. both parties have a lot to lose. a lot of people find their information, studies found 70% of millenials finds third information from facebook. >> 68% of u.s. adults, 50% get their news from it. i don't think there is the appetite on capitol hill. we just don't have the media outrage yet and the folks on the same page and understanding. when it comes to big tech, this is worse than the cia. how you vote, whether or not you recognize it. >> this is the reality, whether there is outrage or not. democrats will have control as to whether they will come up or not. >> there is outrage. it's selective. it's not where it is in the e.u. and the rest of the world. are we going to get some sort of legislation to hold these folks in check? i don't believe that at this moment. >> we can if it starts working where it

jack dorsey back on the hot seat after concerns he may have lied under oath. reporting lawmakers reviewing his temper testimony after twitter band a conservative commentator this week. meanwhile the ceo of google is expected to testify over concerns that his company could be biased against conservative users. how about this story? a man is thanking god after a split-second decision saves his life, he has been waiting for a kidney transplant for four years, he and his wife left their thanksgiving getaway to the kansas city home before blizzard hit. when they arrive doctors called and told him they found a match. >> on the list finally and two years into that i am never going to get a call. 100%. >> here is the thing. if he had not returned that day the kidney could've gone to another patient. he is expected to leave the hospital soon. we wish him well. a touching tribute for police officer and marine veteran hit and killed in the line of duty. a stranger decorating and donating christmas trees to water his memory. john from salt lake city shows us the powerful

will decide proposition c, they're looking to tax businesses that earn more than $50 million, but jack dorseyrancisco london breed, the mayor, says that a tax like that could cause businesses to move out of the city. >>> and there could be a head tax on businesses between $9 and $149 per employee depending on the size of the company. measure p would generate $6 million for the city most of it coming from google. the city says it needs the money for the traffic and housing problems caused by the explosive growth like google. >>> and gavin newsom is in a neck and neck race against -- bait owe o'rourke casts his vote and he's in neck in neck with ted cruz. ray joins us from washington, d.c. >> reporter: good morning to you, beto o'rourke and ted cruz are in a race, it could flip the isn't of power. it could stay in the republican's hands. you machines the beto o'rourke, he did extraordinary fundraising over this campaign. $5.2 billion with a b has been spent when all said and done. >> the highly anticipated midterms are here and the struggle for power in congress are hours away from being determ

others like jack dorsey who are against it.ent was they need better more structured legislation and this would tax square unfairly. it passed pretty successfully. what is your take? >> i think you get these laws when the government cannot work with city leaders to do something more reasonable. people go to the ballot box and they see an initiative that will do something about homelessness. even now it is not what anyone would prefer, it is better than nothing. it shows the difference that marc benioff can make. there was another tax like that in seattle that did not pass because no one had the charisma and the force. that guy is a freak and the fact that he got behind this made such a difference. to me, we will have to have this conversation over and over again. it's in denver, austin, seattle, pittsburgh. tech wealth has come to the rest of the country and we don't know what to do with it. we will have to take some of those gains and invested in social services for other people. and we do that, we will feel better about living

doc, you start >> i'm a big believer in what jack dorsey has done here. didn't take enough profit when it was over $90. shame on me. this stock city is right on. if you can buy it into what's going to be a very busy season, especially small merchants using square >> better than a double over the past year. >> it's down 22% this group got thrown in with all of tech when it sold off square is a high multiple stock. i own pay pal. it's down about 10%. it trades at a more reasonable valuation. >> i can play other parts with different names. they just did 27% earnings growth >> owned by paypal >> that's the one i would play i get this call. i get the space. >> and has braintree which could be even more exciting. that seems to be one of the only games in town and they have the capital. >> i concur. i think square is potentially the next f.a.n.g., the next way you take $1,000 and make it a $1.5 million trade financial companies and technology are converging. >> you don't own square but own paypal like steph? >> yes it was in the mid-70s after earnings i think sq

twitter ceo jack dorsey was against it, along with scott wiener, and san francisco mayor london breedop c did not win two-thirds of the vote, so there is some talk that there will be legal challenges now. but while those play out in court, the thinking is the money will be collected from the businesses. but it will be saved, not spent, until this issue is finally resolved. he has a legal team ready to defend prop c. >> amy, thank you. still to come, a lot more on proposition c. you can find complete election results on our website abc7news.com/election. >>> we want to thank you. we really enjoyed seeing all the pictures you shared of your i voted stickers. you can continue to see those by looking up #abc 7 now and post your photos and video to we can post them on air, online. >> we love seeing them on twitter and facebook. mike, you voted yesterday. it was a beautiful day. is that going to continue today. >> really think so. even though the line was short, i overheard folks saying it was the highest turnout they had seen in a while. a little cool this morning. these temperatures will

i think this is the company that jack dorsey is hitting it hard with, not with twitter but with squarehis one into earnings >> anybody else want square? >> look at the nervousness we see for earnings with square and with others. no news in a blackout period so that sets you up for a nice pop if the incoming line >> this is a company that's growing the eps and revenue at 60%. a company like this a year ago, it would be rallying into earnings, but obviously there's trepidation. the options are implying a 10% move either way. the options to me might be the better p better play. i like this company fundamentally. >> i want to hear from jimmy with roku. >> used to own it. i'd buy it below 50. there's an issue that amazon at the snap of a finger could compete with them. >> i'm asking you, do you think you'll get the chance this week? >> not this week >> let me start over again let me clarify what i was saying stock reports earnings this week you said you'd buy it under 50 it's at 56 do you think you'll get that chance this week it will go below because of earnings >> no. >> all right thanks

10,000 saying there's more out there, one user says if this is possible, then why can't at jack, jack dorseyects that are suspected boots, twitter is working on this, they need to do better job. jillian: sounds good. live in chattanooga tennessee talking to voters after president trump's big rally last night. >> hi, mele, robbie, that's his new name. a couple of things if you heard the president talk about the democrats yesterday at rally here in chattanooga, tennessee he said democrats were trying to turn back the clock in a negative way, this place here, the sitting coffee diner location is trying to turn back the clock in positive way, we have been dancing with 50's, 60's, i used crew to film my jersey boys audition. we are talking about midterms, specifically the big senate race between bredsen and marsha blackburn, in addition, cakes. rob: yeah. >> they speak for themselves, i don't really have much more to say. rob: cake for breakfast. thank you so much. >> that's really all i have. rob: enjoy chattanooga, the balance of power at stake in less than 24 hours voters head to polls, warnin

. >>> twitter ceo jack dorsey was against it, along with scott weaner and london breed.p c did not win two-thirds of the vote. there is some talk there will now be legal challenges. while those play out in court, the thinking is that the money will be collected from the businesses but it will be saved, not spent, until the issue is finally resolved. reggie, jessica. >> so the drama is not over. okay. amy, thank you. bay area cities are watching the results of another business tax measure. this is in mountain view. it is measure p. it would allow the city to tax businesses (8 and 149% per employee. it was aimed at google. it would cost google, the city's largest employer, more than $3 million a year. let's take a look at the results. measure p was overwhelmingly passed. 69% to 31%. 66% of precincts reporting. >> you can find results on abc 7.com/election. >> thank you for sharing your i voted photos. use #abc 7now. you might see them here on air. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. cold air drainage off twin peaks. sunny side, 44. ocea

never-ending challenge, and that is something that mark zuckerberg talked about and also something that jack dorseyould agree with at twitter. the problems will never go away, in matter how much infrastructure you put in place, no matter how many algorithms you have to protect against these problems. i think that what they are having to look at, look ahead to, is how to manage the challenges. would you do when they discover something slipped through the cracks. how safely can they protect the platform in the aftermath. and along the same lines, at what point do you get to, i guess the sort of situation where you just have more users comfortable with the idea that this platform is going to be vulnerable the more you give it data, that is a part of the day-to-day of running a social network the size of facebook. oren: i think the opportunity is -- the fact it is so predictable that we know on wednesday hacks will start to influence the 2020 election, that gives us the opportunity to take advantage of it. these are not sophisticated, they are totally predictable and all it takes is a little bit of wil

against measure krvgs, twitter's jack dorsey, he says the solution to homelessness is better policy. also against it, mayor london breed and state senator scott wein weiner. we will, of course, keep you updated on both those ballot measures tonight. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vic, thank you so much. now to the race for mayor in oakland. incumbent libby schaaf is expected to win, however the outcome could be delayed for days. lee ann has >> reporter: mayor shaft left to continue campaigning. she won't be until after 8:00. she is the incumbent and favorite to win. there are nine people running against her. the major contenders are cat brooks, 42-year-old radio host, community activist, well known here in oakland. she, too, was voting this afternoon, and we had a chance to talk to her as well. also in the contention is pamela price, civil rights attorney who ran for alameda county d.a. and lost, and then she decided to run for mayor. if schaaf wins, she will be the first mayor of oakland since jerry brown to serve two terms. >> i don't take anything for granted. oakland is a feisty city. w

jack dorsey wouldn't be worth 5 billion bucks.s and we are the mutts. i feel like i am used every day that i am on twitter. >> jesse: i know when you are having fun on twitter. it's 8:00 or 9:00 and you starting getting loose and you say things you shouldn't say. i like greg's twitter feed between 8:00 and 10:00. i don't participate in twitter. i walk a fine line as it is on television. i like to tweet and retweet things i say on the air. i need the like button. i need to feel liked. the more likes i get the better i feel about myself. >> greg: at least you admit it. juan, you stay away. >> jesse: 11, don't go on twitter. as your friend, please don't go. >> juan: has commercial value because it can publicize projects and appearances. >> greg: i don't think it sells anything. >> dana: i think it can alert people to segments coming up but sales, no. >> juan: it's a loft of ego. i agree with what you said in the monologue because to my mind, there's such a lack of responsibility the part of these social media platforms. they don't wa

creating these fake accounts and i don't think you can take twitter off the handle, as well and i give jack dorsey's in recent months been more aggressive to work with us on policy solutions and the real disappointing company, as well has been google and google didn't even fend the senior leadership committee and as it becomes more and more evident, frankly, as more and more evidence comes out that the real place where fake accounts are manipulating a lot of the foreign activity, not just russian, but chinese, iranian and others have headed on the youtube platform where more lateralization goes on than frankly, facebook and so far google has been absent, but i think what these companies have fought for so long and both companies have glorified them and i don't want to underestimate the good they've done and there was a dark underbelly being created, as well and we've now exposed the dark underbelly and for a long time the companies thought that if they just kept their heads low they'd go away this problem is not disappearing it's only increasing and americans are getting more and more concerned >>

. >> reporter: opponents -- opponents include mayor london breed and jack dorsey. san jose voters will decide on measure v. if approved, it would authorize up to $450 million in bond to fund housing construction for low income residents. but, the silicon valley taxpayers association is encouraging a no vote, saying less regulation is what's really needed. oakland voters will see measure w, a vacant property tax. if approved, it would tax properties used fewer than 50 days per year. supporters say there are more vacant properties that can raise millions for homeless services. but, the plan is opposed by property owners who say it's an unfair tax. and, two thirds of super majority is a prior -- required for the approval of measure w in oakland, another way of solving the crisis across the bay area. >> so many housing issues and seven different propositions to go through. >> seven across the state and locally as well. >>> there are dozens of 24-hour locations where you can drop off mail in ballots tonight. tomorrow, polls are open from 7:00 in the morning until 8:00 a