>>> next on kqed newsroom, nfl football players accused of domestic violence and a possible coverup. >>> a tale of two cities. voters in san jose and oakland will decide on their next mayors. >>> we have one more thing. >> apple gets into the watch business. is it a smart move? >>> plus, an exhibit of seldom seen images by robert frank. >> you see here a young artist of enormous talent figuring something out. >>> good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. another report today of violence by a football player. minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson has been indicted on charges of negligent injury to a child for striking his son with a tree branch. this comes during alleged domestic violence in the nfl avid yo became public showing ray rice knocking out his then fiancee. we're choosing not to show the video. in the bay area, 49 er ray mcdonald was arrested on suspicious of felony domestic violence following a fight with his pregnant fiancee. he was allowed to play in the 49 er season opener. i spoke with a sports columnist about the domestic violence accusations and the fa

. >> it's absolutely true -- >> next on "kqed newsroom," california governor jerry brown and his opponent neel kashkari square off in their only scheduled debate. >> we lost 1.4 million jobs. since i've been elected, almost 1.3 million have come back to california. we've got momentum, and we're heading in the right direction. >> is your family back? are your kids in good schools today? do you feel good about your job? do you have the job you want, the job you deserve? >> i'm running for governor to fight for your family. >> all members vote who desire to vote -- >> i'm john myers at the state capitol in sacramento where the largest freshman class in the legislature in more than a generation just finished their first term and might make sacramento work for a change. >>> plus, thought-provoking exhibits and crowd-pleasing shows. a preview of arts events in the bay area this fall. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm t huh -- i'm thuy vu. tonight governor brown and his republican opponent, neel flaws of -- neil kashkari held a spirited debate. the only one brown has agree

>>> next on "kqed newsroom," taxes on soda, and minimum wage. it is one of the most closely watched congressional races in the nation. political newcomer ro khanna takes on long time incumbent mike honda in the south bay. >> what is going to decide the election is who is going to be more effective for the district, who is going to get something done. >> plus, an unusual exhibit in an unusual place. chinese artist ai weiwei's take on human rights and imprisonment comes to alcatraz. ♪ >> good evening. and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. scott shafer is off today. we're focusing on high profile local ballot measures and state propositions. in november, voters in some bay area cities will decide whether to tax cigarettes and raise the minimum wage. proposition 45 could determine how health insurance rates are set, property fix would raise the ceiling on damages on medical malpractice suits. joining me to break it down are andrew stelzer, kqed news reporter, lisa aliferis, kqed blog editor. and april dembosky, kqed health reporter. let's sta

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, nfl football players accused of domestic violence and a possible coverup tale of two cities. voters in san jose and oakland will decide on their next mayors. >>> we have one more thing. >> apple gets into the watch business. is it a smart move? >>> plus, an exhibit of seldom seen images by robert frank. >> you see here a young artist of enormous talent figuring something out.

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, nfl football players accused of domestic violence and a possible coverup. >>> a tale of two cities. voters in san jose and oakland will decide on their next mayors. >>> we have one more thing. >> apple gets into the watch business. is it a smart move? >>> plus, an exhibit of seldom seen images by robert frank. >> you see here a young artist of enormous talent figuring something out.

. >> it's absolutely true -- >> next on "kqed newsroom," california governor jerry brown and his opponent neel kashkari square off in their only scheduled debate. >> we lost 1.4 million jobs. since i've been elected, almost 1.3 million have come back to california. we've got momentum, and we're heading in the right direction. >> is your family back? are your kids in good schools today? do you feel good about your job? do you have the job you want, the job you deserve? >> i'm running for governor to fight for your family. >> all members vote who desire to vote -- >> i'm john myers at the state capitol in sacramento where the largest freshman class in the legislature in more than a generation just finished their first term and mi

. >> it's absolutely true -- >> next on "kqed newsroom," california governor jerry brown and his opponent neel kashkari square off in their only scheduled debate. >> we lost 1.4 million jobs. since i've been elected, almost 1.3 million have come back to california. we've got momentum, and we're heading in the right direction. >> is your family back? are your kids in good schools today? do you feel good about your job? do you have the job you want, the job you deserve? >> i'm running for governor to fight for your family. >> all members vote who desire to vote -- >> i'm john myers at the state capitol in sacramento where the largest freshman class in the legislature in more than a generation just finished their first

♪ >>> next on kqed newsroom, nfl football players accused of domestic violence and a possible coverupties. voters in san jose and oakland will decide on their next mayors. >>> we have one more thing. >> apple gets into the watch business. is it a smart move? >>> plus, an exhibit of seldom seen images by robert frank. >> you see here a young artist of enormous talent figuring something out.

. >>> next on "kqed newsroom," taxes on soda, and minimum wage.is one of the most closely watched congressional races in the nation. political newcomer ro khanna takes on long time incumbent mike honda in the south bay. >> what is going to decide the election is who is going to be more effective for the district, who is going to get something done. >> plus, an unusual exhibit in an unusual place. chinese artist ai weiwei's take on human rights and imprisonment comes to alcatraz. ♪

. >> it's absolutely true -- >> next on "kqed newsroom," california governor jerry brown and his opponenty scheduled debate. >> we lost 1.4 million jobs. since i've been elected, almost 1.3 million have come back to california. we've got momentum, and we're heading in the right direction. >> is your family back? are your kids in good schools today? do you feel good about your job? do you have the job you want, the job you deserve? >> i'm running for governor to fight for your family. >> all members vote who desire to vote -- >> i'm john myers at the state capitol in sacramento where the largest freshman class in the legislature in more than a generation just finished their first term and might mak

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, nfl football players accused of domestic violence and a possible coverupo cities. voters in san jose and oakland will decide on their next mayors. >>> we have one more thing. >> apple gets into the watch business. is it a smart move? >>> plus, an exhibit of seldom seen images by robert frank. >> you see here a young artist of enormous talent figuring something out.

. >> it's absolutely true -- >> next on "kqed newsroom," california governor jerry brown and his opponent neel kashkari square off in their only scheduled debate. >> we lost 1.4 million jobs. since i've been elected, almost 1.3 million have come back to california. we've got momentum, and we're heading in the right direction. >> is your family back? are your kids in good schools today? do you feel good about your job? do you have the job you want, the job you deserve? >> i'm running for governor to fight for your family. >> all members vote who desire to vote -- >> i'm john myers at the state capitol in sacramento where the largest freshman class in the legislature in more than a generation just finished their first terd