mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, sara. election day and night may be over, but ballots are still being counted in races across the bay area. yeah, let's take a look at how things are going in. the recalls against. >> oakland, mayor sheng thao and the alameda county district attorney pamela price right now people are voting 65%. yes. for recalling sheng thao. those are in favor of recalling her to her. 35% people saying n

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >>theft. >>tax, if you will. last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope thieves will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing. people will think twice about committing the crime because the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. >>i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. will some disturbing new allegations tonight against san jose city council member omar torres. >>the embattled councilmember was arrested yesterday after another alleged victim of assault came forward against him. rob or shock moment brings us the very latest. >>the court documents we obtained are shocking of a detail that san jose city council member omar torres raped his own cousin when his cousin was just a young boy to when he was a

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. >> offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. in a sweeping victory, donald trump has won back the white house. trump outperformed vice president kamala harris. >> setting up big wins in the senate and potentially the house as well. our dc correspondent raquel martin has election results. reaction. >> against all odds, 2 assassination attempts, multiple indictments and 2 impeachments. former president donald trump if elected the n

plus, we're joined by san jose mayor matt mahan. it's not a vote on john fisher or whether or not you like him. his thoughts about doing a land deal with the controversial a's owner, john fisher. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. as we speak, plenty of flooding, flight delays and power outages. and if you're in the south bay, the rain will be coming soon. we are under a microclimate weather alert. that atmospheric river we've been talking about has arrived. heavy rain, wind and flooding. let's take a live look now. in san rafael, the north bay hit hardest by the rain and the wind. today, plenty of localized flooding and new video just in a fairly large tree down in santa rosa. winds have already knocked out power to a few thousand people in marin county, but pg&e crews managed to restore most of those outages within a couple of hours. you see that tree right there? there are other power outages that we're tracking right now across the bay area. the biggest one in montara, which is just south of pacific

and mayor matt mahan calling out governor newsom's pose ev rebate plan over tesla likely be excluded. the plan could become a reality. if the incoming trump administration eliminates federal tax credit for people who buy electric cars. this clean vehicle rebate program would include a potential market cap. tesla counts for more than half of ev sales in the state. megan, unlikely unable to qualify for the rebate on tuesday. mahan said he says postal has no economic rationale calling the exclusion of elon musk company, a political stunt. congressman condon agreed saying excluding tesla, it would be foolish. newsom's office denies the proposal targets tesla. and not about profit in the south bay is working around the clock there trying help young homeless people get off the streets. covenant house california is based in santa clara provides a stable boom with food, clothing and a roommate to help the recovery as well as providing mental health services and school residents can earn their ged diploma. we're told one person who was in the program and has become a case manager. she says the

mayor matt mahan spoke about his colleagues to rest saying he is asking the public and his very own city staff to come forward. if they have more information on omar torres. >> he also highlighted the next steps for replacing torres is empty seats. >> if you have any information related to this case. the initial ongoing investigation or other cases involving harm to children. i implore you to reach out to the san jose police department, whether you are a member of the public. where you work for the city of san jose will know the charter provides. 2 options which can be combined. one is an appointment temporary appointment to complete his term. the other is a special election with the option of doing a temporary appointment for a special election. >> now mayor matt mahan and other city council members i spoke to in the wake of this news told me they would be supportive of a special election once omar torres vacate his seat at the end of november. now, as for tours himself, he will be back in court on november 14th in the afternoon to talk about bail. if he is convicted on all of the charg

mahan said newsom's proposal has no economic rationale calling the exclusion of elon musk's company aal stunt more than anything else. newsom's office, though, denies the proposal targets tesla. a non-profit in the south bay is working around the clock right now to help young homeless people get off the streets. covenant house california is based in santa clara and it provides stable room with food and clothing and a roommate to help through recovery. the program operates at the western motel coming to reality funded by public and private partners. the niners are spreading some holiday cheer ahead of thanksgiving. there's brock purdy more than a dozen players took part in the team's annual feast with the niners at levi stadium on tuesday. the team shared a thanksgiving meal at a 100 foot long dining room table. 15 families were invited. >> is 6.14. we have a dark look here whoever wants to make first tracks and lake traveling right now. this is eastbound on 80 at kingvale where they usually require change. but right now, this there's not going to be changed to know, because i think th

but it doesn't go into effect until november. 27th mahan says the community in district 3, which torres represents is now looking for answers about what's next. he says next week the city council will discuss and ultimately vote on a path forward. >> we have what i prefer, which is scheduling a special election. i believe the people should choose their representatives, not folks who were elected to represent other parts of the city. we also can do an appointment and we can do a hybrid. we can do a temporary appointment while we hold a special election, which would also make sense to what's important, though, is that we're open, transparent participatory process and that that really we include the community. >> torres next court date is november 22nd. a second lawsuit has been filed against san jose state university claiming the school violated female volleyball players rights by allowing a transgender player on the team in the suit, a dozen plaintiffs including san jose state volleyball player brooke slusser claim that by allowing a biological male to play on a women's volleyball team,

now, mayor matt mahan and other city council members i spoke to in the wake of this news told me they would be supportive of a special election once omar torres vacate his seat at the end of november. >> now, as for tours himself, he will be back in court on november 14th in the afternoon to talk about bail. if he is convicted on all of the charges presented to him, he faces a maximum of 24 years in prison. reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> and the race for california's open senate seat. congressman adam schiff has defeated former dodgers all-star steve garvey to represent our state in the u.s. senate shift will fill the seat held by the late senator dianne feinstein for 3 decades. meanwhile, we are getting more reaction from the state capitol about last night's election from. >> both sides of the aisle. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> i am so humbled to be your next united states senator. >> democrat adam schiff thanking his supporters in downtown los angeles on election night just after the associated press projected him the winner in the rac

tech leaders joined by mayor matt mahan.y talked about advancements with data centers, electric vehicles and nuclear energy here in california. currently the yeah blow canyon power plant in southern cal provides estimated 9% of the state's energy. but officials say i can boost that even further. so here's a spokesperson for pt need what they told us. by harnessing the power artificial intelligence. going to be able to help our operators in our teammates, focus on what matters most and what are skilled and highly trained professionals do best problem solving and doing the work that people can do. >> the summit focused on several key areas, including energy management, climate control and wildfire risk. >> we know the nfl rules supreme fall. but what about the diehards who love the league all year round. why attentional homebuyers it right now. score a touchdown of sorts when searching for their home turf. >> obvious that the nfl is the most popular sports league in the u.s. and it's a particularly close but football is now in

. >> in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan is weighing in on the latest developments in the case against council member. more tourists who is being held in jail without bail, accused of molestation torres put in his resignation. but it doesn't go into effect until november. 27th mahan says the community in district 3, which torres represents is now looking for answers about what's next. he says next week the city council will discuss and ultimately vote on a path forward. >> we have what i prefer, which is scheduling a special election. i believe the people should choose their representatives, not folks who were elected to represent other parts of the city. we also can do an appointment and we can do a hybrid. we can do a temporary appointment while we hold a special election, which would also make sense to me. what's important, though, is that we're open, transparent participatory process and that that really we include the community. >> torres next court date is november 22nd. >> alameda county da pamela price is finally speaking publicly about the recall election. but she's on

well, if you remember earlier this week, mayor matt mahan announced another former hotels also serving as temporary housing in the downtown area. the pacific motor in has more than 70 housing units available. california has been selected as the new headquarters for the national semiconductor technology center. >> and it'll be in sunnyvale. it was announced today by the u.s. department of commerce. semiconductor is a chip device used in technology by computers, cell phones and other electronics headquarters is going to focus on research and development with semiconductors like chip design, hardware, security and chip system. architecture, santa clara county alone holds 20% of all semiconductor utility patents granted in the last decade. now that halloween is officially come and gone. the city of benicia is getting into the holiday spirit with a chance to win a shopping spree. if you shopped between november 1st, that's today to the 30th in downtown. been a you could win a $500 gift card. good to spend it any downtown benicia stores. shoppers are in one entry for every $10 spent to enter

mayor matt mahan, you know, matt mahan is a major support with what we're trying to do. he's 100% for creating a vibrancy in san jose. we want to create an entertaining entertainment district. so he's 100% for it. let's see if it becomes a reality. thank you. good luck with your venture in downtown san jose. thank you roger, i appreciate you up next to the menendez brothers. have a new shot at freedom. we'll hear from dateline correspondent keith morrison. you're watching nbc bay area a lot of people around the country. back in 1996, lyle and erik menendez were sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of their parents. but now they are awaiting a resentencing hearing thanks to new evidence pointing to abuse by their father, who they killed. the newly elected d.a. down in l.a. hochman, says that he'll review the case if it hasn't been resolved by the time he takes over. tonight, dateline is airing a two hour special on this case. it includes a never before heard interview with lyle menendez from 2017. my father looked like the perfect family man, and i think i th

. >> reporter: that's something san jose mayor matt mahan said he heard loud and clear. >> i just kept hearing the same stories of people feeling like their government is failing to deliver on getting people indoors to safe and dignified shelter connected to supportive services and breaking cycles of addiction and retail theft. >> reporter: that's why mahan, locally supported prop 36, against governor gavin newsom who spoke out against it just last week. >> it's funded and unfortunately, it may impact some existing drug treatment and mental health services. >> i hope that this spurs us to make those necessary investments just because we have a shortage of beds not meaning we should do nothing. it indicates we need to stop leaving people on the streets to suffer and far too often die on our streets. public safety, keeping our community safe, simply is not a partisan issue. it's not a democratic or republican issue. it's about finding what works. >> reporter: under prop 36 prosecutors will be allowed to charge someone with a felony instead of a misdemeanor if they were convicted of it tw

confío esta mañana tanto el departamento de policía de san josé como el alcalde matt mahan dieron detallesconcejal del distrito 3 de san josé, omar torres, el cual ocurrió ayer mientras se estaban realizando las elecciones generales. luego de esta conferencia de prensa, el concejal fue presentado en corte, lo que por cierto es la primera aparición pública desde que comenzaron las acusaciones. usted ya la ve en pantalla. jessica gallegos estuvo siguiendo la jornada. jessica inicialmente te pregunto cuáles son los 3 cargos que debe enfrentar ahora el concejal? así es dayana. mira, durante todo el día hemos seguido detalle a detalle que ha brindado tanto la policía como la oficina del condado de santa clara, donde ha revelado muchos detalles que están en cada una de estas hojas sobre el arresto de omar torres y tú como lo mencionabas? qué se le acusa? cuáles son esos cargos? pues son 3 entre ellos. incluye actos lascivos contra menores de edad y sodomía. vistiendo un traje naranja y con la cabeza en alto. así hizo su primera aparición el concejal omar torres, quien fue arrestado el 5 de novie

mahan said newsom's proposal has no economic rationale and called the exclusion of elon musk's companypolitical stunt. congressman ro khanna agreed saying excluding tesla would be foolish. newsom's office denies the proposal targets tesla. a federal appeals court is agreeing with a denver judge to allow a transgender volleyball player from san jose state. >> to play in the mountain west conference tournament. today's ruling rejects a lawsuit by some players who argue the transgender athlete is a safety risk and is unfair. judge out of the lawsuit should have been filed earlier in tournament has already been seated in. the teams have already confirmed. they're playing the transgender athlete has been on san jose state's team since 2022. but her participation became an issue. just this season. nearly half a dozen schools have forfeited against the team. >> non-profit in the south bay is working around the clock to help young homeless people get off the streets. covenant house california is based in santa clara. provides a stable room with food, clothing and a roommate to help you through

mayor matt mahan explains how the city council will move forward. >>assuming it qualifies, that would be a yes or no vote. assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we will appoint or have a special election after that, his own works in the affidavit in this text messages are discussed that's why he's lost the faith of the community here and for the good of our community needs to step aside. >>meantime, torres still maintains his innocence but has not attended any city council meetings north pier for his assigned counsel duties. former hotel now serving san jose community has an affordable housing complex for young adults. city officials celebrating the grand opening of the sunrise pavilion on 4th street this morning. the location offers more than 40 supportive housing units for residents at risk of homelessness. >>civilian more waves saying care about you. just see. what achieved. goal. >>almost a 3rd of children in california's foster care system end up

plus, reaction from san jose mayor matt mahan house. he's responding to developments in the child abuse case against district. this great city council member omt. and alameda county da pamela price breaks her silence on the successful recall campaign against her was shared with supporters and a defiant email. good morning. thank you so much for joining us the kron. 4 weekend morning news. >>i'm stephanie it's saturday november the 16th. let's start with a look at your weather with dave spahr. >>good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. her for her. >>it's almost like a 3 dog mrning or something. yeah, it's a it's a cold start to day picking up in the north bay where they have that freeze warning ts in place really only for another hour or so. it's all the elements, a check-in, not a whole lot way of winds, clear skies, dry air, the whole shebang. so temperatures are able to fall very nicely. there's a live shot there. you can see of the golden gate bridge. meanwhile, about. what freeze warning for the north bay. this is again fo

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> former san jose mayor sam liccardo will now be a congressman representative silicon valley, ricardo on the 16th congressional district race against state assemblyman evan low carl succeeds. longtime representative anna issue who retired after serving 30 years in congress. karl says he's looking forward to working with people. both sides of the aisle who are willing to help his district. >> here is t

está con nosotros aquí el alcalde de la ciudad de san josé, matt mahan.al. buenas tardes. muchísimas gracias por estar con nosotros. buenas tardes. bueno, la primera pregunta es esa. ya saben quién podría reemplazar temporalmente en el distrito 3? sí. vamos a tener un proceso de ambos opciones. el la elección especial hace serra casi 9 meses. 9 meses entre ahora. agosto. más o menos. más o menos. mientras tanto, vamos a seleccionar una persona que no es un candidato para la oficina para nombrar interino, para. durante el proceso de la elección. tienen a alguien o tienen personas ya para ese tiempo temporal? ya tienen al candidatos? todavía no vamos a tener hacer un proceso de ambos en paralelo, en paralelo, en. sí, sí. en la misma tiempo, después de cerrar la. el proceso para aplicar ser candidato en la elección, vamos a. tener entrevistas para para ver quién podría ser. otra de las preguntas que se hacen las personas y que de hecho dividió también al consejo es el presupuesto de dónde van a salir los casi 3 millones de dólares? usted me decía dos de 2 a

san jose mayor matt mahan. we covered a lot of different topics today. wish we had more time but will check back in with you in a few weeks. thank you all. look forward to it. thank you. >> coming up next, california is seeing an uptick in voters joined the republican party, especially with one voter group right here in san francisco. >> 4 is your local election headquarters and california seeing an uptick in voters joining the republican party statewide over the summer months. the gop picked up 146,000 voters and a bit of the traction the gop is making is among asian voters, especially here in san francisco news nation's brian entin reports. >> there's >> a special kind of energy here in san francisco's china town. that's they're hosting a monthly market that's quickly becoming a new tradition in the making. a lovely zhao, hoping she can break a longstanding tradition in the democrat dominant city by being elected. san francisco's mayor as a republican. >> i've been in some 30 a s i don't want government to keep even beyond problems. out. candidacy is a

the party joined city council members, thousands of residents and san jose mayor matt mahan who have all called for tours to step down. earlier today. a prop for news at noon. i spoke with mayor mahan on how the city council could move forward if enough signatures are gathered for a recall vote, assuming it qualifies, that would be a yes or no vote. >> assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we point or have a special election after that all works in the affidavit in this text messages are disgusted. that's why he's lost the faith of the community here and for the good of our community needs to step aside. >> torres has maintained his innocence but has not attended any city council meetings or appeared for his assigned counsel duties. a former hotel. now serving the san jose community has an affordable cost housing complex for young adults. city officials. they're celebrating the grand opening of the sunrise pavilion this morning. the location on north 4th street offers more than 40 suppo

and you can see mayor matt mahan was there.and fill these bags themselves for free. san jose mayor matt mahan says that residents need to do their part, though and keeping their gutters free of debris. and also report any backed up storm drains or any storm-related hazards on the roadways like down trees, though. >> jump on that. you know, you may think it's silly like i don't need a lesson in how to fill a sandbag try to have you ever done because i moved to a neighborhood and also go stand back, ok? i didn't understand what was going you know? helping people there is a technique. it can be very messy and difficult. 6.16, on the clock and san francisco public works. crews now clearing storm drains, by the way, trying to catch and clearing out catch basins across the city. >> so city officials also say that residents businesses can access to prepare for potential flooding to those include grant programs. there's flood insurance. there's free sandbags. the san francisco public utilities commission is going to be investing. 634 m

mayor mahan hopes that this and another former hotel serving as temporary housing in the downtown area, which just opened earlier this week, can both help to shrink that statistic. >> buster posey has made his first major hire a since becoming the president of baseball operations for the giants. today, the team naming zach minassian as the team's general manager. and as cnn has been with the team for the last 6 years, most recently serving as vice president of professional scouting. before that he spent 14 years in the brewers front office. both posey minassian spoke with the media earlier today via zoom and spoke about their plans for the team's future. >> and being here for the last 6 years, i think was important as well to me that he's got a good feel and a good sense of how people are operating probably well help me navigate, maybe wear some strengths are but also weaknesses as well. >> buster said this. and and i feel the same way, obviously. >> you know, we're we're not here not build a winning team. so obviously. >> you know, there are gaps. we as we get to know each other bette

mahan said newsom's proposal has no economic rationale calling the exclusion of elon musk's company.olitical stunt. congressman ro khanna agreed saying excluding tesla would be foolish. newsom's office denies the proposal targets tesla. >> new at 10, a massive bust of counterfeit gibson guitars. border patrol officials in southern california say more than 3,000 phony electric guitars were seized. the estimated value is 18 million dollars if they had been sold, making it the largest seizure of counterfeit musical instruments on record. the tell tale sign these were fake. the shipments are coming from asia. gibson is an american brett. >> this is really emotional personal for us because our teams have generations have dedicated their entire lives to making these instruments. they are fraudulent and they are part of a massive attempt to calm the american consumer. >> so far this year, u.s. customs seized more than 2 billion dollars in. counterfeit goods. >> across lake tahoe, ski resorts are reporting several feet of snow. many of opened earlier than originally planned. and with thanksg

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> former san jose mayor sam liccardo to be our next congressman representing the silicon valley. the carter won the 16th congressional district race against state assemblyman evan low. the cargo succeeds. longtime representative anna eshoo who retired after serving 30 years in congress. carter says he's looking forward to working with people on both sides of the aisle who are working to help his distr

san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants harder to secure funding for homeless solutions.w sam is very supportive of our. >> public safety. so we'll have safe. hopefully we have safer grant that police department and fire department councilmember bn one says he looks forward to seeing a san jose and representing them on the national level. >> meantime, assemblymember evan low still hopeful before the midnight hour. just as happy votes were counted and waiting to see turned out. we are hopeful. we are optimistic and we are prideful. >> and if the votes continue on that trend, the race is look artists who will be entering as republican controlled white house and senate. he said he looks forward to bringing up democrat legislation. he can get republicans on board with. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> well, staying in the south bay, we're taking a look at some races in santa clara county. and first up, the santa clara county board of supervisors district 2 seat to replace cindy chavez. she's taken a new job to lead byrna bernalillo county in new mexico. so

meantime, mayor matt mahan spoke about his colleagues arrest saying he is asking the public and his very own city staff to come forward. if they have more info on omar torres. and he also highlighted the next stops. replacing omar torres empty seat. if you have any information related to this case. >> the initial ongoing investigation or other cases involving harm to children. i implore you to reach out to the san jose police department, whether you are a member of the public. where you work for the city of san jose will know the charter provides. 2 options which can be combined. one is an appointment temporary appointment to complete his term. the other is a special election with the option of doing a temporary appointment for a special election. >> now both mayor matt mahan, another city council members that i spoke with. they'll tell me that they would support a special election once mr. o mark torres vacate his seat at the end of november. now, as for torres, he is set to be back in court next week on the 14th in the afternoon to talk about bail. and if he is convicted on all of the

all called for torres to step down earlier today on kron 4 news at noon i spoke with mayor mahan on how the city council would move forward if enough signatures are gathered for a recall vote. >> it qualifies. that would be a yes or no vote, assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we will appoint or have a special election after that all works in the affidavit in this text messages are discussed that's why he's lost the faith of the community here and for the good of our community needs to step aside. >> torres has maintained his innocence but has not attended any city council meetings or appeared for his assigned counsel duties. in the east bay, oakland city leaders gathered today to highlight a drop in crime in their city. mayor sheng thao, along with the assistant police chief and other officials announced a 33% reduction in homicides so far this year. they say oakland is on pace to record one of the biggest reductions in homicides in the city's history. they are tell added opd is wor

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36. we faced 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> a wild pursuit ended with a water rescue in the north bay. this happened tuesday morning and the petaluma marina. sonoma deputies say the man behind the wheel was watching for domestic violence, false imprisonment and terror threats. he led deputies on a pursuit and then crashed into the water. as you saw there, he survived that crash and climbed on to the marina dock took a kayak and paddled out in

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36.ion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. the votes are still being counted in coming in for who's going to be san francisco's next. mayor. >> as you can see, current mayor london breed is behind daniel lurie. you can see that he has 28% she has. 25 in aaron peskin as 22%. but this is with 44% of the votes counted so far and it is ranked choice. voted saturday counted. so that still is coming in. in the meantime, daniel lurie is sharing his vision for san fra

mayor matt mahan spoke a kron 4 shots. the wollman to answer some of those questions.s pilot program that's about to start trying to address this issue of these. >>oversize cars that are parked at all sorts of areas of san jose and the people are living in them first, can you just describe to us how bad problem you see this in your city? >>well, it's a real problem. and i hear from residents and business owners every day who are affected by persistent rv encampments that end up as a byproduct producing trash noise waste, all kinds of challenges and look, i i very much feel for the folks who are out there lets why we're building safe, dignified shelter, recreating places for people to go. but we also have to enforce our laws aold people accountable for being good neighbors. the inventory show that we have approximately 900 vehicles in the city that we believe are lived in the majority of them being over sized or what we typically call rv's. so we'll moving process here going in doing more enforcement, setting up some temporary tow away zones, cleaning streets and making

san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants harder to secure funding for homeless solutions. i know sam is very supportive of our >> public safety. so we'll have safe. hopefully we have safer grant that police department and fire department councilmember bn one says he looks forward to seeing a san jose and representing them on the national level. >> meantime, assemblymember evan low still hopeful before the midnight hour. just as happy votes were counted and waiting to see how the turned out. we are hopeful we are optimistic and we are prideful. >> and if the votes continue on that trend, the race is look artists who will be entering as republican controlled white house and senate. he said he looks forward to bringing up democrat legislation. he can get republicans on board with. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> and as we head to break, here's a look at the school district measures in alameda county. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. b asks, "howi get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up

. >> jose m yor matt mahan calling out governor newsom's proposed ev rebate plan over tesla likely being excluded. the plan could become a reality. if the incoming trump administration eliminates federal tax credits for people who buy electric cars. this clean vehicle rebate program would include a potential market cap. tesla accounts for more than half of all ev sales here in the state making it likely unable to qualify for that rebate on tuesday. mahan said that newsom's proposal has no economic rationale calling the exclusion of elon musk's company. a political stunt. congressman ro khanna agreed saying excluding tesla would be foolish newsom's office denies the proposal targets tesla electric vehicle makers getting little help from the u.s. government. the u.s. department of energy is loaning rivian 6.6 billion dollars to build a factory in atlanta. rivian lacks the funding to start the construction process. and this last a sizable chunk of money since going public in november of 2021, the company's lost over 1 billion dollars in the past quarter and expects to lose almost 3 billion

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36.8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. a 37 right now. we want to take a look at the mayoral race in san francisco, which is still shaking out as we speak as the counting. >> continues. it's down to these 3 candidates with daniel lurie in the lead and 28% of the vote followed by london breed, who has 25% and supervisor aaron peskin with 22% and look up in the right hand corner. you can see that we are still only at 44% of the precincts counted. so th

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36.ced 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> it's 7, 34 and in the east all of these uc berkeley students who are protesting donald trump's victory, you know, had a big demonstration and then supporters of the president elect also showed up. >> answering just to be out. all right. so that created a shout off in a clash. kron four's lindsey ford spoke with the students on both sides. >> uc berkeley students protesting wednesday expressing their disap

the party now joins city council members, thousands of residents and san jose mayor matt mahan who areling for torres to step down earlier today we spoke with mayor matt mahan on how the city council would move forward. if enough signatures are gathered for a recall vote. it qualifies. that would be a yes or no vote. >> assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we will appoint or have a special election after that all works in the affidavit in this text messages are discussed that's why he's lost the faith of the community here and for the good of our community needs to step aside. >> torres is maintaining his innocence, but he hasn't attended any city council meetings or appeared for his assigned counsel duties. 55 million dollars is being invested in the country's first ever. electric ferry fleet. and it'll based right here in the bay area. the federal grant will go towards building a 0 emission fleet that serves the same stops as the sf bay ferry. these are some pictures of what the ferrie

mayor matt mahan is also urging residents to do their part. >> if you're a property owner. you can keep the curb and gutter next to your property. free of debris, including leaves that can block storm inlets for all residents. if you see backed up storm drains trees or tree limbs that have blown down or any other storm-related house or in the roadway. please call our dispatch line. preparation starts with you. not only getting your go bag ready, not only knowing your threats across >> your region, as well as where you work, but also signing up for those alerts as you heard from that national weather service. meteorologists never too early to receive alerts from your city and county and also have. >> that emergency plan in place reporting here in san jose del on the kron 40's. >> and stay with us here on air and online for more weather coverage, you can find the current conditions and weather headlines on our website. kron 4 dot com. now to the peninsula where the san mateo county sheriff is under fire today, accused of creating a toxic work environment within the sheriff's

san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants harder to secure funding for homeless solutions. i know sam is very supportive of our >> public safety. so we'll have safe. hopefully we have safer grant that police department and fire department councilmember bn one says he looks forward to seeing a san jose and representing them on the national level. >> meantime, assemblymember evan low still hopeful before the midnight hour. just as happy votes were counted and waiting to see how the turned out. we are hopeful we are optimistic and we are prideful. >> and if the votes continue on that trend, the race is look artists who will be entering as republican controlled white house and senate. he said he looks forward to bringing up democrat legislation. he can get republicans on board with. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> it's 10, 20 right now. and in the south bay, omar torres is no longer a san jose city council member. and it's not because yesterday. know. yeah, it's because he was arrested for alleged lewd acts with a minor. now that former council member also

san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants harder to secure funding for homeless solutions. i know sam is very supportive of our >> public safety. so we'll have safe. hopefully we have safer grant that police department and fire department councilmember bn one says he looks forward to seeing a san jose and representing them on the national level. >> meantime, assemblymember evan low still hopeful before the midnight hour. just as tappy votes were counted and waiting to see how the turned out. we are hopeful we are optimistic and we are prideful. >> and if the votes continue on that trend, the race is look artists who will be entering as east of republican control white house and t% senate. he said he looks forward to bringing up democrat legislation. he can get republicans on board with. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> and here are the latest numbers regards to the decision to recall da pamela price. as you heard crawford's michael thomas report not too long ago if she is recalled, her replacement would be decided by the alameda county board up superviso

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36.ced 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 3 health officials in san francisco are reminding people it is time to keep yourself safe from the cold and flu season. the shots, they say it will be most beneficial heading into the holiday season. was it was the longest strike in the history of higher education. it happened on this day in the bay. a look back after this. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even

mayor matt mahan is also urging residents to do their part. >> you're a property owner. you can keep the curb and gutter next to your property. free of debris, block storm inlets for all residents. if you see backed up storm drains trees or tree limbs that have blown down or any other storm-related house or in the roadway. please call our dispatch line. preparation starts with you. not only getting your go bag ready, not only knowing your threats across >> your region, as well as where you work, but also signing up for those alerts as you heard from that national weather service. meteorologists never too early to receive alerts from your city and county and also have. >> that emergency plan in place reporting here in san jose del on the kron 40's. >> thanks, gayle. happening now, a special board of supervisors meeting is happening after a slew of drama at the san mateo county sheriff's office. the board is considering a vote of no confidence against sheriff christina corpus. this comes after a deputy. there was arrested yesterday. corpus is relationship with there. chief

san jose's mayor matt mahan is calling out governor newsom's proposed ev rebate plan saying that dideing excluded is wrong. this plan could become reality if the trump administration eliminates the federal tax credits for when you buy an ev. it's a clean vehicle rebate program and would include a potential market cap. and tesla. they come for more than half of all the ev sales in the state. so a market cap would likely make them and qualified for being part of the rebate plan. and on tuesday, mayor mahan said the governor's proposal has no economic rationale and called the exclusion of tesla a political stunt. congressman ro khanna agrees saying that excluding tesla be foolish. governor newsom's office denies the proposal targets tesla. >> all right. now let's turn to bay area sports. the giants are gonna have to say goodbye now to one of its key players after he made a >> decision to move to la move anywhere. but at yeah. and stanford men's basketball getting the first loss of the season. aaron wilson has highlights. >> knows coming out of the mlb concerning giants and it's not in t

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36.d 8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing the crime because >> the price too hot. 36 will be required to serve p - their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> 9.32 right now and there was a protest on the uc berkeley campus. you can see the students were protesting. donald trump's victory over kamala harris. there were supporters of the president elect, however, who also showed up. >> answering just to be out. all right. >> so they're ended up being com counter protests and shouting match com portland's before spoke to students on both sides. >> uc berkeley students protesting wednesday ex

mayor matt mahan, thanks for being here this afternoon. thanks for having just and so you have this pilot program that's about to start trying to address this issue of these oversize cars that are parked at all sorts of areas of san jose and people are living in them first, can you just describe to us how bad problem you see this in your city? >> well, it's a real problem. and i hear from residents and business owners every day who are affected by persistent rv encampments that end up as a byproduct, producing trash noise waste, all kinds of challenges and look, i i very much feel for the folks who are out there lets why we're building safe, dignified shelter, recreating places for people to go. but we also have to enforce our laws and hold people accountable for being good neighbors. the inventory show that we have approximately 900 vehicles in the city that we believe are lived in the majority of them being over sized or what we typically call rv's. so we'll moving process here of going in doing more enforcement, setting up some temporar

san jose's mayor matt mahan emphasized his office ongoing effort to protect the jewish community in sane. >> when there are events when there is any sense of danger, we do our very best again with very limited staffing, to always be present to do extra patrols around synagogues and schools. and we will continue to prioritize that form of community policing deep. coordination and collaboration with the community. we want you to know that we're going to continue to do that a report shows an antisemitic hate crimes have gone up almost 53% in california. >> from 2022 to 2023. all right. we're going to take a break here at 6.22. but when we come back, we'll have complete coverage of the atmospheric river that's about to blanket the bay area. you're looking at. >> futurecast estimations of the rain totals. look at santa rosa. more than 10 inches of rain potentially with more than 2 inches in san than 2 inches in san francisco. we're going bre inez, let me ask you, you're using head & shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wa

mahan says californians can't afford not to pass prop 36.8 billion dollar. >> theft tax, if you will, last year. that's about $200 for every person in the state. that's the amount of goods that were stolen and the state business owners say they hope these will now reconsider. if a crime is worth committing, people will think twice about committing a crime because >> the price too hot. offenders convicted under prop 36 will be required to serve their full sentence in state prison regardless of prior criminal history. >> prop 36 is set to go into effect by the end of this year. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. back to you. >> campbell, police department there to hold important community meeting today to address the growing concerns of organized retail theft. police eay local business owners can join them at the orchard city. banquet hall to hear from the camel police department about their efforts to combat the art and learn you can take to protect their businesses. police say that he's a patient is key in the fight against retail c

. >> that's something san jose mayor matt mahan says he heard loud and clear. >> i just kept hearinge stories of people feeling like their government is failing to deliver on getting people indoors and to safe and dignified shelter and connected to supportive services like treatment and breaking cycles of addiction and retail theft. >> reporter: that's why mahan vocally supported prop 36. against governor gavin newsom, who spoke out against it just last week. >> it's unfunded. and -- and unfortunately, it may impact some existing drug treatment and mental health services. >> i hope that this spurs us to make those necessary investments. just because we have a shortage of beds doesn't mean we should do nothing and in fact, it indicates that when you stop leaving people out on the streets to suffer and far torch die on our streets, public safety, keeping our communities safe, simply is not a partisan issue. it's not a democratic issue, knot a republican issue. it's about finding what works. >> reporter: under prop 36, prosecutors will be allowed to charge someone with a felony instead

mahan said newsom's proposal has no economic rationale calling the exclusion of elon musk's company.ical stunt. congressman ro con agreed saying excluding tesla would be foolish. newsom's office denies the proposal targets test. another state news. things are about to get very busy at the state capitol in a couple days. the legislature convenes for a special session. the governor vows will in his words, trump proof california, specifically now the session is aimed at allocating state funds to the california department of justice. the idea is to provide attorney general rob bonta steam with state funding to help pay for costs associated with suing trump. now, if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state did not hold back from suing trump more than 120 times over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term in office during a one-on-one interview with our 8 on wallace. bonta says he's ready for round 2. >> my message to trump. as california's attorney general is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and w