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poll workers are already hard at work sorting and counting the early votes that have been coming in mendezthe county is saying nineteen percent turnout so far and while there has been concern over voter security across the country mendez assures there have been no issues in the county doesn't anticipate any moving forward everywhere that voters take a ballot. there's always two people with the ballot at all times. that's very imminent. all of our offices are transparent anyone can come in and see what the process is, but we do make sure we're the ballot counting is happening. no one can go behind those doors is closed 24-hour surveillance 103 secure vote centers in total open through 8 pm on election night in santa clara county dustin dorsey abc 7 news. every voter in california now gets a mail-in ballot and millions have already been returned. we're tracking returns across the state and you can as well. this is on the homepage of our website abc7news.com. it's interesting. check it out when you have a moment now on election night, we will be live streaming results as soon as the polls clo

earlier this morning we spoke to evelyn mendez with the santa clara county registrar voters office. she spoke about the measures their office is taking to ensure free and fair elections. >> we're very transparent, so if anyone wants to come into our office to see the processes, we will show you every step of the way. there's only certain people that have access to the ballot counting room. less than ten people probably in the building. there's always going to be two people with the ballot at all times to make sure that, you know, the ballot is safe and secure, this is the law across the entire state. so that's going to happen throughout the entire state today. >> reporter: now, the elections office in alameda county has launched a live stream so people can observe the ballot counting process. they did this two years ago but people had to request a link to order in watch. now everyone can see this on the county website. they're one of the few counties in the state to do it here in san francisco. you also have an opportunity to look and see through this glass window where the ballots

evelyn mendez says 0.025%, or 25 votes. >> we still have a lot of ballots to process.e in from other counties and the post office, so we are processing a lot of ballots. reporter: however the mayoral race shakes out, san jose is set to see big changes in leadership come january, 2023. >> this is a big transition. they will be quite a few new faces on the council, and whatever role i am in, i look forward to working with them. we have a lot of work. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: in the east bay, we are expecting more voting results tomorrow for oakland mayor, also too close to call after narrowing down from ranked choice voting. it is down to councilman loren taylor -- they are looking to replace the termed out mayor who spoke with us today. >> there are still a lot more ballots account but taylor has a great lead and that increases after the ranked choice roll up. i feel optimistic but still waiting for the ballots to be counted. dan: taylor is leading with 34% of the vote. with so many races still outstanding, you can check any and all results as they come in in real tim

. >> legislative affairs manager evelyn mendez says people can request a second ballot in case the firstd. >> we have systems to make sure that only one of them is counted. whatever gets received back to our office is the one that we count. reporter: 14% of ballots had been returned. >> community members calling community members. reporter: a final effort to reach more people, specifically voters of color. a look at the final tuesday night together we vote phone bank. organizers pointing to the population being disproportionately impacted during the pandemic as the driving force. >> as we are thinking about the future and those that represent us, that they have our needs and desires and wants in mind when we think about an equitable recovery. reporter: gabriela lopez says during the primary, >> our voter turnout was 50%. reporter: where there's concern about multiple ballots meaning people might vote twice, there's a greater effort to get people to vote just once. >> we want to make sure that we put in the work, reach out to our communities, make the calls. reporter: abc7news. ama: natio

evelyn mendez says 0.025%, or 25 votes. >> we still have a lot of ballots to process.ot came in from other counties and the post office, so we are processing a lot of ballots. reporter: however the mayoral race shakes out, san jose is set to see big changes in leadership come january, 2023. >> this is a big transition. they will be quite a few new faces on the council, and whatever role i am in, i look forward to working with them. we have a lot of work. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: in the east bay, we are expecting more voting results tomorrow for oakland mayor, also too close to call after narrowing down from ranked choice voting. it is down to councilman loren taylor -- they are looking to replace the termed out mayor who spoke with us today. >> there are still a lot more ballots account but taylor has a great lead and that increases after the ranked choice roll up. i feel optimistic but still waiting for the ballots to be counted. dan: taylor is leading with 34% of the vote. with so many races still outstanding, you can check any and all results as they come in in re

attacks, that nato itself, her doesn't give a 5 article cover, 2 countries, which should are not mendez. but what i explained to you was a different situation. if the world is in fire, everybody is involved. so it's quite quite natural that those who have similar interest, you know, way, corporate, was there any pressure from other countries to join nato, for you in sweden to join nato? because it might have, if you didn't, it might have seemed like you were, i just standing back standing aside and in a way, i guess, supporting or not condemning rusher and they are invasion of ukraine. first of all, we very well knew. it was said by many countries that you're welcome to nato, but no one really tried to push us because i think could people wanted to avoid shots, shots, or be idea at what? surely ukrainian situation showed that in shots casey sir, need to, doesn't cover. so that of salary, and it seems like the decision to join nato happened because of the war much quicker than it probably would have any other time only a few months. so how has the public reacted to that? if you look opin

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. >> legislative affairs manager evelyn mendez says people can request a second ballot in case the first or misplaced. >> we have systems to make sure that only one of them is counted. whatever gets received back to our office is the one that we count. reporter: 14% of ballots had been returned. >> community members calling community members. reporter: a final effort to reach more people, specifically voters of color. a look at the final tuesday night together we vote phone bank. organizers pointing to the population being disproportionately impacted during the pandemic as the driving force. >> as we are thinking about the future and those that represent us, that they have our needs and desires and wants in mind when we think about an equitable recovery. reporter: gabriela lopez says during the primary, >> our voter turnout was 50%. reporter: where there's concern about multiple ballots meaning people might vote twice, there's a greater effort to get people to vote just once. >> we want to make sure that we put in the work, reach out to our communities, make the calls. reporter: abc7news

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in mendez says the county is seeing 19% turnout so far. while there's been big turnout, they have had no issues. disblefer voters take a ballot, there's two people with a ballot at all times. all our offices are transparent. anyone can come in and see what the process. but we do make sure where the ballot counting is happening no one can go behind those doors. it's closed, 24 hour surveillance. >> 103 secure vote cents for the total open through 8:00 p.m. on election night. in santa clara county, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> and the contra costa elections division wants everyone to know they're ready for election day. you can visit five early voting sites today tomorrow and monday to cast a ballot. polling places are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on tuesday, november 8. the county has 37 official drop boxes as well as in person voting locations. on election night we'll be live streaming results for the three hours straight starting as soon as the polls close at 8:00 p.m. you can watch that with our abc bay area app, on your smart phone

uh-huh, me and the minopenger trousers, sumyafik in the mendez mink, i'll cook yakonecuri. you treat us so badly? for what? we are ordinary people, i am a simple pensioner. i want to use what you assigned me your pension, but i can't do it. why hear no empty, and one could assume that in belarus this would be. and what is conditional, well, i don’t know, someone from norway would have worked for us for 14 20-30 years. doesn't matter. i couldn't get my pension. and you know that it would have been the hague tribunal. that would have been a scandal to the whole world. for them, horror. it's uh, now it's going to move. i don't know how they will get out of this crisis, firstly, uh, winter, general winter, maybe it will play along with us , how they will survive without gas, without heating, without electricity. well, food, too, probably, there will be some the inconvenience of complexity. i don't know, this is probably what they will experience. although well, according to statistics, they say that in england, and even in good years, thousands of old people die like that in un

meanwhile, e u mendez has failed to agree on a price cut for natural gas. it's been a sticking point in efforts to bring down energy prices in europe. the block will hold another round of talks next month. and the energy ministers meeting in brussels did agree though, on to other regulations, one aimed at an affordable gas supply. and the other backing, faster expansion of renewable energy on the european union is appealing to israel to end the solitary confinement of 21 year old palestinian prison. a med mal astra . he was arrested in 2015 at the age of 13 accused of being linked to a stabbing attack. he's having a 9 and a half year sentence. his family says malagra is suffering from psychological trauma as a result of being in isolation now for nearly a year. and a court has now extended that by another 4 months. now the tension between israel and palestinians has been arriving as nearly reelected benjamin netanyahu tries to put together a government netanyahu's liquid policy has reached an agreement off a far right lead. it been given the role of nationa

strange in the multi-verse of mendez combined.es that tell you about the popularity of games versus other kinds of entertainment as audiences evolve? >> it feels like it's the modern medium for entertainment. it is how people are gathering. they are creating friendships, lifelong connections through call of duty. again, this is that moment where we could not be more proud to see so many different regions of the globe connecting this way. the numbers are staggering. it proves the power of gaming. we have friel -- fierce competition ourselves. we're all fighting for consumer's time and how they make choices, so many players rally together and pour in feedback and connections. just three days out of lunch, it's been amazing. we're excited for what is to come. emily: bloomberg has reported activision is adding and replacing next year's call of duty entry with added content for this year's game. tell us where the franchises going next. fans want to know. >> all of our eyes are in a couple of weeks from now. we have a new war zone exper

so a warning and a welcome from the head of the senate foreign relations committee above mendez. but to underlying that, all the us is now relaxed. some of the sanctions it's imposed against men as well as a way of encouraging those talks in mexico city. my can i thank you very much indeed to catch up on all the action from today's game set, the world cup in ketta. ah, argentine is a wild cup campaign is a back on track after lino. messy in spite has seemed to a vice, a win over mexico, at least sales stadium. after a goal, his 1st half a messy, fired in one of his trademark strikes from the edge of the area, hammered the ball low past the mexico keeper and into the nets. huge relief afford the fans and were 3 minutes to go 21 road and they've fernandez just a moment of magic going into the corner to cement argentina's victory defeats it. wouldn't see them knocked out, but a much needed 3 points. is the perfect beast heading into the last match of the group, stage, mexico they can still qualify for the knockout stage as well. for glam listed jemila and i was 0 correspondent raoul

but mendez saying that he welcomes the news of the apparent success of those talks and mexico city. but he's also issued a warning saying that if her nicholas, my daughter is using these talks as a way of stalling any exchange of power within venezuela. then those sanctions are going to be re imposed and re imposed even more strongly. so from the senate foreign affairs committee, a welcoming off the agreement in mexico. but also a warning that this must not be delayed. that the process, which is now underway in mexico city at those strokes, must continue in order for the us to continue to relax sanctions on venezuela. mike, thank you. my can ally for us in washington. authorities in china say they will ease coven 19 restrictions in the countries western region of shin jang, a lockdown that has been in place for more than a 100 days, will be lifted in stages. demonstrates has been calling for an end to the shut down . so your guy, egg has more. oh, a crowd outside the state owned economic and paramilitary organization in a room. she chin jang, regional capital, singing the national a

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let's bring in evelyn mendez. wanted to let you know, good morning, there are a number of americans who believe the election was stolen in 2020. what do you say to assure them these elections are free and fair? >> all of our -- we will show you every step of the way there's only certain people that have access to the ballot count room. there will be two people with the ballot at all times to make sure that the ballot is safe and secure. this is the law across the entire state. >> so far only 25% of eligible voters have cast a ballot thus far. does that give you an indication? >> it's actually 35%. a lot of voters tend to turn out. hopefully they will be out here ready to vote. make sure they turn their ballot in. >> anything voters need to know that might not be obvious? >> if you are dropping it in a mailbox to make sure the mailman didn't pick up the mail for the day because it does need to be postmarked for today, received in our office by november 15th. >> evelyn, thank you for joining us. good seeing you. if

we got some video from jesse mendez , also a big 49ers fan. we have talked to him before. he travels a lot. he was a mexico city. he sent us that photo. is that is a sea of red. what was the staff they said? like 80%, ready for the game, people talked about is about 80% 49ers fans. they travel well. the 49ers have a lot of fans in mexico as well. i that is how the team when they are out there. i look forward to the next couple of weeks. >> yes, we have three home games. if you want to get one of these games, now is your chance. good job 49er nation showing up. fingers crossed. mike will you be at the game? my guess, we have a kickoff at 1:25. >>> is 6:19. this could be a big goal for nasa. we are looking at the timeline for when we could have people living on the moon. that is coming up on the morning mix. >>> it is time for the morning mix. we've heard this for years. when we actually see this happen? the moon has plenty of real estate. now that the artemis 1 mission, humans are closer than ever knowing about the moon. nasa is saying that we can go even further and see hu

. >> judge marisa tinkler mendez gave escoto the mandatory sentence. >> life in prison without the possibility day escoto was found guilty, the family went to the cemetery to visit wendy. they sat on her grave and talked to her. >> i kind of just sat back and felt that i could breathe for the first time in so long and just felt that she was finally at peace. she can rest now. >> rest for wendy, the kind young woman who loved animals and enjoyed playing dress-up and who fatally married a stranger, till death he did part. >> >> welcome back

mendez the parent company of facebook, instagram and whatsapp, it's based in menlo park, but has moreyees worldwide. now back in september to put a freeze on hiring. now there are numerous reports that it plans to lay off some of its workforce by hundreds of people and an earnings call last month, many executives warned that they expect to end 2023 as a quote, slightly smaller organization. it's part of a trend in recent weeks, with bay area tech companies laying off hundreds of workers. right now. there's just too much uncertainty on the economy for them to keep those numbers in place and keep their shareholders happy. social media giant twitter cut nearly 3700 jobs are almost half of its workforce on friday after elon musk took over, and that prompted a lawsuit for not giving employees the legally required amount of advanced notice. apple also announced a possible hiring freeze that should last for the next year or so. lift announced cutting about 680 jobs. also the financial payment company stripe announced last week that it was going to cut about 1000 jobs. amazon also says it's g

and fell out of mendez can the republicans reunite the party together, but the cover of another walljournal according to the editors trump is the biggest loser of the republican party, they liked trump's politics, but they are not interested in another 4 years of a thin single-mandate who disapproves continued republican governor rondesantis beat expectations on election day by earning himself a second term in office with a nearly twenty-point victory over the democratic nominee. charlie cross is now a question of whether he's going to run for the white house in the 2024 election, former president trump is trying to play down a big victory for the paratroopers. he posted on his social media account. truth. now that the florida elections are over and things are going well. is it worth noting that in 2020 i got in florida for one whole? ten million votes more than ron d in the same year 5.7 million to 4.6 million. just asking. and here is what he said to our brand martin odessa during an interview with agar. i got his nomination. he didn't get it. i figured it out the moment i backed h

i'm alicia men mendez. thank you for joining us for msnbc's continuing election coverage.ent a lot of time in. we've seen the numbers and understand how big they are. it also has to be understood in the context of the democratic party making a strategic decision not to invest in the state. what say you? >> listen, amazing to think ten years ago we woke up thinking that the democrats have picked it up and obama cared the state for the second time and republicans freaked out. to their credit, alish yashgs alicia, they quadrupled and tripled it down. it's a ruby red state, one of the other elements that folks haven't thought so much about. in the past, republicans have had to spend so much money with florida, even as they're winning, they're winning by margins. and now it's going to free up some of that republican matter to compete in other states in 2024. it's a significant reversal of fortunes. and the big winner in the republican circle the despite the fact that no red wave materialized absolutely last night was ron desantis. >> christina greer. my favorite political scien

the donmar, well—known london theatre, sam mendez, famous director, lost the entire grant.he last three years, especially with covid, this will be a big blow. china's xijinping has urged deeper economic co—operation with germany, during a visit by chancellor olaf scholz to beijing. the trip, which is the first by a g7 leader since the coronavirus pandemic, has sparked controversy in germany and concern elsewhere in europe, after the chinese leader cemented his grip on power. he's also under pressure to raise human rights during his visit. here's how mr scholz outlined his agenda for his meeting with president xi: in that respect, it is good we will have an intensive exchange on all issues and we want to and we can discuss, in regard to our bilateral relations, the possibilities to further intensify economic cooperation as well, of course, the issues where we pursue different perspectives. a commission on young lives report is warning that young people in england are being let down by social care, education and mental health systems, putting them in danger of grooming, explo

satcha: primicia, lorenzo mÉndez lanza una bomba y responde si la familia rivera es tÓxica como lo dijotima alguna vez de la brujerÍa. >> que se pregunten entre esos mismos si son tÓxicos y veremos que te contestan. carlos:alan tacher se sometiÓ a un tratamiento que promete dejarte como ricky martÍn en un mes, veremos los resultados y si de verdad funciona. satcha: grandes cadena de comida al por mayor prometen ayudarte a ahorrar mucho dinero a la hora de hacer tus compras. cuÁles son esos artÍculos? te diremos cuÁles y cÓmo aprovechar las ofertas. carlos: regresa ezequiel peÑa con una gran sorpresa para toda su fanaticada. esto y mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] francisca: a dÓnde te fuiste karla? karla: aquÍ estoy! francisca: buenos dÍas, gracias por preferirnos. esto es "despierta amÉrica"! quiero dar un beso al otra gente de nueva york, les mandaron muchos saludosy gracias por acompaÑarnos. raÚl: en nueva york, en el paÍs en el mundo las elecciones de medio tÉrmino siguen acaparando titulares. alan: sobre esta