neil kashkari is still in the lead.ird place contender tim donelly. >>> camela harris has a clear lead against the other candidates. a little while ago she spoke to supporters in san francisco. >> i love my job. because for many of us, because of the work we can do, because of that old adage so goes california goes the rest of the country. >> harris says she is looking forward to the november election. >>> proposition b would require voter approval for waterfront construction higher than the existing limits. we stopped by the yes on b party. yes on b supporters were confident that the measure would pass but in recent weeks the no campaign appeared to be gaining support. measure b needs a simple majority to pass and here's a look at the latest results. right now the yes votes are way ahead about 40,000 to 28,000. at ktvu.com you will find links to up to if minute election returns. we're also going to keep the numbers at the bottom of the screen for you. >> new at 10:00, the state's park system is missing out on millions

. >> neil kashkari won the right to challenge governor jerry brown in the fall. coming in second in the top two jungle primary. kashkari starts the general election campaign with almost no money in the bank while brown has collected more than $20 million. the governor did talk to reporters last night. >> to no one's surprise, i think we have a victory here and i want to thank the people of california for giving me a fourth chance to serve them in the governorship. i campaign hard. i take nothing for granted. >> one of yesterday's sleeper stories was the failure of south dakota democrats to field a competitive senate candidate. dick weiland. in montana, appointed democratic senator john walsh won his primary and will face steve daines in the fall for the seat that long-time senator max baucus left earlier this year in order to be congress -- california's 31st district remains too close to call but former democratic congressman joe bacha voted out of congress in 2012 is running fifth after democratic groups spent money against him. >> now, one former still in the r

early polls showed tim donnelly in the lead but neil kashkari pulled ahead spending $2 million of his own money and winning the endorsement of big name republicans across the country. >> i just got a call, i'm really pleased and honored. i got a call from mitt romney. governor romney was very encouraged by the early returns. >> the 40-year-old kashkari has never held an elected office before while at the treasury department he did oversea the bailout of the nation's banks. >>> democratic state senator alex padilla will face pete peter son for the secretary of state. the primary race there very tight. padilla came in first edging out peterson. state senator is leland yee came in third even though he was not in the race anymore. the san jose mayor's race it will be dave cortese. we will hear from the two candidates and their very different positions on what the people of san jose want from the city's next mayor. we also have more election results on our website at ktvu.com. you will find links to races in each county. >>> time is 4:37. ktvu new has obtained new surveillance video in a c

christie is also expected to join republican candidate for governor neil kashkari to talk about job creation. christie is recovering from a scandal in which his administration shut down a busy bridge last september for political retribution. >>> coming up we continue to follow the breaking news of a deadly fire at a mobile home park. alex savidge is gathering information on the scene. he'll have more on how the neighbors tried to rush and help the victims. >> dogs running free in certain city parks. >> good morning. we are looking at the golden gate bridge. traffic here looks good. the fog isn't even that though. coming up we will give you a look at the bay bridge. >> mostly clear this morning. a little chill to the morning air for this time of year. there is patchy fog but it will be a little warmer today. we'll show you how much. >>> one person is dead after a mobile home goes up in flames in unincorporated hayward. we will tell you what investigators are telling us about this fire. >> a large fight involving bath sticks and a gun led to the death of a man in san jose late last night. we w

he will face neil kashkari in the november ballot. kashkari came in with 17%.nelly conceded to kashkari over night. he took 14% of the vote. alex padilla will face pete peterson in the race for secretary of state. the primary race was very light. padilla came in first edging out peterson with a little more than 10,000 votes. now in an interesting twist out of the eight candidates suspended state senator leland yee came in third even though he was not in the race. he dropped out following his corruption arrest but it was too late to get his name removed from the ballot. san jose mayor race it will be dave cortese facing off against sam liccardo in november. coming up at 6:00 we'll have a live report from san jose and hear from the two candidates and their very different positions on what the city of san jose wants. we have more election results at ktvu.com. you will find links to the races in each county. >>> oakland school security guard is accused of beating a special needs student in a wheelchair. that shows security officer mitchell beating the kid. mitchell

poll finds 52% of likely voters supporting governor brown. 32% favor his republican challenger neil kashkarie field poll finds brown's support is broad based while kashkari has 32% of the support. >>> right now there are no cannabis clubs in unincorporated areas of the county but there are about 80 in san jose. city leaders worry those clubs will want to move into urban areas. they want to have regulations in place in case that happens. >> what the board asked for is study the ban to make sure we're taking care of compassionate use and access. what we want to do is balance so that children don't have access and people who need medical marijuana do have access. >> reporter: the county says it received 10 inquiries a year from people who were interested in opening dispensaries in unincorporated areas. >>> returning now to the asiana214 flight crash. the ntsb also addressed troubles on the ground including the 16-year-old girl run over by rescue grews on the grass near the plane. we heard from officials on what they're doing to try to prevent a similar tragedy in the future. >>> with the releas

tim donnelly says he's cautiously optimistic that he will come ahead of neil kashkari. the two republican front- runners are in a dead heat. voters in the south bay will be setting the stage for the san jose mayor's race. the top two vote getters will face off in noefern. sam liccardo and dave core tease are leading in the poll. madison nguyen is in the running and could be the first vietnamese mayor if elected. >> this is the american dream i'm living in. >> the current direction of city hall where we've lost lost 450 police officers and crime has been up. >> reporter: the polls open here in oakland. this voter getting ready to drop off her ballot. we're expecting governor brown within the next 15 minutes or so. we're hoping to talk to him about the voter turnout and who his possible opponent could be in november. we'll monitor the results. for now we're live in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. one of the most closely watched races in the bay area is the primary race for the 17th congressional district. an attorney who served on president o

. >> reporter: this man, republic neil kashkari said this morning, that the governor is vulnerable. >> today, california is number 1 in poverty. jerry brown calls this a comeback. >> reporter: usf political science reporter, says kashkari's win is good for the gop. >> i think it's a significant outcome that they nominated a relatively younger candidate. >> reporter: cook says it gives republicans is a chance to rebrand a party that's losing support. >> my vision for the republican party is the biggest tent you've ever seen in your life. a tent where everyone is welcome. >> reporter: filling that tent in just 6 months? enough to unseat a governor with sky high approval ratings? >> it's an incredible uphill battle to think that someone could take him on. >> reporter: kashkari came from behind in the polls to win. he infused the campaign with $2 million of his own money. governor brown is sitting on $20 million that he didn't need to touch to win the primary. in the newsroom, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> more details now, we broke down how voters in bay area county split their

the neil kashkari story is very different.raduating from the wharton business school, he worked for goldman sachs in san francisco specializing in software companies it in the event banking division. when the economy tanked, he went to work for treasury secretary hank paulson overseeing the tarp program which despite its success has been revileed by many conservatives. >> having prevented that economic collapse, gotten all the money back, made a profit for the taxpayers and done it in a bipartisan manner, i'm exceptionally proud for work we did. >> what will be really interesting is whether or not they have a shot at jerry brown come november is what direction the republican party is trying to head now. >> it so manies to be split between the moderates and conservatives. it will be interesting locally republicans will be able to not only cast their ballots for republicans but democrats, so they could play a big role in a lot of the state assembly elections and state senate elections. >> there are a lot of names that we have no

the establishment did score a win in california with moderate republican businessman neil kashkari leadingto lose to governor jerry brown. lots of election results here. let's welcome back the senior editor at "the new republic." we want to start with the race everyone is talking about. what happened in mississippi? >> well, i think that there is a grand theory of what the republicans hope to accomplish this primary season which was to sort of squash candidates backed by sort of tea party branded advocacy groups. they almost swept and they just didn't go far enough in mississippi. i think the basic theory they had is if they take their favorite candidates and sort of imbue them with tea party rhetoric and lots of money then the logic for nominating sort of farther right candidates disappears. but that didn't necessarily follow to a state that's as red and polarized as mississippi and with a candidate that's as kind of like tired and worn out as thad cochran, so he wasn't able to pull it out. so he's the one that got away. >> so i think it's fair to say with the run-off and turnout there li