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news. >>> california's bottle and can recycling program is facing a deficit an audit found the deficit grown to $100 million. the program has been dipping into reserves to stay afloat but changes will need to be made to keep the program going. increasing revenues, cost cutting or both. the legislator would need to approve any changes to the program. >>> ballots are still being counted but candidates are making their moves, plus -- >> the first run of the season. the preparation and plans in place for a white winter even in the middle of the drought. >> and in weather we have dense fog pushing near the coast and around the bay. look that bright moon out there towards had east bay. as far as the forecast -- as far as the forecast for this weekend, it will be warming and when rain chances make a come back in the five-day forecast. bulldog: what, what! mattress discounters veterans day sale ends tuesday. but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... posturepedic hybrid... and wow! four years interest free financing on the

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news. >>> california students pay more than $12,000 a year in tuition and fees. out of state students pay more than $35,000. governor jerry brown -- uc president janet napolitano says she will back off the proposed tuition hike if the governor s to increase funding to uc schools by $100 million by next year. >> if you won't represent us, we will get rid of you. raise tuition and we will raise hell. >> students have been protesting the tuition hike proposal on the uc campuses. this is video of a demonstration yesterday at uc davis. there was a similar protest at uc berkeley. students at uc san diego protested the proposed tuition increase as well with a mass sit in. >>> the man accused of the hit and run death of a 14-year-old boy is due back in court this morning to enter a plea. 34-year-old sunny anderson is facing murder charges in the death of ivan cruz. cruz was crossing the street when he was hit. police say anderson was fleeing sheriffs deputies at the time. the impact was so hard that cruz was thrown about 20 feet. after the car was traced back to him, and

new. california avenue has been their home since 1942. now jessica's worried the legacy is nearing an end. >> we've been through many rent increases. it's never been as crazy as it has in the last ten years. >> things are changing on california avenue. soon the sidewalks will be wider as part of a beautify occasion project. >> it's going to attract the old navy's and we don't want that on our street. >> jessica is asking the city council to limit the number of chain stores allowed in the neighborhood. >> we can't protect existing business from competition. >> reporter: larry klein won't support a plan to restrict franchises from doing business. >> this place is going to be a lot more attractive and have more foot traffic and a lot more customers. >> reporter: this man has been selling cameras for 50 years. he says the flavor of california avenue is disappearing with each mom and pop shop that goes under. >> they can make more money renting office space than retail space. >> reporter: the city council will be discussing the issue on monday

news. >>> california national guard unit will be deployed to west africa to help in efforts to curb the ebola outbreak. the unit is based in san francisco and is among six national guard battalions activated to support the region. they won't treat ebola patients but will provide training on ebola and malaria prevention. >> we wanted to be used for a function. it didn't matter whether our function was to be provisional rifle company or to go out there and do humanitarian work. >> the deployment is expected this coming spring. upon their return, the soldiers will be monitored for ebola symptoms for 21 days. >>> 4:39. a san jose teenager has been working through his bucket list as fast as he can because he is going to die soon. as betty yu reports, he is leaving out his dreams thanks to the generosity of strangers. >>> reporter: alec cox put on a brand-new uniform and picked up martial arts moves outside his san jose home. the 17-year-old earned an honorary black belt after the hour long lesson. but alex has been fighting for a long time. >> where i find my strength is from a period of time wher

. >> including a gondola, going 1800 feet up two ridges to new california trails exhibit. 45 fenced-off acres. animals that aren't here anymore. so that is a grizzly bear, jaguar and american bison. >> everything they want can be expanded an used on the road block. >> tonight, council will vote for or against an easement arcs nowsing the ro jekt to continue. >> there is to talk about it. >> they're talking and no matter the outcome, it's likely to continue. >> we'll evaluate options and not give this up. >> in oakland, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> still to come here on abc7 news at 6:00 another city with an alarming increase in bicycle thefts. tonight an old school solution just might help. >> bus drivers want better treatment. tonight they're hoping facebook will step up to meet demands. >>> a sport that represents history. the return of lawn bowling to golden gate park. >> here is sky 7 hd on the way to an accident blocking southbound 680. several cars insolved. no word on injuries you can see it's caused a real traffic mess in that area. back in a moment. at kaiser permanente, everyt

. >> including a gondola, going 1800 feet up two ridges to new california trails exhibit. 45 fenced-off acres. animals that aren't here anymore. so that is a grizzly bear, jaguar and american bison. >> everything they want can be expanded an used on the road block. >> tonight, council will vote for or against an easement arcs nowsing the ro jekt to continue. >> there is still people trying to talk about it. >> they're talking and no matter the outcome, it's likely to continue. >> we'll evaluate options and not give this up. >> in oakland, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> still to come here on abc7 news at 6:00 another city with an alarming increase in bicycle thefts. tonight an old school solution just might help. >> bus drivers want better treatment. tonight they're hoping facebook will step up to meet demands. >>> a sport that represents history. the return of lawn bowling to golden gate park. >> here is sky 7 hd on the way to an accident blocking southbound 680. several cars insolved. no word on injuries you can see it's caused a real traffic mess in that area. traffic mess in that area.

for republicans in california but this was good news for them. ked up three seats in southern california, all asian women, first-time candidates. they really mind, the republicans did, mind that asian vote. and they're looking at the asian vote as being the key to the future here in california for them. >> so you think it is the next frontier as we head to 2016? >> i think so. because the asian population has been 75% democratic. that is starting to switch you know, getting more educated. their incomes are getting better. and we've seen in the kind of races we saw in southern california you have younger candidates. the republicans generally have now younger candidates, we saw it with neil cashkari, that is where the democrats have a challenge in the next couple of cycles. >> and daniel, going back to berkeley, i know that you have studied this extensively. do you see it as really the first step in a trend that is going to roll across the country? we've seen other trends start in california. >> we have,ñr and there have be doz dozens of cities tryi

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news. >>> california businesses got back to hiring in october. state officials say california added more than 41,000 jobs, that is more than any other state in the country. the unemployment rate is the same. that is down from 8.6% a year ago. the job growth in october follows a loss of 10,000 jobs in september. here in the bay area the unemployment rate in all nine counties is well below the state average. and look at marin county. that's the lowest at 3.9%. the highest unemployment rate in the bay area is solano count tip at 6.3. >>> new at 10:00, it was a night to remember local homeless people who died in alameda county during the past year. they held a vigil at st. james episcopal church. it coincides with national homelessness awareness week. >> it seems that nobody cares, we want to make sure that we're very intentionally focusing on the fact that we care about him. >> reporter: it is working with elected officials to expand housing opportunities and several warming centers will be opening soon. >>> claiming responsibility for a mass shooti

jay gray, nbc news, maryland. >>> and now back to decision 2014. california voters approved prop 47 on election night, but what's the bottom line? people with relatively small drug and property crimes get downgraded from a felony to a demeanor. the goal is to alleviate our overcrowded jails. nbc bay area's jean ellie has the latest from san francisco, where not everyone is convinced that this is going to work. >> this law is immediate. in fact, we put out a bulletin here in the police department. >> reporter: greg sur is letting officers know voter approved prop 47 changed the law in california. some low-level drug possession and theft-related crimes are no longer felonies, they are now misdemeanors. >> the reality is, the system we have right now hasn't been working. >> reporter: san francisco's district attorney helped write 47. he said california is wasting hundreds of millions of dollars incarcerating people with drug addiction and mental illness, and when they are released, they reoffend. >> six out of ten times when we put somebody in prison, they go ba

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it will last for about two days, reopening on january 12th. >>> a new buzzword for california's new legislaturepeople are calling these lawmakers. not green in the environmental sense but the experience sense. 72 of the 120 lawmakers will be either freshmen or fewer of two years of service under their belt. it's the result of new term limits that voters approved a few years ago. activists say it allows lawmakers to stop playing musical chairs between houses and positions. >> we have a lot of hopes that they will really step up in the reforms that the voters have adopted will make the legislature more accountable and accessible and better quality laws will come out as a result. >> it could be an exciting time. while next year's incoming class lacks experience, the group could remain largely intact for the next decade. >>> not giving up without a fight. the message delivered today by bay area postal workers. they rallied at san jose city hall joining a protest against plans to shut down 8 2 processing centers around the country. letters and bills that normally reach their destination overnight wo

new mexico. so will california adopt such a law? quintana is in the newsroom with a look at that question. >> well, the last time a law like this was considered in california was in 2007. brittany maynard's case has certainly stirred conversation about revisiting the issue here. brittany maynard graduated from uc berkeley and lived in the east bay before moving to portland, oregon to carry out her end of life plans. her situation is creating new awareness. >> the fact she had to move from her home in california to a state to the north that afforded her an important right that her home state didn't, this, yes, has become a much more discussed issue. >> reporter: the state senator says he has been in close communication with the group called compassion and choices about possible legislation in california. though maynard's decision to take her own life this weekend sparked conversation and debate, any legislation in california may not be drawn up immediately. but when it is, advocates against these laws are ready. >> we are in a societ

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. >>> more good news for drivers in california about gas prices. the new numbers comparing the golden state to the rest of the country. >>> but one bay area city is near the top of the fbi's list as one of the most dangerous in the country despite a decrease in that city's crime. >>> this just in. new details on the search for a san francisco scoff mare engineer. family members issued a statement moments ago saying they believe a body found floating in the bay yesterday is that of dan ha. there's no official word yet from the coroner. but relatives say the clothes and the wallet look like ha's. they also say they do not think it was a suicide. he went missing on halloween night. he was a stanford graduate who worked at a startup called metro mile. >>> in east san jose, a man -- a woman, rather, was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. the woman was carrying clothes or laundry on south king road before 4:30 yesterday afternoon when she was hit. she died at the scene. the driver stopped and is now facing dui charges. this was the 21st pedestria

that has been a big debate as well. >>> a brand new california state assembly is going to be sworn in tomorrow. it includes a major change in party politics. katherine baker will now represent part of the east bay including alameda and contra costa counties. she managed to flip the 15th assembly seat from democrat to republican in the election earlier this month. >> my intent is to be there working with anyone regardless of party affiliation who has a good idea. >> her win blocked the democratic supermajority which allowed democrats to pass bills without any republican support. but if the republicans are still outnumbered do you think they really have a shot at getting many bills passed this season? >> i don't -- 50/50. a lot of times the republicans don't necessarily put up the bills, they just try to stop the democrats. i'm going to give them points for that. especially if there's moderate democrats up there that don't necessarily want to follow the party line. the interesting thing is now the entire east bay appears to be in play between democrats and republicans. we have a state s

. >>> she'll touted as a fresh new face for california's gop. newly elected catharine baker is considered a moderate. she narrowly beat her democratic opponent, becoming the first republican to within a bay area congressional or legislative seat in eight years. catharine baker spoke with scott shafer earlier about breaking the political mold and building relationships with democrats. >> catharine baker, welcome. >> great to be here, scott. thanks for having me. >> you got elected in a swing district, where democrats outnumber republicans. why do you think voters chose you over the democrat? what kind of message were they sending? >> i think they were sending a message that a lot of voters throughout california can relate to. they don't want someone who is party line. didn't want any more of the same powers to be, that already have a strong voice in sacramento. they wanted balance and independence. that's something that ifo k foc on in my race from the beginning. they want someone focused on the issues that are important to the district, like edu

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demonstrators also took to the streets including new york, los angeles, and oakland california. where protestors blocked traffic on main roads. kimberly reports. >> still smoldering after overnight protests turned violent. redses waking up to chars buildings. >> ire know i have two police cars that are basically melted. >> some demonstrators raitted after a grand jury decision was released. >> they determined that that probable cause exist to file any charge against officer wilson. >> the jurors decided there was not enough scientific evidence to lay any charges against police officer, for the august shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. >> gunshots rang out in the night, and there were at least 61 arrests, police fired back with pepper spray and tear gas to try and contain the protests we went think as much of it as we could, and saw how competely unfair this process was. we object publicly, and loudly, as we can. nonviolent protests erupted in sol laherty. the focus now on the top hour in the u.s., attorney general, activists calling on his department to investigat

the proposed ohio law is modeled after one governor jerry brown signed into law here but the new californiar over a year. >>> many students at the university of virginia are praising the administration's decision to suspend all fraternal activities on campus following an allegation of a gang rape at a frat party. the report in "rolling stone" magazine prompted protests on the uva campus all weekend. in the article, a first year student claims she was gang raped at a fraternity party in 2012. campus fraternities and student body leaders welcome the president's decision. >> we have to be one community committed to this. one student body and one university. this is our problem to solve. >> the student in the article never reported the assault to authorities. she claims she felt obligated to stay silent and was told by her roommate that going public could hurt the university's reputation. >>> an arizona man faces dui and other charges following a wild scene in the phoenix suburb over the weekend. witnesses couldn't believe what they were seeing when a man rammed his suv into a parked car, causi

went to san francisco state and also have a law degree from new college california school of law and i'm here to tell you that as the executive director for the truth and foster family agency, which has been in existence for 25 years, our foster children have been exposed to a level of complex ptsd that is mind blowing. and what is resulting, for example, in the resolution specifically talks about the fact that the guns that are actually in the home. when you look at it, most of the suicides actually occur with the youth who got the gun from inside the house. these guns are there and many times they are loaded or they are actually easily accessible. so i know this is a very political issue for the school board, but the reality it's also a duty as board members for the best interest of the child. so i would like to press on you the fact that every day we deal 24 hours a day with children who have been exposed to gun violence, suicide, or domestic violence. it's affecting the children in the schools. they are afraid to go to class. it's not right. our organization has actually going in

>>> a new buzzword for california's new legislature? green. makers. not green in the environmental sense, but green in the experience sense. 72 of california's 120 lawmakers will either be freshmen or have fewer than two years of service under their belts. it's the result of new term limits voters approved a few years ago. the hope when is lawmakers stop playing musical chairs they'll pass better laws. next year's incoming class lacks experience but the group could remain largely intact for a decade. >>> he did it. the roker-thon is over and lives in the record books. the 34-hour ordeal, 34 straight hours with a few bathroom breaks. it ended on the "today" show. you see the hoopla, confetti, and celebration. al roker broke the guinness world record for longest forecast and nearly lost his voice in the process. >> we did it. it was a real team effort. of body our meteorology team and producing team who put together a group that allowed me -- there's no way one person could do all this by themselves. >> 34. >> he joined us on our 11:00 newscast,

. >> kim, why the exceptions and democratic model for california, new york and connecticut, which has had some of the worst growth figures across the country? why can malloy eek out a victory, because jerry brown raised taxes p big in california but won comfortably. >> in california it always helps to have silicon valley and the money surrounding you. where you saw in some places, democrats still managed to use effectively some tactics against republicans complaining that the other side were people who were going to make severe cuts and do terrible things to education. the connecticut race was very close in the end. but that might have been part of the margin of difference. >> jason? what do you got here for the blue state -- >> i would say even though brown was victorious in california and cuomo, they took hits in their state legislatures where republicans picked up seats. republicans picked up senate in new york and jerry brown lost super majority in california. they were not immune to this wave. >> when we come back, breaking through the blue wall. republicans made midterm gains in

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news. >>> northern california p.e. teacher is facing child abuse after trying to force the child into the swimming palm the reporter has the story. >> his handed are at her chest. >> back in august, students at the high school in stockton were in a p.e. class at the school pool. the teacher reacted this way when a 14-year-old girl said she wasn't getting in the water. >> the teacher has been with the unified for 10 years. the video shot by another student shows the teach are trying to drag the girl into the pool. how he responded that day led to a misdemeanor charge of injury to a child and it will likely lead for a lawsuit. >> you watch the video it should disgust you the way he put his hands on a 14-year-old. she said, my top is falling down. >> he was put on paid leave for a month but brought back and assigned to another stockton school. why was the young lady opposed to swimming? she had her hair done that morning for an event happening later that night and the teacher had the option of punishment but not this. >>

. >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news, sacramento, california. >> thanks for watching. see you guys next time. bye. >>> and up next, what happened when one tv station had bring your dog to work day. >>> our friends at nbc miami affiliate learned firsthand this morning what happens when animals meet live television. this american bulldog named king was being featured on a segment on pet adoption. he decided to make his debut a few minutes early jumping on to the desk of the meteorologist helping out with the weather report. we're hoping that extra cameo will help him find a home. >>> chances are your lego creations never looked like this. in london this weekend some of the world's most talented builders are showcasing their work under one roof. the exhibition features models of famous landmarks, a giant ship made of the brics and even members of the royal family. from there to australia where one father's trying to make the holidays brighter, literally. he set a guinness world record for the largest display of l.e.d. christmas lights. with the help of volunteers he strun

. >> and kim, why the exceptions and the democratic model for california, new york and connecticut which had some of the worst growth figures across the country, why did dannel malloy eke out a victory, because jerry had raised taxes huge out there in california, jerry brown, and so others were complain nag the other side were people who were going to be making the severe cuts and do terrible things to the educat n education. the connecticut race was close in the end, but maybe it is part of the margin of difference. >> jason, what have you got here for the blue state legislature? >> well, even though brown was victorious in california and cuomo, they took some hits in the state legislatures where the republicans picked up the seats. the republicans pick d ed up th senate in new york, and they lost the senate in california so they were not immune to the wave. >> all right. when we come back, breaking through the blue wall. and the republicans made the mid-term gain hs in the states, and with the voting groups in areas where they felt they were solidly in their camp. was this a one-time t

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new york, chicago and greensboro north carolina. activists held demonstrations in solidarity with the ferguson protesters, in oatland california marchers shut the 580 freeway in both directions carrying banners that read "arrest darren wilson", the police officer in question >>> new yorkers took to the streets and four civil rights act visits, reverend al sharpton condemned the grand jury decision. crowds gathered at the white house, and marched down u street carrying plaque ard condemning the grand jury's decision and support for the people from ferguson. tom ackerman has more. >> reporter: the unrest in the streets of ferguson after the grand jury announcement that there would be no indictment of officer darren wilson has been accompanied by other demonstrations, so far nonviolent in other cities - seattle, new york, oatland, california, where demonstrators shut down an internet highway. president obama counselled that the demonstrators should be able to express their anger at the results, but at the same time respect the police for the job that they are doing by and large in most communicate glis protecting them. at the -- communiti

california. no major opponent up in new york. in those places where there is , you areocalization going to see democrats losing in districts where they should be winning or would win in the presidential year. election, we were talking about hispanic voters and their importance. we have regularly talked about the gender gap and what that will do. what will the voters really be talking about after tuesday? >> old white man, maybe. midterm electorates tend to be older and whiter. i do not know. i think it is a great question. ton people say, who is going win, i say, tell me who votes. a laugh at me, these experts. it is about turnout. i remember going back to the democratic senate campaign committee more than a year ago. here is how we are going to proceed in arkansas. we are going to turn out african-americans. they had a strategy in alaska. democrats, that is one thing. democrats understood from the beginning the big problem with the cycle. even without the president's problems, you have the midterm turnout problems. they made a m

new mexico, arkansas, utah and new jersey. >> now california, i'm guessing, maybe because of holiday traffic? >> maybe. but, you know what is not in there too? one too many cocktails, one extra drink of wine, that can spark it too. anything goes. >>> it is a long road to recovery for u2 front man bono. the new york hospital that treated him said his injuries from sunday's buy cycling accident are much worse than previously reported. they say he's undergone two surgeries, most recent one was monday to fix a fractured finger on his left hand. bono also suffered more serious injuries including a facial fracture involving his left eye socket, three fractures to his left shoulder blade, and a left elbow fracture that went through the skin and left the bone six weisses. doctors performed a five hour operation on sunday and repard his arm fracture by putting in three metal plates and 18 screws. >>> now for a look ahead, today is the great american smokeout. the event sponsored by the american cancer society began in the '70s. organizers encourage smokers to quit or make a plan to quit. i'm

so far nonviolence in other cities - seattle, new york, oatland california, where demonstrators shut a highway. president obama counselled that the demonstrators should be able to express anger at the results, but respect the police for the job that they are doing, by and large in most communities in projecting them. the attorney-general, at the same time, indicated that even though the officer had been found not guilty of any offense by the local authorities, a federal investigation will proceed, continuing with his behaviour, or examining his behaviour, but looking broadly at the conduct of the ferguson police department, which has been accused of discriminatory policies against blacks in various measures. and however it is - the question here is whether charges will be brought in this case against the officers for the police department and the by historical commaption that has rarely been the -- examination that has rarely been the case in the united states, because police officers by and large usually get the benefit of the toulent. >>> michael brown's death divided a city and a

she's charged with simple battery. >> new on "action news" a southern california woman was outraged afterg a pregnant woman and a boy beg for money and then drive away in a mercedes benz. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big board with more on this story that is blowing up the web. good morning. >> good morning, tam. mercedes benz or not this woman's behavior was certainly bizarre. here are pictures of this woman. as you can see she looks pregnant, she's on the side of the street in a california parking lot asking for money holding a cardboard sign there. then if you look at another one, you can see her little boy with her. lost that picture. and he's about four or five years old. she apparently stands on this corner every weekends but one shopper in the area started to get suspicious. melissa smith says when the woman stands on the corner on the weekends plenty of people give her money but recently when smith was getting gas she saw the woman in her usual spot but then after panhandling for awhile, the mother son and a man get into a mercedes benz. smith claims the coup

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and it's good news for california's republican party. gop's successful election strategy will affect how the state is run. >> and third grader christopher nguyen is only in the third grade but he plays like a pro. let's listen in. ♪ ♪ >>> starting out with thick fog this morning. inside the peninsula this afternoon. 71 in palo alto and 73 degrees in sunnyvale and the south bay. and some thick fog and visibility is an eighth of a mile now in san jose. but lots of sunshine this afternoon. into the east bay some mid 70s and mild temperatures running a little bit above the average for this time of year. looks like about 75 degrees many pleasant hill and -- in pleasant mill and 71 in berkeley. in the north bay becoming mostly sunny today too. about 74 in the napa valley and 72-degrees in san rafael. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. >>> thank you lawrence. 6:42 and a little business now. stocks soared to new highs to end last week in record territory. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. the threat of

and calling out two of california's largest health insurers. how a newestigation says they misled customers on "covered california." and they are a favorite at the tidepools. tonight some new clues into what is killing starfish from southern california all the way to alaska. that's what's coming up at 6:00, allen and liz. back to you. >> all right. we will see you in 30 minutes, ken, thanks. >>> well, rain hopefully? >> yeah. >> oh. >> we're looking forward to it. >> this will be one of the wetter periods of time we have had for a while. the next four days we are showers wednesday, thursday and saturday. it's not going to pour, but you might want to have the umbrella in case you get caught in it. >> i just washed the can. >> reporter: thank you, allen. always helping us out. >> not a problem. >> "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, the government urges a massive recall. millions of vehicles to replace defective air bags linked to at least five deaths. jeff glor has th