the other question would be, would proposition p save the money? is that what were aiming to do with this proposition? leah would you like to answer >> yes. currently it's more expensive to build affordable housing than market rate housing. for example, 49 s. venice was $899,000 to build affordable housing. that you could purchase the development the was already developed and turn it into affordable housing. so we are losing money in this process of having competitive eating your allowed to see what are the benefits. engage in the community, offering to allow you to get the best bid for the city to ensure that we are not wasting money in the city. >> don? >> there already is competitive bidding for developments in this is how the mayor's office of is operated for many many years and continues to. [inaudible] has applied for a 30-35 of the group we've lost the most. and we do win maybe one out of four. so there is ample accommodation among developers. the real cost have to do with the cost of construction. in order to get a good cost of construction

proposition q would prohibit the contents without a city permit. the city would not be allowed to remove world order removal and authorize tenant in this the city had available shelters for all residents of the tenant under proposition q includes city operated shoulders navigation centers, and other city operated housing. before we move were ordering of diesel to remove non-authorized tent on a public sidewalk, the city would be required to offer shelter to all residents, offered to pay the cost to transport all tent residents to live with friends or family outside of san francisco and provide written notice that the city will remove the tenant in 24 hours. if residents do not accept the city's offer of housing were shelter or do not remove the unauthorized tent within 24 hours of the notice, the city may remove the 10th. after removing the tenant the city would be required of written notice near the area where the tent was look good if you vote yes, you want to prohibit the placement of tens on public sidewalks without a city permit and allow the

the other question would be, would proposition p save the money? is that what were aiming to do with this proposition? leah would you like to answer >> yes. currently it's more expensive to build affordable housing than market rate housing. for example, 49 s. venice was $899,000 to build affordable housing. that you could purchase the development the was already developed and turn it into affordable housing. so we are losing money in this process of having competitive eating your allowed to see what are the benefits. engage in the community, offering to allow you to get the best bid for the city to ensure that we are not wasting money in the city. >> don? >> there already is competitive bidding for developments in this is how the mayor's office of is operated for many many years and continues to. [inaudible] has applied for a 30-35 of the group we've lost the most. and we do win maybe one out of four. so there is ample accommodation among developers. the real cost have to do with the cost of construction. in order to get a good cost of construction

. >> host: seventeen questions and propositions on the ballot. how long will will it take for voters to cast their vote? >> guest: a lot longer than it has recently. california has had long ballots in the past but we have not had a statewide ballot this long and 16 years. we have a lot of new voters in california who are going to be surprised when they open the ballots. some voting by mail. it's a long ballots. it covers a number of issues, taxation, taxation, crime and punishment, environmental issues. a lot of homework california voters have to do. californians seem to like this direct democracy process. we have seen that for years. it could be a test to that affinity for its. >> host: if you could highlight those that are getting the most attention in california. >> guest: probably at the top of that would be proposition 64 which is the effort to legalize marijuana. we know that colorado and washington state have gone in front of california. californians rejected the legalization of pot in 2010. a different proposal was criticized as not been

proposition 60. this would require the use of condoms during the filming of adult movies. right now 54s were of those who voted say no on proposition 60. yes, 46%. >> three bay area cities all had soda tax measures on their ballot in this election. the first soda tax in america was passed in berkeley in 2014. >> that's right. san francisco voters rejected a soda tax that same year. this year san francisco voters had measure v on the ballot, and they said yes in resounding fashion with 62% of the vote. all the precincts. in. >> in oakland, soda tax is measure hh. and as you can see there, 62% say yes to 38% no. 85% of precincts reporting. >> and in albany, it was measure 01 that voters had to decide on with respect to the soda tax. all the precincts are in now. 71%, 3/4 of those voting say yes to the soda tax in albany. >> and we do continue to cover all of your election results. but there is weather to discuss as well. >> there is some weather to discuss. meteorologist sandhya patel has been tracking

bid to end the death penalty proposition 62, it failed, 54% compared to 46% while proposition 66 which maintains the bit test the death penalty and speeds up the appeal process nearly one but really close, 51% paper compared to 49. supporters of this proposition say it will save the state millions of dollars per year in court cost. if you want to see more of the outcome of last night's election be sure to go to our website, ktvu.com where we have county by county results right there on the homepage . >>> we will turned over to our meteorologist and what a spectacular day. >> temperatures were trending up over the past few days in today's weather was nice. patchy fog that more sunshine for the afternoon hours, as because the satellite a few high clouds approaching the northern part of the estate that we have a pretty good northerly wind in place and when that happens typically we warm up and that is the surface wind coming in out of the north and going from the north to the south. >> take a look at some of these current numbers across california. right now it is 95 degrees in san diego,

talking prop 205, proposition to legalize recreational man >> this is a proposition you can't tell which way it's going to go now. it's going to be by a razer thin margin. going to have more on that in just a moment. >> we've got reporters that are going to be covering this issue from all angles. chris, you've covered this topic from the inside. you went undercover with maricopa county sheriff department on a bunch of angles on this proposition. >> absolutely. we talked about chemical a lot of people are concerned about what this would do driving under the influence and also how it would affect under age minors in possession. going to have a lot more on that coming up. we're also talking about -- actually i understand morgan lowe we have him live now down covering proposition 205. as we've been saying, this is one of the things that could come down to a razer thin margin either way. >> yeah, the polling showed this really tight. take a look behind me. this is the crescent ball room where they're hoping to have a big celebration here tonight. there's been a lot of movement setting up for

under proposition h the public advocate would investigate and attempt to resolve complaints from members of the public concerning city services and programs. receive and investigate potential whistleblower complaint regarding city services and programs. review the administration of service programs and management practices and contracting procedures and make recommendations to improve them and appoint an director of the office of citizen complaint words successor from nominees selected by the police commission subject to the board of supervisors approval. the comptroller would continue to handle whistleblower, regarding misuse of city funds in a position where you will make city hall to provide the public advocate was sufficient funding and support staff with at least 25 people. the public advocate may also hire independent experts who could be exempt from some of the cities contracting rules. a yes vote means you want to amend the charter to grade the position of public advocate responsible for investigating and attempting to resolve of the complaint concerning city services and program

as proposition 6 ecreational -- roqui. >> all right, thanks so much we will get the microphone fixed and then we will get back to you shortly. >>> a historic vote proposition 64 passes making recreational marijuana legally california. here is a look at how the vote went, look at the darker colors on this map, san francisco heavily in favor of legalizing recreational pot much less support in santa clara and sonoma county. anne makovec is tracking the yes on 64 campaign. >> the golden state becomes the most populous state in the nation to legalize recreational marijuana. the measure passing with 56% support the measure comes six years after the state narrowly rejected a similar measure. you will have to be 21 years old to smoke pot and the law will establish labeling standards and charge 15% sales tax making an estimated $1 billion of revenue each year. cities and counties will have the power to ban pot shops within borders, the lieutenant governor pushed for the passage and they're arguing the national war on drugs has failed. >> 1 million folks that have records associated with marij

he says the language and the california proposition is tighter with a focus on california protecting children and youth families and public safety and taxpayers. >>> this is the most restrictive and the most comprehensive legalization measure presented in front of the voters and allows flexibility that means if there are things that occur in realtime, the legislature with a simple majority can make adjustments. >>> if proposition 64 passes, californians will be able to possess and grow pot immediately. it could take up to a year though for the retail sale of recreational pot. the state has until 2018 to begin to issue the licenses. >>> vermont senator bernie sanders was in sacramento to make his final pitch in favor of proposition 61. it would band the state from buying prescription drugs for more than the lowest price paid by the veteran's administration. a arp and the california nurse's administration support it. at the rally at the state capital bernie sanders says the drug companies are spending millions to defeat the measure. >>> $131 million paid for by the drug companies to ma

and adam degier is no on proposition 205 campaign manager. it's been discussed i that the money some of it will go toward education. that's something that anybody in this state i'm sure says that's an interesting idea. we need more money for education. you love that part of the prop. >> it's an important part of this. and then there is these commercials that are running against us saying the money is not going to go to education and they point to colorado and i think that there should be an explanation of the differences. here in arizona. we said, okay. we will put that money directly to the schools. it doesn't go to the general state legislators to do the right thing. they have demonstrated history malfeasance on education issues in this state. we have the jlbc which put a net number of about 55 -- >> joint legislative budget committee, non-partisan. >> we have the non-partisan tax foundation that's put out a higher number as well as the grand canyon institute which has put out a higher number in colorado, only the first $40 million could go

we'll talk about gun control, proposition 63. vast majority of people said yes, that's 63% and 99% of pre sengts reporting. that bans the sale and possession of large capacity ammunition magazines. it also requires background checks for people buying ammunition and also calls for felony charges for gun theft. >>> next, the two measures that would decide the future of vallco mall in cupertino. a majority said no to allowing retail, dining, hotel, commercial, but no office or residential space. a majority of voters also said no. measure d, the town specific plan, that one did allow housing and office space along with areas for schools and educational purpose. at this point it looks like vallco's future is in the air. just three-quarters of precincts reporting. >>> to the so-called soda taxes for san francisco, oakland, albany, final numbers, 100% pre since reporting, san francisco, 62% of you said yes. oakland, 62% of you said yes to your measure. albany you said yes, too. but with a greater margin, 71% of voters passing that one c

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let's start with proposition 63, gun control. a vast majority of californians, 63% of voters said yes, banning the sale and possession of large capacity ammunition magazines and requiring background checks for ammo purchases and calling for felony charges for gun thefts. the two measures that decide the future of the vallco mall in cupertino. a majority said no to measure c which allowed for retail entertainment, but no office or residential spaces. a majority said no to measure d, a $3 billion vallco town-specific plan which did allow housing and office space there along with areas for schools, educational purposes as well. vallco's future is still in the air. only half of the precincts have reported on the measures. the associated that tax, fran, albany, final numbers, with 100% reporting, san francisco, 6% said yes, oakland, 62% said yes, albany you said, yes, but with greater margin, 71% of voters passing that one cent per ounce tax on soda and other sweet drinks. in the next half hour, we'll update numbers for death penalty

we're now the 6th state of assisted death called proposition 66. jaime leary has a closer look on this one. jaime, this put into question people's morals and ethics. >>reporter: this was a controversial one across the nation for many people having the option of physician assisted suicide. it's tough to accept. this was a really emotionally charged ballot initiative. one of the initiative and here in colorado, it passed with pretty much an overwhelming majority and numbers were 65% of voter who said yes to the proposition while 35 were against it. they say it brings relieve to those struggling with a terminal illness to end suffering. the maedz you are specifically allows terminally ill patients to take life ending doctor sleepy medication and it to determine the patient is terminally ill and they must have six months to leave and being mentally competent to -- they have to self administer the drug. compassion and choice the main advocates behind this group examine they talk about what's next now that voters have spoken. >> it's up to the health car

turning to proposition 58. it preserves the requirement that public schools make sure students become proficient in english. it also authorizes school districts to establish dual language emersion programs. the measure passed with 72% support. >>> san francisco supporters approved measure q which bans tents on public sidewalks in the city. city workers will be allowed to remove tents from the street within 24 hours of notice as long as the people living in the tents are offered shelter or a ticket out of town so they can stay with family and friends. 53% of voters said yes to measure two. >>> to other news in oakland, just a hoax. that's what it turned out to be after two women claimed they found a baby on the sidewalk. the young woman and her sister brought the newborn to the hospital saying they found her wrapped up in a cloth. it turns out that one of the women actually gave birth to that baby girl but wasn't aware she could surrender her to a hospital without getting in trouble. eventually they admitted to

206 as well as proposition 205 both sides of this issue have been very loud throughout social media. cbs 5 live in the some of their reactions through social media. lauren. >>reporter: a lot of people online i think are a little taken aback by the failing of prop 205. earlier this afternoon we saw some folks tweeting very interested on how arizona will vote on this should say recreational marijuana that was what was on the balance today. traditionally a lot of people were thinking that it would pass and once it came down that we had this tweet come across saying thanks to all who actually did the research. with time we'll get there congratulations california recreational neighbor. now there were five states who had recreational marijuana on their ballots tonight and it seems that arizona is going to be the only one that does not pass their proposition. another tweet here tonight well, arizona voted against marijuana legalization but kicked arpaio out of office. so definitely a lot of mixed emotions tonight on social media about the passing or the failing rather of prop 205 guys. >> l

proposition 66. 51% voted yes. and california voted in favor of more gun regulations. 63% voted in favor of stricter laws. 37% voted against it. californians will need to undergo's background check to buy ammunition. the law also prohibits owning large capacity magazines. it will also be a crime not to report lost or stolen guns and there is a process for taking guns from people once they are convicted of a felony. lieutenant governor gavin newsom pushed for the gun control measures and legal recreational pot. he tweeted this morning, quote, a lot of people thought we were a special kind of crazy to take on the nra and dea in the same election, but here's the thing. californians don't back down from the difficult. >>> and turning to prop 61 on the prescription drug costs, voters did not pass this proposition despite senator bernie sanders' efforts. you probably saw his commercials. 54% voted no; 56% voted yes. >> and governor brown's efforts to get californians to vote no on proposition 53 paid off. 51% voted now o

and the latest results now for proposition 61.his would require all prescription drugs performed by the state to be priced at or below what the usz department of veteran affairs pays. you can see it is losing with 54% of the vote and 46 for it. 20% are reporting. >> the other major race is the race to replace democratic senator barbara boxer. kamala harris projected to win the race. harris leads loretta sanchez handly. >> that are is all for us right now. we will join coverage after this commercial break. >> we will of course hav >> we begin a half hour with the race for president. >> all the polls closed except for alaska. as we were looking at the popular vote, donald trump is slightly ahead with the popular vote. >> here's how the race stacks up in the electoral college. 270 is the magic number. at this moment as things have changed over the last two or three hours, donald trump has 244 electoral votes to hillary clinton's 209. >> hillary clinton is at the convention center in new york city and marcie congral ez has more. marci

proposition not passing. 54% no, 46% yes. at this hour, voters have backed proposition 66, that maintains the death penalty and speeds up the appeals process. still too close to call with a few more precincts reporting, but supporters, 51% no, 49%. saying it will save the state millions of dollar as year in court costs if that passes. state voters overwhelmingly approving proposition 57 -- >> california will legalize recreational use of marijuana. prop 64 is passing with 96% of the precincts reporting. alex savage here to talk about what it allows californians to do many. >> reporter: this means adults over the age of 21 can buy or possess up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plans. still, this morning, there is questions about the impact of 64 for law enforcement and the business community. hundreds of supporters for prop 64 came together south of market district last night. former san francisco mayor and lieutenant governor newsome on hand, one of the strongest backers of prop 64, he spoke and said the california

it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. it's time to vote yes the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. when legalizing safe, responsible adult use of marijuana, the most important questio

proposition 61. it impacts prescription drug prices. it would ban state agencies from paying more for a prescription drug than the lowest price paid by the v.a., the u.s. department of veterans affairs. supporters say the v.a. pays the lowest rates for prescription drugs of any government agency. opponents say it would increase prices if california passes this. reduce patient access to medicine because some of the drug companies may not go along with it or stop selling to california and hurt vets by increasing their prescription costs. >>> more people in cupertino will decide to do with a long-time fixture of silicon valley. two competing measures on the ballot have different approaches for redeveloping the valco mall. measure c would affirm the mall to be used for entertainment. dining, hotel and commercial purposes but not for office or residential spaces. measure d seeks to move forward with the $3 billion town center that was a specific plan to set aside space for housing, offices, commercial areas, schools and educational purposes.

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what can you tell us. >> supporters of proposition 106. delivered the first loud cheer of the night. here at the westen downtown. democratic headquarters. it was really the first amendment or proposition in which a result was announced. that result was a happy one here in this room. that patient is terminally ill. less than 6 months to live. a lot of cheers and emotion. when this was made tonight. we want to let everybody at home now that iowa has just gone to trump. we'll be updating you with a live map of the. iowa has just gone to trump. >> . more of that crumb -pblg blue wall. >> . paying close attention to local issues tonight. including amendment 72. that would have raised taxes on a pack of cigarettes to a dollar 75. per pack. t*rsz it's a major step back for colorado. to tobacco tax increases are the most effective ways to keep kids from where do you go from here. >> we stay the course. we revisit this. with voters. we were significantly out spent. and i think voters were indated with information about what this measure was and was

let's begin by talking about money. 17 propositions. that's a heavy ballot.ch measures are seeing the biggest spending? >> it's the one where big industries' profits are being threatened. drug companies are threatened by prop 61. big pharma has tribute econtribt 110 million dollar to detaet that. number two would be prop 56 the $2 a pack takts on cx on cigare. that has raised about 71 million dollar from the tobacco industry. both are vastly out spending the other side, the ones trying to get those measures passed. there are the death penalty. >> marijuana. >> surprisingly what hasn't attracted a lot of money is gun control. prop 63. a lot of what's in prop 63 is already in the the law. jerry brown signed a lot of it this year. also they looked at the polling. it was pretty clear it was going to pass. >> the soda tax measure is also seeing some money being thrown to the local measures. so lisa, how much of an impact does spending have? because for example, could it backfire? two years ago berkeley passed its soda tax measure even though the beverage industry

all the measures you are facing and all of the propositions.hat is like going to the right precinct is important. you can always go to the register of voters. go online or go to kron4.com. we have you covered on this. to double check that you are heading to the right location of the vote. again, a lot of passion out here for this general election as election day 2016 unfolds. here in walnut creek, back to you guys. >>> let's go back to tim coverage at the santa clara county registrar. for voters in san jose. what are things like? >> reporter: we are getting a workout. every time we plans, they are like, can you please move? there is personnel and carts being moved around. you can see how busy they are. it is getting much louder. i can tell you the volume has picked up. they are busy over the next couple of days. we just had a change of shift. you can see just how meticulous they are. these are the people that received the envelopes. they must have paper cuts for days. they say, no, it comes sliced. they take it out. they will make sure the ball

here is a closer look at some of the statewide proposition. proposition 60 requires the use of condoms in pornographic films -- that one failed -- >> 54% voted against prop 51, calling for tighter prescription drug prices. on drug prices. it was a very tight decision for the statewide bag ban, a ban for single use bags received the most support. 51-48%. upholding the law approved in 2014. prop 55 looked at where the 10- cent fee for bags go -- that means the fee will be kept by the grocer instead of going to the state environmental fund. >> college students, many of them first time voters, kept a close eye on the results in the north bay -- north bay -- there were cheers for both candidates during a viewing party. many said it was more fun witnessing history together rather tan in their dorm rooms when the night was over, reaction to the trump victory were equally passionate. >> my personal reaction is shock, sadness, i believe this will be a sad day in america and world's history and history will judge donald trump supporters and america for

and then there is proposition 64. it would make recreational use of marijuana legal for people age 21 and older. it includes detailed rules for the growing, selling and consumption of the drug. this is the result of a two- year analysis of the legalization of marijuana in washington and colorado. he says the california initiative is stricter but flexible if any future changes are needed. if it passes it will allow the growing and possession of marijuana immediately but it could take a year for retail sales of the drug to begin. for a complete list of all of the propositions on the ballot, just head off to ktvu.com. >>> now to developing news and a startling discovery in oakland this morning. about a block away from highland hospital. somebody abandoned a newborn baby. >> list are going door to door trying to find the baby's parents. alex savidge is in oakland with whackly what happened. alex. >> reporter: yeah. really an incredible story. good afternoon to you guys. two women who happened to be driving by heard the cr

then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone.nstead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. >> it all comes down to tonight when the winner of the fall classic will finally be decided and a 26-year-old man from california has a chance to end a 108-year-old world series drought. >> kyle hendricks will take the mound for the cubs. facing kluber. joel waldman has for on tonight's game. >> reporter: the season comes down to one game, the cubs and indians facing a do or die situation as each team tries to bringing home the first world championship in decades. the cubs' offense coming to life in game 6 giving chicago a 9-3 win over the indians after the grand slam and homers by rizzo and chris bryant. >> it is nice to build off of the last two games with the momentum. today obviously w

city leaders did this because they expect proposition 64 to pass. pass. >> passenger, prop 64, it won't be a crime, but at the same time, we don't want to allow to have the come division distribution without having regulations in place. >> reporter: without the regulations in place, the city of san jose is sending a clear message. ordinance reaffirming what the proposition states, individuals will be restricted to growing six plants inside. >> prop 64, if it were to pass would leave it to the city to permit these businesses and decide where they can go. >> >> reporter: they are concerned with the prolivation of unregulated businesses. >> we all remember two of three years ago when there were 120 clubs in town. they were operating how they wanted, alot of customer complaints, for folks like me striving to gain legitimacy in the industry, we don't want those kinds of players again. >> really throughout the state, they are looking at these issues in a fearful way. >> he is strongly against local control, saying it should ultimately be up to the voter.

we want to look at some of the results of statewide proposition.position 60 requires the use of condoms in pornographic films. 54% voted against that. prop 61 called for tighter prescription drug regulations. prop 63 received more than four million yes votes. it is passing that calls for background checks on ammunition and stricter guidelines when purchasing a firearm. firearm. >>> in oakland measure h-h passed. passed. >> right now, it's 4:40. coming up at 6:00, more on the damage done in the east bay as people took to the streets overnight. >> good morning, we have some pretty slow traffic in the east bay because of a crash on highway 4 that is still definitely blocking lanes and causing a huge backup in antioch. >> i won't sugar coat it. we have a nice, nice weather day, changes next week, enjoy the 70 to near 80-degree temperatures. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boar

you may have seen the tv ads for and against proposition 6. our political specialist shaun boyd gives them reality checks. >> of the ballot measures proposition 106 is the one people tell me they are most to options and opponents call it assisted suicide and they ads making their case. it would be similar to oregon's that has been in place for 19 years and which opponents say has fatal flaws. >> no psychiatric exam for symptoms and no doctor required to are present if problems arise. >> this is partially true. here is what you need to first, proposition 106 allows doctors to prescribe a lethal dose of medicine to someone that they have determined has six months or less to live. on the first claim a psychiatrist exam is not required. two doctors must say that person is mentally competent to make a decision or refer them to apsychiatrist or psychologist and they don't and people are worried they will doctor shop and there are insuresser maybe to drop treatment and saying they quantify conditions under a policy based on whether or not a person as

we watch these results from the state's proposition. hit >> reporter: at this stop the crowd at some of it reminds them of 2008 everyone over the disciplinary from chronic pain. tonight it reminds them of that because over what's going on line. as the same time a mixed message and then what's happening national life. and was lieutenant governor moving ahead of indirection a midpoint hit continuo but politics presented diversity embraced a difference as i continue with the progressive policies in the nation did pete and light and leadership save and recovery. >> pam: to death penalty on the ballot this year abolishing the that all the and 20 years on average the appeals process for those on death row or than 700 inmates on death row in san quentin. >> reporter: but it the gold standard and pollsters. and at trump but the most people did. hillary had a 70 percent chance donald had a 30 percent chance and note we hope there owens- illinois the senate. and with the florida. in the polls are so wrong the thing that's great about politics as

. >> let me make you a proposition. when donald trump becomes president of the united states we won't be paying ransom to terrorist sponsored states. hillary clinton started that disastrous agreement. >> when it comes to honesty donald trump continues to better clinton narrowly leading four points among voters and at the same time clinton significantly outperforms him on having the right temperament to serve as president. clinton polled 30% and trump 37. >> now it is up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box tomorrow. >> by the end of the day trump would have had five events in five states over just 12 hours. ted and heather, back to you. >>> busy day for both of those candidates. >>> joining me now is brian silva and we are almost there. >> it is a marathon. the 18 month marathon is about done. >> the polling going into tomorrow now again favors hillary clinton that you have been saying all along. is there any way donald trump makes up the room. it is about swing states. what does he have to do. >>

proposition 62 ends the death penalty. that wept down but proposition 66 passed by a narrow margin.o speed up executions by placing time limits on appeals for death row inmates. on average inmates spend more than 20 years on death row. and proposition 63 requires background checks fora.m. ammunition. >> the quar -- for a.m.ammunition -- for ammunition. >>> players speak out against donald trump. >> he is against black people, muslim people and women. this fairy tale about being post racially, it's all bull. >> he said he found the election results disheartens because trump is expressing publicly what many americans believe privately. >> we caught up with representative jackie spier. >> we have to look internally and recognize that our message has not been galvanizing support like it should. when 30% of latinos voted for donald trump, that's significant. >> she went on to say that democrats should not wallow in defeat but work with a republican majority in congress to get the economy going. >> it's not often that paramedics and medical emergency workers get to see their patients afte

. >> californians are critical choices on their ballots. 17 statewide propositions. the most we've seen in a quarter century for marijuana. >>> allegations of assault in the water. east bay police investigating a water polo player is accused of doing under the water that had nothing to do with the match. this is "today in the bay." i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. things heating up. are we warming up? >> by november standards heating up. weatherwise, nothing getting in the way of voting plans. this morning and later today we don't have much in the way of patchy fog this morning. 50s around the south bay and a pretty mild start. close to 60 in san francisco and berkeley right now. here is your hour-by-hour outlook. patchy fog we're watching through about 9:00 a.m. and you'll see the temperatures by 4:00, most of the bay area today soaring into the mid 70s. let's see how things are shaping up. >> can't do the red, white and blue theme. we'll stick with green and yellow and red. but it's all green. one patch of slowing westbound 580 we have

then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. >>> happening now, we posted photos of a dump truck that rolled into an east bay family's backyard and a former usf surgeon has been arrested on suspicion of prescribing opioid m narcotics. more news in a minute. frm >>> new at 6:00, sometimes all you need is a list. an oakland man's dreams are taking flight all thanks to a police officer who simply took the time to get to know a man he passed every day. among a sea of closing signs, the quincy car, the 32-year-old doesn't know it yet but he's about to be back in business. >> a dream come true. >> reporter: six months ago, oakland police sergeant spotted him on edge water, spinning signs for a furniture shop to make ends meet. he learned

propositions in addition to all the candidate races. >> i think the city hall will get crowded. right now you can come in and there is no line. imagine that in san francisco where you can get a benefit of citizenship and there is no line. >> voters in san francisco can cast ballots atty hall now until election day. starting on saturday the election's department will have the curve side dropoff locations outside of city hall. >>> prop 64 on the state ballot would legalize the recreational use of marijuana. city leaders in san francisco are trying to figure out how they would impliment that if it is passed. how will dispensaries should they allow. should smoking marijuana in public be permitted. if so where? there are a lot of questions that need answers. >> reporter: at the green cross on mission street a steady stream of patients came to get their medical marijuana. owner predicts in voters pass proposition 64 and legalize marijuana for recreational use in california, implement. ing the new law may not be as simple as it sounds. st released golden state post shows 64% rate of 64

it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. concerned that's making san francisco's awful traffic problems even worse. the san francisco treasurer's office estimates there are 45-thousand drivers in town... working for lyft, uber or similar companies. the municipal transit agency >>> more and more people are becoming drivers for right healing services and some are concerned that it's making the awful traffic problems even worse. the treasurers office estimates there are 45,000 drivers in town working for lyft, lou or similar companies. the municipal transit agency told the san francisco examiner it's required -- it's requested data but they have not -- those companies have not provided any preparation. -- information. >>> this change is in response to criticism the tech giant received as apple recently announced the macbook pro was redesigned. when they did that customers expressed outrage that apple was forcing new owners to update all the peripherals to usb see, the new macbook pros did not ship with adapters. >>> trading kic

. >> be honest, if proposition 64 fails at the ballot box november 8, recreational marijuana use will still take place here in the bay area. if it does pass, san jose is big sure the hard work regulating medical marijuana dispensaries in the city doesn't go up in smoke. >> we are hitting "pause," and tolling everyone, we have 16 responsible decision expenseries today that are providing marijuana to those patients who need it medically. it is time for us to ensure that no one believes they can just come in without a permit and follow the rules. all the city manager is recommending the council pass an ordinance of urgency. it would make it explicitly clear to entrepreneurs that commercial recreational marijuana activities are not allowed here in san jose. it would confirm nonmedical marijuana is restricted to six live plans and cannot be grown outdoors. proposition 64 supporters question is the need for an ordinance. >> complete waste of time and taxpayer money and city resources. >> james anthony specializes in medical marijuana law and said everything addressed in the ordinance is alr

then be sure to vote yes on proposition 55. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. it's time to vote yes not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> new at 10:00 the santa clara sheriff's office is hoping that surveillance video will help them find a serial burglar. this man burglarized four businesses in the cambria plaza shopping center. he broke into a togo sandwich shop, a florist, and a nail shop. anyone with information is asked to call the santa clara sheriff's office. >>> bart officials are condemning the s

voters easily approved proposition 64. it allows californians to buy, possess and transport up to an ounce of marijuana starting today. they can also grow as many as six plants in their home. it remains illegal to smoke in public. the state now has until january 1st, 2018 to come up with a system for licensing and taxing it. the law also allows those with prior marijuana convictions to petition the courts to revisit their case if it would now be legal under the new law. >>> voters also approved proposition 56, a tax increase on tobacco products and e-cigarette, money that would increase health care fund willing for low-income californians. >> and californians also approved prop 63 by a wide margin in fact. the measure imposes mandatory background checks for the purchase of gun ammunition and a ban on large capacity magazines. >> here in the bay area voters approve two contentious tax measures. voters in three counties said yes to b.a.r.t.'s measure rr which would increase property taxes to raise money to face the aging inf

a hard fight, no on proposition 205 outspent the initiative fact or. and it is double what the yes team spent. they say it is not even close to being over yet. >> we never expected it to be tonight. we did not expect an answer night. and it is playing out as we expected. >> this has been an education campaign. we want to make sure that voters are left with fact your and there are a lot of facts to really digest. we've seen it in colorado. we don't have to look far to see the consequences. >> i just, a - - an e-mail from the campaign moments ago. they wear confident with the numbers now. >> we are watching with other states as well, california voting yes on recreational marijuana. we are also looking at nevada, massachusetts, and mean. >>> and the interim wage rising $12 per hour. arizona and residents are voting overwhelmingly. voting, some people waiting in line two or three hours from now, now, there were computer issues that caused a bottleneck. and the line still stretched out the door. some voters did not make the deadline. >> i saw a lot of peopl

proposition 56, that's going to add, if passed, $2 to the cost of a pack of tobacco cigarettes.he tobacco industry defeated a similar proposal in 2012 and has spent $75 million in hopes of repeating that outcome. proposition 61, that would require the state to purchase drugs for medical patients and state employees at the same rate paid by the u.s. government. the pharmaceutical industry has spent more than $110 million in opposition to this proposal. now, there are 14 others, michelle, as you said, 14 others including propositions on gun control, california's plastic bag ban, two on capital punishment, and these are all complicated. they require a lot of effort to fully understand. >> a wide variety on the local level as well. >> yeah. but you know what? of all these things, and there are many, minimum wage, for example, other things like that, land use, still the transportation issue is the most dominant of all. san francisco al meeda, contra costa voters have been asked to modernize b.a.r.t. and santa clara voters have been asked to support a $6.5 billion proposal that would

proposition 215 only required a physician to recommend not to prescribe. that may seem like semantics, like the state was playing word games. that was the dea's position but california later convinced the ninth circuit it made a difference. that, in fact, when a doctor simply recommend marijuana, all that entails is having a conversation with the patient were you declared you might benefit from the use of marijuana, the ninth circuit declared that was protected speech under the first amendment. as a practical matter that meant the dea could punish doctors for issuing the recommendation even though it could punish them for issuing a prescription. so every state following california's adoption of proposition 15 come every other state that adopted medical marijuana law has followed california and requires only a recommendation to a color different things, a written certification and so on. they do not require a prescription. i second what the states have worked around federal laws, the states have found ways to defuse the threat of federal crackdowns on marij

as for proposition 66, which was the other death penalty proposition, that one would reform death penaltyosing shorter limits on how long you can review it and allowing inmates to be transferred between facilities. ÷it is beginning to win. too close to call. 99%. it is razor thin. 41% say ÷no. 50.9% say yes.ío5 that one looks like it is leaning toward being approved. we will have to see how that comes down. and raising the minimum wage. measure bb andire measure cc1 city sponsored. one was a bell initiative from sanderson's we will see how up. one increases minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2019. it went 4ódown. measure cc was approved. é get these numbers corrected for you. the long and short of it is, neither of them will take effect. something interesting happened. both sides actualpme together and worked out a compromised deal behind closed doors. that is the plan the city of ill go forward with in terms of raising the minimum wage. >> thank you. >>> california attorney general, kamala harris replacing barbara boxer in the senate. african-american to represent california in the senate.