again my name is richy greenberg. you can find more information bl about my campaign and my information at richygreenberg.com. i i'm an endorsed gop candidate, and the lgbt landowners group. i have three core values that i'm going to bring to my candidacy and to bring to the mayor's office: accountability, up lifting the quality of life, and returning a respectable amount of law and order, using these three principles, we can take care of any problem, any issue that we have here in this city. accountability is very, very important. and what i've learned over the past couple of months, joining my colleagues here and candidates, going around to different forums is that no one was talking about accountability until i started talking about it. it's very interesting and very strange, but this is important on so many levels. we have to ensure that anyone that we appoint, if i'm going to bring in to my administration, a department heads, commission heads, they're going to be accountable to me, and i'm going to be accountable

my name is richy greenberg. i'm running for san francisco mayor, and it's a pleasure to be here. thank you for inviting me and thank you for the organizers. i live in the richmond district. i'm here in san francisco now for approximately 17 years. i'm a start-up consultant, business advisor, and originally i'm from queens new york which is one of the most diverse communities in the united states. back there in queens, we had every possible nationality, religion, race, and that has been part of me for my entire life. as a business advisor, i help small mom and pop shops get their start. this is where i come from, this is what i want to do, along with help installing three core values in my candidacy, which is one, accountability in city hall, to uplift the quality of life, and time is up. you're going to have to wait until the next time i get to speak. i respect that. thank you. >> thank you very much. jane kim. >> good evening. it is really a pleasure to be here today, and i just want to thank the league of women voters and everyone ftonight. thank you so much for coming. i had t

.>> reporter: richie greenberg is the only republican in the race. he wants to bring accountability, respectability and law and order to uplift the quality of life in the city. for the t time, you can go to city hall and go to the elections department on tuesday and register to vote due to a recent state law. amber lee, ktvu . >>> some of the candidates in the government race came to the bay area for last-minute campaigning. former los angeles mayor, antonio de la rosa -- legros -- antonio villaraigosa was in town along with his campaign meets. the top two finishers face off in november. stay with us at ktvu and ktvu plus provides election coverage today anughout the evening. on ktvu plus coverage starts at 7 pm. on ktvu fox 2 we have complete coverage of election results on the 10 pm and 11 pm news.>>> extra security and counselors will be at valley middle school in pleasantville and possibly for the rest of the week. after a 13-year-old valleyview student was arrested and accused of threatg students at the school. the fbi alerted police of a messag

former president of the board of supervisorsng a almo lchl -- alliotto, ellen leigh zao and richie greenberg. we know that putting yourself out there and running for office is not only a difficult thing to do, but i know there are so many people in this city who supported all of those candidates. and i have said from the very beginning, whether you voted for me or not, as mayor i will be your mayor too. [ cheers and applause ] we know that so many people care about the city. so many people care about making sure that we're coming together to address these most challenging issues. and i am prepared to make sure that i do everything i can to work together, to bring the board of supervisors together, to bring everyone together for the purpose of solving our most challenging problems. we won't get there without making sure we're all working together. so i am excited to be here. and i just wanted to come out after senator leno's announcement. but tomorrow, i will have more to say. i will be able to provide you with a location and a place we will be making longer comments. but for today, i didn't

supervisor angela alioto and republican richie greenberg are also on the ballot.reed with a slight over leno with kim in third. ( james ) and there are two statewide primaries taking place today including the race to become california's next governor. the most recent poll shows former san francisco mayor gavin newsom with a big lead over the rest of the field. republican businessman john cox was in second place... followed by former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. because of california's open primary system... the top two vote getters will be on the ballot in november regardless of party. the other statewide race is for u-s senator. dianne feinstein could face a toughter primary than originally expected after failing to get the endorsement of the state democratic party. the party was split between endorsing feinstein and her opponent kevin de leon. ( james ) kron-4 is your álocal election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage tonig

siness owner, richie greenberg is the only republican running.e wants to bring accountability, respectability, law and order to uplift the quality of life. for the first time tomorrow, san franciscans can come down to city hall, go to the elections department and register to vote thanks to a recent state law. julie. >> amber lee live downtown. last-minute campaigning, former l.a. mayor led san franscs mi distric wespoke with riders at the glen park station. the latest you see berkeley poll, aaron persky and john cox led the pack. they in november. >>> voters in nine bay area cou increase in bridge tolls for transportation infrastructure. they would gradually increase tolls on the seven state owned bridges in the bay area the tolls go up y bridge. dollars over the next sev years. supporters say the money generated will help fund major transportation projects including extensions of the south bay, 300 new train cars, and an ext to downtown san francisco. 70% of the money would go to public transit. tolls on the golden gate bridge are not affected b

and richie greenberg with 53% of the precincts reporting. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at london breed's election watch party. very good night for her. trrpt sure-s dan. london breed appeared before this large, loud, and happy crowd of supporters about 45 minutes ago. her supporters of course have been keeping track of the early returns by looking at the tv monitors here. she spoke about how important her family is. this party by her niece. she said to the crowd, and let me quote, we all have a voice, no matter what neighborhood we come from, unquote. and that of course is a reference to the fact that she was born and raised around violence and poverty in the western edition, a district she now represents. she then came over here to the riser and talked to reporters. take a listen. >> hey, everybody! wow! i think i'm talking about proposing things that are bold and hopefully can make the difference that people want to see. we need to address homelessness in a different way, not the bureaucratic way. reforming our mental health system and also building more house. the kind of thin

rounding out the top six, we have angela alioto, and richie greenberg. >> they're looking to fill theacant by the unexpected passing of mayor ed lee, who died in december. let's get more political insight on what's happening. >> our panel of experts is upstairs at our roundtable desk. led by randy. >> thanks, we are with scott wilson of the washington post, michael walkie, severs supervisor, and tom w carl, the former state chair of the republican party. san francisco mayor, -- if you were to look at the results now, you would think london breed is in good shape . with ranked choice voting, she's not necessarily in good shape. she is leading, but in a week or two , she may be in second or third. >> what's interesting is that she is ahead by 12,000 votes, but behind the first two -- there 42,000 votes that have yet to be transferred. if we recall the oakland mayor's race, where don parada had a 12,000 lead after the first round and ended up losing, i don't think anyone can feel comfortable yet. >> london breed any second now, we will stop talking, is london breed speaking? do you want

supervisor angela alioto and republican richie greenberg are also on the ballot.ith kim in third. ( james ) also in san francisco... there is meassure "e" which would prohibit local tobacco retailers from selling flavored tobacco. supportes of the bill say flavored tobacco is specifically marketed towards kids. opponents of the bill say prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products could end up hurting business for some of the smaller tobacco retailers in the city. ( james ) kron-4 is your álocal election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage tonight -- when the returns start coming in at 8 o'clock. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. ( james ) the man who planned a christmas day bombing and shooting attack at san francisco's pier 39 will spend 15 years in prison. everitt jameson pleaded guilty to attempting to aid a terrorist organization. prosecutors say the former tow truck driver from modesto told undercover age

vote june 5th for a level headed and clear thinking candidate, richie greenberg. bles francis d god blesse united states of america. [♪] >> hi, i am jane came in over the last rock from on-site talked to san franciscans and every corner of rma didn't there's an amazing city. i've been invited into your living rooms, visited senior centres and visited families and children before and after school. in every way -- everywhere i go i hear the same concern that we are losing our friends, neighbours, and our middle-class. residents are worried that they maybe next to be forced out of the city tongs been known as a sanctuary for all of us. san francisco can and must do better. and people are understandably worried but have also been inspired by our neighbours who are committed to fighting together. for the san francisco we all love. i'm running for mayor of this amazing city to lead that fight for san francisco. and i will make cleaning our streets a top priorit i will double the numbers of street cleaners and public toilets, expanding progress to higher homeless individ