issues, signatures just changed so much over time. understandable where you're coming from. the county clerk and want to get a hold of him and say they are processing value right now in georgia. we don't have a signature match on you, can you confirm this issue ballot? they might ask you to come in. but in georgia, remember, georgia has this driver's license number on their ballots now. i would almost guarantee your signature is not going to matter much. it's going to domestic into the driver's file. host: this story that we've talked about for a week or so now, adelphia's district attorney now suing to stop the one million dollars daily giveaway from elon musk pro-trump political group, saying content is indisputably an unlawful lottery that violates pennsylvania's consumer protection laws. what do you think about this? guest: i can't speak to the state laws in pennsylvania, but i can speak the federal laws against vote buying. a federal statute has been on the hook for decades because it is a crime for anyone to offer payment or rec

she tells me in just 90 minutes, this evening, she gathered 85 signatures. gracias por venir in spanish. martha barajas thanked people who came to support her in richmond friday. her 16 year old son, ricky funes barajas, was killed here along busy ohio avenue by a suspected drunk driver two months ago. it's definitely ups and downs, ups and downs. not a day that goes by that i don't drop a tear for my son. very. we miss him so much. on july 30th, shortly after midnight, barajas says a 30 year old suspected drunk driver was speeding in his blue car when he crashed into her son's black mustang. he was pulling out of a parking space in front of a relative's home. the teen died at the scene. the suspect faces multiple charges, including murder, and is being held at the martinez detention facility. a community member is now. mom has started a petition to gather signatures to ask the judge not to lower the suspect's $1.1 million bail. at a hearing scheduled for october 15th. why does he, this drunk driver, get a chance to go home with the bail reduction? it's like

that's probably 5, 6,000 signatures. but they need to gather more than that because not every signature will qualify. once registrar goes through and vets so need to gather all those signatures that puts it on the ballot. it will be. it qualifies. that would be a yes or no vote, assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we will appoint or have a special election after that. and my i'm on the record as continue to believe that special elections are better because they're competitive and we want to let people choose their representatives. but we'll have to see what the council icing. okay. were there any signs from your time working with tours that he might be involved in any sort of inappropriate behavior? >> know, unfortunately, that this really blindsided me and others at city hall that it would be the allegations are incredibly disturbing and his words, his own words in the affidavit in this text messages are discussed that's

that is jackie's signature with one slight problem. >> the experts also confirm it's jackie's signature but there is something strange. >> their last name is hawks with an s, and she wrote jackie hawk, and somebody else came in later and wrote in an s. that's inconsistent with her signature. >> former district attorney matt murphy believes jackie may have been secretly trying to alert someone they were in deep trouble. >> she wanted to send a signal to somebody in the future that something here is not right now. >> skyler's hauled back in for questioning. >> what's going on? >> we got a warrant for your arrest for money laundering. >> remember, during skyler's early interrogation, he confessed to laundering money for a mexican drug deal? it's enough to cuff skylar. >> i can hear i shouldn't try and help you guys out and then i get in trouble. >> jennifer can be heard in the background making demands before her husband is off to jail. >> you know, his daughter, jahmai. >> i think the best thing to do is just get him out of here. >> when detectives check the converted garage skylar has be

. >> the signature was definitely way off.rything was no, no, no, just screaming, this is not right. this is a fraud. >> philbrick swore in an affidavit that wasn't her signature. >> this is the what they showed you that was what they showed me and i. >> yeah, that's not even close to my signature. it's very loop. >> based on philbrick's affidavit, riley's lawyers rushed into court to stop the sale of graceland. a judge issued a temporary injunction the day before it was set to go for auction. it took nearly three more months to find the alleged mastermind. >> the suspect has been charged in a complicated scheme to steal graceland and defraud the family of elvis presley. >> in mid-august, 53 year old lisa finley was arrested in the ozarks. and can you believe this? they got her on the same day that elvis died, 47 years earlier. federal prosecutors charging the missouri woman with mail fraud and aggravated identity theft. finley has pled not guilty and is in jail awaiting trial. she and her attorneys did not respond to our requ

and as a result that requires verification of the signature of the of the on the on the most. and so we have to open we have to verify the signature and all those things before we can actually except that balance simply because comes by mail. but we want to make sure that that's a person who actually sent them ballot. ian. >> whether our minds votersh they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website and that allows voters to track your ballot every step of the way. one to 10, the secretary of state will send you this message indicating it was received. >> and counting. >> ballots that were postmarked on or before election day and arrived at an elections office no later than one week after election day will still count county elections offices have until one month after the election to certify the results and then the secretary of state's office has an additional week to issue a final statewide certification while statewide. it will still be a while until all the votes are processed and counted after we ran this sto

to those on file. >> it cannot get counted without a signature . >> why is a signature important >> the signature authenticates the ballot. >> were people out there say there is no verification, your response? >> are. >> seen in word personal information for the sake of privacy. >> this is the most human part of the process. it is pretty different. this one is a full name. at this point, the returned ballot is rejected for further review. >> even with the safeguards and reforms, some michigan republicans do not have faith in the process like your neighboring macomb county, which trump carried twice . you are no fan of vote by mail ? >> i hate it. drop boxes are terrible because people stuff anything in the boxes they voted by mail. >> you just told me you voted by mail. >> once. to get to the township and put it inside the building of the court office. >> you saw it go in. >> i saw it go in. >> four years ago this was a hot spot. >> yes, it was. someone posted on social media, asking for every republican in the state of michigan to come to detroit. it was so crowded, to the point wh

and as a result that requires verification of the signature of the of the on the on the most. and so we have to open we have to verify the signature and all those things before we can actually except that balance simply because comes by mail. but we want to make sure that that's a person who actually sent that ballot. ian. >> weather reminds voters they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website and that allows voters to track your ballot every step of the way. one to 10, the secretary of state will send you this message indicating it was received. >> and counting. >> ballots that were postmarked on or before election day and arrived at an elections office no later than one week after election day will still count county elections offices have until one month after the election to certify the results and then the secretary of state's office has an additional week to issue a final statewide certification while statewide. it will still be a while until all the votes are processed and counted after we ran this story

what happens if it doesn't match the signature? so they verify just based on the signature. it is only, here's what you need. you are always, uh thank you so much. what american media outlets are also reporting groups associated with the horace campaign have allegedly offered to pay social media influencers, considerable amounts to promote her candidacy, even suggesting a so called creates. her portal has been set up a lot of bloggers to apply for the job. one popular influencer laid out it's how that apparently works. it was let me take this off the internet and i guess i change my mind because everything into other craters that i followed come forward with the same experience as i did the donald trump riley. couple days ago in our internal sean and i went live at it and its just so cool. it's a little that the very next day i get an e mail and is a management company that is looking for influencers to attend the kamala harris riley. a couple of days before the election, they're looking for people who can essentially cited a supported other side and they switched to read a

with the driver's license number so you get your ballot in the first place but then we have signature match when we receive those. verified and separated and then you'll begin the scanning process and press the tabulation early with the sequester. and then we know they've been scanned in the 17 days of early voting we have and they meet on tuesday and tabulate that so they're ready to report at 7:01. we had four counties, five counties i give a shoutout to, four counties reported their early results before 7:01. that's how fast they were uploading it because they have this little contest now to see who they can do it the quickest. that's what we put in there and who wins? the voters win. because they saw these results and started saying oh, it looks like this person might be winning and that person was president trump and we knew that by 10:00 because we posted those results so quickly. mr. palmer: on the flip side, you don't need to call out individual states but there are ways to design your election system where the ballots wouldn't be ready to be counted on election night as the p

the my signature? what happens if it doesn't match the signature? so they verify just based on the signature. it is only here's what you need. you are always uh thank you so much. and in an election year with so many twists and surprises of social media, star squirrel has become a scandal that could even effect the election results. yes, it has the squirrel him peanuts was use an ice up lead by new york state, causing a furious online at reaction with tech talking even musk even urging that the americans vote for the routing trumps running measured events has criticized peanuts that sent in saying that authorities are ignoring the big issue such as immigration, wiley, eliminate pets. have you seen the videos of this squirrel? he's like, he's a genius very was unfortunately, but the same government doesn't care about hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant criminals coming into our country. doesn't want us to have pets. so crazy as to the craziest thing to what peanuts was seized from his own or, and

driver's license, then they'll let you come in and fix that signature. so there's all these processes, some required by courts, others just by state lawmakers making sure that every vote can count. and it takes a long time. so i guess the pushback is at least we're doing it the right way. we're not going to set any race records here, but at least we're doing it the right way. well said. there, california close races. there are a few here. are they going republican? are they going democrat? what do we know? right now? well, what we know right now is that the waves of ballots come in with first early votes. there is a lot of homeowners vote earlier. a lot of older voters mail their ballots early. those are the first ones counted. the second batch counted is people that go in person. they use the machines. those ballots are heavily republican. in some counties, it will be like a 30 point republican advantage of those people that vote in person at vote centers. and then the last ballots that get counted are those people that mail in their ballots over the we

accomplishment, i think the issue functioned in the first couple years as a signature failure. >> harris promises as president she'll keep pushing. >> when i am president, we are going to finally pass the john lewis voting rights act and the freedom to vote act. >> kamala is committed to voting rights and democracy reform, and i think it's actually going to be essential that she run on that message. >> but passing any voting rights legislation likely comes down to winning both the house and the senate. >> if those things don't happen, then the possibility of passage of things like voting rights completely evaporates. >> still, as a candidate, harris is making voting rights one of her signature issues. all while some republicans are accusing her of subverting the will of voters. >> our fellow americans. >> after president biden's decision to pull out of the race. >> republicans have tried to frame the coronation of harris or her elevation as anti-democratic. >> we have somebody that hasn't received one vote for president, and she's running. >> there were even voices within the democratic

that's because the voter signature on each ballot return envelope is matched with the signature. the state already has on file. we have machines that can match it. and if the match is not guaranteed in terms of the machine itself, then we actually do hand hand verification if for some reason you don't sign that ballot, we will try to find you. >> we will actually see that every ballot is coded. so we know your dress. we can basically go and try to find people and have them come in and sign their ballot. so we make every effort those remaining votes could make all the difference in the weeks to come in a handful of close legislative and congressional races across the state that are still too close to call. the systems we have in place are really robust. >> but it also means that it slows down the process a little bit. and that's that's a, you know, compromise. we have to deal with. and congress is scheduled to certify the electoral college presidential results in early january officially proclaiming donald trump is the winner and incoming president of the united states reporting i

that's probably 5, 6,000 signatures.ut they need to gather more than that because not every signature will qualify. once registrar goes through and vets need to gather all those signatures that puts it on the ballot. it will be it qualifies. that would be a yes or no vote, assuming he's recalled, which i i suspect who would be and hope that he would be, then it would go back to the city council to decide if we will pa election after that. and my i'm on the record. continue to believe that special elections are better because they're competitive and we want to let people choose their representatives. but we'll have to see what the council icing. okay. there any signs from your time working with tours that he might be involved in any sort of inappropriate behavior? no, unfortunately, that this really blindsided me and others at city hall. it it would be the allegations are incredibly disturbing and his words, his own words in the affidavit in this text messages are discussed that's why he's lost the faith of the community

like and also be able to see the adversaries or the signature as well as the magnetic spectrum. we have given them the tools to review that and then make decisions about how they arrayed themselves to reduce their signature. i think some of the feedback was that that was probably the best signature reduction of a command post while. so we are seeing that reflected in the command on the ground and how they are thinking about how to employ their forces and i think that is a really good news story but it is also because they are watching what is happening in southwest asia and what is happening in ukraine, transparency of the battlefield cannot be overstated. so i think that is one of the other big things i would underscore. >> going smaller and more agile versus the huge command post we have seen in the past, what are some of the trade-offs to consider when reducing that footprint? great benefits, but what are some of the downsides you are discovering as you go through some experimentation, evaluation in the last year or so? >> i will take a stab and then refer to general morrison

so they verify just based on the signature and it is only years. i mean, why is the thank you so much? yeah, really interesting isn't it? while american media outlets are also reporting groups associated with the harvest campaign of allegedly offered to pay, social media influencers considerable amounts to promote her candidacy, even suggesting a so called creator portal has been set up allowing bloggers to apply for the job. one popular influence related how that party all works. i was going to keep this off the internet and i got to change my mind. because after seeing 2 other craters, that i followed come forward with the same experience as in the donald trump riley . couple days ago in our internal sean and i went live at it and it's just so cool . it's a little that the very next day i get an e mail and is a management company that is looking for influencers to attend the kamala harris rally. a couple of days before the election, they're looking for people who can essentially cited a supported other side and they switched to read a post the co

while in arizona verifying signatures on early ballots can cause delays. in nevada a different challenge. ballots get counted up to four days after the election. so long as they're post-marked by november 5th. all potentially resulting in a days-long gap between when polls close and when the race is finally called. >> we've seen that as a real period of vulnerability for people to try to undermine confidence in the results. >> we did win this election. >> reporter: former president trump seized on that period of uncertainty in 2020 to fuel a false narrative the election was stolen and has been trying to cast doubts on the results of this election. >> they cheat. that's the only way we're going to lose, because they cheat. >> reporter: and already the lawsuits have started flying. nearly 200 and counting. in georgia officials had concerns over new rules passed by the pro-trump state election board, including one mandating a hand count of all ballots after polls close. >> there's absolutely no reason to pass new rules this close to an election. >> reporter:

the us also, of course, not signature is and israel's chief ally at that time. david lam, a in opposition. now the phone secretary said that labor would comply should this happen and they'd be in office where they all know an office and very quickly off to they gained office in july. the new government under kissed on revoked, reversed that policy. and said they wouldn't any longer be launching a legal complaint against this process. the law would be solved and based on the sup, separation of powers, this was a mattress centrally for the court. and for the chief prosecutor, remember that is not the same thing as saying that the government supported the idea of warrants being issued at, but i think they will be, will certainly legally obliged to. they will also on the basis of allow me statement be politically applied, i think, to support these words when a response comes. jonah, thank you very much for this strand, whole lives there in london. let's speak some more about this. not to me of gordon, a professor of international law queen mary university of london.

and as a result that requires verification of the signature of the of the on the on the most. so we have to open we have to verify the signature and all those things before we can actually except that balance simply because comes by mail. but we want to make sure that that's a person who actually sent that ballot. ian. >> whether our minds voters, they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website and that allows voters to track your ballot every step of the way. one to 10, the secretary of state will send you this message indicating it was received. >> and counting. >> ballots that were postmarked on or before election day and arrived at an elections office no later than one week after election day will still count. county elections offices have until one month after the election to certify the results and then the secretary of state's office has an additional week to issue a final statewide certification while statewide. it will still be a while until all the votes are processed and counted after we ran this story

tell us about the signatures you see? >> yes, yes, yes. about that for coat, in chicago, it is cold here, so the black woman for coat is like a signature, my friend had to leave because she's on a panel at 3:00, she had to leave but literally i was talking to somebody and she was like trader joe's and i saw somebody with a fur coat in jordan, it was natalie and i'm like it was natalie, right and my coat is like everything is glamorous no matter what we are doing it is like we do things big and we do the really boldly. and i think that we kind of take that with us. a lot of the trends especially those that started here and moved from chicago, talk about fashions there, the actual fashions show, it was a big deal it is big, wasn't just in chicago. it went all around the world. you could talk about we are going to be anywhere from mississippi to new york and then she would go places like paris and milan and demand if you don't have enough black models we are not going to work with you or do these things so it is like we do things big and we d

every single signature, every signature is checked with human eyes. go through our machines, capture the signature, and then someone is looking at them, comparing them. so speaking of your machines, you said you'll probably be about a month before you get all these counted. what do you to say somebody who's sitting at home who is eligible to vote but isn't going to vote today for whatever reason? what would you say to them to get them somebody that's eligible that isn't well, they need to vote. every vote matters, no matter how old you are. if you're the first time voter or if you're a voter that has voted in every election, every vote is exactly the equal everyone should vote. evelyn, thank you very much for getting up early, i appreciate it. again, we're at the office of the registrar of voters, one of the many locations here in the south bay and throughout the bay area. polls open at 7:00 reporting live here in san jose. bob redell today in the bay. all right. good to know, bob. thank you. well, today there's some voting history in the east bay. th

. >> well, it's actually my signature. that's really my signature. so it's really special.'m just, you know, it's just you have to pinch yourself that this is like your life, and it's. i just feel so blessed and so fortunate. >> and i apologize that niners game did not go to overtime. still daylight saving but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you think you have ga, don't wait. treatments are available. ask a retina specialist about fda-approved treatments for ga and go to gawontwait.com these hands are working hands. my hands are the most askimportant tools i have.out fda-approved treatments for ga you need to take care of them. that's where o'keeffe's comes in. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if

of the op force signature as well as in the electromagnetic spectrum. giving them the tools to do that and then makere decisions about how they arrayed themselves to reduce theired signature. that was also some of the feedback jrotc was that was probably the best signature reduction of a command post that they had seen in a while. and so that also -- were seeing it reflected in on the ground how they are thinking about how to employ the forces. i think that's a really good news story. but it's also because they are watching what's happening in southwest asia or what is happening in the ukraine, the transparency of the battlefield cannot be overstated. that's one of the other big things i would underscore. >> going smaller for a huge command post sounds great to have us back in the tank to coordinate missions but also sounds great. what are some of the trade-offs to consider when reducing that footprint? they are great benefits of course but waters of the downsides you are discovering as you go through some of the experimentation, evaluation in the past

first acknowledge is the signature verification process slows everything down. says that ensure safeguards in preventing voter fraud mention our votes that come by mail. and as a result that requires verification of the signature of the of the on the on the most. and so we have to open lives. we have to verify the signature and all those things before we can actually except that balance simply because comes by mail. but we want to make sure that that's a person who actually sent that ballot. ian. >> weather reminds voters they can track their ballot by signing up for the where's my ballot feature on the secretary of state's website and that allows voters to track your ballot every step of the way. one to 10, the secretary of state will send you this message indicating it was received. >> and counting. >> ballots that were postmarked on or before election day and arrived at an elections office no later than one week after election day will still count county elections offices have until one month after the election to certify the results and then the secretary of

that's because the voter signature on each ballot return envelope is matched with the signature. state already has on file. we have machines that can match it. and if the match is not guaranteed in terms of the machine itself, then we actually do hand hand verification if for some reason you don't sign that ballot, we will try to find you. >> we will actually see that every ballot is coded. so we know your dress. we can basically go and try to find people and have them come in and sign their ballot. so we make every effort those remaining votes could make all the difference in the weeks to come in a handful of close legislative and congressional races across the state that are still too close to call the systems we have in place are really robust. >> but it also means that it slows down the process a little bit. and that's that's a, you know, compromise. we have to deal with. and congress is scheduled to certify the electoral college presidential results in early january officially proclaiming donald trump is the winner and incoming president of the united states reporting in sac

that's because the voter signature on each ballot return envelope is matched with the signature. the state already has on file. we have machines that can match it. and if the mask is not guaranteed in terms of the machine itself, then we actually do hand hand verification if for some reason you don't sign that ballot, we will try to find you. >>we will actually see thththth every ballot is coded. so we know your dress. we can basically go and try to find people and have them come in and sign their ballot. so we make every effort those remaining votes could make all the difference in the weeks to come in a handful of close legislative and congressional races across the state that are still too close to call the systems we have in place are really robust. >>but it also means that it slows down the process a little bit. and that's that's a, you know, compromise. we have to deal and congress is scheduled to certify the electoral college presidential results in early january officially proclaiming donald trump is the winner and incoming president of the united states reporting in sacr

the north korean lieutenant general affixes his signature. truce accomplished, the communists are called to moscow. >> red chinese troops, relieved from the korean front, were transferred to southeast asia to lead wars in vietnam and lewis. described by khrushchev as quote, revolutionary wars. these are not only possible but inevitable, and will continue to get communist support. khrushchev describes the cuban situation as peoples wars of liberation, and sacred wars. communists must not only support such wars but lead them. khrushchev points out, i quote, where transition to communism meets no determined resistance, it can be brought about peacefully. otherwise, communists must encourage armed uprising and civil war, end quote. there was no determined resistance to communism in british guyana. >> the example of georgetown, british guyana, 1953. communist intrigue lders here. accused of it, the head of the people's progressive party. communist propaganda literature is confiscated but they have their foot in the door and soon control british gu

on the envelope, comparing those signatures to what we have on record for the voters. then we open the envelopes, pull the ballots out, and we scan them. >> those ballots will be the first to be counted on election day. >> we're just picking the information up from the cards and essentially storing it until after the polls close on election day. then we'll tabulate. >> across the bay area, many early voting centers will be open saturday and monday for people to vote in person. >> the turnout is significantly greater than we anticipated in contra costa county. >> the registrar says they're already seeing long lines at their sites at all five sites, we're seeing just an order of magnitude that's just very significant. >> so those voters are are waiting in long lines in order to use our ballot marking devices to cast their ballot. >> other early voting options are rolled out and ready. >> venmo ballot. >> ballot drop boxes are being staffed with workers who can receive mail in ballots at secure sites through the weekend. until election day. voters also can drop their mail

. >>> and the shimmy that became donald trump's signature dance moves now taking over the sports world. how it went from the campaign trail to the field and beyond. it's thursday, november 21, "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. a bomb cyclone is battering the northwest. the storm claiming at least two lives in washington state, as large trees crashed on homes, cars and buses. the system bringing heavy rain, snow and hurricane-force winds in some areas. with gusts up to 80 miles per hour. more than 300,000 are still without power in washington. and over 20,000 are in the dark in california. and, more dangerous weather may be on the way. let's turn to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking another storm that could threaten the region friday. >> we are looking at back-to-back storms. this is a tough situation. we're measuring rain in feet and snow in feet. winds will be howling nearly 80 miles per hour. we'll see intense bands of moisture. that's the atmospheric river, that plume of moisture moving onshore. heavy coastal rain, feet of mounta

signature, i don't know. i just love stuffing. >> judge jeanine: what do you like in the stuffing? in the stuffing. >> judge jeanine: hot sausage? sweet sausage? >> jessica: what is the name of that herb -- >> dana: sage. >> jessica: yes, sage. i will remember this. and orange stones. >> jesse: just went down a stuffing rabbit hole with jessica. my mom makes this really nice hot crab spread for the hors d'oeuvres. >> judge jeanine: yes, yes, yes. >> jesse: during cocktails. >> tyrus: we know you are famous for dip. is very famous of the many houses you invade? >> dana: have to be honest, no one asked me to bring anything -- >> tyrus: just personality. >> dana: pick up the bread rolls, i can do that. >> tyrus: four years i made green beans with cheese and stuff on them until i realized how horrible it is for you, caloriewise. >> dana: peter cannot understand green bean casserole. he loves thanksgiving, american by choice, green bean casserole -- >> jessica: soup on it -- >> dana: >> tyrus: cream of -- >> dana: onions. speeder green beans and cheese, i brought a dish, want some of yo

. >> it's actually my signature. that's really my signature. so it's really special.'m just, you know, it's just you have to pinch yourself that this is like your life and it's i just feel so blessed and so fortunate. >> good to see coach back down on the farm. and another reunion coming up. klay thompson and the mavericks come to town. chase center tuesday night will have warriors thunder highlight. they wrapped up the road trip tonight at 11. >> they're playing the thunder i just want to point out that her jacket very nice. yeah i had to look a little bit closer. and it's all of her. all of her wins right. >> a lot of wins. yeah. >> i can't count them. it's a lot. it's a lot, chris. thanks. yeah, well, coming up, honoring the veterans, the highlights of ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart dis

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harder to process votes, like conditional votes damaged and mail in ballots and ballots missing signatures. he plans to submit a major update on friday, but that does not mean a race this tight will be called. >> it's probably going to require waiting until we get through the signature curing process. for those vote by mail ballots that hadn't been signed properly, and the registrar says there are still about 187,000 votes countywide left to be counted. >> in a tight race like this one, it may come down to the wire, but final results will be certified by december fifth. >> heather. all right. crystal bailey. thank you. well, now to some developing news. this evening. the san mateo county board of supervisors unanimously approved a vote of no confidence in sheriff christina corpus and called on her to resign. the board of supervisors met in special session following the release of that scathing report that we told you about right here last night. it alleges abuse of power and improper relationship with her chief of staff, and the use of racist and homophobic slurs in the workplace. the supe

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