. >> two years ago he lost his job in southland. >> port then. >> he decided to write a book. >> to help allow? we've got time to help. we've got time to help because were not working. >> will look at the resume. >> no, they don't. nothing does. >> i just had 15 cameramen. >> right, right. >> nobody can tell except for the guys in charge. >> that's very true. very true. >> in a new market, they catch up to china and transportation, which is nothing is greater than the rail road. one dream, resell the american railroad. no more flying over the country. [inaudible conversations] >> take the train. [laughter] >> he's going to win. >> nobody is going to believe he hired someone to illegally documented. nine years of never having a conversation or whether she's legal and not. she's my family, but we never asked her. bpr right? you need anything. >> you probably came on the first. >> you get paid more. [inaudible conversations] >> they live on the block in georgetown. >> arianna. [inaudible conversations] >> you had a long day, but you got here. >> that's fantastic really. >> is really hard >>

next we hit the southland mall in hayward.and the buyer at the jewel time kiosk assured us he would give us a good deal. >> nobody gives us better prices than me. >> and what is the price he says no one can beat? >> it came down to $735. >> it is about 58% of the melt. and our experts say is still not a bad deal. but what about the gold rush kiosk just a few feet away? their offer $549 or 41% of the melt. but the clerk did offer to give us something extra. >> there is a bonus. >> but he wouldn't agree to what the bonus was unless we sold. >> and there is secured gold buyers was holding a gold buying event. after weighing and examining our piece, the appraiser said our gold chain wasn't real gold. ironically it was the only 24 karat piece we had but she did offer $221 for the other two piece, plus an extra 10% because we had a newspaper coupon. and the total? $241. 41% of the melt. our lowest offer came from this pawnshop in oakland where the appraiser said there was not much market for our pieces. >> this kind of stuff is not

an any rig or joins us with a look at one ssu club in the southland. >> cultural and spiritual traditions and diversity are on display at a student art exhibit. we will take you there. >> young citizens are encouraged to vote. but what about minorites? show you the missed opportunity for the group of young americans. but first we asked sjsu students for this year's election results. who won, governor jerry brown or meg whitman? >> jerry brown. >> who won lieutenant governor? >> abel moldonado. >> who won the california senate seat? >> barbara boxer. >> did proposition 19 pass? >> no, it did not. >> who won attorney general? >> kamala harris. >> african american voters are located in key states and congressional districts which have the means to decide the balance of power in washington this mid-term election. live voters had a a low turnout tuesday with less than 5% showing up to the polls. political analysts say that's one of the main reasons democrats fared so poorly. the republicans gained control of the house of representatives with a gain of at least 60 seats. but the democrats kept

next we took our hidden camera and hit the southland mall in hayward.he buyer at the jewel time kiosk assured us he would give us a good deal. >> nobody gives a better price in the mall than me. >> reporter: what's the price he says no one can beat? >> i came down to a figure $775. >> reporter: $775 is about 58% of the melt. and our experts say still not a bad deal. next stop, further south to fremont. that's where a company called secured gold buyers was holding this gold buying event. after weighing and examining our pieces, the appraiser said our gold chain wasn't real gold. ironically, it was the only 24kt piece we had. but she did offer $221 for the other two pieces plus an extra 10% because we had a newspaper coupon. the total? $241, 41% of the melt. our lowest offer came from this pawn shop in oakland with the appraiseer told us there wasn't much market for our pieces. >> this kind of stuff is not really selling right now. >> reporter: his offer, $265 for all three. just 20% of the gold's value. overall, the offers range from around $200 to $800

give us a settled travel day as well as perhaps in an out of the southland in between washington and atlanta should be all right. farther to the west, a developing low pressure system is going to be spreading a combination of rain, storms, snow, eet, and freezing rain. freezing rain and snow for wisconsin and minnesota and parts of iowa. and right near chicag some rain. and farther south and east of that and south and west there could be thunderstorms. maybe a risk of storms near mississippi valley tomorrow. here for today, though, we'll have increasing clouds, a few passing showers this afternn. these temperatures that were in the 60s now will begin to drop back once the rain commences. and after it clears out tonight, it will really drop. after midnight we'll be down to the mid 30s sunset today, 4:49. sunny tomorrow morning and more clouds building again tomorrow afternoon and evening. highs tomorrow,only, though, in the 40s to near50s. so a big change. thanksgiving day looks to be cloudy. might have a sprinkle in the morning. a grear chance of some showers ter sunset thursday even

warm in the southland with 78 los angeles and that's all due to high pressure.t the storm track riding up and over the ridge. one at the surface, one had he upper levelstivity -- level of the atmosphere. tomorrow not as windy. by tuesday we'll have some cooling, an area of low pressure the gulf of alaska wants to drop down and bring us rain by the end of the week. 75 santa clara, saratoga. redwood city. look for 72 half moon bay. similar conditions this afternoon. downtown san francisco 80 santa rosa. 68 bodega bay and stinson beach, 73 vallejo, berkeley. 75 fremont and out over the hills beautiful day, 77 antioch. 75 for pleasanton and concord. by the monterey bay, checking in at 70 at about 2:00 this afternoon. the accu-weather 7-day forecast, only difference really between today and tomorrow less wind. still very mild and look for slightly cooler tuesday and more significant cooling wednesday, thursday. here comes the rain. what you would expect from mid to late november. trying to look out my crystal ball and thanksgiving, it does look okay. that's if we can

bush had won to only 26 districts and if you look again, where the blue disappears, lots of the southlandlots of the plains and western states. and republicans did pick up a few democratic leaning districts. again i will note some of those west coast ones, or two of them are speculative. they are still being recounted. i guess that is jim costa's seat there. they might go the other way so it might be fewer republicans so now you look at less than 40 seats out of 435 are essentially out of place. less than 40 seats where republican leaning seats and democrats hold republican leaning seats. more polarization. finally they illustrate this point even further. let's look at-- these are seats before tuesday night's election. george bush had won those districts by 60% or more, so very republican seats. and democrats held quite a few of them in the south. some in texas and the plains states. what happened? where did the republican wave hit especially and what happened after the tuesday night results? one seat left. jim matheson of utah survive survived that. the other 12 seats all went to republi