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stanger got a key endorser from an african-american activist in st. louis. one of these dance, heavily populated counties. we also had paid sick leave passed in trenton, new jersey and over in oakland. it is a mixed bag on transportation with money for infrastructure. it was voted down in kansas city. austin, texas. seattle voted for more transit. there were bans on gmo's passed at the local level in alifornia. there were a couple of places in california and texas that voted to ban fracking. finally, there was a soda tax measure for the bay area. in san francisco, berkeley and more than $10 million spent on those races. san francisco, a majority voted for it. 75%. most of this was from the everage industry but there was ome money -- michael bloomberg put in $400,000. erkeley approved it. i love this quote in the hronicle afterwards. roger salazar, the spokesman for anti-tax campaigns in both places, says san francisco would've mattered -- i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and see and think that is what the rest of the country would do. it

police chased the car for about six blocks until it crashed into another car near geary and stanger around 3:30 today. three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the officer had only minor injuries as well. glad to say. >>> returning now to the giants world series celebration, some fans who ignored the advice to take mass transit drove into san francisco and were met with an unexpected surprise. they found parking. check out this lot just south of market. who would have thunk it. employees there say regular financial district workers didn't show up today and that left plenty of space for fans who drove, especially if they arrived early. >> it was pretty light. we left at 8:00, so it only took about a half hour. >> did you have any problem finding parking? >> no. no. it was no problem at all. >> pretty easy for people. the demand was so light, parking stayed at its regular rate at most lots. compare that to the parking prices around at & t park during the world series games. they skyrocketed to about $140 a day. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee found a bit of a silver lining

stanger got a key endorser from an african-american activist in st. louis. one of these dense, heavily populated counties. we also had paid sick leave passed in trenton, new jersey and over in oakland. it is a mixed bag on transportation with money for infrastructure. it was voted down in kansas city. austin, texas. seattle voted for more transit. there were bans on gmo's passed at the local level in california. there were a couple of places in california and texas that voted to ban fracking. finally, there was a soda tax measure for the bay area. in san francisco, berkeley and more than $10 million spent on those races. san francisco, a majority voted for it. 75%. berkeley voted 75%. most of this was from the beverage industry but there was some money -- michael bloomberg put in $400,000. berkeley approved it. i love this quote in the chronicle afterwards. roger salazar, the spokesman for anti-tax campaigns in both places, says san francisco would've mattered, but berkeley is berkeley. i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and see and think t

the republican nominee was a state house member and stanger keeping with the theme was extreme. some of the officials in saint louis county and worst stanger out of anger for the party but also keeps close with the prosecutor and in general frustration about ferguson and all the problems but he got the key inducement from the congresswoman in saint louis and held on by less than a percentage point. so these heavily populated counties and just to run quickly in the ballot measures. seattle voted for more transit and the atlantic area for the first time with clay county voting for a sales tax increase on that. there were bands passed at the local level and humboldt county california and hawaii and there were a couple places in california and texas that voted on the lawsuit and finally there were tax measures in san francisco and berkeley that were precedent-setting so the majority voted but it required a majority for the tax increase but berkeley did vote for the tax. most was from the beverage industry that michael bloomberg of the enemy of the big goal putting 400,000 associate