it's so encouraging to us. >> i voted for pete stark. and the reason i voted for him, i think he's the leader of the people. he supports policy and legislation that benefits us. it benefits the nation. >> reporter: pete stark is 80 years old and has served in congress the last 40 years. we tried to talk to stark tonight. he got in his car and drove off. now, the new 15th district has 729,000 constituents. yes, jessica, as you mentioned, it has been newly redrawn. it now includes castro valley, dublin, pleasanton and several other cities. >> thank you, marianne. >>> we stay in the east bay but move over to oakland for the at-large seat for city council. right now, 42% of the precincts in. kaplan has a lead. hoping to use this as a way to move himself toward a mayoral run in the future. >> one of the most notable politicians in the east bay. this would be an upset for his supporters. let's bring in monty francis who joins us in oakland. you talked to both candidates in the last hour. what's the latest there? >> reporter: that's right. rebe

starks suggested he was a member of the tea party. they are both democrats, actually. the reason they are running as democrats is because of california's open primary system. just to wrap your arms around it, there is a good chance these numbers holdup, 54% to 45% we are looking at the end of the pete stark's political future in california. we will keep you updated and the final numbers later tonight or tomorrow morning. extremely sig president cay in -- significant in district 15. >> no question about it. thanks very much. >>> shifting gears, abc success day of giving to help victims of super storm sandy has been a huge success. >> people have been generous. $16.8 million has been raised for the red cross relief effort. a big dhangs to everyone in the bay area who donated. >> if you haven't donated text abc to 90 flien -- 9 czar -- thine 0999 to donate $10. or go on-line to red cross .org .org/abc. >> wonderful to see how people respond. they always do. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. a beautiful day at the polls. that was certainly no excuse to not vote. >

stark has been in congress for four decades.ll is a city councilman and alameda county prosecutors. >> number five, proposition for death penalty reform in california trailing 53% of votes saying no to prop 34 now. would it replace the state's death sentence with life without parole. again that is trailing and appears to be going for fight. >>> final check on your -- good morning. >> live doppler showing no organized areas of wet weather, we have fog and those flight arrival delays into sfo nearly 60 minutes. check out our flight tracker at abc7news.com. definitely out there and it starts at 500 feet and above where you are going to find the thickest clouds and fog this morning. 60 at the coast partly sunny, high clouds and sunshine around the bay and inland upper 60s to mid 70s. >>> bay bridge toll, metering lights on traffic backing towards the macarthur maze. hot spot eastbound 24, westbound now very, very slow due to eastbound accident they have one lane of traffic roped eastbound it is a jacknifed big rig. the trailer did n

we did try to talk to stark, he would not grant us an interview. he got in his car and he drove off. now, this is the new 15th district. it has been redrawn. it now includes dublin, pleasanton, livermore, castro valley, and several other cities. reporting from pleasanton for nbc bay area news. >> also returning to the house, oakland representative barbara lee. she wins a decisive victory over marilyn singleton to keep her seat, and we spoke to lee about what is next for congress. >> the american people are going to demand democrats and republicans, independents, come together on behalf of the american people. i look forward to continuing to work with our democratic caucus and really figure out, you know, strategies to make sure that they don't keep saying no. that we figure out how to break that logjam. >> lee went on to add, the newly re-elected president obama is bringing the country together and she's very much looking forward to continuing her work with the president. >> one of the biggest state issues on the ballot is proposition 30. this morn

one, of course, was pete stark, you know, he behaved badly. and eric, the challenger who won, 31-year-old dublin councilman, prosecutor, he had two bites at that apple, so, unlike prior years where he would have lost in the primary, he gets to come back. two democrats against each other and with pete stark behaving very badly, i think those two things -- >> belva: what about oakland? they have a new city council? >> yeah, they have new members of the city council. dela fuentes off the council, first time in many years and big hard battle with rebecca came lan caplan, a very ambitious politician. maybe it's just the time for the changing of the guard. >> belva: seems pleased to go to work with their colleagues. >> we'll see how long that lasts. it is oakland. we'll see. >> belva: well, in san francisco, another little note, in the election here, on our own legislative body, we have it for almost 20 years had two black people on that board of supervisors and we do now, connecting the two areas where minorities live, that is the fillmore district

pete stark also had to back track. >> i wish him well. he served for 40 years. that is something he should be proud of. >> reporter: eric swalwell goes to washington as the second youngest member of congress. live, eric rasmussen. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another democrat was unseeded last night. brad sherman meet howard burrman. he got 42% of the vote. >>> voters approved the ballot measure to raise taxes. 54% of voters said yes to prop 30. compared to 46% who voted no. governor jerry brown says it puts california on a more solid fiscal footing. >> this takes time and effort but we are on a correct glide path. and the rating agencies gun to put our -- begun to put out their commentary on how california is on a stable path. >> it will raise the sales tax and increase income taxes for people who make $250,000 a year for the next 7 years. >>> the superintendent said today parents and students across the state can breathe a sigh of relief knowing our schools will have the resources for the remainder of the year. >>> californians approved 5-11 ballot measures. the t

eric swalwell beat pete stark, representative.walwell intern forward don gres woman ellen tousher. he does not apologize for being the rookie congressman. he admit tok overwhelmed as he won last night. >> just upgrade to give them that hard-earned victory.;t because they believe to me early. crazy and out of our minds therk believed in me. >> the new open primary allowed voters to vote across party lines. that is why they ended up choosing between swalwell and fellow democrat, pete stark. the 20 term incumbent first elected in 1972, refusing to debate swalwell in this race and got testy when abc 7 news mark matthews asked him bit this summer. >> m. >> pete, why won't you debate him? >> it's stupid questions you're asking that don't have to do with issues.. >> swal waels campaign posted a mock debate, swalwell credits a broad swath of voters with giving him the win. >> i think it's democrats, republicans and independents. across the board, i think we're able to appeal and put performance above politics and through a sharp contrast

eric swalwell was able to challenge stark thanks to the reinvented primary. they're both democrats. >>> and for the first time since 1965, democrats have gained a super majority in the california senate. and that gives them the ability to pass tax increases without republican vote. it's the only time a party has enjoyed a supermajority since prop 13 was passed in 1978 requiring a 2/3 vote to raise taxes. >>> the passage of proposition 30 changes several things here in california. for public schools it means less risk of another round of budget cuts. and for the cfu system, a mid-year fee like will be cancelled and many students may get a refund on a previous like of $249. but that hardly solves the state's problems. >> we have to make sure over the next few years that we pay our bills, invest in the right programs, but don't go on spending binges like we did in the days when you had the dot-com boom. >> it means additional funding for community colleges. >>> and if you think you had something invested in the proposition fight, just think about the folks who b

stark.told our own mark matthews he didn't want to debate because he didn't want to have to sit around and answer stupid reporter questions. pete at age 80. not holding a lot become. you can see the results at this point but one percent reportin reporting. we continue to follow these races in particular and the rest of the district numbers that we bring you at the bottom of the spring as we good along throughout the evening. dan and carry lip. >> appreciate it well done. >> thanks very much. >> more coming up including the bay area race sparking talk of potential lay off and dooms day scenario. coming up here. live update on san jose most watched race. >> also. the citizen l new voter. today big day for the [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's

supporting stark.hat's the upset we had to mention. >> financially, let's talk about some of the statewide propositions and the races because it's changing the financial landscape, i think. >> let's put some things together here. combine prop 30, 36, 39. together they're going to change the state budget's landscape. prop 30 keeps the state from cutting the education spending by $6 billion or so. meanwhile the passage of prop 36, going to reduce state spending on prisons by about 0 $200 million annually, and the passage of prop 39 ends corporate tax loophole which will add another 3,500,000. they now have that two-thirds majority vote, the democrats do, since 1883 if you include the democratic governor. that means they can make meaningful budget reforms if they choose to. we're going way back in history, even before i was born. >> they were asked do you want to spend money for your local community or not? a lot of measures passed. >> unbelievable. your passage of a and b, your two tax measures, as well

voters outested pete stark -- ousted pete stark last night.tvu's eric rasmussen is live with what led to the upset. >> reporter: even he is crediting this to the new top two new primary. we talked to him here today but hearing from pete stark wasn't so simple. >> reporter: this was pete stark earlier this year. today he was nowhere to be found to talk about

we did try to talk to stark. he would not grant us an interview. and he drove off. now, this is the new 15th district. it has been redrawn and it's now in dublin, pleasanton, livermore, castro valley and other cities. >> 5:50. our election coverage continues with more next. >> plus, coverage of san francisco's measure e. the payroll tax. who does it benefit? >> it also looks like richmond voters are saying no to a penny tax on sodas and other sugary drinks. ♪ [ female announcer ] nature exists on the grandest scale... ♪ ...and in the tiniest details. ♪ and sometimes both. nature valley granola thins pack the big taste of granola and dark chocolate into one perfect square, under 100 calories. nature valley granola thins. nature at its most delicious. >>> welcome back. to the hotly contested race in oakland for the at-large seat for city council. results so far show rebecca kaplan with 46% of the vote. in order to win with rank choice voting, kaplan had to reach more than 50%. that means a second round has to be counted. kaplan tell us she's optimist

pete stark's campaign did not return our calls. they had also not reached out to swalwell's campaign to concede or congratulate him. >> thank you. >>> a victory for san jose state students to learned a reallies son in politics last night. -- a real-life lesson in politics last night. their class project turned into a new minimum wage in san jose. len ramirez reports. >> reporter: san jose state has a long history of social activism and you can't help but notice that as you walk around campus but now this current crop of students with minimum wage has an accomplishment all their own. a day after the passage of measure d, a celebration for the san jose state students who made it all happen. >> waiting for the results to come in was like christmas. >> super excited. it's like something we did is right there on that little ticker right there. >> reporter: not just on the elections ticker but a law to raise the minimum wage in san jose from $8 to $10 an hour is soon to be officially on the books. >> we didn't have any money. you know, w

. >>> long-time east bay congressman pete stark conceded his race for reelection today to a political newcomer and fellow democrat almost 50 years younger than him. 80-year-old stark lost to dublin city councilman and prosecutor eric swalwell who is just 31 years old. swalwell says he will help end gridlock in washington. he says it won't be easy, but his youth and optimism will hill. >> the 113th congress will be the youngest, most inexperienced congress in the history of congress. and i see that not as a liability, but as an opportunity. >> swalwell turns 32 next week and will be the second youngest member after 31-year-old aaron schock of illinois. congressman stark, who was first elected in 1972, did not grant any interviews today and left a campaign event last night without talking to any reporters. he did however issue a statement that reads it has been my honor to serve the female of the east bay for the last 40 years. i congratulate mr. swalwell on his victory. i am happy to be of assistance in the future. >>> this new congress in washington will have a feminine touch more tha

department vat, 50 years younger than stark wins he says he will buy new energy and new jobs. he take -- he will bring new energy and new jobs, big upset in the house of representatives. coming up we look at the popular vote and look specifically at the bay area and how different count -- how popular i should say president obama was in different counties within the bay area. >>> the controversial question over whether to ray the minimum wage by two dollars in san jose was put to voters. the outcome yes 59%, no 41%. terry mcsweeney is live in san jose with more. >> reporter: what this is going to mean for someone like a food server, a 25% pay increase. she is getting off work in half an hour from now, going home to get her kids ready for school, huge deal for her. video of others who are going to benefit from the passage of measure d taking the minimum wage from $8 to $10 per hour, big raise, if you are working 40 hours a week, $80 more in your paycheck, before taxes. small businesses and chamber of commerce said the choice was not a choice between a raise and no raise for mini

stark has been in congress for four decades, he's 80-years-old. dublin city councilman and prosecutor eric swalwell won the endorsements of key democrats. two appeared on the ballot of new top to candidates rule in the primary. >> in the 9th district which includes antioch, oakley, brentwood and discovery bay, incumbent mcnerney has defeated gill. >> in the south bay san jose voters approved an increase in the city's minimum wage. here's measure d. you can see the difference in the vote 59%-40 within%. terry mcsweeney -- 59%-41%. >> reporter: amazing story a group of students here came up with the idea to raise the minimum wage. they were up against very powerful forces the chamber of commerce and the mayor. they were out-spent 2-1 and out-gunned but not out-done. daniel alba works in the state university book store for $8.50 an hour come january that goes up to $10. >> less stress over tuition and i don't know, being able to go out with friends and not worrying about how much i'm spending a week and manage my time >> reporter: a group of sociolog

lisa stark reports. >> reporter: president obama became the first u.s.president to visit the country of myanmar in a quick stop over that included meetings with the president and a nobel peace prize winner who spent years under house arrest. thousands of burmese filled the streets as president obama joined by hillary clinton paid a personal call on suu kyi. -- at the university the president addressed critics who complained the u.s. has rushed too soon to avoid leaders here. the white house says the trip should not be viewed as a victory celebration but as an opportunity to press for urgent actions still needed there, especially freeing political prisoners and ending ethic tension. >> the president: you need to reach for a future where national security is strengthed by a military that serves uncivilians. >> reporter: it wasn't all diplomacy. he made a tourist stop at one of the oldest most revered sites in buddhism. president obama barefoot, as is required, poured cups of water over the showed -- over the shoulder of a by due. president obama has now ar

>> felipe stark is extremely famous.did the lounge. >> i don't go to those places. >> i have to apologize. >> now you know how i feel when you're educated and other people aren't and they shame me for it. >> what a douche bag. >> no, the real douche bag may have been jobs himself because he spent millions and millions to build a 256-foot yacht that might sink, according to our nautical expert. he has zero nautical expertise at all. >> it has wall to ceiling windows. a big storm is going to take this sucker out. >> don't you think they went over that before they built the ship? >> they said that about the titanic, sweetheart. >> sweetheart. hi, lady. >> shut up. don't stop. >> yeah, don't trash apple because apple never makes mistakes. except for that map debacle and that -- >> how many have iphones like a cracked glass? >> oh, my god, the ship is going to sink! don't worry. they can take it to the genius ship bar where the employees can judge it and replace it with a new one in two days, only if they have the extended ap

. >>> upset in the east bay's 15th congressional district where congressman stark has been ousted. stark has been in congress for four decades he's 80-years-old and key architect of president obama's health care reform act. two democrats appeared on the ballot because of the top two rule. in the 9th district,dg2$v democt mcinnerney -- [ unintelligible ] >>> a local measure that got national attention richmond voters rejected tax on sodas and sugary drinks that would have funded school programs. city leaders are divided on the measure. >> tax on economically suppressed people, i've never been for this tax. >> we've run an education campaign the community is having a debate on this and that is wonderful. >> penny per ounce soda tax would have added 12 cents to every can of soda,. soft drink companies spent 2 1/2 million dollars to defeat it. >>> palo alto voters say no to measure c which allows three medical marijuana dispensaries and creates 4% tax. palo alto has banned dispensaries since 1987. [ unintelligible ] berkeley voters have approved a measure that targets panhandlers. meas

lisa stark reports. >> reporter: president obama became the first u.s.esident to visit the country of myanmar in a quick stop over that included meetings with the president and a nobel peace prize winner who spent years under house arrest. thousands of burmese filled the streets as president obama joined by hillary clinton paid a personal call on suu kyi. -- at the university the president addressed critics who complained the u.s. has rushed too soon to avoid leaders here. the white house says the trip should not be viewed as a victory celebration but as an opportunity to press for urgent actions still needed there, especially freeing political prisoners and ending ethic tension. >> the president: you need to reach for a future where national security is strengthed by a military that serves uncivilians. >> reporter: it wasn't all diplomacy. he made a tourist stop at one of the oldest most revered sites in buddhism. president obama barefoot, as is required, poured cups of water over the showed -- over the shoulder of a by due. president obama has now arri

it opened at about 6:30 this morning but stark contrast from this morning. in terms of the controversy it comes from their president making controversial comments about gay marriage last summer many though the company stopped donating money to anti gay groups protesters showed up. both row and anti groups here. they aren't necessarily telling people to not come in or go in but they are here making a statement one way or the other and they are using the grand opening as their stage. >> they have made it so public and so out there that they don't believe there should be equality, there should be gay marriage. you know we are just people to. >> it's not that i hate them. i mean, you know -- it's not about hate at all. it's about being american and we should be able to run our restaurants the way we want. there is this one guy out here protesting because they aren't open on sundays. it's -- that's not right. >> reporter: now again this is a stark contrast from this morning where about 100 people spent the night in the parking lot trying to be the first in the re

stark has been in congress for four decades, he's 80-years-old. dublin city councilman and prosecutor eric swalwell won the endorsements of key democrats. two appeared on the ballot of new top to candidates rule in the primary. >> in the 9th district which includes antioch, oakley, brentwood and discovery bay, incumbent mcnerney has defeated gill. >> in the south bay san jose voters approved an increase in the city's minimum wage. here's measure d. you can see the difference in the vote 59%-40 within%. terry mcsweeney -- 59%-41%. >> reporter: amazing story a group of students here came up with the idea to raise the minimum wage. they were up against very powerful forces the chamber of commerce and the mayor. they were out-spent 2-1 and out-gunned but not out-done. daniel alba works in the state university book store for $8.50 an hour come january that goes up to $10. >> less stress over tuition and i don't know, being able to go out with friends and not worrying about how much i'm spending a week and manage my time >> reporter: a group of sociolog

i think this in very stark contrast to some of the other proposals does limit the scope of the city's exposure and shows there is potentially a large economic gain to it. with that being said i know we will have a lot of work with the neighbors and residents who live there. we often talk about impacts to residents and neighbors, what that would mean. i think this is unique. a place where there is incredible density. people who live, work and play and we will have to be conscientious and sensitive to the competing needs in the area. in terms of what i would like to see coming forward, i know when the term sheet does come forward i want to make sure we have very tight controls and how we are spending and approving 120 million, as well as resolving conflicts that arise. that will be key to limiting the level of reimbursement the city has for this project. that is something i'm interested to see. i think very much another issue that i do care a lot about is how we will manage transportation and other investments. in my district, far removed from this area, you wonder how we are impacted.

they transfer to stark when they turn 18 and depending on their sentence, will remain here until agee met several wards convicted of murder. they asked that we not use their last names. >> when i was like 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. and it was gang related. and i retaliated and been in here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons, lumberjacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a .22. and told him he was selling dope and we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to get the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs. i fired. he got shot seven times. and i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody. because it made other people look at me and say, man, you see that guy, that's a cool guy there, it made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing that i would kill somebody and not even worry about it or not worry about getting caught. >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. it was the first day of the semester and i was b

stark was nowhere to be found today.tly, he came under fire for living in a home in maryland. >> i would say that the people of this district unseated a congressman of 40 years, and it was their craving and desire to have someone who is going to show up, live in the district, and work hard for the people back in washington. >> we tried his district office in free month, and called his office in washington. his campaign manager sent a statement saying it's been an honor for stark to serve the area for 40 years. swallwell is 31 years old. >>> a man is in custody tonight accused of burglarizing nancy pelosi's home twice. police say they found him in the act of burglarizing another home. hagan admitted to burglarizing six homes. the captain says hagan didn't know it was pelosi's home when he broke in for the fir time. but he was aware when he went back for the second time. >>> a quake struck near the border of mexico. it left at least 48 people dead. hundreds more injured. small hospitals are overwhelmed. in one down near th

stark was nowhere to be found today.ecently, he came under fire for living in a home in maryland. >> i would say that the people of this district unseated a congressman of 40 years, and it was their craving and desire to have someone who is going to show up, live in the district, and work hard for the people back in washington. >> we tried his district office in free month, and called his office in washington. his campaign manager sent a statement saying it's been an honor for stark to serve the area for 40 years. swallwell is 31 years old. >>> a man is in custody tonight accused of burglarizing nancy pelosi's home twice. police say they found him in the act of burglarizing another home. hagan admitted to burglarizing six homes. the captain says hagan didn't know it was pelosi's home when he broke in for the fir time. but he was aware when he went back for the second time. >>> a quake struck near the border of mexico. it left at least 48 people dead. hundreds more injured. small hospitals are overwhelmed. in one down nea

after 40 years in çoffice, congressman pete stark is out. in his place, a 31-year-old newcomer.e second biggest number in congress. he notes political gridlock.ç he says his youth and optimism could help. >> the 113th congress will be the youngest, most inexperienced congress in the history of congress. and i see that notç as a liability, but as an opportunity. >> as for congressman stark who was first elected in 1972, he issued a statement today saying he would be happy to give him guidance in the future.ç we have plenty more election coverage on our web siet at n nbcbayarea.com.ç >> it says it will now use chrome alloy to replace all of the damaged pipes. chevron says the new pipes will fix the main problem that led to the fire which was pipe corrosion. it hopes to get all repairs done early next year and have that refinery working back at a hundred percent within the first three months of the year.ç a rush hour tragedy avoided tonight. a woman accidentally drove her car on to the tracks at maple it happened around 6:00 tonight. our nbc chopper on the scene. she and a chi

is it that stark? > > is that stark. you take a look at the list of the original fortune 100 companies - you may find it surprising - only 2 are left. these are the companies who had the capital, they had the people, they had all the resources, and they couldn't survive. absolutely could not. and it's happening at increasingly warp speed. take a look at blackberry, research in motion - two years ago were at $77 billion. today their market capitalization is $5 billion. what happened? they are fast becoming irrelevant. look at circuit city. irrelevant. a few years ago, one out of every four beers sold in the united states was a budweiser beer. today it's one of 12. nobody is immune. > > so what is involved? do ceos have the responsibility of having the kind of vision to have top-down cultural change? where does this kind of change, this new way of seeing how businesses run, come from? to happen, what a ceo has to do today, is they have to master the art of letting go. few are prepared to do that. there's four things they h

eric a fellow democrat is leading pete stark right now. 54 to 46%. still to close to call, but declared winners in other districts. including let me go ahead and go to district 14, that has been jackee spear will be in office for another term. we're going to go to district 17 where an incumbent will remain in office. going on now to district 18 where we have a winner here which is the incumbent. she will get another few years in office. going on to district 19 where an incumbent was reelected. one more district, 20, and sam has won election here. >> one of the things to pay attention licence has retired in district 2 so we take a look and see how this is shaping up with jared is the winner in district 2. district 3 we'll take a look at that race right now. a close one. cannot call it yet. being challenged by kim. too early to call. district 5. mike thompson is the winner. he recontains his seat there. george miller in this area, he has been reelected there. now to another district where you will recognize the name of this representative nancy. 85% ov

a fellow democrat is leading stark, 54 to 46%, too close to call. let's go to district 14, and that has been -- jacky will be in office for another term. we're going to go to 17, another incumbent will remain in office. going on to district 18, we have a winner here which is the incumbent, ann, and she will get another two years in congress. district 19, another incumbent has been reelected, and one more district for us to get to, and that is 20, and sam has won the election here in district 20. >> one of the other things to pay attention to is lynn who has been a member of congress for 20 years has retired in district two, so let's see how this race is shaping up. hoffman is leading. this race we can call. district three, look at that race. a close one for john. we can't all this race yet. he's being challenged by vaughan, too early to call. we can call district five, thompson is the winner. he retains his seat there. let's move to district 11. this is in the richmond-walnut creek area and he was reelected. another district, you will recognize this

is a very stark example of what is going on. one may ask what about those horrible shots of children dying gaza is somehow less stark example of what's going on it seems america's world police mindset and standing up for the weak thing doesn't apply to problems instead we hear the same mantra from u.s. officials that israel has the right to defend itself which effectively implies that in the eyes of washington the killing of civilians in gaza is just too far the us has most recently blocked the un security council statement calling for a cease fire in the israeli gaza conflict deeming the statement unbalanced against israel just goes the us has blocked all other palestinian related un resolutions in the past whether it was on israel continuing to build settlements on occupied territories or other initiatives put forward to ease the years long suppression of the people there by blocking all efforts of the international community to mediate a solution in washington tribute to the status quo under status quo here is that the root c

i see it as an opportunity to build new partnerships and relationships. >> stark has been representing california's 13th district for nearly 4 decades. but he was running this year in the newly redrawn 15th district. >>> it was a true lesson in sociology and politics for a group of students at san jose state university. their class project turned into the city raising its minimum wage. earlier this year, the students gathered enough support to put measure d on the ballot. and last night voters passed it with 59% of the vote. that will raise the minimum wage from 8 to $10 an hour. >> it will make a difference in my life, you know. i'll have more money for me to help myself with the rent or other bills. >> my price pretty low like around $5 for breakfast, probably i up the price maybe like 40 to 50 cents. >> workers in san jose can expect to get their raises early next year. >>> and for complete coverage of campaign 2012, head to cbssf.com and there you can find bay area and statewide election results as well as key races from across the country. >>> a nasty election hangover for the sto

pete stark on capitol hill since 1973 won't return to the house. the 80-year-old has made some controversial comments this year and he lost to eric swalwell a dublin city councilman and alameda county prosecutor. >>> the states of washington and colorado approved recreational marijuana use. both states became the first ones in the nation to ever do so. the new laws legalize and regulate production, possession and distribution of cannabis for people 21 and older. a similar measure in oregon was defeated. in maryland and maine, they voted yes on legalizing same- sex marriage ahead of tuesday's election gay marriage was legal in the district of columbia and six states -- vermont, connecticut, iowa, massachusetts, new hampshire and new york. >>> it's 4:56. it's four more years for president barack obama. >> we are going live to chicago where the re-election celebrations continued into the early morning. we'll be right back. >>> i'm live in san jose where we just got the final results for measure d. that's that minimum wage increase. what did voters dec