reporter: terry wiley hoping his 32 years in office with the district attorney's office will carry himvictory. wiley is running against pamela price, campaigning on progressive policies. she served as a civil-rights attorney and alameda county for decades. we want to highlight that razor thin margin right now, 6300 votes separating terry wiley from pamela price. we will be following all of those results on abc7news.com. as you mention, history either way will be made here and alameda county as the voters elect their first black district attorney. julian, abc7news. dan: thanks so much. dion: there is other news to get to besides the election. dan: what? [laughter] let's talk about the weather. an ice storm today. didn't dampen the spirits of voters. sandhya patel is tracking what's left of the rain tonight. sandhya: we still have some showers tonight. i want to show you live doppler 7. we got a good soaking today on election day. i'm glad to hear that it didn't affect the voter turnout. mount hamilton at 32 degrees. mix precipitation right now. spotty showers around the east bay. as we

terry wiley, one of these candidates that are seen as the continuation of her policies. he has been in office for 33 years. his opponent pamela price. a lot more of what you would say is a traditional, progressive, doesn't want to see continuance. he wants to try minors as minors in all cases. and while they both may have these expressions of progressive bona fides. the hampers is certainly closer to something of more than a just a figure from semper cisco to make a relation there. the one thing that is dividing them is that when you get nitty- gritty into their policies. both of them are against capital punishment. and prices says she wants to get the people on death row off of death row. both say pam price wants to go into communities and reach out to the youth, they want to get guns off the street, where terry wiley is an have to go after these gang members. there is 2000 people who are responsible for the most violent crime. and now alameda county, those are the ones they need to target. that is got him in hot water with a lot of labor groups who say that even though

terry wiley with 52% to pamela. price is 48% votes are still being counted.h why both candidates are confident. sent they will win. amber. julie the two candidates have different messages and approaches to improving public safety. whoever wins will become alameda county's first black district attorney workers at the alameda county registrar of voters in oakland are preparing for more ballot counting thursday. 100% of precinct and in person ballots have been counted. but the registrar of voters tells me that only accounts for 18% of the total votes have a substantial number of votes to still process. and we'll probably be processing those votes in the next week. it's a complex job. and it it's a very difficult one. wily, a veteran prosecutor is running for the complex job of district attorney he leads the race against civil rights attorney pamela price by 43

terry wiley is the chief assistant district attorney. he has the experience. he has been working in the d.a.s office for more than 30 years. he talks about getting to the root of the problem and says it starts with education in schools, referencing disparities in reading levels at oakland unified. >> when you cannot read or you are not at reading level, there is a high percentage of individuals who do not graduate from high school and those who do not graduate from high school many times find themselves in the criminal justice system. >> reporter: wiley says as d.a. he will work to close those disparities. when it comes to serious and violent crime happening now, his focus is on repeat offenders. he prides himself on having empathy. >> i am the youngest of 12 kids, whose father passed when i was seven, so you know i am a product, i am really a product of the american dream. you know, that i came from where there probably were not great expectations coming from a single-parent household, due to the passing of my father. >> reporter: pamela price prides herself

terry wiley conceded last night and congratulated pamela price in a statement. this race is making history with price is the first black alameda county d.a.. she released a statement saying "the key numbers are part of our victory. we knew this would be an! in history for alameda county." new developments in the developing of santa clara county sheriff. bob johnson's lead is nearly 6900 votes over kevin jensen. this reflects 95 percent of returned ballots. in a statement obtained by mercury news, johnson says "i'm humbled and grateful for voters and their support. i am proud of the campaign as we stay focused on the most pressing issue -- most precious -- most pressing issues. i am ready to step up and lead the department." jensen has not hit conceded the race. he says no matter the outcome, i will be fighting for the agency and community against a lack of transparency and mismanagement like i have been the past 12 years. ." elizabeth holmes has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for defrauding investors in her company. it was despite more than 130 p

right now terry wiley leads pamela price but by a small margin. >>> in san francisco d.a. brooke jenkins has declared victory even though thousands of ballots need to be counted. >> we can have both. we can have somebody who implements necessary reforms that we need to make the system more fair but also still ensures there is accountability for those who choose to commit crimes in our city. >> her closest rival is not throwing in the towel yet, releasing a statement saying, quote, while i acknowledge the trend and results, nearly half of the voters haven't had votes counted yet. it is important to remember ballots received in the mail through november 17 are still valid as long as they were post marked by tuesday, november 8. stay up to date on the latest as results continue to come in on cbs news bay area, kpix5, and kpix.com. >>> they're still counting votes on the national side as well as we take a live look at washington, dc. we're waiting to learn which party will control the house and senate. natalie brand is on capitol hill with the latest. >> reporter: counting rem

. >> reporter: terry wiley and pamela price are running for alameda district attorney. curbing crime is top of mind. >> taylor wiley running for district attorney. hope i can count on your support. >> reporter: wiley is the alameda county chief assistant district attorney. he's got the experience. he's been working in the d.a.'s office for more than 30 years. he's been talking about getting to the root problems. he says it starts with education and schools. >> when you cannot read, you're not at a reading level in the third grade. then one, there is a high percentage of those individuals who do not graduate from high school. and those that do not graduate from high school many times find themselves in the criminal justice system. >> reporter: wiley says he will work with oakland unified to try to close those disparities. when it comes to serious and violence crime that's happening now, the focus on repeat offenders. he prides himself on having empathy. >> i'm the youngest of 12 kids. my father passed when i was 7. so you know, i'm a product of, you know, a product of th

we spoke with terry wiley earlier in the week.xpecting a tight race and said he was confident he would win time is 7 35, the state of ernie generals investigating the oakland unified school district. looking into the school districts decision to either close or merge several oakland schools and many of those schools were in communities of color. investigators want to know if the school district violated the civil rights of children. one oakland parent is about to speak with investigators after getting a letter from the state attorney general's office. i would hope that the school board would take heed that the state is questioning your decision making ability and they would say, hold on, let's take a step back here and maybe reevaluate the oakland school district is already closed to oakland schools. they're about to close at least next school year. the attorney general's claiming discrimination and closing those schools do take it seriously, and it is a strong sign that the issues that have been raised by parents and the communit

the lead is growing for civil rights attorney pamela price she is now ahead of prosecutor terry wiley by more than 14,000 votes. we spoke with price this evening about the development in the race. i think the mathematical probabilities of my opponent being able to catch us at this point, a pretty slim and we know that the votes that are coming in are coming in from areas where we did well in where our message got out. i mean, we put our message out across the whole county and i'm excited that i think votes are coming in from across the county to be patient. we spoke with terry wiley earlier this week, and he told us he was expecting this to be a tight race, but it's still confident he'll come out on top county registrar of voters will deliver more results tomorrow night by five o'clock. house speaker nancy pelosi is showing no signs of slowing down after today's announcement that she will not seek a leadership role in the next congress. the united states strongly condemns azerbaijan's attacks. violence is illegal, brutal and excellent. ask escalatory threatening prospects for long awa

civil rights lawyer whose campaigning on adopting progressive policies like indian cash bail or terry wileyeran of the da's office who now serves as the chief deputy da. he's campaigning on a more pragmatic approach to the job. here's what they do day one. i need to immediately identify people. we're prosecuting who are incarcerated simply because like maybe they ran afoundland because they're mental illness. i think i would change the culture of the district attorney's office, i would and you know, look, i have a different life experience than nancy o'malley wiley is distancing himself from his current boss, nancy o'malley. retiring after a controversial 13 years is da wiley said he wants to change the culture by diversifying the office tripling the number of asian-american prosecutors. this is prices second run for office. she ran against o'malley in 2018 at winning 42% of the vote. the two candidates do agree on some changes. they would implement like never seeking the death penalty being more transparent by releasing more stats on who is being prosecuted and decreasing the criminalizati

terry wiley's 47% price confirmed her win in a tweet saying i'm excited about the team of assembled tomake sure the transition is smooth and positive. there are many complex layers of changes which need to happen and it will not happen quickly. she added wiley has not yet conceded but says she does still expect a smooth transition. new details tonight on the deadly house fire in concord thursday night. police say the fire was intentionally set by the person who died. firefighters found a person on who was dead on the property, a self-inflicted gunshot wound. there was a gun nearby. police believe that person set the fire concerns me greatly it. there's all kinds of possibilities going on in my mind. but i'm not willing to speculate. >> fire crews say the fires have been set in several areas throughout house. police say there are no outstanding suspects or any ongoing risk to the public. >> well, after a recent snowfall, palisades tahoe opened up today, the area got 3 feet of snow in the past week. so they opened up early. >> opening skiers will have looks like really good weather to fo

in that race, chief assistant da terry wiley leads by less than one percentage point over civil rights attorney pamela preis. >>> you hear a lot about huge bay area sideshows where police are criticized for their lack of action. that certainly was not the case in san jose, this weekend. kpix 5's devin fehely has all the details on an unprecedented laying down of the law. >> reporter: the sideshow on saturday took place at the intersection behind me here, in south san jose. many of the people who live nearby say that when this happens, they feel like virtual prisoners in their apartments and homes. they say they are glad the police are finally cracking down. >> reporter: renee caribbean says he has lived in this apartment complex near saturday's sideshow with his wife and two children for years. seems like this are sadly not uncommon. >> is not easy to deal with these. you know, it's too loud and sometimes they do fireworks, here. so, especially when it is after 12:00 a.m. >> reporter: what sets saturday's sideshow apart was the police response. san jose police say more than 100 officer

then terry wiley price already declared victory last week, but we are still waiting to hear from wiley's

. >> reporter: terry wiley is running for district attorney. >> terry wiley, running for district attorney can count on your support. >> reporter: wiley is the chief district attorney. he's got the experience. he has been working at the da's office more than 30 years. he talked about getting to the root problems and says it starts with education in schools, referencing racial disparities in reading levels within oakland unified. >> when you cannot read or you're not at reading level in the third grade, want, there's a high percentage of those individuals who do not graduate from high school , and those that do not graduate from high school many times by themselves in the criminal justice system. >> reporter: wiley said he will work with oakland unified to identify issues to try to close those disparities. when it comes to serious and violent crime happening now, his focus is on repeat offenders. he prides himself in having empathy. >> i'm the youngest of 12 kids whose father passed when i was 7, so i'm a product of -- i'm really a product of the american dream, you know? i came from where

pamela price has defeated terry wiley with a final margin of 26,000 votes total. >>> a live look at sfo on the kickoff to what will be a busy travel week leading up to thanksgiving. in fact, predictions from all bay area airports are expected to get close and maybe get back to pre-pandemic levels with sfo expecting 5 million people to pass through overthe course of the entire holiday season. >>> in oakland, they are expecting to get 90% of the travelers they saw from thanksgiving of 2019. sfo is using this opportunity to remind travelers if you don't have your real id yet, you have about six months left. that will be required to board all u.s. flights, starting in may. >>> san francisco's long awaited central subway is finally here. community members and elected officials gathered early this morning outside of the new chinatown rose station. thousands of people lined up and packed into trains looking to be among the first to experience the new rail system that spent over a decade under construction. it was all for this to connect four new stations along 4th street and selma in chinatown

in the race for alameda county district attorney, pamela prize has widened her lead over terri wiley, about 6200 votes separate them. the winner is going to make history as the first black da >> a change in place in alameda honoring the life and community service of a lake county supervisor. a stretch of constitution way is renamed wilma chan way, a tribute to who many call a trailblazer in alameda county. she died a year ago when she was hit by a car while walking her dog. city council approved the renaming earlier this year and it is an effort to honor her years of public service at the request of her family. >> renaming constitution way my service as a safety reminder to people coming in and out of alameda. making a positive impact, especially in health and safety. they are really at the core of who my mom was. >> her son and daughter were given a commemorative sign in recognition of their mothers years of leadership. >> police are trying to determine the cause of a crash that injured three people in the parking lot of a target store. it happened outside the store in san mateo just

and terry wiley, wiley has been a deputy district attorney for the county for 32 years and is endorsed by the outgoing o'malley. he emphasized insider knowledge of the office and wants to go after gangs and quote, get tough on crime. he also backs the offices cares program to address mental health issues. wiley supports oakland's ceasefire program too. prices of civil rights attorney and former san francisco prosecutor. she is running on a platform to stop, quote, unquote, over criminalizing and to pivot more to jail diversions for young adults. price wants to focus on in custody, deaths and rape at santa rita jail, which she says has had a blind eye turned to it far too long. she's billed herself as an outsider who is needed to create perform in a failed system that she claims wiley will perpetuate given that he comes from the institution. a wily has compared price to ousted san francisco district attorney chesa protein. which price denies both are against the death penalty. live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news before i let you go. i do want to say that if either candida

district attorney, pamela price has widened her lead by a full four percentage points over challenger terry wileynd mayor was very close. lauren taylor's lead is within just 500 votes. alameda county official savo tate -- counting is taking so long because of mail-in ballots coming in close to election day. >> it put a lot of pressure on us in a very short time to process a couple hundred thousand votes as quickly as we could. we will be looking at processes that we can put in place and some equipment that can help us. this is the new normal. dan: there are more than 60,000 votes left to camp at the registrar says most of them should be done by the end of the day tomorrow. ama: new developments in a story we brought you last night. uc berkeley law school is joining forces with yale and harvard to pull out of u.s. news & world report rankings. in a letter to the community, the dean of uc berkeley says participating in the rankings outweighs the cost. he echoes the dean of other two schools, saying the rankings don't appropriately value efforts to attract diverse students. u.s. news and reports rel

terry wiley about four points ahead of civil rights attorney pamela price. they are still processing ballots in santa clara county where the registrar of voters says turnout was between 55 to 65%. election officials say ballots received in the mail through november 17th are still valid. they just have to be postmarked by yesterday. santa clara county anticipates having most of the ballots counted by next week. >>> some of those ballots will eventually decide the hotly contested mayor's race in san jose. here are new numbers showing city councilman matt mahan widening the lead over county supervisor cindy chavez there. nearly 24 hours after the polls closed the oakland mayor's race still undecided tonight after nine rounds of ranked choice voting. loren taylor is leading his fellow city council members 53.3% to sheng thao 46.7% of the vote. there are still a lot of ballots out there that need counted and a new round of results is expected to drop tomorrow. we'll continue to closely follow all of these election results as they come in. you can find updates her

pamela preis has taken a 2000-vote lead over terry wiley. wiley have been ahead by a slim margin since election day. stay up-to-date on the very latest results here on kpix 5, cbs news bay area, and kpix.com. >>> in just about an hour, form prototype he says he will make, quote, a major announcement. behind me, a live look at the trump supporters gathering at mar-a-lago. it is widely suspected that he will launch an official bid for the white house in 2024. bradley blackburn on why a third run for the president can be very different. >> reporter: supporters are already flying trump 2024 lines outside the resin's mar-a-lago home. >> i am a trump girl. >> reporter: supporters are awaiting word. >> i am hopinyog trump urannoun his run for presidency. we need him back . >> i'm going to be making a very big announcement. >> reporter: for months, the former president has been dropping hits he wants his old job back , and sources close to donald trump tell cbs news, he intends to watch is 2024 presidential campaign tonight from mar-a-lago. that des

terry wiley leading with just under 52% of the vote. he is the current chief assistant da. civil rights attorney pamela preis trails with the vote as of now. >> definitive results on a pair of dueling housing measures. speeding up affordable housing construction, proposition d is back to cut the time for affordable housing developments from six years to six months. right now it is on track to narrowly pass with 50.4% of the vote. proposition d is backed by the board of supervisors and would fasttrack developers, but only those that meet strict requirements but this one seems less likely to pass now with more than 55% voting no >> you have obviously a lot to digest as the results keep rolling in. here to help us with that, joining us live, professor david mcewan, political science expert from sonoma state university, david, thank you for being here. i want to start with this. what would you say are the biggest takeaways so far in terms of our results here in california? >> when we look at the result in california we can see a couple of things. one is those ballot measures wh

alameda county district attorney, civil rights attorney pamela price is declaring victory over terry wiley minutes, he conceded the race and congratulated price. this race putting a black person in the alameda county das office for the first time. price also releasing a statement tonight reading in part, tonight's numbers are a confirmation of our victory. we knew this election was going to be an exclamation point in history for alameda county. the registrar's office said earlier this week, they were aiming to have both races tallied by the weekend. clearly, there is still some uncertainty out there. telling abc7news, they will be looking closely at their process in hopes of improving it for upcoming elections. ama: thank you. in a san jose federal courthouse today, elizabeth holmes was sentenced to 135 months in prison for diff robbing investors in her blood testing company. it was despite more than 130 personal letters sent to the judge in support of her. here's a melding -- amanda del castillo you with more on what's next. reporter: once the face of promise and potential, elizabeth holm

she leads challenger terry wiley now but in full four percentage points from 14,000 votes. race for open -- oakland mayor is getting tighter and tighter. it is another nailbiter. city councilmember loren taylor's lead is down to just 464 votes, a razor thin margin. votes are still being counted with a margin this slim, it is far from over. dan: it is true. and in santa clara county, anthony baker conceded to lisa gillmor. we spoke with gilmore today following an incredibly heated contest. >> incumbent mayor of santa clara lisa gillmor says her race for city mayor was different. mayor gillmor: i would not even assess it as a david versus goliath, it was david versus the death star. >> anthony becker texted wednesday, conceding the race. and incredibly close election throughout, despite gillmor saying she has been outspent 8-1. mayor gillmor: they sell through all of this multimillion dollar negative campaigning and really voted for what is best for the city. it was more than just me winning this race, it is keeping our city intact and not owned by special interests. >> the 4

and in the race for alameda county's next da, pamela presley over terry wiley has grown tonight ahead by 6000 votes. however, the race is still way too close to call. >>> let's get to some other headlines around the bay area. san mateo police are trying to figure out what happened in the parking lot of this target on fashion island boulevard today. look at this. when they arrived, they found several people seriously hurt, three cars crashed into each other, and a target cart smashed to pieces. all police will say now is that at least one pedestrian was hit and that three people were taken to the hospital. >>> take a look at this. fire crews in concord are still cleaning up this mess eight hours after a construction truck hit a gas line. it triggered a huge fire at grant and frederick street. fortunately no one was hurt. part of nearby john your hospital had to be evacuated, and students at mt. diablo high school were let out early. >>> in berkeley, the fall of cryptocurrency exchange ftx is certainly noticeable at cal's memorial stadium. there are no massive black spots where the comp

we spoke with terry wiley earlier expecting this to be a very tight race, but it's still confident of a victory time is 4 16. los angeles mayor elect karen bass, now celebrating her election victory, now her opponent, real estate developer rick caruso, conceded yesterday , caruso attracted the support of people who wanted the city to act more forcefully on issues surrounding homelessness. mayor elect bass says she will declare a state of emergency on that issue. my message is we are going to solve homelessness. we're going to prevent and respond urgently to crime and los angeles will no longer be unaffordable for working families will be sworn in as mayor of los angeles, december 12th and intersection in san francisco's tenderloin district will now be a historic landmark to mark a moment. in the lgbtq rights movement, the francisco board of supervisors have approved the designation of turkey and taylor streets as a historic landmark to commemorate the site of the compton cafeteria riot. the 1966 right happened after police were called in to remove lgbt q people they don't fight back a

the alameda county da's race is still too close to call pamela price has widened her lead over terry wiley by about 6200 votes. when more information comes in, we'll certainly bring it to you right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. in a historic win. karen bass will become the first woman to be the mayor of los angeles. bass has won 53% of the vote to rick caruso's. 47% with 70% of the vote tallied. she has amassed an insurmountable lead of nearly 47,000 votes. pass a former congresswoman was on president elect joe biden's shortlist to maybe be as vice president. she overcame more than 100 million dollars in spending by her opponent in the mayoral race. the billionaire caruso bass will not only be la's first female mayor, but also only its second black mayor. >> republicans now projected to control of the house ending democrats full control in congress 8 days after the election. ap now projecting republicans will win their 218 seat. the full final result may not be known for some time. the shift in power will take effect, though, in january. complicating president biden's agenda is republ

terry wiley continue sully that race. 51.5, 2% of the vote, pamela price so far, it 40 just over 48%f the vote. those numbers still coming in for but following these races and we will have reaction coming up later in tonights newscast acros

. >> in the alameda county district attorneys race, chief assistant da terry wiley has maintained a lead of about 3 points on pamela price. and in sentences go, brooke jenkins has already declared victory with thousands of votes yet to be counted. the latest results keep her more than 12 point ahead of her closest competitor, it is important to remember that ballots received in the mail through november 17th are still valid, as long as they were postmarked by tuesday, november 8th. >>> a live look at capitol hill right now where the balance of power in congress is still up in the air tonight. two days after the polls closed. cbs reporter natalie brand is in washington, with a look at key races being counted. >> tuesday was a good day for america, a good day for democracy. it was a strong night for democrats. >> reporter: president biden thanked democratic staffers and volunteers for their midterm win, but acknowledged he will need bipartisan support in congress moving forward. >> regardless of what the final tally showed i'm prepared to work with republicans but the american people have

district attorney, pamela price has widened her lead by a full four percentage points over challenger terry wiley very close. lauren taylor's lead is within just 500 votes. alameda county official savo tate -- counting is taking so long because of mail-in ballots coming in close to election day. >> it put a lot of pressure on us in a very short time to process a couple hundred thousand votes as quickly as we could. we will be looking at processes that we can put in place and some equipment that can help us. this is the new normal. dan: there are more than 60,000 votes left to camp at the registrar says most of them should be done by the end of the day tomorrow. ama: new developments in a story we brought you last night. uc berkeley law school is joining forces with yale and harvard to pull out of u.s. news & world report rankings. in a letter to the community, the dean of uc berkeley says participating in the rankings outweighs the cost. he echoes the dean of other two schools, saying the rankings don't appropriately value efforts to attract diverse students. u.s. news and reports released a stat

terry wiley.bers released last night show that terry wiley has just more than 50% of the vote. pamela price has more than 49% workers at the alameda county registrar of voters office have been spending long hours counting the vote in the d a s race and other contests. the registrar says 50,000 votes were counted yesterday alone. this leaves 150,000 ballots that still need to be tallied. says the delay is due largely to the fact many people now vote by mail. 930,000 voters. we only received 30,000 votes in person the rest of the votes that we have received. if we're going to get to 50% are all vote by mail votes, and most of those were dropped off on election night. one of those races is the election to decide who replaced libby, chef as the mayor of oakland. the latest numbers show councilman lauren taylor still has a slim lead over council. president pro tem sheng towel. we see the numbers on the screen show laura taylor with 52% shakhtar with 48. the registrar hopes there will be some final resu

. >> reporter: terry wiley and pamela price are running for alameda county district attorney.bing crime is top

pamela prices taken a slim lead over terry wiley by about 2000 votes. the county register is expected to released new numbers every night this week around 5 o'clock. when that information comes in, we will bring it to you right here on kron. 4. republicans are now projected to win control of the house of representatives and being democrats full control in both houses of congress. 8 days after the election, the associated press is projecting republicans have won their 200 and 18th seat. the full final results will not be known for some time. the shift in power will take effect in january. complicating president biden's agenda as republicans in the house gain the ability to block legislation. democrats control the u.s. senate still. it's considered very possible that more employees will be leaving twitter in the next few hours. the washington post is reporting that new ceo elon musk gave the remainnng staff and ultimatum. musk reportedly told them to commit to, quote, an extremely hard core work environments or to leave kron four's. justine waltman report

its first black d, a civil rights attorney, pamela price, and chief assistant district attorney terry wileye jobs. you can see terry widely right now in a close race with 52% of the vote, pamela price with 48% so just 4% separating these two candidates to become the next d a there in the county. election officials still working tonight counting all those ballots, ballots ktvu brooks jarocz live in martinez work. election workers are wrapping up after polls closed and ballots were collected. how's it looking brooks? but you know, earlier we were in the tabulation room. now we're down the street at the warehouse and this is where they have collected all of the vote by mail ballots both from those drop boxes and also people who dropped off those vote by mail ballots at a polling location. now, after they're all collected and put in these different trays , they're actually brought to this cage back here and this big machine and here is mr tommie gong, the chief deputy clerk recorder. thanks for being here. so tell me what we're witnessing behind us right now. and what is happening into the nigh

alameda county district attorney showed just 1900 votes separating the candidates pamela price and terry wiley. in a statement, price said that she is confident she will be elected when all the votes are counted, and we actually did catch up with wiley today as the veteran prosecutor held his weekly meeting with his campaign staff , he addressed just how close the race is. i wasn't that surprised. we felt all along that it was gonna be a tight race and that the race would tighten up, but we're still very, very confident any of the close races are still going to want to see. the updates that we have tuesday wednesday thursday the race for mayor in oakland, is almost as tight with council member lauren taylor leading council members. xiang tao by 2600 votes candidate for supervisor in san francisco has conceded the race tonight. honey mahogany mahogany says she has reached out to supervisor matt dorsey to congratulate him on his win and a well run campaign . dorsey was appointed to the position by mayor london breed and was running in his own right. an official election results show dorsey leadi

terry wiley continue sully that race. 51.5, 2% of the vote, pamela price so far, it 40 just over 48% of the vote. those numbers still coming in for but following these races and we will have reaction coming up later in tonights newscast across the country, votes are still being counted in some critical house and senate races. our grant lodes is here with a look at where things stand tonight. he's been following all of this since election night and you just going to have to wait a few days are some of hope is just a few days. but depending on how things go, it might be next month with georgia. if george ends up being. >> the deciding state. so here's the tally where things stand right now. so far republicans are projected to have 49 senate seats. the democrats with 48 remember, they entered election day tied at 50 with vice president kamala harris being the tie breaker there for the democrats being in control. so here we go. georgia is green. that's because that's headed to a runoff. will it end up mattering? in terms of was control the senate? well, we'll know that once we know where

alameda county district attorney, civil rights attorney pamela price is declaring victory over terry wiley. in the past 10 minutes, he conceded the race and congratulated price. this race putting a black person in the alameda county das office for the first time. price also releasing a statement tonight reading in part, tonight's numbers are a confirmation of our victory. we knew this election was going to be an exclamation point in history for alameda county. the registrar's office said earlier this week, they were aiming to have both races tallied by the weekend. clearly, there is still some uncertainty out there. telling abc7news, they will be looking closely at their process in hopes of improving it for upcoming elections. ama: thank you. in a san jose federal courthouse today, elizabeth holmes was sentenced to 135 months in prison for diff robbing investors in her blood testing company. it was despite more than 130 personal letters sent to the judge in support of her. here's a melding -- amanda del castillo you with more on what's next. reporter: once the face of promise and potential

pamela prices taking a slim lead over terry wiley by about 2000 votes. the county registrar will release new numbers every night this week around 5 o'clock. and when that information comes to us, we will bring it right to you here on kron 4 and also on kron 4 dot com for now, pam and catherine, back to you. all right, grant, thanks very much. >> in santa clara county, the registrar of voters has completed the examination of those ballots that were found dumped near highway 17. most of them have been approved to be counted. they will be included in the official midterm results. 36 ballots found alongside the road near highway 17 last friday. they went missing while in possession of the postal service. the postal service found them turn them in monday. 31 of the ballots could be verified. 4 had open envelopes. one ballot had a signature that did not match the signature on file. the voters who were affected are being notified of the status of those ballots. >> in the national way, republicans are projected to win a majority of seats in the house of represen

pamela prices declaring victory tonight's update widen the gap between the civil rights attorney and terry wiley she has 53% of the vote to wiley's 47% this is a historic race because the winner will become the first black person to hold this office. price issued a statement tonight saying this campaign is always been about creating real justice for alameda county. i am confident our message of justice with compassion for safer alameda county has resonated with voters or salmon goes on to say almost everyone agrees with agrees the system is broken. my administration will begin an era of change that ultimately will make us stronger and safer. tonight's updated vote count changes the person in the lead in the race for oakland mayor city council member centaur is now in the lead with 50.3% of the vote. city council member lauren taylor has fallen behind with 49.7% no one has declared victory because fewer than 700 votes separate the two new at 11 police officers trying to figure out tonight why someone shot a man in the south bay san jose police officers say they were on the scene of tonight's shoo

terry wiley is leading that race against power price with 51.68% of the vote. but this race is also too close to call. and in san francisco incumbent brooke jenkins declared victory today. she passed the 50% threshold in the choice voting. these votes still need to be certified. but if they do hold, jenkins will win the race for san francisco da in the studio. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you. ella and kron 4 will be bringing you updated election results throughout the day. you can keep up with the latest on races in california. >> our website kron 4 dot com. you will see a tab on our home page called 2022. >> midterm election results. the drop-down tab will have all the results listed for you. >> now, let's take a look at some state propositions. the associated press predicts will pass a big one prop one was resoundingly approved by voters. the proposition enshrines the right to an abortion and contraception into the state constitution. 31 looks like it will be approved. that will prohibit in-person stores and vending machines in california from selling

that's terry wiley. one of the candidates running for alameda county district attorney. the latest figures released election night show wiley at 51% of the vote to his opponent, pamela price at 48% were waiting like everyone else. price on twitter said she had to leave town on a family emergency but released a statement saying, quote, we remain hopeful and optimistic than alameda county will step forward in 2022. but i think one of the other things that gets frustrating. >> for a lot of the community is there's just not a lot of communication around these things either. and so especially in oakland where we have ranked choice. >> ust school board member mike hutchinson is running for reelection in district 2 in oakland where races are subjected to ranked choice voting, hotly contested races or even harder to predict a spokesperson from the alameda county registrar's office said only 18% of the vote had been processed and roughly 20 to 30% or nearly 280,000 votes are still outstanding to be counted. >> you know, a lot of people saw the initial results and assume that thos

terry wiley is leading the race against pamela price. with 51.0, 68% of the vote. but this race is also still too close to call. and san francisco incumbent brooke jenkins declared victory today. she is sitting at 47.96% at this time. according to the website, this too is ranked choice voting homicide. key is in second at 34% so far. so again, these votes still need to be certified. but if they do hold, jenkins will win the race for san francisco's district attorney in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank >> although votes are still being counted in the race for san francisco, da appointed out mayor london breed's appointee, brooke jenkins is now declaring herself the winner, both the mayor and the district attorney took a bit of a victory lap today. kron four's haaziq madyun was there and has this report. so at this point based on the numbers, we at the point now where we believe we can declare a victory in this race. >> i'm feeling pretty good. san francisco mayor london breed and newly elected san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins. we're in

reporter: pamela price has widened her lead over terry wiley. about 6200 votes separate the two. regardless of the outcome, the winner will make history as the first black da. ama: you can check results as they come in on abc7news.com. police are trying to determine the cause of a crash that injured three people in the parking lot of a target store. it happened in san mateo. three cars were involved. all three victims had to be taken to the hospital. in san francisco, one mooney light rail train struck another. five people were taken to the hospital. the injuries were minor. two other people were hurt. over scarce scenario for firefighters in concorde. a punctured gas main led to this fire right near a major hospital. a construction crew hit a gas line this morning on great street. the outpatient urgent care facility had to use generators for hours boom -- hours. they were able to put out the flame shortly afternoon. no injuries were reported. dan: 25 recruits with the los angeles sheriff's department were hit in a car crash. reporter: chaos and. dozens and recruits from the l.a.

attorney candidate pamela prices declaring victory tonight update widen the gap between price and terry wiley. she has 53% of the vote to wiley's 47. this is a historic race because the winner will become the first black person to hold this office. price issued a statement tonight saying. quote this campaign has always been about creating real justice for alameda county. i'm confident our message of justice with compassion for a safer alameda county has resonated with voters and quote. she went on to say that her administration will begin an era of change. we now know the identities of the five people who died in a wrong way. crash on highway four in pittsburgh. three of the victims were children. the investigation is still ongoing as to why one of the drivers was going the wrong way, authorities say the driver of the hyundai elantra, who was going the wrong way was 27 year old tr attacker of a leo. she was killed along with three girls in her car. five year old maria mayhill avik, four year old kai, lonnie johnson, ochoa and nine year old kalia johnson , alcoa. all of the children were from

pamela price campaigning on adopting progressive policies like ending cash bail, or terry wiley, a 30en your veteran of the da's office, who is campaigning on a more pragmatic approach. here's what they do day one. >> i need to immediately identify people worth prosecuting who are incarcerated because maybe they ran afoul of the law because of their mental illness. >> i think i would change the culture of the district attorney's office. and, you know, look, i have a different life experience then nancy o'malley. julian: wiley is distancing himself from his predecessor who is retiring after a controversial term. he wants to triple the number of asian-american prosecutors. this is price's second run for office. she ran against o'malley, in 20, winning 42% of the vote. the candidates agree on some changes they would implement like never seeking the death penalty, being more transparent by releasing more stats on who is being prosecuted, and decreasing the criminalization of people under 18, but includio with the crowded santa rita jail in dublin, one of the largest jails in the country w

. >>> terry wiley is about three points ahead of pamela price. across the bay, the san francisco da declared victory yesterday but thousands of ballots need to be counted. she took a victory lap with mayor london breed in chinatown. >> we can have both. we can have somebody who implements necessary reforms we need to make the system more fair but also still ensures accountability for those who choose to commit crimes in our city. >> her closest opponent has not conceded the race. he released a statement saying while i acknowledge the trend in the results, nearly half of all voters haven't had their votes counted yet. we continue to closely follow the election results as they come in. find updates on kpix5, cbs news bay area and kpix.com. >>> facebook workers are still reeling from massive job cuts. meta let go 11,000 people. that's 13% of the global workforce. zuckerberg blamed layoffs on an all too familiar story, sliding ad revenue. like what happened at twitter, dozens were talking online about it saying they were let go or know someone who wa

it is between pamela price and terry wiley. wiley is leading with 52% of the vote.aigning on progressive policies. she served as a civil-rights lawyer for decades. wiley is a 32 year veteran of the d.a.'s office now serving as chief deputy da. alameda county will be electing its first black district attorney either way. so many races still outstanding. you can check in with the results as we continue on air. you can follow our election coverage at abc7news.com. something you might be feeling after the midterm elections is asleep deprivation. nearly half of americans are suffering from a lack of restful sleep. the study found 30% of people have trouble falling asleep while another 27% were sleepy during the day. this was the first study to evaluate sleep duration between work and free days. nearly 9000 people were surveyed. a chronic lack of sleep is most commonly linked with issues like heart disease, obesity and dementia. next, kevin mccarthy has eyes on being the next speaker of the house. what he said about the gop potentially winning control. governor newsom win

. >> reporter: terry wiley and pamela price are running for alameda county district attorney. >> , runningor district attorney, i hope i can count on your support. >> reporter: he's got experience. he has been working at the da's office more than 30 years. he talks about getting to the root problems and that it starts with education in schools, referencing racial disparities in leaving levels within oakland unified. >> when you cannot read or you are not at reading level in the third grade, one, there's a high percentage of those individuals who do not graduate from high school, and those who do not graduate from high school -- >> reporter: wiley said he will work with oakland unified to identify issues >> i am a product of -- i am really a product of the american dream, you know , that i came from where there probably were not great expectations coming from a single-parent household to to the passing of my father. >> reporter: pamela price prides herself into bringing a new perspective. >> i'm a former foster kid. i'm a survivor of domestic violence and sexual assault, and those things, y