despite the best efforts of the union to try to unseed and undo that it doesn't look like it had be helping>> thank you very much. >>> before we go, we take a look at some of the other bay area ballot initiatives. and si idewalks in berkeley... 100% of the vote in from now, proposition f, it is going down in defeat. 77% to 23%. . >>> alameda county measure f, yes vote, 58%, no vote, 42%. map ,,

a lot of money has beenspent on that race to unsee her rer ra. also the measure d,ragz it from 8 to 10 dollar an hour, it is winning from 57% to 33%. we also have the very conten shs soda tax in richmond. it would add a penny per ounce on sugar ri beverages. it islosing 48% to 32% >> fill, we're still under 32% with polls closed now for two hours. let's talk about measured first of all. >> this is one that's kind of up in the air. it's not settled >> it's an interesting one. that was actually owned by a group of students owned by a civics party at the college tlchlt it was popular. theycaught on and worked hard on it, and it's somebody else's money. let's be honest. as opposed tolet's say rich movenltd the sugar tax there, the idea of increasing a penny an ounls of sweet drinks to fight obesity. that's cut the beverage industry and grocers. they put in $22million to support that. theyare afraid sugar is going to become the next tobacco. theythink sugar is going to be the next one to get hit, and they want to stop that. one of theool interesting i

you see something that you cannot unsee. we have a sense of it from the words of wail goenen. -- of whale goenen i have his words tattooed on my brain. a man who stood in terrier square at the start of the 21st century. we are going to win. because we don't understand politics. we are going to win because we don't play their dirty games, we are going to win because we don't have a party political agenda. because tears that come from our eyes actually come from our hearts. because we dream and are willing to stand up for our dreams. because the power of the people is so much stronger than the people in power. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much. that kissing george bush on the lips is going to get me fired. my band. eh. >> so bono has agreed to take a few questions. so i'd ask that anyone with questions come to the mike in the center aisle. please try to hold yourself to one question so that we can get in as many as possible in a few minutes. thank you. >> yes, sir. >> good evening. h

are very disappointed that the governor did not weaj a more -- wage a more aggressive campaign to unseed president obama. played it safe. signatures out the last 8 days of the campaign. after hurricane sandy hit the east coast the governor simply disappeared from the news cycle, apparently that was fine with him because he had many opportunities to state his case with some urgency in the last weekend but passed. so president obama's team, run by the brilliant david axelrod, won the fourth quarter bill. they pinpointed voters who might support them, government them out to vote on election day. meantime, the romney campaign made a series of local appearances saying the same thing over and over and over. early on election night when trends began to appear, i said. this. >> it's a changing country, the demographics are changing. it's not a traditional america anymore. and there are 50% of the voting public who want stuff. they want things. and who is going to give them things. president obama. he knows it. and he ran on it. >> bill: now, that's the truth. and there is no denying the statisti

long-time council member was defeated in his bid to unseed incumbent rebecca caplan for the at large seat. kaplan easily defeated fuente 36% to 30%. and the spread was bigger after ranked choice voting. the 63-year-old fuente gave up his seat representing district five in order to challenge kaplan. >>> the major league baseball union has cleared cabrera's agent. they will be disciplined for their failure to supervise juan yuan non. cabrera was suspended for 50 games in august and not added to the giants post season roster. >>> san francisco holiday traditions get under way today. both outdoor ice rinks will open at 10:00 this morning. the rink at union square will donate some of its admission to the boys and girls club on san francisco. outdoor rinks in walnut creek and san jose open next week. >>> some tough stuff to see. sal, you're seeing problems on highway 24 and elsewhere. >> we are seeing problems on highway 24 at wilder. there is a crash that could be blocking all the lanes eastbound 24 the orinda fire department son the scene. big rig is overturned and now traffic is coming

. >> can we unsee that?ou look fantastic, scottie. >> oh, yes. >> you are a concept of fantastic. >>> also coming up, is jessica simpson expecting again, so soon after baby maxwell? reports that baby number two is on the way. so, what does it mean for her megadeal with weight watchers? >>> and we have great "deals & steals" that won't break the bank. great gift ideas with plenty of holiday cheer built-in. can't wait for that. >>> we have much more this morning. you've asked for it. our morning exclusive interview with brad pitt, about his thrilling role in a brand-new movie, in "killing them softly." and what does he say about the chanel ads? >>> we're going to begin with a big mystery this morning. who is holding the two winning tickets from last night's record $587 million powerball jackpot? we know this. they were sold in missouri and in arizona. abc's steve osunsami, not a winner, there when the numbers were drawn last night. he's at powerball headquarters in florida. good morning to you, steve. >> repor

you see something that you can't unsee.a sense of it from the words of [inaudible] i have his words tattooed on my brain. a man who stooded in the square at the start of the 21st century. we're going to win because we don't understand politics. we are going to win because we don't play their dirty games. we're going to win because we don't have a political agenda. we're going win because the tears that come from our eyes actually come from our hearts. we're going win because we have dreams. we are going to win because we're willing to stand up for crimes. we are going to win because the power of the people is stronger than the people in power. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] [applause] thank you so much. [applause] okay. okay. kissing george bush on the lips is going to get me fired. my band -- bono agreed to take a few questions. so i'd ask that anyone with questions come to the mic in the center aisle, please. try to hold yourself to one question so they we can get in as many as possible in a few min

you see something that you cannot unsee.it from these words -- a sense of it from these words. i have his words tattooed on my brain, the man used it stood in -- the man who stood in tahrir square at the beginning of the 21st century. we are going to win because we don't understand politics. we don't play their dirty games. we are going to win because we don't have a party political agenda. we are going to win because the tears that come from our eyes actually come from our hearts. we are going to win because we are willing to stand up for our dreams. we are going to win because the power of the people is so much stronger than the people in power. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> thank you so much. kissing george bush on the lips is going to get me fired. >> bono has agreed to take a few questions. please try to hold yourself to one question so that we can get in as many as possible. thank you. >> i a

you see something that you cannot unsee.e a sense a bit from these words -- a sense of it from these words. i have his words tattooed on my brain, the man used it stood in tahrir square at the beginning of the 21st century. we are going to win because we don't understand politics. we don't play their dirty games. we are going to win because we don't have a party political agenda. we are going to win because the tears that come from our eyes actually come from our hearts. we are going to win because we are willing to stand up for our dreams. we are going to win because the power of the people is so much stronger than the people in power. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. >> thank you so much. kissing george bush on the lips is going to get me fired. >> bono has agreed to take a few questions. please try to hold yourself to one question so that we can get in as many as possible. thank you. >> i am a member of the mcdonough school class of 1999. on behalf of the alumni, thanks for coming this evening. i used to stand o

these two ran against each other in 2010 with representatives guinta unseeing two-time winner shea-porter. we'll focus on the economy as well as the affordable care act. representatives guinta has promised to repeal the health care law and shea-porter says that contribute to a 2010 months. this is just under an hour. >> brought to you by aarp new hampshire. the first congressional district debate. now, live from the wbin studios, charlie sherman. >> welcome to the second of our wbin debate series. it's our pleasure to welcome democrat and republican candidates in the race for the first congressional district of new hampshire. over the next hour we'll focus on the issues that matter most to citizens of new hampshire. but first, the debate rules. kandinsky one minute to respond to direct questions come at 32nd rebuttals will be given as time allows. we'll be doing two rounds of questions in which candidates will have up to 60 seconds to respond. we'll also have questions from our debate sponsor, aarp new hampshire and some questions from new hampshire voters that wbin reporters have collect

. >> jay leno, i can't unsee that. >> how does he do that? it's amazing. >> well -- >> exactly. >> that's plenty of that -- >> see -- next time, can we put the purell in an oven next time? it was a little chilly. >> i think i have your loofa. >> most importantly, you're feeling better because now i can actually sit next to you. >> all right. just ahead, after you get that image out of your head, holiday grinches. brazen thieves caught on camera in the middle of the day stealing packages from your front porch. >>> just ahead, what happened when a college student accidentally forwarded an e-mail meant for his mom to 40,000 fellow students? >> let's just say he heard about it [ doorbell rings ] ♪ [ female announcer ] just for these hectic holidays, mccafé brings you a cup of holiday cheer. ♪ rich peppermint mocha and peppermint hot chocolate. holiday cheer with chocolate on top. ♪ the simple joy of unwinding. ♪ [music] "dance of the sugar plum fairies" ♪ ♪ is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts. citracal slow release continuously re