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folk are coming to the richmond library and realize that even in our inner richmond, a bit of activist. woo! and everybody was still awake at 9:00 p.m. in the inner richmond. wow. any ways, so, thank you very much. [laughter] (applause) >>> one of the things that i'm often asked is, what is poetry? and poetry is just a crust of bread with a soul for the body. you know, in san francisco we feed the homeless and we feed the hungry and we do a pretty good job of it. poetry feeds the body and it feeds the soul. it feeds the whole person and that's really what poetry does and that's why it's really wonderful of you to honor it. and i want to thank all of you very much. and that's all. i have a brief poem if you would like to hear a poem. this is called "hunger forever." come to the banquet no one can tell you where it began no one knows where it's been held and how it started. you only need to be rich to gain entrance. of course, we would [speaker not understood] democracy and decorate it with beautiful images as if it were poetry wrapped in sentiment and beautiful words. money won't be men

a tim kaine woke up in richmond to vote and will stay put. both talked about the economy and planned defense cuts impacting virginia's military workers for months now. in the en, they wanted to make sure their name was on voters' minds going into the polls. supporter always butler short, posted signs outside a norton polling station. then she went in to vote. >> he is all about vote jobs. isn't that what this election is all about? the economy and he is about using the energy in virginia which again would create more jobs.

cate caugiran at the richmond/san rafael bridge. but lawrence karnow, i have seen the hi-def doppler and it looks green. >> that hi-def doppler doesn't lie, frank. it is showing some very heavy rainfall now just off the coastline. look at the yellows and the oranges there. this is just about to move onshore in time for the commute this morning. it is going to be a wild commute outside. some of the rain in the heavier bands coming into the north bay now. expecting that rain to intensify throughout the morning hours and along with this cold front that's moving through, some very strong gusty winds. purple along the coastline here is where we have a wind warning up along the coast as we are going to see some very strong gusty winds continuing all the way up into parts of the north bay, as well. could see 55, maybe 65-mile-an- hour gusts along with this system and showers continuing into parts of the north bay now. that means the main focus now but rain going to be heavy at times this morning and as we head throughout the morning hours.

it would have put richmond in the history books as the first u.s. city in history to have a tax on soda and sugar drinks. they poured a ton of money trying to kill the measure and $2.5 million compared to just $69,000 for supporters of measure n. it would have added a penny tax per ounce on sugar redrinks that businesses would have to pay. supporters say it would generate several thousand dollars for anti-obesity programs in richmond. >> we are disappointed one because we know it means more children will not live as long as if it passed. that's sad to me. but we are elated about the campaign that we put forward. i think this is -- if it doesn't happen tonight, it will happen. >> this was a regress sigh tax. i have never been for this tax from day one. it is a spring board for dr. ru dis derman to travel all over the world. jeff rudderman has his head swollen up on this with an attack on economically suppressed people. >> so a little bit of bad blood on the richmond city council. a number of grocery stores had no on n signs. for now it appears to be

, obviously, this is the richmond headquarters of the tim kaine senatorial campaign. tim kaine has really been at the waist with barack obama's campaign. >> george allen made a big deal that tim kaine was the chairman of the democratic national committee. you know, he was the first governor out of rod blagojevich to support barack obama. it didn't seem to hurt. i think tim kaine was attractive, and popular mayor of richmond, then lieutenant governor, then governor. another thing is he speaks spanish. to the changing demographics of the commonwealth of virginia, that's a distinct advantage. >> more frustrations over the last couple of hours. we've not been able to talk enough about tim kaine and george allen. i put this to you, mark. when this race first set up, we were expecting a nasty, in your face brutal campaign. we saw that six years ago, between jim web and george allen. we did not see that this time. why not? >> you did on the tv screens, but not in terms of the civility between the two candidates. i think they act as adults, and as gentlemen. i think the monik

. >> paul rice andyan went down to richmond today aboard -- ryan went down to richmond today. this campaign knows they need to get to 270 electoral votes by winning as much close states as possible, including virginia. they have also refocused their fire on pennsylvania, making. spurred the final stop of this campaign day. an exhausting -- making pittsburgh the final stop of this campaign it day. kid rock warming up the crowd. mitt romney losing his voice but not his sense of urgency. encouraging this crowd of thousands to help get out the vote. supporters said they did not listen to prognosticators. >> it is going to be a blow out. >> last time, they called the election for john kerry at about 8:30. 2.5 hours later, things had changed. go out and vote the way you want. >> campaign aides to mitt romney say the candidate was visibly moved when he arrived in pittsburgh this afternoon and saw the crowds of supporters. they think they have the possibility in pennsylvania today. they will be keeping a close eye on three counties in virginia. prince william county, fairfax county, a

out of richmond. all our bart lines, ace train one, muni, caltrain and ferries everything else is problem-free no delay. traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> you won't have to wait until the day after thanksgiving to get black friday deals from sears. the retailer says customers can actually shop the store's door buster discounts online starting november 18. that's five days before black friday. getting earlier and earlier. analysts say they will put sears first in line offers black friday deals this year ahead of walmart, target and best buy. a lot of them are open thanksgiving. >> have you started christmas shopping? >> haven't even thought about it. have you? >> a little bit. >> you got kids. >> yeah. >> there you go. >>> speaking of kids, a doll that's popular in europe is having a lot of trouble getting on store shelves here in the u.s. >> that's apparently because of what the breast milk baby does. children playing with the doll, they put on a halter

district to create a healthier richmond. and i know that there is an acknowledgment of the death in the officemax parking lot a few years ago when i first started as supervisor. so, the issues are very real for me. in 1984 i was a receptionist for an exceptional multi-cultural, culturally competent agency we used to call it richmond nazi center, [speaker not understood]. my two honorees i asked to come up are alison chin and yuka [speaker not understood]. so, alison and yuka. i also wanted to just state -- yes, please come forward. (applause) >> i would also like to say that president chiu and others acknowledged that it takes a village to really support a healthier community, and i think they come out of, in many ways, the wellness center from washington high school in addition to rams and the community-based mental health services that rams represent. alison chin is a licensed marriage and family therapist with over 15 years of experience in community and human services. she began as a research assistant intern for one of

. >> 40 pounds is the amount of sugar that each of richmond's children take in just from sodas alone every year. >> reporter: richmond city council member jeff ritter man who is also a heart doctor is the heart and soul of measure n. it would tax businesses a penny an ounce of sugary drinks sold. it would be the first of its kind in the nation. >> a third of our latino and a third of our african-american students are obese and another 20% are overweight in each group. those young people are going to die younger than they should. >> reporter: the money raised he says would go towards more health programs in schools. businesses here are fighting it for cost reasons. so let's say i bought this 20- ounce coke at la bamba taqueria which cost a buc 85. with the tax it was another 20 cents. a bottle of orange juice from concentrated that's sweetened this bottle will cost 15 cents more from any convenience store. if i bought either in the neighboring city of el cerrito, it would be cheaper. cheaper, more expensive. cheaper, more expensive. >> did cigarette taxes hurt businesses? well, to som

patuxent river naval air station and richmond some sprinkles. the afternoon features some rain showers and some wet snow mixing in especially east of town. as temperatures top out midday around 43 and drop into the upper 30s tonight. with those northerly winds picking up to 10, 20 miles an hour. it's a brisk day. dry air here and in fact a lot of the metro area is not reaching the ground. i told you patuxent river naval air station reporting only sprinkles. the echoes really pick up along the coast. this is the doppler out of dover, delaware and it's off the new jersey coast and delaware and maryland we have quite a bit of rain offshore that will be coming back into the colder air. there's a snow concern north and east of us where york this morning is 34. dover currently 40 and their temperatures will drop and we've got 34 winchester and 42 fredericksburg and here in the district we've got 41. here's our michael & son weather camera. still good visibility under cloudy skies. 41 but with a north northeast wind at 13 the windchill this morning, de

richmond residents will decide on a soda tax today, if it passes richmond will be the first nation to -- will be the first in the nation -- [ unintelligible ] >>> in berkeley voters deciding on controversial measure that will ban sitting on public sidewalks. sit-in objecting to the proposed law has been growing. if passed it would -- [ unintelligible ] supports including berkeley's mayor say the measure will the city leverage in directing the homeless to city funded programs to help them out. >>> same-sex marriage could make a historic breakthrough. voters will vote on whether to legalize same-sex marriage in their states. gay rights advocates believe today saturday they have a chance to break streak in one or more states minnesota will died whether to place a ban in that -- will decide whether to place a ban in that state's constitution. get real-time results on abc7news.com the moment the polls close live updates all night facebook.com/abc7news and through twitter. >>> right now a live picture taking to you wisconsin in janesville, where you see paul ryan at the polling place with h

she is at the richmond-san rafael bridge. pretty dramatic the footage we've see. >> reporter: we've been in marin since about 4:00 this morning and the words of the day is cats and dogs. it has not stopped at all, the rain still pounding this morning. we were at the richmond-san rafael bridge where the lights were out at least an hour. some of them back now but when we were at the highest parts of the bridge, the wind pushed and pulled our news van as we tried to cross. it was treacherous driving out there this morning. i think you mentioned this, but i just got off the phone with the chp and they're telling me the bay bridge lights being affected as well. we also checked in at downtown san anselmo this morning where the rain was pounding there too and the shop owners have sandbags stacked up about two feet high in their doorways. they have the flood gates up to keep the rainwater out. they have been through this before. behind the stores, that's when the folks are keeping their eye on because there is a creek. it is swollen

leif in richmond. >> all right john thank you. we don't know how many people voted specifically today. we know a huge number of people registered to vote and we also know that the weather was not a factor at the poll. >> just beautiful to get out and cast your ballot. let's check in now with spencer. >> still very nice. here's fog beginning to touch a few points along the coast line but still mainly clear skies right now and temperature readings generally in the upper 50's to 60's so still pretty mild. visibility counsel to 2 miles half moon bay right now where fog develop. hasn't hit other locations yet so l visibility good across the board. cooler next few day. shower likely thursday. snow returns to the sierra starting 11:00 o'clock tonight. see the fog pushing locally inland across the bay and especially up that the north bay valley so it's a little foggy there at the start of the rush hour tomorrow morning. low pressure tonight generally in the low to mid 50's as the fog creeps in. here's what is coming our way this week. big

prosecutors say he gunned them both down at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza three years ago in a fit of jealous rage. a death penalty hearing set to begin tomorrow in front of the same jury. >>> an 11-month-old baby girl is in the hospital tonight after falling out of a third- story window in fremont. this happened around 2 p.m. this afternoon on walnut avenue just south of mission boulevard. the toddler fell into some bushes before then hitting the concrete. she was flown to the hospital and no word yet on her condition. >>> a new bay area shopping destination has everyone talking even the police. the reason officers will be on high alert for the grand opening. >> our big weather change is a three step process. that is step number one, the cloud cover. step number two is rain. step number three some snow, yeah, talking about the white stuff. find out where coming up. >> and they followed the strict parking rules. but their car was towed anyway. what it took for the brother and sister to get justice. ,,,,,, to mobile five and ken basta in richmond. ken, chevron is getting re

high school. >> "college is real" mentors the richmond high school students. it's hard for them to even go through high school day to day with the struggles they have. and that just really touched me. >> we provide resources, motivation, guidance counseling, tutoring to high school kids at richmond high, mostly latino, and all low income, to try to get them to be the first in their families to attend college. >> reporter: "college is real" founder brad blake says jack's support of the program goes a long way. >> probably five or six kids are going to be able to go to college that otherwise might not have gone to college. >> reporter: when jack isn't on the football field or in class, he is often sending out e-mails by the hundreds to businesses and organizations asking them for their unused tickets to events. he then turns around and resells them on stubhub or craigslist. so you get things to all different kinds of events. >> i have gotten alameda county fair tickets. >> reporter: giants tickets, musicals, he collects and delivers tickets while still managing

live in richmond i'm brian flores. >> thank you. workers at the 17 bay area raley's super markets remain rob the job. they agreed to keep working as long as management and the union october contract talks. they say if no deal is reached by richmond tomorrow. >>> time now 7:07. let's check traffic. how are we doing? >> i think we are doing okay dave and tori. i'm happy with this commute. we've had the normal slow downs but we haven't had a lot of incidents. which is good. this is interstate 80 westbound. traffic is moving along okay. there are no major problems. there have been problems on freeway onramps and off ramps. for the major prethe actually lanes hasn't been all that much going on. this mornings commute at the toll plaza 15-20 minutes. no major problems. we are looking at the south bay and checking out highway 101 which is the busiest from 286 to 880 interchange. highway 1 also okay through pacifica. now at 7:07 let's go to steve. >>> thank you v much, sal. on this friday morning mostly clear. a lot of higher clouds. some pa

bay, fort ross, inverness and an lima here's the north bay, sprinkles from san rafael, cortamadera, richmond san rafael bridge, golden gate bridge and around san francisco a few light returns. going to be another hour or so before we get into the steadier rain bay area wide and the winds are a factor gusting to near 30 miles an hour at our coast. is it impacting the commute yet sue? >> not yet, no reports of major accidents. golden gate bridge live shot you can see no cars coming through at this time, difficult to tell if the road is wet now or not, certainly it will be in the future no problems getting into san francisco southbound on the golden gate bridge. eastbound 580 north flynn, car fire on the shoulder, westbound drive out of the central valley good, westbound 4 big rig caught fire on the shoulder traffic out of antioch looking good at this hour. >>> the rain and winds are starting to pick up north bay residents are in the middle or the start of what will be a ponding from the storm. -- will be a pounding from the storm. amy hollyfield is in san rafael. >> reporter: not too bad, a li

. >>> happening now walmart holding a grand reopening at its store in richmond. but the retail giant is facing resis tense from some of its worker -- resistance from some of its workers. brian flores is at the store this morning. brian. >> reporter: hi, pam. good morning. we are here at the richmond a walmart. it's about 6:00 and the doors just opened. there is a couple things going on. the first thing you mentioned is the grand reopening of the particular store. the store has been here for years but they just completed a remodel of it. there is supposed to be a ceremony sometime this morning. there are already protestors out here. some of the workers say they are taking a stand against walmart calling for an end to harassment and retaliation. some walmart employees are planning a sit in inside the store. they are holding up signs also calling for walmart to change. we will be speaking with one of the employees coming up in the next 30 minutes. we are live here in richmond i'm brian flores. >>> workers at rayly's super market will keep working until tomorrow. if

bart 10 to 15 minute delay on richmond line fremont richmond and millbrae direction. no other mass transit problems as you head out. >>> abc7 is proud to be leading a campaign to raise awareness of carbon monoxide -- home depot donating 3,000 to help seniors and anyone who can't afford one. detectors, alarms, -- early notification is paramount to saving lies. >> for tips on protecting your family and home check out abc7news.com under see it on tv. >>> our addiction to video games may be easing. why video game makers are anxious about sales this holiday season. >>> when is the best time to mail cards and packages for the holidays? this morning the answer from the source. you have to wait a couple minutes. >> observing. i'm paula faris. >>> check out this picture from vollmer peak looking at emeryville lights reflecting on the bay bridge back to san francisco the reason the air is so clear it is chilly and getting drier. we'll talk about frost the next couple of mornings and one more round of showers and thunderstorms. >> >> 5:26. video game makers are hoping for a chri

east towards el sobrante where we have plenty of rainfall on the slippery bridge on the san rafael richmond spread. so rain is north of the golden gate bridge now but in the san jose area we have mostly cloudy skies and we'll pinpoint what time you can expect that rain in san jose. that's still coming up later on but if you want to track the rain in your neighborhood anytime of day, you can find it on cbssf.com/weather. >>> thank you. well, people in one daly city neighborhood are keeping an uneasy eye on the weather. the area was damaged by a massive water leak this week. tuesday's pipe break gouged out a hillside and left the neighborhood covered in mud. crews have uncovered a storm drain which disappeared under the mud hoping this weekend's rain will run off into the drain and out of the area. >>> cat williams is facing a lawsuit for allegedly beating a fan in oakland this week. the comedian didn't impress the crowd at oracle arena last night. >> i know [ bleep ] don't like me that's what makes me real i ain't trying to be something this is all i'm is yo [ bleep ] >> he delivered ramble

. >>> richmond into the berkeley area there's a look at east shore freeway beginning to get a little busy moving nicely towards the maze and bay bridge toll, some delays for cash paying folks no metering lights yet anticipating that any time no delays there westbound 4 at a street reports of big rig and car off to the shoulder, slow traffic out of the antioch area, stalled motorcycle eastbound 24, old oakland road in the right lane. >>> 6:01. in santa clara county all lanes open again after big rig spilled its load on highway 101 southbound, in san martin at the east san martin avenue exit. chp says the big rig overturned and dumped a lot of dirt across several lanes around midnight, lanes were closed crews had to work several hours to get it cleaned up for the commute. >>> in daly city crews will be back along lausanne avenue after a wall of mud came down the hillside. amy hollyfield is back at the scene this morning, with what is next for affected residents. >> reporter: it looks so much better out here this morning. now the residents are a little nervous, could this happen again?

s office to join us in raising as much awareness as we can in the richmond district. in the next workshops you are doing, please let all of our offices know so we can broadly outreach. not just chinatown but also bayview, ingleside especially and southern district. it's really spread. the incidents are all throughout the city, looks like. thank you so much for being here. i wanted to also say that as david chen said, these are scams that will maybe keep coming up in different types of ways, so that the work all of you are doing to prevent elder abuse kind of is also the broader issue. thank you so much for the great work. if there's no other comments, i would just like to move that we continue this item to the call of the chair. >> okay. that we can do, without objection. we will continue this item to the call of the chair. want to thank d.a.'s office, police department, mr. chan from s.f. safe for your presentation and your work. i'm glad we saw the video. it really gave me a sense of what people are -- how they are being preyed upon. made me very angry. it think it

we have live team coverage and mark is out at the richmond san rafael bridge where winds up to 45 miles per hour are expected but let's check in with claudine wong about flooding. >> yes, it is deceiving and we see a few drops, nothing major but we know how quickly things can change and this is one of the areas we watch for. we know this area is very prone to flooding. >> reporter: again, taking a look at traffic right now you can see things are moving very well along here and they were out here doing some cal trains work they were getting sandbags ready for business because they know that is also an area prone for flooding and all you can do when you know storms are coming you just prepare, prepare, prepare and you get the bags ready and when it comes you make sure you are on standby. i have to tell you with the last couple of seconds, it actually started to rain and i'm taking a look at the light fixture and you can see a decent amount started in the last couple of minutes. we will keep an eye on a the rain has begun to fall and we will check if people are out and keeping an eye on th

still light rain, rain and wind along the richmond-san rafael bridge through larkspur, southern marin, golden gate bridge wet, peninsula san francisco looking at wet weather, 280, 101 into alameda castro valley lighter returns not yet seeing much except the wind in the south bay, san jose wind gusts up to third -- 35 miles an hour. today coast, bay, inland heavy rain, gusty winds throughout the morning. late morning hours into noontime, the winds diminish, rain tapers, just scattered showers mild in the 60s, by the evening hours, better evening commute, just a few showers, getting into heavier rain around 2:00 tomorrow night into your friday morning commute. >>> roads are moderate, wind is what we need to be careful of now the slick roads with the rain beginning to develop. san jose, 87 northbound past the hp pavillion, julian exit, traffic light, flowing nicely, no problems. westbound 4 harbor earlier big rig fire cleared. tow trucks trying get that out of there. slow traffic out of antioch westbound, 25 minutes from hillcrest towards concord and 242. a look at your waze app, peninsu

south of nevada, you get into weather here, and that richmond bridge has had a wind advisory as well. we head over to the san mateo bridge for the drive and then a quick check of the bay bridge as well, where the back of toll plaza, you see oakland and the soupy conditions. now christina is there at the toll plaza. christi, our commuters never at a loss when it comes to commenting on your drives or flights. what did you find out? >> reporter: good morning, i it tell you i haven't taken this jacket off or hood for almost four hours. we are at the toll plaza. i want to step aside so you can see what's going on here. you can see the backup, but you see the panoramic where it extends all the way from the flyover to emery. drivers tell us what it would normally take, you just double that time. if you're flying, you're going to say major delays, too. nothing like a storm to slow down the commute. bobby edwards felt lucky to make it to emeryville. where did you come from? >> it was terrible. traffic was terrible. >> reporter: how long did it take you? >> almost an hour to get here this morni

we begin with john henrehan live in richmond with the campaign. john. >> reporter: we stopped here at the woodbridge library, which is mostly obama territory. prince william county went strongly for obama in 2008 and 2009, went strongly for the governor, the republican governor of virginia. and it's very much a swing area. while we have found most of the obama voters are voting for cane, their solidness are varying. >> how about in the u.s. senate race, george allen versus tim kaine? >> i think i voted for tim kaine. >> any idea why? >> no. i don't know about that. yeah, sorry. >> that's okay. >> tim kaine. >> why? >> i think he's, he falls in line with the whole obama administration with good education, liberal rights, that sort of thing. simply. >> you're solid for both? >> again, this seems to be solid for tame cane -- tell cane and that is a tiny snapshot. sean? >> and we have a long night ahead of us. >>> from the democratic candidate to the republican contender now, we are live in richmond covering george allen's run for the senate. fox 5s b

actually i want to start with one here that is from the richmond senior center sent in on-line. >> the census data, and we are going to start with mr. brire >> data shows that many are adults with disabilities or seniors it is expected to grow to 25 percent by 2020, do you feel that you understand the needs and challenges of seniors and adults with disabilities in district 19? what do you think we worry about and how will you help us to stop worrying? >> so, absolutely, while i am a young person, i do believe that we really have an obligation to protect our seniors. and when you see services to seniors being cut, you have to realize that they have contribute to the system their entire life and this is a time that they need services even more than other moments. and when you look at what is going on, you also have to say that there is the statistic that you gave is actually the start of the baby booming population, as she growing older. so we actually need more and more services, we need to actually have people trained to provide those services as well. and so, i think, of my great aunt

giving you a live look here at the san rafael richmond bridge. you can see the lights are back on but that wasn't the case a little bit earlier. you mentioned it and we came across it as well. when we moved across the bridge it was very, very dark. even a little scary. the gusts were really pushing at times which makes it pretty dangerous. because you have calm conditions and all of a sudden you feel your car swaying from side to said. the winds have calmed down just a little bit. but they do continue to cause trouble in many areas. they talk to chp many toppled trees have been reported in the overnight hours. power outages. so damaging winds reported in many cases. but the chp officer also told me something very interesting about the wind. >> the winds this eve nick and this morning was a blessing in disguise in that it blew a lot of the water off the roadway. i have a feeling that is why there was less collisions. >> reporter: and give ewe live look back here in san rafael. you can see the rain is pretty much coming down in a vertical direction

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. >>> man suspected of killing a schoolteacher is in court in richmond. darnell keith washington is facing robbery, burglary and carjacking. he and his wife murdered 55-year-old susie ko at her home last month and stole her car. the wife still faces extra from washington state where the couple were arrested following a crime spree. >>> marin county d.a.'s office has decline to file charges immediately against three daycare workers arrested for the death of a baby in their care. right now the center is closed. autopsy shows the four-month-old accidentally suffocated after bedding cut off the child's airway. the d.a.'s office says it needs more time to review the case. >>> protesters demonstrating at the grand opening of a chick-fil-a restaurant in walnut creek the group says it is against the company's donations to anti-gay organizations and for the public anti-gay stance the founder took this summer. the demonstration didn't stop dozens who camped out overnight the first 100 got coupons good for 52 free meals. >>> a group of women say they are preparing t

richmond 66 and santa rosa scored 59 which is the average score for all u.s. cities. >>> today the assassination of mayor mosconey and supervisor harvey milk will be remembered on the steps of city hall, 4:30 followed by a candlelight march, 34 years ago former supervisor white shot and killed mayor mosconey and the city's first openly gay supervisor harvey milk. white was angry mosconey had not reappointed him to be supervisor. >>> empire state building has a new l.e.d. lighting system. the building put on is first light show last night the building lit up in different colors synchronized to two of alicia keys' hit songs. new yorkers were able to hear the songs on local radio stations. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news from milpitas. police are expected to reveal new information on a shooting investigation within in the next 10 minutes. >>> breaking news on island. the island is open again. it was closed overnight, no one was allowed even or off the island. we'll tell you what happened and bring you the latest, coming up. >>> here the back-up at t

tim kaine voting in richmond. he will then head to several places before heading to a richmond hotel where he watched the returns. voters in virginia will be the first in our area to get to vote today. >> bolten the virginia gazette -- open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. -- polls in virginia open at 6:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m. if you have any problems at the poll, we want to hear about it. >> it did not take long to count the ballots in a small town in new hampshire. >> the town is not for casting the first votes in the presidential election because residents vote at midnight. after 43 seconds of voting, the president and mitt romney each have five votes. it is a tie. >> 4:37 is the time right now. 34 degrees. are still to come, new worries for those struggling from superstorm sandy. a local victim and his conce charlie rose: will you endorse president obama? colin powell: yes. when he took over we were in one of the... worst recessions we had seen in recent times... close to a depression. and i saw, ove

a different perspective toward berkeley and richmond and the oakland hills. you see that marine layer moving through the golden gate and there are some clouds in the east bay rate now and clouds will expand to envelope much of the bay overnight. no rain though. hi-def doppler strongest radar in town showing you rain yesterday evening. tonight clear but now is the time of year that we get wetter. in october we average a little less than an inch of rain. november which we started today almost 2.5" of rain and by december we average 4" of rain. so we're inching toward our rainy season. but the next week is not going to be rainy. nights will be chilly though, 40s in napa and fairfield. 50s san jose. pacifica 51. there's all the rain racing out of here. high pressure is literally higher pressure sinking air, and this promotes sunshine. when it gets closer to us, we get even more sunshine. tomorrow it's off to our west. we'll start off cloudy finish the day sunny. over the weekend high pressure gets closer and stronger and centered just to our north. is that will g