from alameda county. it's the registrar's new effort to pull back the curtain and see the election process from anywhere. this is just another way for us to ensure and show that everybody's vote is being counted with the majority of californians voting by mail. signature verification takes time yet another layer of security to protect election integrity and as the results are tabulated an updated officials some of their work as one of service. democracy is sacred to us. all of us are passionate and very, um very committed and very dedicated to what we do, and our dedication is to the voter statewide. the next release of unofficial results is scheduled for thursday. the election is expected to be certified four weeks from now. in early december. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news facebook, a parent company, meta announced today it is laying off 11,000 employees that's about 13% of the company's workforce. ceo mark zuckerberg blames his decision on lower revenue and overstaffing during the pandemic . hiring fr

earlier today early ballots were being opened in alameda county. new this year the registrar of voters set up three cameras like those you might have in your house which live stream the registrar's website and allows anyone to observe the vote counting process during all hours of operation. the three different camera views show the ballot adjudication process where ballots are reviewed to determine if they're eligible. you can also watch election workers verify signatures and then open the ballot. >> we understand the need for observing and the ability for our voters to be able to know we are processing their votes properly. and this is just another way for us to ensure and show that everybody's vote is being counted. >> good for everyone involved there. alameda county first implemented the virtual election observation during the 2020 election but this is the first year it's open to the general public. just go to ac vote.org. >>> tomorrow night on election night we have you covered. we'll be bringing you real time election results beginning at 8:00

well we now know the next alameda county district attorney. it is civil rights attorney pamela price, she declared victory friday night after securing 53% of the vote, but her opponent, prosecutor terry wiley, had yet to concede. he did so today when the latest count revealed that price was ahead by about 28,000 votes. price becomes the first black person elected to the post in alameda county and the third in california. house republican lawmakers are preparing for their next steps following the midterm elections, and it could include a slew of investigations during the new congressional term. republican lawmakers are promising investigations into the southern border. the origins of covid and hunter biden's business dealings, they could have a tough road ahead of them, with only a slim majority and questions over whether republican leader kevin mccarthy will have enough support. to become speaker. we need to stand up and fight and do the things that we campaign on. i want to see fight out of our leadership will fiercely and vigorously opposed

three generations helping to feed the hungry in alameda county. >> reporter: the alameda county community food bank is one place where, if you pardon the expression, the apple does not fall far from the tree. if workers here act like family, it is because they probably are. and, it all started with miriam juarez. >> can just stop by and grab a lunch. >> reporter: miriam began working here 23 years ago and is now a part of the outreach team that man's the phones, directing hungry callers to places around the county where they can find an open food pantry. >> that was something, growing up, my parents always instilled in us. always helping, doing whatever we can. >> reporter: so, about seven years ago, she was able to return the favor to her father, >> i was looking for a job and she said here, they need a driver for the food drive. >> reporter: he now drives five days per week for the food bank, picking up excess perishables from the grocery stores and delivering them directly to local dissipation centers like shiloh mercy house in oakland. he says it makes him happy to connect hungry peop

it's up to the alameda county's d.a. to help them get there. >>> we have you covered on election night, national races, and results on kpix 5. local races on kbcw and streaming on cbs bay area. our coverage begins tuesday at 5:00. >>> coming up, the frenzy over power ball is just >>> $1.6 billion is a lot of money and not the biggest power balls ever, but the world's largest ever offered. photojournalist jim flanagan caught up with the ticket buyers who have their plans if they win the power ball jackpot tomorrow night. >> two quick picks and one power ball. >> what will you do if you win it? >> oh my gosh, there's so many things i'll do. i'll do charity work, i'll travel. i will give to all the people in need. >> reporter: what do you think about how much it is and it getting up like this? >> the chances are really big on this. but hopefully somebody gets it. >> reporter: what would you do if you won it? >> what would i do? probably buy a house for all of my girls. >> and you've got the winning numbers? >> hopefully i d

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

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

it appears pamela price is going to win the alameda county district attorney's race. she's ahead by 27,000 votes. there are roughly 4500 votes left to be counted. tara campbell is on top of all of this for us. reporter: a somewhat surprising turn in the race for oakland zoo mayor. the city councilwoman taking over the lead from lauren taylor. what looks to be a possible victory for tao. the county registrar releasing new numbers like this evening showing tao pulling ahead in rank-choice voting while taylor holds the lead in total first choice votes. as we know, it's the range troy system that will determine the next mayor. it's the first time tao has taken the lead in the 10 days since the election. towns team sending us the following statement reading, it's been a long week and a half and we've been humbled to watch the results shift in our favor with each passing day. we've taken the lead with very few votes left account. we are optimistic that our lead will hold and that shane cow be the next mayor of oakland. in the race for alameda county district attorney, civil

which way will they go in alameda county? were you have the choice between a veteran prosecutor and someone coming in on a justice reform ticket? or in san francisco with a controversial district attorney is facing voters for the first time. which way does it go? which way does it go? debate every will be watching it. >> in many house races in california which could determine the direction of the house nationally, some of those races are in the central valley in southern california. >> we will have those. >> exactly. again, we hope you join us from 8:00 p.m. to 11 p.m. tonight. people continue to watch abc7news for your national result, so get your phone, tablet out and stream is online and get simultaneous local results in national result at the same time so we hope people join us. kristen: i have my two screens ready. we will be watching. we will be livestreaming results at 8:00 p.m. when the polls close and your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or

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 widen the picture, you will notice there were numerous reports of flooding which included parts of the bay area today. there was even a tornado in sacrame

the alameda county d a will review the case before determining whether to file formal charges. the sheriff's office is the deputy is not back to work. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. were mixed martial arts champion cain velasquez was back in a san jose courtroom today for arraignment. this was velazquez's first out of custody court appearance. he pleaded not guilty to felony attempted murder, assault and weapons counts. he also waived his right to a speedy trial. velasquez was jailed for eight months charged with firing shots at a man accused of molesting a young relative of velazquez. he was released from jail earlier this month after posting $1 million bail. this morning. the judge ordered him to return to court on december 28th travelers looking to avoid a repeat of those flight delays and cancelations that they experienced earlier this year. coming up the holiday changes being made to avoid the trouble. meteorologist bill martin will return with the details of a slight warm up just in time for thanksgiving. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's b

here are the latest numbers in the alameda county district attorney's race. pamela price remains in the lead with. >> more than 27,000 more votes. then terry wiley price already declared victory last week, but we are still waiting to hear from wiley's campaign.

the alameda county registrar of voters is releasing new results at 8 o'clock tonight. will bring you those numbers as soon as they come in on kron. 4 news in primetime. we are just moments away from the forty-niners and cardinals kicking off. they've a big game monday night football sports director jason dumas has a preview of the match up. jason, did things going. >> i have to say the niners, but the forty-niners. they have a huge opportunity in front of them despite being mediocre for most of the 1st half of the season, they'll still have a chance to get back to the top of the division standings with a win tonight against the cardinals. guess what, kyle shanahan put them through the ringer this week to prepare them for this game and the altitude of mexico city. the niners flew into colorado springs on tuesday because colorado springs is similar to what they'll be facing in mexico city. in fact, the altitude in colorado springs is 2000 feet higher than denver. so they got the elevation they needed for preparation. but what they also got was brutal weather. at one poin

i appreciate that the race for the district attorney's office is wide open in alameda county. there is no incumbent or da being appointed something that has not happened in nearly 40 years and voters in alameda county are deciding between two candidates pamela price and terry wiley those candidates offering very different visions for safety and accountability. family price stands for integrity and dependence transparency equity and accountability. i stand for a safe community. i wanted to be a fair and justice system. alameda county voters are turning in those mail-in ballots in preparing to head to the polls among the hot races are the two candidates for the district attorney's office. the county's top prosecutor pebble a price the reform candidate and civil rights lawyer whose campaigning on adopting progressive policies like indian cash bail or terry wiley a 32-year veteran 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 w

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 5043 votes. we were very, very happy. ah because we put a lot of work in over the last 20 months. prices also optimistic she's unavailable to speak with us, she says she's an arizona to be with her mother, who was hospitalized in a statement, she wrote quote. i am confident that when all the votes are counted, we will win and send a major message to the status quo. a message stating you have not been working for us. you have been working to maintain a broken sy

it appears pamela price is going to win the alameda county district attorney's race. she's ahead by 27,000 votes. there are roughly 4500 votes left to be counted. tara campbell is on top of all of this for us. reporter: a somewhat surprising turn in the race for oakland zoo mayor. the city councilwoman taking over the lead from lauren taylor. what looks to be a possible victory for tao. the county registrar releasing new numbers like this evening showing tao pulling ahead in rank-choice voting while taylor holds the lead in total first choice votes. as we know, it's the range troy system that will determine the next mayor. it's the first time tao has taken the lead in the 10 days since the election. towns team sending us the following statement reading, it's been a long week and a half and we've been humbled to watch the results shift in our favor with each passing day. we've taken the lead with very few votes left account. we are optimistic that our lead will hold and that shane cow be the next mayor of oakland. in the race for alameda county district attorney, civil

youth need boundaries and love. >> reporter: terry and pamela are running for alameda county district attorney. >> i hope i can count on your support. >> reporter: he is alameda county chief assistant district attorney. he's got the experience. he has been in the da's office for more than 30 years. he talks about getting to root problems and says it starts with education and schools referencing racial disparities and reading levels within oakland unified. >> when you cannot read or are not at reading level in the third grade, there is a high percentage of the individual who do not graduate from high school. those that do not graduate from high school many times find themselves in the criminal justice system railroads he says he will work with oakland unified to work on the issues to try and close the disparities. with the crime happening now, focus is on repeat offenders. he pride himself on empathy. >> i am youngest of 12 kids whose father passed when i was seven. so i am a product really of the american dream, you know, that i came from where there probably were not great expectatio

larry: in alameda county, two candidates running for district attorney. julian glover down with both of them and joins us live now with what they had to say. julian: for the first time in nearly four decades, there is no income but in the race for d.a. in alameda county, meaning the race is wide open at this point, and the candidates are offering different visions for policing, public safety, and accountability. now it's up to voters to decide if they want change or consistency. >> pamela price stands for integrity, independence, transparency, equity, and accountability. >> i stand for a safe community. i want it to be a fair and just system. julian: alameda county voters are turning in ballots and preparing to head to the polls. among the hot races are the candidates for the district attorney's office. pamela price campaigning on adopting progressive policies like ending cash bail, or terry wiley, a 30 have been 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

in alameda county, there are two candidates running for district attorney. >> it stands for integrity, independence, transparency, equity and accountability. >> i stand for a safe community. i wanted to be a fair and just system. reporter: alameda county voters are turning in ballots and preparing to add to the bowls -- to head to the polls. pamela price and a civil-rights lawyer, or a 32 year veteran of the das office who serves as chief deputy da. he is campaigning on a more pragmatic approach. here is what they do. >> i need to identify people we are prosecuting who are incarcerated simply because maybe they ran afoul of the law because of maybe a mental illness. >> i would change the culture of the district attorneys office. i have a different life experience. >> he is distancing himself from his current boss, who is retiring after a controversial 13 years as da. wiley said he wants to change the culture by diversifying the office, tripling the number of asian-american prosecutors. this is her second run for office. she ran against o'malley in 2080 -- 2018. they want to be more tr

in history for alameda county and went on to say that the da's office has been an untouched tower of legacy. >>> elizabeth holmes was the stanford dropout who promised the blood testing revolution claiming it can run hundreds of tests on a single drop of blood. the problem was, the technology did not work and homes will be paying the price with prison time. 11 years, 135 months in prison. the sentence includes a fine of $400, $100 for each count but she still faces a separate restitution here. len ramirez has been following the case and was at the courthouse yesterday . >> reporter: after a very lengthy trial and a verdict , we finally have an answer. elizabeth holmes will do serious jail time for the fraud scam. just a dramatic afternoon at the federal courthouse . elizabeth holmes stood up in front of the judge moments before he imposed the punishment, red faced and teary eyed, she told the court she has the pain for what people went through because "i failed them. to each of them, i am so sorry i gave everything i had to say the country company. the wall street journal reporter .

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 is black, they were criticizing him and using kind of a generalization that might've been seen as a little too broad. there's definitly a lot down in a nitty-gritty that separates these two. >> is there a philosophical difference? there has been a pushback against progressive policies and the district attorney's office if you are looking at the traceability narrative. you feel like that is playing out in some ways here in alameda county as well? >> even though pam price lost her 2018 bid for a.d.a., that might've actually helped her because this anti-progressive d.a.s while they came and went and came after southern california did. and out we passed it. if she gets to become a progressive d.a. in deposition, will she have avoided that kind of recall season? that may be an issue. >> there is a very interesting race for san jose mayor, where meehan and chavez are going at it. >> another business

the alameda county d a will review the case before determining whether to file formal charges. the sheriff's office is the deputy is not back to work. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. all right now to a developing story on the peninsula right now , where there is a large police presence at the stanford shopping center in palo alto, following a shooting a short time ago from sky packs. you can see police processing that scene for evidence. police confirm that someone in a vehicle fired at least two gunshots from el camino real. one of them went into the fleming steakhouse at the mall. another hit a parked car. no one was hit. witnesses report seeing the suspect vehicle, a black chevrolet camaro, leaving the scene heading in the north beyond direction. that street is currently shut down in both directions. police just released this photo of the front window of the steak house. you can see it is shattered. the shopping center is open, and police say they have a large presence there to ensure the public safety again. no reports of any victims in the shooting. that happened just a shor

the winner will become alameda county's first african american d, a. and in the south bay new numbers tonight in the tight race for san jose mayor, city council member matt mehan has maintained his slim lead with 52% of the vote. county supervisor cindy chavez is currently trailing with 48% mehan is ahead by a little more than 5000 votes. the next batch of results is expected tomorrow night at five o'clock. in congress. it remains to be seen whether democrats will hold on to both chambers or if republicans will make some gains in the house. fox news has called 192 seats for the democrats 211 for the republicans, the party does need to 18 to claim a majority 32 house races have yet to be called, and the three senate races up for grabs this morning are still in play tonight. arizona's incumbent democratic senator mark kelly, is ahead of the republican challenger, blake masters. 52 to 46% and in the state of nevada democratic incumbent senator catherine cortez masto is behind her republican challenger, adam laxalt. but tonight, cortez mastro is closing th

alameda county supervisor keith carson says he's proud the county register has been so aggressive getting people to exercise their right to vote. >> since day one, that issue of the ability to participate in the democratic process in this country has been front and center in terms of everything that it means to run this country. there's always been struggles back and forth over the years all the way into the last elections that we've had. >> alameda county has been providing this platform since the 2020 election. all right. well, coming at 4.30, a one-on-one interview with secretary of state shirley weber. >> what's being done to secure the elections statewide? the kron 4 is going to also have live local coverage on election night with crews all across the bay area. >> as those results continue to come on in from the major bay area mayoral races to local and statewide propositions. we have you covered. be sure to tune in. starting at 5 o'clock tonight, your complete election night coverage goes down. then well, over on the peninsula to twin girls are left without a mom and a dad after bot

the alameda county district attorney's race has been decided. prosecutor terry wiley has conceded to civil rights attorney pamela price, who was now becomes the first african american da in alameda county price declared victory friday night after widening her lead to 53% of the vote. price will be the third ever black person elected as a district attorney in california, diana beckton and contra costa county and brooke jenkins in san francisco, where the first two time is not 403 in san francisco, the election commission decided not to renew the contract of longtime elections director john aren't for 20 years, iron says run the elections department, but now he's been told his contract will not be renewed when it expires in may. the commission says it's time for more diversity in order to reach the city's goals were racial equity now aren't things the commission wants someone to run an open source voting system. that would put the city's tabulating software code online. our goals that stated the charter is to conduct free, fair and functional elec

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 that 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

in alameda county. stack the mystery is over surrounding a car buried deep in the backyard of an atherton mansion. landscapers discovered the mercedes-benz last month. investigators thought it may have contained a body after cadaver dog sniffed it out, but they did not find any human remains. investigators now believe the former homeowner buried his car to commit insurance fraud. they say back in the early 1990s he reported the car is stolen and filed an insurance claim. he later passed away. >>> riders seem to be loving the new express lane on van ness avenue. new data shows ridership is booming on the bus line. it has increased by about 60% since the new, dedicated lanes opened in april. >>> workers to make the daily journey between placer county and the bay area already have a tough commute. now a route changes making it even harder for them to get to work on time. reporter ashley sharp explains. >> reporter: for people like paul -- >> i am a super commuter. >> reporter: a morning commute to work loo

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alameda county sheriff's deputy is accused of dy after crashing and totaling a county owned truck. the chp says the deputy identified as mike sylar, rear ended a tractor trailer on westbound 5 80 near greenville road in livermore. on the night of november. 10th the alameda county d a will review the case before deciding whether to file formal charges. the sheriff's office says miller is not back at work at this time. twitter ceo elon musk wants to make another change to the social media platform coming up with a revised sized roll out of a paid verified account system may look like a state gets ready to offer some people guaranteed income. find out how this will work and who benefits coming up. ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. you ceo plans to overcome problems with one of the changes he's made since taking over the company when it comes to ellen must push to have people pay to verify their accounts. he tweeted today that the eventual relaunch of the program will likely include cha

. >> alameda county registrar's office still counting up the votes and they hope to be finished with the count by next monday. but here's where things stand right now in oakland. after 9 rounds of ranked choice voting. lauren taylor still leading with more than 38,000 votes. a good for a little more than 50% of the vote. shane cow right behind with 37,000 votes about 49% of the overall vote. >> and 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 no

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 vallejo. the driver of the ford flex, who died was identified as 44 year old cassandra good vacaville. the crash happened shortly after midnight early thursday morning just west of the loveridge road off ramp in pittsburgh. the launch was spotted near railroad ave

it was all courtesy of the alameda county food bank. the hospital says many of the families to not have easy access to healthy food options in their communities and that could lead to several pediatric conditions like diabetes. the food comes just in time for thanksgiving. >> really been a wonderful opportunity for people to get healthy grains, fruits and vegetables, where they may otherwise not have access. it really is the difference between having a wonderful experience next week. >> and not. >> since the pandemic started, the need for food is increased. according to the hospital over the past year, they've given out more than 80,000 pounds of food. that's more than 200% more than the year prior. >> seth curry, kerry, the warriors on his back again tonight at this time against the sun. but did he have enough offense to get the dubs a victory base moss will fill us in. coming up in sports. you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation..... th our new gig-speed wi-f

i want to go to alameda county because that is where golden gate fields is. had this past, that would have been good news for them, allowing for gambling with gaming, and we know we have the horse races there could lastly, prop 29, which we saw was going to do well for a lot of people. it is projected to pass. we bring in this overall view and that is what we have going on. we have a complete look at the election results at the bottom of your screen and our website. we will have part two of the propositions coming up. >> we also have some races in the bay area that are not decided. it is a net can grace for the mayor of san jose -- it is a net and race for the mayor of san jose. he is nearly leading cindy chavez. lena howell and his live outside san jose city hall with more on this. >> good morning. the numbers do show that san jose city councilmember matt may hand is in the lead now in the race for the next mayor of san jose. it is still too close to call. they are holding a narrow lead against santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. he addressed the cro

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 that 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

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 optimistic that 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 those were the final re

alameda county. there's a new leader in the race for district attorney. new vote results show civil rights attorney pamela price leading prosecutor terry wiley by 2000 votes alameda county election, authorities say the large number of people who now vote by mail make the count take much longer and the statewide race for controller republican lenny chen tonight, conceded the democrat malia cohen, saying he will not win the race. he congratulated the former president of the san francisco board of supervisors. current currently leached chen by margin of 10% points. reminder you can use our website to stay up to date on the vote count in the bay area and across the country, you will find an interactive tool designed to help you track races. ktvu .com. the battle over the balance of power in the us congress, where republicans are just one seat away from taking a majority. fox news projects republicans have won 217 seats democrats projected to win 209 seats that leaves nine house races that are still too close to call. six of those races are in california. a pa

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 that 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

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 that 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

constituents in alameda county are all eagerly awaiting the final results. a large number of votes are. >> still being counted tonight. and we're expecting an update from the alameda county registrar's office. any minute in oakland, there's ranked choice voting in some question. if that is going to cause even more delay. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live with more on that. rob, it seems like the days of elections having results the night of are behind us. it took 4 days before president biden was declared the winner in the last presidential election. >> and some results of the 2022 election are also in waiting. in oakland to council members continue to lead the race for mayor after 9 rounds of ranked choice voting. lauren taylor has the highest percentage of first choice votes. >> followed by zhang tao taylor is the candidate that oakland mayor libby schaff endorsed good for lauren taylor and it certainly would send a message that oakland is not for sale. >> he was the one major candidate to that did not have huge amounts of outside money going towar

an updated vote count out of alameda county shakes up more than one close race tonight. first district attorney 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

new at 11, a volunteer for an alameda county district attorney's political campaign has been named as suspect in an oakland bar shooting. police say sean martin is a suspect in an injury shooting and robbery at club 21 oh one at macarthur and diamond last weekend, martin has been a volunteer for the pamela price cares. campaign prices civil rights attorney is running for alameda county district attorney in next week's election. martin was wearing a price campaign t shirt at the time of the shooting. price released a statement on twitter today saying, in part, i am committed to holding people accountable in order to end gun violence and ending in violence in alameda county will remain one of my top priorities to protect public safety partnership is designed to address gun violence in the city of oakland. opd will see us marshals getting involved in certain cases. this is a move. police chief laurent armstrong push forward back in september, former bay area police chief pete dunbar told us earlier tonight that federal agents are a great addition with the ability to track down dangerous

that development came after the alameda county public defender came forward with new allegations that berkeley police officers are violating the law. ktvu cristina rendon has the story. to be honest. i do not have faith in the chief alameda county public defender brendan would, speaking at the berkeley city council meeting tuesday night, urging officials not to name interim chief jennifer lewis as the new police chief. he revealed new allegations of officers refusing to read miranda rights to minors while on the phone with attorneys from the public defender's office in violation of state law. ktvu obtained one of three emails would send to lewis over the summer, asking her to correct the practice on august 8th email that she again and today i have not received a response from her correcting their practicing. woods office says lewis has now reached out to apologize for not responding. it's the latest claim of misconduct in the department following text messages that alleged arrest quotas for, um housed people and racial profiling. the officer accused of sending those texts sergeant dar

now according to the alameda county d. a. it turns out they were right. he was, he was wrongfully charged as a consequence of some very i sloppy police work, attorney william welch says his client, jonathan ziegler, was arrested and charged with two counts of murder in connection with a chaotic triple homicide in west oakland. but on thursday, the alameda county d a s office dropped the charges, and ziegler is now a free man, his attorney says. that means the real killer is also free. the person that was involved in this in this incident is still at large. as far as i know. the incident happened near 29th and mlk in west oakland back in august. police say a man named tyrone banks shot and killed david wolfe falk and then got back into his chevy malibu. investigators say a man linked to this 1977 chevy caprice, then shot and killed banks. police say banks as he was dying, ran over and killed. bicyclist tunnel williams with his car, it turns out, ziegler owns this caprice, and he was charged with murdering both banks and williams, but his attorney says his

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 that 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

alameda county taxpayers association and other citizen say brown did not meet the one-year residency requirement in order to be on board. the taxpayers group maintains brown was a registered voter in contra costa county until 4 days before he was appointed. brown's office did not respond to a comment for corey quest for comment. alameda county supervisors voted to give ground the district 3 seat following chance death in a vehicle collision one year ago yesterday. police are asking for your help in finding this teenage girl. this is 16 your own ewa mendy. medina. so eva medina police say she was last seen near hillcrest avenue and borden ranch lane in antioch. she was last seen wearing a gray or white sweatshirt. she also gray leggings. she was carrying a blue backpack. now even is described as 5 feet tall. she weighs approximately 110 pounds. she has brown hair and green eyes. if you see her, please call antioch police immediately. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. go big or go home. >> we're taking you backstage at one of the most amazing kitchens in san francisco for a unique

we have 930,000 voters in alameda county and only 30,000 of the votes that we've received were in person votes. that's over 4. 50,000 male ballots use half mailed or dropped off in advance the other half hand delivered on election day validating signatures is the challenge there were hopes of counting up to 40,000 additional ballots today, but that leaves more than a hundred and fifty thousand left to count. the registrar said expect a new update every evening this week. we are positioned right now for for larger updates each night, and hopefully we can get through it all this week in alameda county. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news in the tight race for san jose's mayor, san jose city councilmember matt mahan has slightly increased his lead over santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez and updated results released about an hour ago. mahan is closing in on 51% of the vote to chavez's 49. tonight we will hear more from former vice president mike pence in his first sit-down network television interview since the january 6 2001 attack on the capitol in an exclusive interview with world news

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 that 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