we're live in oakland with jerry brown and meg whitman. in the entire nation, the entire nation is watching, and that would be proposition 19. >> we also have larry girshman and tom sinkovitz standing by. tonight it appears a third time is the charm again for jerry brown. we want to show you the numbers here. with 28% of the precincts reporting, nbc has reported jerry brown the next governor -- senator of california. meg whitman being defeated having spent localitits of moep. >> sdwrjerry brown and his wife behind me. i have john here. are you surprised meg whitman has not conceded yet? >> well, she's never really been involved in the electoral process, so i guess she doesn't know when you're beaten you're supposed to concede. i guess it's not in her dna. >> jerry is not going to wait for the concession speech? >> no, i don't think she'll concede even in a week. it's just not in her dna. she's somebody that's entitled and she can't believe she lost. >> what can we expect to hear from jerry tonight? i know he's about to take the stage. >> n

there is no response from meg whitman's camp. we will continue to follow all of the information here. the crowd right now is chanting for meg whitman. they have in fact been chanting for the past 20 minutes. she still has not made her way to the ballroom. we are going to track the details and bring you much more when they become available. that's the latest from universal city. dana back to you. >> we are showing the election results at this point with 20% of the precincts voting. you talk about how meg whitman wanted to reach out to the general population. every day folk. but looking at the numbers up there. you had former governor pete wilson on stage. and if you look at the endorsements that she had. new york mayor michael bloomberg. former massachusetts governor mitt romney. rudy giuliani. former secretary of state george schultz. i mean, the cream of the crop endorsed this woman. and they are all sitting there waiting for her to come out tonight as well it would appear and we are not going to hear from her for a while. >> as

>> to whitman and carly. we're waiting to hear from both of them. let's check in with christine conley who has been all night at the newsom headquarters. newsom spoke earlier, and the crowd still there, still strong? >> the crowd is still here, newsom is still working the crowd. we got to and him some questions, saying that, you know, this is his first time being on a statewide ticket and so that was kind of a challenge for him that they worked very hard. we actually, his voice, he was starting to lose his voice, because he's been campaigning so hard. >> we're going to jump in and go right to carly fiorina who's at the podium. >> the message has been sent loud and clear. now, here in california, you know california's always a little bit different, right? so here in california, here's where we are. 36% of the vote has been counted, 36%, and we are in a dead heat tie. [ cheering and applause ] >> and so the facts are it is too close to call, the facts are it's going to be a long night, and we're going to be wat

meg whitman said that diaz had used her sister's social security number and whitman said she didn't know the housekeeper was undocumented. so this hearing here in san jose this morning set for 8:15 in the morning after which nikki diaz and gloria allred will be holding a news conference to update reporters on what happens inside this state office building. we are not, though, expecting a decision on the $6,200 today. >> mark sayre, thank you. >>> 5:06. let's get another check of traffic and weather. so tracy what do you think, are these warm days behind us? >> yeah, say good-bye to the warm days for now. we are definitely going to cool dunn a little bit more today. out the door this morning, chilly in spots. we do have some patchy fog being reported well out in fairfield so we are going to keep that in the forecast for the morning and take a look at those morning lows. 38 degrees, that's in our coolest spots to 48. temperatures around the bay 45 to 52 with mostly clear conditions. and also mostly clear conditions along the coastline. for this afternoon, initially it was the 80s and then

attorney gloria allred and whitman's former housekeeper attended a hearing at the california division of labor standards and enforcement seeking payment of unpaid wages. >> we say to meg whitman that it is never too late to do the right thing. you spent $143 million of your own money on your campaign. hopefully, you have enough money left to pay your housekeeper the wages that you owe to her. >> reporter: before the hearing, allred said whitman owes the housekeeper between $8,000 and $10,000 for wages and mileage. the original deal was for her to be paid $2 3 an hour for 15 hours a week but allred said whitman required more duties that took time. >> such as driving to the grocery store, driving to children's friends house to take and drop off children. >> we do our best for our employers and in return, all we ask is to be treated with respect and to be paid for all the work we do. >> reporter: whitman was not at the hearing but her husband, dr. griffith harsh was. after three hours, a settlement was reached. whitman and her husband will pay the former housekeeper $5,500. >> we have ag

robert lyles is in huge city. >>> reporter: meg whitman and team whitman have yet to arrive here at universal city. they are expected to arrive after 8:00. but let take a quick look over my shoulder and we'll see this this is the location she hopes will be her celebration headquarters. the balloons are already in place. the orange and green are already hoisted above the ballroom. they believe this will be a celebratory environment. as the state waits for polling results, the results are already in on spending and get this, to date meg whitman has spent an astounding $141.5 million. that's not only more money than any candidate has spent here in the state of california; it's more than any candidate has spent in the history of this country. since we are just steps away from one of hollywood's most famous studio back lots, we thought this information would be quite a propos. meg whitman in this race has spent more than the hollywood >> things look like they are going very well. we are looking at the absentee ballots coming in. we are seeing the tidal wave across the united states it's going to c

nicky diaz says whitman fired her after nine years of service when mitt wha whan -- whitman skided to run for governor. >> i think people look beyond the tv ads, and they ask themselves is this person i want to elect? >> there is a lot of talk that democrats plan on staying home this election. that can help whitman if it holds true in california. >>> nannette, thank you very much. california's senate candidates spent the day barn storming the state. >> senator boxer followed jerry brown in downtown los angeles. she compared rival karly fiorin'ses political philosophy, repeating her man tra it's time for a change telling a crowd 78% believe the nation and state are headed in the wrong direction z in the race for lieutenant governor, republican able maldonado showed up on gavin newsom's home turf again, spoke to supporters on the steps of city hall, then left to a mixed reactions. opponents booed. newsom joined jerry brown in east l.a. today. newsom now has a five-point advantage. >>> and millions of californians have not turned in their ballots yet. there is a flood of return that's co

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. >> reporter: meg whitman and team whitman have yet to arrive here at universal city. but let take a quick look over my shoulder and we'll see this this is the location she hopes will be her celebration headquarters. the balloons are already in place. the signature flowers that she has had all over the state has she has blanketed the past few weeks as well. as the state waits for polling results, the results are already in on spending and get this, to date meg whitman has spent an astounding $141.5 million. that's not only more money than any candidate has spent here in the state of california; it's more than any candidate has spent in the history of this country. since we are just steps away from one of hollywood's most famous studio back lots, we thought this information would be quite a propos. meg whitman in this race has spent more than the hollywood blockbuster ironman. they spent $141 million on that it. if she has spent a half million dollars more. despite the record spending, jerry brown still has a double- digit lead over meg whitman. >> things look like they

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meg whitman and dr. harsh have agreed to pay $5,500 in settlement. we have agreed to that amount because that is almost the entire amount that we were seeking less interest, less penalties. >> reporter: nikki diaz read a statement saying she is trying to make sure other housekeepers know they have rights. >> we do all of this because we need to support our family and to give our children a better future. we do our best for our employers and in return, all we ask is to be treated with respect and to be paid for all the work we do. >> reporter: the communications director for meg whitman's campaign says the $5,500 settlement does not include any admission of wrongdoing and the whitmans are glad to have this chapter behind them. >> this is a -- this is the last dying gasp in a political act that all the californians are better off with now that it's dead and gone. it's important for people to understand that this is a political charade. >> reporter: now, as for the whitman camp it says it has doubts that nikki diaz even worked those extra hours that she

we want to get an update from the meg whitman campaign. apparently she has come down now and that's a live picture of her at the podium. jerry brown has been, well, he has been projected as the winner for governor over meg whitman. there's about a 4 or 5-% margin i think at this hour with about half of the precinct checking in the state. she looks to be ready to address the crowd and there were some words earlier that the computer system that tallies up the votes and, i guess, the state attorney general's office -- secretary of state's office had been crashed earlier in the evening, and so several of these campaigns said they wanted to wait, were the carly fiorina campaign before they wanted to make any statements. that's what we saw. "this site temporarily unavailable, please check back later," there was no explanation as to what happened. let's list technician in to meg whitman, republican candidate for governor. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. . >> thank you. well thank you very much and thank you for being part of this cause to

hours whitman refused to pay any extra. she's asking for a total payment of eight to $10,000 including reimbursement for mileage. >> we say to meg whitman that it is never too late to do the right thing. you spent $143 million of your own money on your campaign. hopefully you have enough money left to pay your housekeeper the wages that you owe to her. >> during whitman's campaign for governor the claim of unpaid housekeeping wages was just one issue that stirred up controversy. another was the house keepers undocumented status in the u.s. and whether whitman really knew about it before she let her go. nikki says her claim represents a broader message, that all housekeepers have a legal ride to be paid for all hours worked regardless of their status of citizenship. stay tuned. more during abc 7's 5 and 6 p.m. newscast. theresa garcia abc 7 news. >>> thank you. african american faith leaders announced a $430,000 grant at oakland's allen temple baptist church this morning. the money will be used to prevent the kind of violenc

while the latest poll shows whitman behind jerry brown by 10 points, whitman says voters should not believe the polls. >> our internal poll shows this to be a dead heat. you can see the public polls were narrowing the last few days. this will depend on voter turnout. who comes out to vote. >> reporter: whitman used the final bay area campaign appearance to try again to emphasize what she sees as the biggest differences between her campaign and that of jerry brown. >> do they choose the proven job praeter or the one with a war on jobs for many years in california and someone with a fresh and new perspective or do they want a career politician? >> meantime, the attorney general jerry brown is on an all-day final campaign push. he started in san diego. and will make stops in los angeles and salinas and finishing with a rally at jack london square in oakland. >> why here? >> and now to give you an idea how tightly packaged all of this is today, meg whitman left that coffee shop at menlo park just before 9:00 a.m. and scheduled in woodland hills in los angeles at 11:30 this morning. she has a co

meg whitman, it's never too late to do the right thing. you spent $143 million of your own money on your campaign. hopefully, you have enough money left to pay your housekeeper -- the wages that you owe to her. >> in september, allred claim that whitman new diaz's immigration status and only fired her after she decided to run for governor. after a meeting a whitman representative said this was a political soap opera that has to come to an end. >>> a potentially dangerous situation at berkeley came to an end this morning. a man was sitting in a tree for about an hour and a half, at one point, police believe he was armed with some type of sharp october. police shut down part of shaddock avenue for a while. the man came down. it's not clear what prompted his actions. >>> a powerful storm hit the east coast this morning, this is at the trenton airport in new jersey. several planes were blown over by 65-mile-per-hour winds. the winds also knocked down some power lines. >>> let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> today's not too b

now my colleague vick lee is down in los angeles with the whitman campaign. vick, what are they hearing down there and what are they saying about it? >>reporter: well, first of all just like you said, the ballroom has filled up now that the polls closed. mike clark can you maybe pan over and we'll take a look. mark, mark, you and i have been to many election night parties and i got to tell you that despite this upbeat music, music, this upbeat appearance, the mood here really is not a happy one. just as people were coming into the ballroom here fox news if which is on the jumbo screen predicted or gave the call to jerry brown. and there was a bunch of oh, my goodness heard here. now whitman i must repeat i must say has not conceded. let be clear. she has not conceded. she in fact was optimistic today as she was greeting supporters at a phone bank. she hopes the republican tied that swept this country would help carry her. that's what she told reporters. her handlers are not saying when she will appear in the ballroom tonight. some supporters i have spoken wit

hours whitman refused to pay any extra. she's asking for a total payment of eight to $10,000 including reimbursement for mileage >> we say to meg whitman that it is never too late to do the right thing. you spent $143 million of your own money on your campaign. hopefully you have enough mon left to pay your housekeeperhe wages that you owe to her. >> during whitman's campaign for governor, the claim of unpaid housekeeping wages was just one issue that stirred up controversy. another was the house keepers undocumented status in the u.s. and whether whitman really knew about it before she let her go. nikki says her claim represents a broader message, that all housekeepers have a legal ride to be paid for all hours worked regardless of their status of citizenship. stay tuned. more during abc 7's 5 and 6 p.m. newscast. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. african american faith leaders announced $430,000 grant at oakland's allen temple baptist church this morning. the money will be used to prevent the kind of violence tha

it came down to a few thousand dollars of back pay to whitman's undocumented housekeeper. >> reporter: they arrived early for one last round in the saga that rocked meg whitman's gubernatorial campaign. attorney gloria allred and nikki diaz santillan attended a hearing seeking payment of unpaid wages. >> we say to meg whitman that it is never too late to do the right thing. you spent $143 million of your own money on your campaign. hopefully, you have enough money left to pay your housekeeper the wages that you owe to her. >> reporter: before the hearing, allred said whitman owes the housekeeper between $8,000 and $10,000 for wages and mileage. the original deal was for her to be paid $23 an hour for 15 hours of work per week. but allred claims whitman required additional duties that took more time. >> such as driving to the grocery store, cleaners, shoe repairs, school, library, driving to children's friend's house to take and drop off children. >> we do our best for our employers and in return, all we ask is to be treated with respect and to be paid for all the work we do. >> report

this is brown is leading over meg whitman. barbara boxer is also being declared the winner, we're going to go through state propositions, there are nine of them as you know. there are nine of these propositions of the first one has garnered national attention of legalizing marijuana for adult recreational use and we have those numbers? yes at 44 percent is going down as we looked earlier, proposition 28 would expand the duties of the commissioner which includes allowing the commission to draw congressional allies and that would lead by 65 percent, we're living this particular proposition, proposition 22 was greeted a couple of years ago to deal with the state assembly and senate and if it passes there is a countermeasure for prop 27 which will get to just a moment, prop. 23 is american troops stilcontrovey about and right now is going down to a 39/61% note. this is a lot of oil companies want to expand the climate change legislation which was started a couple of years ago. this is because of arnold schwarzenegger is his hallma

meg whitman said that diaz had used her sister's social security number and whitman said she did not know that her housekeeper was undocumented. so gloria allred and nikki diaz will appear here at this state office building in san jose at 8:15 this morning. afterwards they will be holding a news conference to update the media on what happens inside this building in front of the hearing officer but no final decision on the $6,200 today. >> mark sayre in san jose, thank you. >>> they say enough is enough. today protestors plan to rally against budget cuts and tuition increases in the university of california system. anne makovec joins us now from san francisco, where the protest will take place in just a few hours. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sydnie. a lot of anger about the price of a college education these days. and the uc regents are meeting here this morning at ucsf 579307 this morning an hour and a half from now. hundreds of uc students, teachers and staff members are expected to protest outside of that meeting. uc regents are talking about student fee hikes up

meg whitman didn't tell the truth about not voting or about how long she lived in california. she got caught in insider deals at goldman sachs. she changed her story about physically abusing an employee. she campaigned as tough as nails on immigration knowing her housekeeper of 9 years was undocumented. her tv ads have been condemned as false and misleading. and even her hometown newspaper said meg whitman has demonstrated "a loose relationship with the truth" >>> pinpoint weather is sponsored by mancini sleepworld. protesters made their voices heard in san francisco over arizona's controversial immigration la tors >>> chanting ] >> hundreds of protestors made their voices heard over arizona's controversial immigration law. demonstrators marched to the federal court house. the state of arizona is trying 0 over rule a some vision that blocks and allows police to check documentation. there is no time frame for the court's ruling. >>> a peninsula neighborhood is unhappy about plans to put a cell phone on top of a local church. the proposed sewer would be at st. albert the great c

and meg whitman did well with white men. they are going to be anxiously awaiting to see if her campaign paid off. and he expects this to be a long night. reporting from universal city, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now here is a quick look at the race for lieutenant governor, early returns show san francisco mayor gavin newsom is leading current lieutenant governor able maldonado. this is with 10% of the precincts reporting. we'll have the latest report from san francisco a little bit later. >>> the numbers are very close at this hour, senator barbara boxer and carly fiorina are neck and neck. she faced off against the conservative republican and while the associated press and fox news have both called the race for boxer the numbers we have show that this race is still very, very close with only 11% of the precincts reporting. lloyd lacuesta is in irvine. >> reporter: frank, the numbers may not show it yet but the folks here are here to party. since your last question i found out that the capacity in the ballroom

he defeated republican meg whitman 54 to 41% with more than 90% of precincts counted. mark sayre is at brown's campaign headquarters in oakland, where brown plans to hold a news conference this morning. good morning to you, mark. >> reporter: good morning, juliette. many things for the governor- elect to discuss something he will be doing later this morning here at his campaign headquarters in oakland. of course, last night the governor-elect celebrated his campaign victory here in oakland at the fox theatre. brown says he is now of course returning to the post held nearly three decades ago leaving office in 1983. during his acceptance speech, brown called for an end to polarization, hostility and division. >> and i'm hoping and i'm praying that this breakdown that's gone on for so many years in the state capital and we're watching it in washington, that the breakdown paves the way for a break through. that's the spirit that i want to take back to sacramento 28 years later, full of energy, full of creativity, and ready to serve you the people of california. thank you v

meet the real meg whitman: serving the board of goldman sachs, whitman was caugh reaping millions from insider stock deals. after ebay sharolders sued and a judge cited the obvious conflict of intere she was forced to pay the money back. what kind of person would be inlved in deals a fellow republican congreman called corrupt? and in her last year at ebay, whitman paid herself120 million right before the company laid off 1 of it's workers. we're choosing a governor, ouldn't character matter? about. >> used to be parents worry about kids sneak ago flashlight into bed to reed comic book under the blanket. i did that as a kid maybe you did as well. now youngsters taking their phones and texting upped cover. but there are very real consequences. talktors at jfk sleep disorder clip nick new jersey studied a number of teenagers and majority were texting gaming or computing after going to bed supposedly. doctors say on average kids are spending -- sending 34 text annoy. they say the interruptions are linked to poor sleep. irritability and even problems like anxiety disorders. so what to do. r

and meg whitman did well with white men. they are going to be anxiously awaiting to see if her campaign paid off. and he expects this to be a long night. reporting from universal city, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now here is a quick look at the race for lieutenant governor, early returns show san francisco mayor gavin newsom is leading current lieutenant governor able maldonado. this is with 10% of the precincts reporting. we'll have the latest report from san francisco a little bit later. >>> the numbers are very close at this hour, senator barbara boxer and carly fiorina are neck and neck. she faced off against the conservative republican and while the associated press and fox news have both called the race for boxer the numbers we have show that this race is still very, very close with only 11% of the precincts reporting. lloyd lacuesta is in irvine. >> reporter: frank, the numbers may not show it yet but the folks here are here to party. since your last question i found out that the capacity in the ballroom

jerry brown has a slight lead over meg whitman. but the associated press has called the race for brown. so far raw numbers show a very tight race. all across the nation, a different story republican candidates have won enough seats to gain control of the house of representatives. much more on that coming up. back here in california the early returns indicate proposition 19 which would legalize marijuana is losing. ktvu is covering breaking news right now. we will bring you live coverage from along the bay area, the state and washington, d.c. >>> never before have we seen a race like the california governor's race. meg whitman spent $140 million of heifer own money. right now it is still unclear if investment is going to pay off. here are the current numbers, jerry brown took an early lead when the polls closed and he has been holding on to it ever since now. the race has not yet been officially called but as you

meg whitman has to do well with votes. she has to take close to 60% of the independent vote and 40% of latino votes. the polls and surveys suggest she's lost ground in those two areas. >> after what happened with the house keeper, the nikki gate. >> we know na carly fiorina stopped spending her own money unlike meg whitman, but the republicans kicked in money because they felt they had to run the table here and there was at least some chance she could beat barbara boxer. does that chance still exist, or do the polls tell bark ra boxer once again she survived. ? >> the republicans through in 7.5 million, 4 million in the last ten days hoping this would be the final piece to running the table. the polls suggest and we want to be careful about polls. the polls suggest there's probably five, six, maybe eight point spread. why is that the case? because she has not, fiorina, gone toward the middle the same way meg whitman has. because of that she's counting on the base to overcome a lot of the other stuff. >> jessica and were di

, la empelada recibirá 5 mil dólares , ya que meg whitman no le había pagado todo. >> les digo a las amas de casa que tienen derecho a que les paguen su salario como corresponde. >> la abogado de la empleada dice que aceptaron esto porque es el total de lo que le debían , y dice que la empleada no quiere volver a ve a sus empleadores. >> el acuerdo fue en san josñ en california , tambiñn acudió el esposo de la senadora. >> el abogado de meg whitman dijo que sus clientes quedan claros en el contrato que no deben nada a la empeada. >> y hulk, el hombre verde es aliado con el alguacil de maricopas en contra los indocumentados . >> hay un nuevo grupo que resguardará las fronteras . >> y varios estudiantes fueron arrestados por haber invadido la oficina de un senador cuando protestaban para el dream act . >> necesitamos el apoyo de republicanos y demócratas . >> se opina que de aquí a fin de año se podría votar esta iniciativa. >> varios arrestados en el campus de la universidad de san francisco , varios manifestantes fueron rociados con spray pimienta y 3 policías fueron lesion

carlie fiorina and meg whitman. meg whitman probably spent 190 million when it is all said and done and get out the vote effort that was supposed to help carlie. we have called the race for barbara boxer. she is somebody you put in the category of nancy pelosi and wrapped herself in the mantel of barack obama and the unemployment rate is 12 percent. yet obama favorables are high . it looks like jerry brown will win the governor seat. >> what does it all mean. >> it is a clear repudiation of president obama's agenda. you heard in the lead up to the election. just to put a punctionation mark. the coast, republican it is -- didn't do well on the coast. but strikingly well in the midparty of the country. just two years ago he won iowa and wisconsin and michigan and ohio by 4. republicans did well in many of the places. ohio in particular. a senate seat . wisconsin a senate seat . michigan a governor seat . by surprisingly big margins. we are seeing democrats hold their advantage on the coast but internally the heart lan

and this is where meg whitman's campaign will end tonight. this is where her supporters will be watching returns come in. this is inside the hilton ballroom. where the last minute preparations are under way for tonight's party. this afternoon, dozens of members of the media from all over the globe set up to cover this closely watched race. crews have been outfitting the ballroom, testing the lights, speaker system, all preparing for whitman's speech later on. last week she voted by mail, turned in her ballot at san mateo county. now the billionaire businesswoman has spent $142 million of her own money in her bid for governor. she is a political newcomer and she hopes that that's going to pay off in this fight against attorney general and former governor jerry brown. now whitman has tried to paint brown as a career politician. she faced some of her own challenges and has often gotten personal. but the controversies will be over tonight and now it's up to the voters to decide. her messages have been about job creation improving education, cutti

he defeated meg whitman. he has a 38-30% lead. it would be a return trip to office for brown who last served as governor for two terms 28 years ago. meg whitman conceded last night after spending $142 million. >> barbara boxer will rain her seat in the u.s. senate after a battle against battle against carly fiorina. >>> republican candidate c fee too has not conceded yet. they say the race is too close to call. major networks has declared barbara boxer the clear winner. incumbent spoke at her victory party in southern california. >> politics are over for now. the governor will begin and i will cross any divide to get things done for california. senator feinstein and i do it every single day. >> this will be boxer's fourth term in the senate. carly fiorina is still watching election results come in. the former hp ceo spoke briefly last night. >> so the facts are, it is too close to call. the facts are it's going to be a long night. we're with going to be watching returns all night, but all those people who have already declared thi

y además de díaz acudo ió al doctor esposo de whitman y su abogado. >> el abogado whitman dijo que en el acuerdo firmado queda claro que cliente nos admiten que deben ningún dinero. >> por su parte un portavoz de white mano expresó que la demanda fue una farsa política que están bien al dejar atrás este caso. >> foso informó beatriz, un grupo de estudiantes llegó a el capitolio para ejercer presión a favor del acta de sueños desde la capital del país fernando muestra lo que pasó. >> con la grms en los ojos cuatro jóvenes activistas del "dream act" fueron arrestados tras ocupar la oficina del senador republicano john mccain en el capitolio. >> lo que estoy haciendo aquí le estoy dando voz a mis hermanos indocumentados. >> loz estudiante esperaron sin éxito que lo booer para pedirle el compromiso para votar a favor del "dream act" que será presentado por el senador como proyecto independiente los próximos días. >> gabi pacheco que caminó desde miami para para pedir la aprobación del "dream act" está esperanzo arda ante la nueva posibilidad de un voto sobre la medida

---"whitman" gasÓ 144-millones de Ólares de su propia fortuna en la campaÑa y, segun algunas encuestas, perdÓ el apoyo de los latinos y de otros grupos cuando se divulÓ que despidÓ a su empleada unos meses despÉs de lanzar su campaña politica, a pesar de que saÍa desde hacia seis años que "nicky diaz" era indocumentada. --hoy entraron en vigor nuevas tarifas en tramites migratorios. y aunque el aumento ha desatado criticas e inconformidad, el servicio de inmigracÓn tiene buenas noticias para las personas de bajos ingresos.--andrea Ómez tiene los detalles. ---el joven estudiante del colegio comunitario de san francisco que, por ahora libro la deportacion a peru, dejo el centro de detencion donde estaba recluido y regreso al area de la bahia donde lanzo un mensaje a favor del "acta de los sueÑos", que beneficiaria a miles de alumnos como él.---"beatriz ferrari" nos informa... ---una organizacÓn delÁrea de la baÍa que aboga por los derechos de los estudiantes inmigrantes recibÓ un importante donativo de una de las figuras mas respetadas de univisÓn.---"jorge ramos" present

-- meg whitman and her husband are glad to move on. >> you may remember that whitman's run for the governor's office lost steam as reports surfaced that she had hired santillan who was an undocumented worker. >>> is the tsa a little too touchy. lots of complaints were in capitol hill. john pistole defended them insisting they're necessary to keep people safe. here's the latest from oakland international airport. >> reporter: yeah, lawmakers are getting a lot of calls from people concerned about the new screening procedures. but with an estimated 1.6 million americans travel buying air next week, it's unlikely anything will change. for millions of travelers like janet who just arrived at oakland international airport and those in congress, the issue of airport security is taking a personal turn. >> there's parts of you that are just yours. so it's nicer to feel that they understand that. >> i wouldn't want my wife to be touched in the way that these folks are being touched. >> reporter: at a hearing on capitol hill, tsa chief john pistole said he and homeland security secretary janet napolitan

whitman said that was not enough. we are told meg whitman is in her suite here at the hilton, and she is obviously watching the results. she wants more results before she comes here to address the crowd. so it looks lining a very long night. it looks like a fight to the finish. back to you in san francisco. >> thanks, vic. she is up in her hotel suitement. >> the associated press declared barbara boxer the winner in the u.s. senate race. this is the first time she faced serious opposition in her intent to keep her senate seat. >> and the race against former hp, ceo has been contentious, to say the least. her win means the u.s. senate will stay under democratic control. here are the numbers, 48% of the vote going for barbara boxer, the declared projected winner in this race. >> laura anthony is in l.a. where the boxer campaign is watching the returns. >> that's right. and within the past couple minutes we got the high sign from the boxer campaign. the senator is about to come out here any moment. but she has been up in

republican meg whitman 41% of the vote. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez live in oakland where jerry brown made his victory speech. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we're live at the fox theater. this is where governor-elect jerry brown celebrated with his supporters last night. he told them that he's energetic, full of creativity and ready to serve the people of california once again. governor-elect brown the democratic ticket beat former e bay ceo meg whitman. his ray may included governor of the state nearly 30 years ago and two term mayor of oakland did not make him a shoe in to replace governor arnold schwarzenegger. whitman categorized him as a failed politician. recent polls had brown up by double digits less than two weeks before the election. the 72-year-old democrat will become the state's oldest governor ever ironic since he was one of the youngest in state history in the late 70s. but he told the crowd gathered last night he's ready to take off. >> the divisions tonight in california. there w

meg whitman 41%. now ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez joins us live in oakland where jerry brown made his victory speech last night. >> reporter: good morning. we're live at the fox theater this morning. this is where jerry brown celebrated with his supporters last night. the marquee is still lit right now. full of energy, key yaift and ready to serve the people of california once again. governor-elect brown the democratic ticket beat former e bay ceo meg whit man. his resume included governor of the state nearly 30 years ago and two term mayor of oakland did not make him a shoe in to replace governor schwarzenegger. recent exit polls had him up double digits less than two weeks before the election. he will become the oldest governors in state history ironic when he was the youngest. he told the crowd last night he's ready to take office. >> i take as my challenge as forging a common purpose. but a common purpose based not just on compromise but on a vision of what california can be. >> reporter

her attorney is scheduled to meet with whitman or a whitman representative tomorrow in san jose. the meeting will take place at the division of labor sanders. after the meeting, nicky and her attorneys will hold a news conference. >>> meanwhile, the league is growing for harris. she's about 30,000 votes agai t against stail, some stuffing has been made to balance. >> many of these are ones that were carried. >> another first for the bay area. in fact, mayor elect is making headlin headlines. cheryl hurd is live at oakland's chinatown. they're voted as the international press. they're wondering if her ethnicity will help promote oakland overseas. >> he's excited about mayor electricity jean kaan. it will be a type of new me mottle could preps. so that nurse paid off of the a major u.s. city. chan says she is hoping she can position herself to bring more business from china to the port of oakland. >> our relationship actually will be great when mayor improves its relationship. >> that will be great for a city in desperate need of jobs. >> she's going to have to really work hard to

the pro -- professor cane says meg whitman does have a chance tomorrow. but they're putting it about 4%. a 86% chance jerry brown will be the next governor of california. >> marks thanks. other race to watch is campaign for u.s. senate. barbara boxer trying to hold on to a seat. and carolyn tie sler in the newsroom tonight. the race has been nasty. >> and they're not letting up in this home stretch. boxer needs to make sure her base gets to polls. saying voters and republicans and fironia needs to continue last minute appeals so both have been crisscrossing state today. >> there are stark differences between the senator and her republican rival karly fiorinan this rally in los angeles boxer is on one of the most draw matic. >> choice son the ballot. when you vote for boxer, you vote for choice. we're not going back to those days when women died. >> the portrayal of fiorina as, in her words walking in far right lane seems to be resonating. the last field poll shows boxer a wide lead among female voters. and there is a different poll to supporters outside s

whitman spint the election day in pasadena talking with her supports. whitman arrived at the hilton about 2:00 this afternoon and we spoke with her and she said she's feeling good and will watch the results in the hotel room. whit mab's campaign we -- whitman's campaign says they're on the phones and still busy and using every minute they have to get support. she has spent a lot of her own money on this campaign, and earlier today she said she has not regretted spending any of that. as for her opponent, he's hosting a party in oakland tonight. that's where mike is live. >> good evening. the scene is set here at the fox theater in downtown oak labd. -- oakland. the tvs are set, and band is in place. some democratic supporters are starting to pile in the back which they hope will be a victory party. jerry brown voted at afire house this morning he built a $5 billion surplus in the late 1970s and don't mean he will right the ship 35 years later, but having that experience and having the willingness to work both sides of the i'll helps during these tough ti

democrats feared that attorney general jerry brown was going to get squashed by republican meg whitman $160 million campaign. he didn't have the money or the energy to compete democrats feared, but tonight election eve, most polls suggest the former governor will be elected governor once again. >> so you think you got it? >> i never count my chickens before they're hatched but things are looking pretty good. >> reporter: just weeks ago supporters of senator barbara boxer who's running for reelection feared that she along with other congressional democrats would be booted out of office, blamed for the poor economy but the polls now say boxer leads fiorina yet now by a wide margin. a couple hundred supporters most of them labor unions rooted at a rally. >> the san francisco giants are on track to beat the texas rangers. and we are on track to beat the texas polluters who back my opponent. it's really exciting. >> did you see that poll where they said that the people over the texas rangers favor meg whitman. and the people for the giants favor me. look on the playing field tonight and we'

meg whitman didn't tell the truth about not voting or about how long she lived in california. she got caught in insider deals at goldman sachs. she changed her story about physically abusing an employee. she campaigned as tough as nails on immigration knowing her housekeeper of 9 years was undocumented. her tv ads have been condemned as false and misleading. and even her hometown newspaper said meg whitman has demonstrated "a loose relationship with the truth" >>> security leaders in the u.s. and britain say friday's mail bomb plot was just barely averted, and they think they know who was behind it at this point. saudi arabia's ministry of interior released this picture today of a fugitive saudi bomb maker who has targeted america and its allies in the past. experts say the bomb sent from yemen had his markings. the powders explosiveser were hidden in print cartridges inserted in printers. it was also filled with clothes and books to look like a routine shipment. what is even more disturbing is officials announced today one device ceased in dubai was flown on two passenger jet

meg whitman held her last rally in menlo park this morning. terry? >> about 100 very enthusiastic meg whitman supporters gathered to see their candidate in menlo park. she stays and they are anxious to agree with her, that the polls are wrong. that tomorrow night we're going to be finding out california has elected its first female governor. (cheers and applause) >> one last stop in northern california, one last chance to thank volunteers and supporters. one more cup of coffee for the road, an expensive foray for the advocates. she's but the $140 million into a campaign that has her trailing jerry brown by ten points. she says internal polls show it's a dead heat. turnout will decide it and the choice is clear. >> want someone who has a fresh, new perspective or want a career politician. >> jerry brown answered that question by telling supporters there's no substitute for experience. >> i'm ready. you know, one thing i know, i know all the bodies are buried over there under the capital. (laughter) >> i know where all the skeletons are as a matter of

she emerged nearly three hours later with an agreement that meg whitman will pay her $5500. she did read a prepared statement. >> we do our best for employers in return all we ask is to be treated with respect and paid for all of the work we do. >> her los angeles attorney, gloria allred described the meeting as tense. >> this vind indicates us. they were due. now they're going to be paid. >> the agreement specified neither did anything wrong. and their attorney indicated it was half of what the former house yeerp was seeking. >> one of the conditions is that she look him in the eye and say... that this is a true claim. i was not paid these wages. they refused to do that. that hung up the settlement. >> the disagreement over pay has been settled and she may be facing more legal issues and when she went public she disclosed she was undocumented. this immigration attorney says no matter where she is, and no matter what the status is, she has a right tone force settlement. >> she is stepping forward in the final weeks of meg whitman's run for governor. her campaign spokesman on

i spoke with meg whitman when she arrived here earlier this afternoon. she arrived in this green bus which she's been traveling in through california and says she's feeling good today. the silican valley ceo has been shaking hands with voters. he's been creating a platform of cutting government spending. this is the most expensive general election campaign in state history. the most money come ing from the whitman campaign, 148 million from her own chest. this is a lot closer race and they are not taking anything for granted. in fact, right now they are still on the phones upstairs. i spoke to a staffer just a short while ago and they said any staffer not working on the floor in preparation for the party tonight should be upstairs on the phone asking voters to go out to vote. we're going to be bringing you the latest, maureen naylor. >>> ballot problems are forcing election officials to comp come up with a creative solution. the error was a result of a smudge during the printing process. workers have been erasing the smudges but hand ever since the probl

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boxer and brown ahead of fiorina and whitman. of course the republicans, dana, are hoping this so-called enthusiasm gap will play to their advantage and the results might be different tomorrow. >> a little more than 24 hours before the polls close and it will be on. >> yeah. >> all right simon. thank you. >>> pension payouts are a hot campaign issue. san jose police and firefighters unions are battling a measure that could limit their future compensation. len ramirez on the fight over measure v. >> where is our property? i want our property. i'm making a citizen's arrest right now. >> reporter: the councilman was either stealing no on measure v signs or removing them from public property. either way it illustrates the passions on pension reform. >> we have a $2 billion unfunded liability and taxpayers are on the hook for that. if we can't figure out how to solve these problems the city of san jose simply won't be able to go on. >> reporter: measure v is mayor chuck reid's plan to control them. he illustrates how they pay. >> paym

ahora vamos a una pausa comercial >>> ya regresamos ♪ [ m ú s i c a ] >>> nos vamos directamente con whitman, la candidata por la candidatura de california, quien perdiÓ, vamos a escucharl a >>> por la amplitud y entusiasmo de respuesta, su tiempo de energÍa fue necesaria para hacer esta campaÑa tan excelentÍsima >>> gracias gracias, gracia gracias para todos ustedes los millones de californianos que votaron por mÍ, les agradezco su apoyo y a las decenas de miles de voluntarios, aquellos que me endosaron, a los lÍderes de la coaliciÓn les agradezco muchos su trabajo y dedicaciÓn, a mÍ a esta campaÑa >>> met whitman concediendo que perdiÓ en las elecciones de california >>> estamos de nuevo aquÍ con nuestros analistas con nuestros expertos, ha sido una larga jornada, una jornada muy interesante, acabamos de escuchar a whitman aceptar que ha perdido, y quÉ nos dice esta campaÑa de una mujer que se gastÓ 163 millones de dolares con su propio dinero y no ganÓ >>> precisamente una elecciÓn por tanto dinero que le metas, no quiere decir que vas a ganar la elecciÓn hay varias cosa

meg whitman está en contra de la ley de arizona. ella está con nosotros. ¿por que miente brown? para engañarnos. meg es la única candidata con un buen plan para crear trabajos. la única que puede arreglar nuestras escuelas públicas.