latino voters tomorrow is essential to a good outcome but to a fair, and just, democracy. another issue important to latino voters prompted two wage fast food workers to show up at the silicon valley chamber of commerce, at odds over measure e, forcing employers to give part timers full time work. >> we expect that with the early voting from latinos, across the country, and the aggressive ground campaign we're doing for participation, we're nonpartisan, just trying to get the issues discussed. >> the ceo says the presidential race being the main draw. >> we have a national candidate that enraged them. and rightfully so. they're going to turn out and vote and it's going to be a difference maker. >> research indicates the latino voters are one third liberal, one third moderate and one third conservative. the captain of the trump campaign says she sees latino support. >> i have many latinos give me hugs and kisses on the cheeks. i have had whites, blacks, african american, all nationalities. a record breaking 19.4 million people registered to vote in california, more than 78% of the state's eligible residents. >> this about as close to full participation as you'd see anywhere the in world. a million more californians registered to vote this year, the majority of newly registered voters are millennial democrats. >> today, the cars just kept coming. early voters pulled into a drive through ballot drop off station in martinez. the contra costa county registrar tells abc7 news more than 200,000 cast their votes in the county. many of those voting today told us they're trying to avoid standing in line tomorrow. in alameda county, 260,000 voters turned ballots in. in san francisco live team coverage continues with carolyn tyler in san francisco. here, they've shattered a couple of early voting records, one is for those thousands who showed up here at the city hall polling place this weekend. the other is for the total so far. drive by voting. others ventured down into the basement. over all, 32% of those eligible have already voted. a record for the city. >> i thought today if i come at noon, it would be crowded today. it was five minutes here and a couple minutes there. >> the electrics director believes the city is well on its way to a blockbuster turn out this year. >> we're going to have the second highest number of people voting in this election. >> that year, the city ushering in the barack obama presidency. there are 513,000 registered voters in san francisco. nearly half vote by mail. many others like to get that sticker that come was showing up in person. natasha holmes was pleased to cast her ballot today. >> i was a convicted felon. once year off parole and you know, you change your life around, and you're committed to doing the right thing then, you're going to come out and support your nation. >> it will be done tomorrow, either a bottle of campaign or a bowl of xanax. >> san francisco polling places are open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. >> governor brown signed a law making it legal to post a picture but doesn't go into affect until january. if you want to see legal pictures on abc7 now when you post them online, you can see yourself on abc7 news. >> if you're deciding who to cast your vote for, we have a tool at your finger tips. visit abc7news.com. we have information about candidates and measures on your local ballot, including nonpartisan analysis, arguments and list of the major donors for both sides of each campaign. >> there are new questions about the vice mayor's robbery outside of a candidate forum in a wine loft. a police report suggests the vice mayor may have been under the influence of alcohol when driving a city vehicle from the crime scene to hotel. abc7 news has the story you'll see only on seven. >> richmond's vice mayor says he was terry yied. >> he got agitated and started waving a gun around. i thought this is when he shoots me. >> martinez says he drove a city car to the closest possible place to call police. the marina bay inn and suites approximately 2.2 miles away. timothy guard offered martinez a ride home and later dropped the city car martinez had been driving off in a city yard. in a police department narrative obtained by abc7 news, that vice mayor shared with us today he writes as he listened martinez describe events i can smell the strong odor of alcohol. his slow pace narratives are indicators he was probably under the influence for alcohol. i did not want him driving home. >> no one mentioned that to me. and in fact, i i was under the impression i was getting a ride home. i had no identification. >> martinez says he did drink at the event. a police department spokesperson says the investigation focused on the robbery. when the suspect was apprehended... >> the da asked for the officer to write a supplemental report describing what he saw that evening. >> lieutenant tans says the vice mayor received no special favors. >> a point clarified when the police officer association president questioned him the following week. >> i offered to have that deducted from my fee. >> how do you get to use both? we have had employees who have been disciplined or terminated for the same thing. >> the vice mayor says he's not received a stipend to use a personal vehicle for city business and used a city vehicle in the past. city manager says he doesn't know and says that as a rule, it should not. in the newsroom, abc7 news. new at 6:00, san jose police identified a man shenl last thursday at capital park. the 38-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, a resident of san jose. another person was shot, but survived. police say they've made no arrests and have not identified a motive for the attack. san jose university warning students about a assault around 4:00 this morning. a woman went into a portable bathroom on south 7th street. a man followed her, forced open the door and assaulted her. her friends interrupted the attack and the man left on a bicycle. >> investigators are trying to track down a mountain bike owned by a teenager found stabbed to death. it's a 2007 mountain bike with reflective road tires. >> coming up, a story strange and sad. hear what voters are concerned about the election. >> spring like weather for election day. i'll take a look in just a moment as abc7 news at 6:00 continues. >> do not move. do not move. >> tonight, the i team gets a rare look at special ops in action. they battle drug cartels here in afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. a boat is stranded in the oakland the army corps of engineers will decide how to get it out of the water. this video shows a sheen trailing the boat and we're told it will take another possibility of an oil leak. a divorce case ended with estranged husband in the hospital and his assailant, his wife, taking her own life. abc7 news is live at the martinez police department with the story. vic? >> police are still trying to get all of the details here. it was confusing at first this morning, and once they made the link between the hit and run, and downtown martinez, in the collision and the suicide on the benicia-martinez bridge, things started to gel. we do know that the three victims are the husband, possibly his friend, and a witness he called in the divorce hearing. >> like crash, crash, crash. then, like it was like a whole audience of people yelling. >> juanita brand was coming out of the court house. she saw this >> sheriff deputies were around. >> police say the driver struck just after leaving the family law court house, one was her estranged husband. >> at which time, accelerated towards a group of people in court with her james iller works in the martinez harbor masters office. this is what he was told. >> woman was at the divorce court this morning. she got angry, and apparently after the proceedings, used her car to the bridge. >> sky 7 was there after the collision. >> tried to jump over in the car, over a center divider. the divider stopped her. she got out of the vehicle and jumped into the water. a coast guard boat retrieved her body. police have yet to identify her. they say. >> some sfo workers say they'll be out of a job tomorrow. today, some 156 workers held a strike. they shuttled to the rental car center. >> we wanted to get back the job. and then, everybody have the benefit, too. >> hertz hasn't responded to our request for comment. in the east bay, what members of the oakland fire department call a random act of kindness. it is life changing. it's the upside to a random act of violence 10 years ago. it can get very loud at this corner in oakland. >> i'm sure they see a crazy guy here. >> today, a bit of surprise, actually a large one. a visit from libby shaft and representatives of the oakland fire and police >> oakland police sergeant was just left quincy >> i realized this guy is supposed to do bigger things. >> now, he quincy has a commercial license, this license will allow him to change others. >> everyone has a story. >> now, a happy ending. from oakland, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> the calendar says november, it feels like late april or early may. you can see we have mild conditions, dry conditions, and skies are bright despite presence of the highlights. so let's move on and give you a wide view looking over the bay. oakland and mountain view, 61 in half moon bay. here is a view at the golden gate. looking color at this level. it's 64 north, 66 in napa. 63 in novato and fairfield, livermore, 64 and a view downtown san francisco looking aalong the bay bridge. these are the forecast features. high clouds, lingering overnight, we have mild days ahead through thursday and a little bit cooler by week's end. but not very much. passing high clouds and bright skies most of the night. and on we go to surf conditions. a high surf advisory continuing into thursday evening. wave heights are rising already. along with this westerly swell which could reach 20 feet. there is a possibility of rip currents and dangerous sneaker waves. for most of the day tomorrow, weather condition will be nice and mild through election day. low to mid-70s around the bay. mid to mid to upper 70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. this mild pattern lasts through thursday, upper 70s inland. veteran's day, friday. a little bit i want to thank students and faculty and these are some of the most engaging kids i have met. >> that is nice. >> they are. >> that is great. >> coming up next, hear from berkeley city council candidate facing charges after police say she interfered with officers who are clearing out a homeless camp. the gunman who killed a tsa officer and wounded three others in 2013 was sentenced to life in prison today, immediating guilty to murder in a deal with federal prosecutor who's withdrew their decision to seek the death penalty. he said he wanted to make a statement against the government, explaining he targeted officers because he believed they harassed people. >> the alameda county district attorney will not file charges against a candidate accused of interfearing with police during a raid on a homeless encampment. nancy armstrong temple met with supporters, arrested friday while police cleared homeless people from a tent city. police wanted her charged with lynching, a term used when someone pries a suspect from police custody. >> the word lynching makes my stomach hurt. it makes the kind of terrible things that we want to think don't happen, ever. >> the encampment now moved to berkeley city hall. police are keeping an eye on the campers and warned them they could be arrested if they don't take down the tents. >> no matter what happens tomorrow, law enforcement forces tell abc7i team foreign drug cartels will continue to be a large problem. >> dramatic video of a special ops team raiding illegal marijuana grows around the bay area. an investigation is next. >> what voters are expecting after election day is done. >> our hot line will be taking your calls tomorrow the hot line opens starting at 7:00 a.m. because shevery year. ow that it kills 40,000 californians... because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. >> this is live in philadelphia. president obama and hillary clinton this is in making their final appeal to voters. hillary clinton is going to speak in pennsylvania, speaking now at the podium. hillary clinton with a crowd of 40,000 there. you know there are a lot of major people there. president obama, bill clinton, chelsea clinton. first lady michelle obama, bruce springsteen, john bon jovi. it's a contested swing state. she's trying to draw a clear distinction. >> trump in michigan, joined by his daughter, ivanka and vp nominee mike pence. trump gained in the polls after clinton held a lead this year, going on the attack in front of a large crowd of supporters. let's take a look and listen in. >> massachusetts is represented by pochahontas, right? represented by pochahontas. she's terrible. she's so -- just a terrible person. terrible. you know clinton thinks he's doing a favor to use this woman as a surrogate. everybody that watches her, they say she's a terrible human being. she is. terrible. >> the pochahontas reference to senator elizabeth warren out stumping for hillary clinton. >> excitement, and apprehension just some feelings voters are experiencing tonight. >> hillary clinton announcing her run 575 days ago. >> i want to be the president for all americans. >> it's time to put the rhetoric aside and let the people. >> what do you sense among your voters. >> everything from urm jensy to dread to relief. >> when obama was elected, you know, i was enthused and happy to do this. this is, you know, i'm doing it out of obligation now. >> indeed, after one of the longest and most contentious campaigns, many just want it to be over. others worry about what might come after votes are counted. >> as an african american man, feels like it can turn back the clock or move us forward. >> what few expect, not after this vitriolic race is that those who supported the loser will accept the winner. >> we're at a level of polarization at this nation we've seen before in recent history. this is pretty, a stark moment. >> it's stressful to think about it. hypothetically. >> whatever happens, it's an electorate that has been through the wringer. >> we're going to have an early edition of abc7 news at 3:00 p.m. so at 4:00 we can begin live coverage at the national election results. at 11:00 stay with us for a special one-hour long edition covering local races. throughout the day, we'll be sending out updates through our abc7 news app. enable push alerts so you can be the first. >> elite law enforcement team is battling foreign drug cartels in northern california. and the abc7i team has stunning video. >> dan noyes is here with the investigation. dan? >> law enforcement sources tell me the drug cartels will continue to pose threats on several fronts. >> the marijuana enforcement team infiltrates a marijuana grow. a signal, a game warden hears someone talking and they >> they find pot drying and the camp where workers live. >> who they are? >> a majority are south of the border. we're one of only six true mediterranean climates in the world. it's possible to grow marijuana very effectively here. and organized crime groups know that as well. >> he provided video to the i-team. the cartels bring in toxic chemicals banned here. they block streams and weed, insect and rat killer into the water. >> those toxics is an example are killing up to 5 to 10 miles of creek in every living thing in that creek. >> they set out poison to keep animals away from crops. >> rabbit looks like it barely made it out of the grow. >> rabbits a gray >> a baby cub saw the mother bear expire, was concerned and died in the tree. >> the threat to hikers, hunters is serious. norris tells me he found six pits, sharp sticks leading to grow sites in the past year. the raids have found growers. a raid on a cartel grow in mountains in 2005. norris tells me the team had five shootouts since then. he credits phoebe with preventing others. >> do not move. >> the team includes a sniper. they will not be outgunned again. >> fish and wildlife too much to handle on public land. >> we don't want them in our woods and harm our public. we enjoy stopping the environmental crime on every level we can. >> the cartel grow consumes millions of gallons of water and most winds up on the east coast. it can bring in more than a can in this state. >> thank you, dan. >> today, marks a big milestone for one of san francisco twitter stock. childrens go carts just advanced into high tech age. we'll take you >> today, twitter stock closed at $18.40. just weeks ago, the company announced layoffs and shut down of vine. and this morning, twitter was out of service across the u.s., europe and japan. the cause is unclear. some suspect it was the result of an attack. today, the stock market took a huge leap. the dow gained almost 400 points. nasdaq up by 120. s & p adding 46. >> 25 years ago today, a pro basketball player changed the face of the fight against hiv and aids. >> because of hiv virus that i have obtained, i will have retire olympics. >> michael important step forward. the time is long overdue... pharmaceutical industry. passes - the ballot. retire olympics. retire olympics. >> michael when most of us make a mistake, officewe own up to it.anks. but not madison nguyen. her vote to slash the san jose police budget was disatrous. one hundred officers were laid off. crime spiked twenty-seven percent. and when nguyen was warned her that cuts left police short-handed, she passed the buck. blamed the police for "spinning information out of control." mrs. nguyen, it's crime that's out of control. blaming others. risking our safety. madison nguyen is the wrong choice for assembly. it is time for the pharmaceutical industry to stop the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. you may soon see shiny new go carts driving down a sidewalk near you. mountain view company started shipping out the world's first smart go >> the latest incarnation combined fun with safety. >> pull. oh, my god. active motors is selling what it calls the world's first kids' riding vehicle that is truly smart. >> it's got a wi-fi in it. and it's got a mobile app parents can use. >> the ceo helps jonathan start his era. >> jonathan picks up speed as he gains confidence. >> there he goes. >> dad can keep him within an area using geo fencing technology. going beyond boundaries and the car stops running. those are features dad likes. >> this is part of a larger trend of kids being exposed to technology at an early age. last year, we introduced you to a programmable robot for kids. >> bottom line with parents is thinking about >> teaching kids to share their smart cart is a good idea. she encourages parents to get kids out and about. >> i would like to see that child running the distance of the go cart and pab having a race with another kid. >> the smart cart is intended for kids ages 5 the car runs for an additional $195 and available now only on active motors.com. >> thank you, michael. >> spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> we have clouds around. there is no rain coming our way yet. we'll have a mild overnight and mild day tomorrow. highs upper 60s on the i'll be the emcee. it will be a great event so come out and join us. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have a mild week head. friday, more clouds, remains mild throughout the weekend and into next week. a great week of weather after election day. >> thank you, spencer. >> time is up. coming up in sports, warriors coach steve kerr on clay thompson's slow start. they're off to their best start in 15 years. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. after 13 vat seasons without a playoff birth, the raiders made a statement last night with a 30-20 victory. defense made denver one dimensional with no run game. even more impressive was oakland's big offensive line, which often man handled one of the best defenses in the league. latvaios merry says they haven't clinched anything yet. >> we have had a lot of games left and so we know we can't look at this game that is something that is going to define us or the season. we've got to continue to work hard and earn every game we play. >> it's a good time for us to catch a break here and regather ourselves. and you know, reset our intentions coming out of the break. >> raiders have a bye this week. 49ers dropped to 1 and 7 yesterday. san francisco allowed a running back to gain more than 100 yards. that is an nfl record. this time, it was mark biggest highlight, despite the team's seventh loss, kaep is trying to stay positive. >> we have had a lot of opportunities out there. a few difference meez making just four of 18 starts for the day coach echoed those sentiments. >> main thing is that you try to get a guy back on course. ease in a little bit of a funk. it can't he's had stretches in his career over 4, 5 games. shots just didn't go in. he's got himself in a rut. he'll get himself out of it. i'm in the concerned about that. >> we have baseball news, giants named phil nevin to replace roberto kelly. aaa manager. bud black has been named colorado's new manager, taking over for walt the steelers tried to owe get fancy with foot work yesterday against baltimore and had an epic fail. pittsburgh lost a game 21-14. >> even charlie brown could bham lucy. >> practicing a dance move. >> looked like it. >> thanks. >> join us tonight at 9:00, cable 13 and at 11:00. coming up, the final pitch clinton and trump making closing arguments tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. also, on abc7 news at 11:00 cancer is killing more than half of all golden retrievers. the dog owners fighting back to save their pets. and here is tonight's prime time line up on abc7 at 8:00. it's dancing with the stars, followed by conviction. then, stay with us for abc # news at 11:00. >> at 11:35 it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. >> and i'm ama daetz. from the entire abc7 news team, thanks for joining us and have a great night. see you tomorrow at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a 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