between the the concord and north concord stations. service was stopped in bolt directions -- both directions. news chopper 2 was over the scene. a train operator discovered the body about 9:00. >> part of the investigation will be what happened. we don't know if a train hit the person or the person was deceased from another means. we will have to wait for the investigation to get the detailstails and i can't confirm if it is related to the 4:22 a.m. incident. all of that is being determined how. >> a bus bridge wasset up for passengers. -- was set up for passengers. b.a.r.t. is looking into a report that passengers saw somebody on the tracks at 4:30 a.m. this morning. new information now on the project to build the new eastern span of the bay bridge. live now, you can see the new span on the left and the smaller picture is what is left of the old span. we learned of more cost over runs on the project. ktvu's tom vacar looked at the numbers numbers and why they have grown again. >> reporter: 25 years ago this was going to cost $1.4 billion. today it looks like it went from 6.4 to $6.5 billion. >> reporter: built into the cost was 900 million for contingencies, bad weather, defects, construction damage and others would be covered to stay on budget. that money is pretty much gone. 35million will be needed to deal with bolt issues, especially potential corrosion to bolts and there are other issues since the bridge opened. >> from paint to water leaks to the travelers that cleans the bridge, underneath the bridge. if you keep a full crew out there working it costs money and that is what is happening. >> reporter: it comes from slower demolition than expected. that could cost another $110 million. delays in getting permits to force sea birds off the bridge to new homes built for them on the new bay bridge which the birds haven't taken to. >> if we have to take this it will cost more. >> reporter: no one could discuss these non-threatened species. also include, taking down the underwater pilotings the mud level without using explosive explosives -- pilings to the mud level without explosives. . >> reporter: if the birds stay till next nesting season the cost could go up yet cnn -- again. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the retrial for the teacher from concord accused of child molestation was postponed. joseph martin is accused of fondling male students. when his second trial gets under way he is expected to face 22 counts of child molestation. jury selection began in the trial against two san francisco police officers accused of taking money and drugs during suchs. res wants said -- searches. residents said they had items stolen to them. new charges have been added. bolt men plead not guilty -- both men plead not guilty. candidates across the country are making a push for votes ahead of tomorrow's elections and the big question on the national stage is who will have control of the senate once the votes are counted. who seems to have the edge hours before the polls are set to open. >> reporter: from florida to new hampshire, politicians are spending the last day of the campaign season trying to drum up excitement. according it the latest polls the gop has the momentum. but some democrats disagree. >> i don't agree. i predict we will keep the senate. >> i think the democrats will retain it. >> reporter: republicans are on track to take over south dakota, montana and west virginia which would leave them three short of a majority in the key state of iowa the gop is pulling ahead. >> not just republicans, it is independent and democrats. >> reporter: the president's low approval ratings are giving the republicans momentum. >> yes, the wins that are back, this will be a referendum on the president. his policies will be on the ballot. >> reporter: no matter the outcome vice president joe biden says the focus remains the same. >> we knee what we have to get done the last two years and quite frankly going into 2016 the republicans have to make a decision whether they are in control or not in control. are they going to begin to allow things to happen? >> reporter: in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. voters in california and the bay area will be weighing in on big races tomorrow. one is the governor's race and san jose and oakland mayor and the number of propositions from improving the water storage system to raising the cap on medical malpractice awards. ktvu's john fowler with more on tomorrow's ballot. john? >> reporter: there is a major transportation issue but all around the bay area people are asked to pone a up a lot more for school -- pony up a lot more for schools. >> reporter: 7 ballot measures just in alameda county. each wanting more money. >> i hope the money is used properly to really help the children. >> reporter: every bay area county is asking for bonds or a parcel tax to pay for education. this election is said to be the most expensive campaign in history. >> it is a waste of money. money that could be spent on schools. money that could be spent on preventing crime. >> reporter: public safety ballot measures asking to approve higher parking, higher utility or parcel taxes. we found little support. >> not doing anything. what the sense -- like beating a dead horse. >> san francisco, night lights and grass. sod, turf. measure h would ban artificial turf in golden gate park. >> well known as fuzzy concrete. it is notorious for injuries. i say yes. let's grow real grass. >> reporter: back live now. these bicyclist advocates and the second time around for a transportation measure. the changes that supports say they made that will turn noes into yeses. that is coming up at 6:00 p.m. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> according to our ktvu channel 2 news poll, tomorrow could set a record for the lowest turn out in california history. california has more than 24 million people who are eligible to vote. of those 18 million people are registered. the field poll estimates only 8 million people willened up voting tomorrow. -- will end up vote aring tomorrow. that is 46% of reg -- voting tomorrow. that is 46% of registered voters. and we will have complete coverage tomorrow, stay with ktvu channel 2 news for update throughout the evening as the polls close. and you can follow us on www.ktvu.com and on twitter and facebook for election results. a young terminally ill woman goes public with the decision oo end her life. the -- to end her life. the stories we are hearing from other families. >> it was very intense. >> a chp officers accused of stealing nude pictures. >> and next, losing an hour of sun light and increasing your risk on the road. the precautions you should take. new at 5:00 p.m. something you may not have thought about, daylight saving time is over and that could cause prevent on the roads -- problems on the roads because it gets darker earlier. these are live pictures from berkeley. the cars on the right, traffic is moving at a snail's pace. safety experts are warning drivers to be careful. ktvu's cristina rendon is in oakland and tells us it is not just driver whose need to be careful. >> reporter: yeah. you can see that one hour shift time change means it is getting darker here around 5:15 p.m. in oakland and that will be a factor for people on the roads. not just because of poor visibility, it is also when you are trying to adapt to the time change it could effect your drivings time. the dog -- the daylight saving time could increase the chance of accidents. he would prefer a one time throughout the year however others say it works when kids are headed off to school so it increases safety. greater safety comes with better light. that is why safety invectors say it is best to have lights -- instructors say it is best to have lights on your cars and reflective lights on your clothing. >> less visibility at night, sunset after 5:00 p.m., which is much earlier, during rush hour so it will be harder to be seen. >> reporter: he says bicyclists have a responsibility to be seen and drivers have a responsibility to slow down. you are taking a live look now. they are handing out lights right now a bicyclists on the road. it is part of increased safety here because they say that when the sun does go down it is going to be harder for bicyclists and drivers to stay safer on the road. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. police arrested a man who killed three 13-year-old girls that were trick or treating on halloween. he was arrested outside of a motel yesterday. investigators say two of the victims were twin sisters. all three were walking in a crosswalk on halloween night when they were hit. a skateboarder who died after being hit by a suv has been identified as a 21-year- old. the accident happened 9:30 p.m. saturday night near third street and cargo way in the bay view district. the 73-year-old driver left the scene but was located. there is no word if the driver will face charges. we found gas today selling in the sought bay for less than 3 -- south bay for less than $3 a gallon. regular unleaded for $2.85 a gallon. the manager dropped the price to compete with a neighboring gas station that is selling for $2.90 a gallon and it could go lower depending on what the other station does. customers were lining up saying it has been a long time before they have seen price business low $3 a gallon. >> i haven't seen it in over -- years. been years. >> reporter: how does it feel? >> feels great. filled up for $76. usualty is $120. -- usually it is $120. >> some people posted pictures on social media. it is due to a drop in oil prices, new u.s. sources of oil and more efficient cars that are increasing the supply and lower the demand. hyundai and kia agreed to pay $100 million penalty to u.s. regulators today for over stating fuel efficient of cars -- efficiency of cars and suvs. they would adjust by one or two miles a gallon on a million vehicles from 2011-2013. the department of justice hasn't said whether charnels will be file -- charges will be filed against individual employs. taylor swift decided to remove her album from spottify. she unhappy with the percentage of revenue they pay. today they posted a statement saying it pays 70% to the music community and hopes she will change her mind. taylor swift announced tour dates coming up next august 15. national park officials are in talks to install a fiber optic line through the park. sparking a debate about whether the park should spend money on technology rather than infrastructure. critics say there should be some places that are off limit has to technology. last mouth they were showing the snowstorm that hit -- night they were showing the snowstorm that hit new england. >> i think we have a run of weather that will keep us high and dry with temperatures warming up into the weekend. i don't think fire danger is an issue. but the rain is up north. around the seattle area. look at the jet stream. a great pattern. a zonal flow. see how straight it is. flying off the pacific. flying in and focused up in here. they will be wet for a while. we are underneath unfortunately. we will miss out. great pattern if it would focus on us. it has happened and hopefully it will happen again. that is when we get our wettest weather, a pattern like that. that is 600 miles north. right now a few high clouds seeping in over the north like this. we are looking at cloud cover out there now. look at sunset here. you can see -- there is a live satellite. cloud cover in the atmosphere. sunset here. you can see the clouds coming in in this area. those are high clouds. a little bit of fog at the coast. the sunsetting earlier and that creates changes for drivers on the roads. you know, getting darker early. slows things down. winds are light and they will stay light. right now they will switch and come out of the east. that warms us up. if this was october, september you worry about fire danger. it is not. wet on the ground. it will be okay. no fire issues into this week. over night low forecast 37 napa. 39 santa rosa. those are chilly. it is cold in the morning. was this morning. next few mornings. cool over night lows. warmer each day towards the middle of the week and the weekend. highs tomorrow, yellows are 70s. right? a lot of 70s. and then tomorrow we will see 70s. 72 antioch. 74 napa. by thursday and friday, we will see temperatures back into the low 80s. nice looking forecast. nice beach weather. winds off shore. the fog not an issue along the coast. it is going to be dry for a while. cold in the mornings. we will see rain eventually again but not this week. there is your five-day forecast. it lights up. i might be conservative on thursday and friday. low 80s. mid-80s by saturday. i like this pattern. i love this time of year. being this is the drought we -- anytime i don't see rain in the five-day forecast, gosh, we need to see something every week if things were going to get better. >> i was here in 1977 with you guys -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> i remember how dry it could be. this is beyond that. that is why we need rain. >> thank you. it if -- if you bought a powerball ticket check the numbers because the ticket could be worse $360,000. it was sold on saturday night on san san pablo dam road. it matches 5 of the winning numbers but missing the power bowel number. the 178 million jackpot will roll over to wednesday. here are the winning numbers. 1, 3, 13, 25, and 38. the powerball number is 17. he made the ultimate sacrifice and thousands turned out to be honor a sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, equipment swiped from a construction site. police are trying to figure out how the $40,000 machine disappeared. also ahead a community split on a big decision, a ballot mother could relocate a casino. the impact the move will have on a small south bay city. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. thousands of law enforcement officers, family members members and friends said good-bye to a sacramento sheriff's deputy today in rose -- sheriff's deputy in roseville today. he was killed in the line of duty along with another deputy while trying to apprehand another suspect. the suspect was -- apprehend another suspect. the suspect was captured and charged. >> reporter: s the procession rolled through two counties this afternoon -- as the procession rolled through the two competentes this afternoon, became emotional. he was killed in a shooting spree a week ago. >> danny, i speak for the men and women when i say we will always remember your sense of humor, your compassion and your love for your family. we will remember your passion for this profession and the sacrifice you made doing it. we will honor your memory by celebrating your life and in the tough times choose to reflect on fond memories. >> reporter: thousands of officers, a sea of uniforms paid tribute. >> people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did but never forget how you made them feel. by that standard his life was a success. he made our department proud. and the goal one can earn, he made his community feel safe. >> day to say thank you and good-bye to a man who told his widow if he evdied in the line of duty make sure he gets all the bells and whistles at his funeral. >> so heart felt, you know? yeah, it means a lot. >> reporter: as emotional as today was tomorrow will be right back here that same spot honoring the other deputy who lost his life in the shooting spree. >> the offense being honored tomorrow is michael davis, jr. former chpphasiacizations -- chp officer facing accusations turns himself in. >> tonight the pallagy made and it is -- the appall imagine and it is not just to the women in the picture. >> and a deadly space ship crash, what may have caused it and the plans to make safe travel safer. >> and a project to bring b.a.r.t. to the south bay hitting a speed bump, why plans may not happen after all. 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>> his apologies extend to the women who were victimized. they extend to law enforcement whose reputations are potentially tarnished. >> reporter: he faces two felony counts for illegally searching cell phones and forwarding pickthers womens had on their phones to -- pictures to the women -- to the officers of the women on the cell phones. >> if you take their nude selfies that is a crime. >> he resigned from the chp. contra costa county district attorney said other cases he was involved in are now under revow and could be dismissed. -- reviewed and could be dismissed. >> it is agreges because of the invasion of privacy and it underfines the public -- undermines the public trust. >> reporter: his attorney asked the judge for more time to study the case. >> i don't think it will end up with a trial. >> reporter: if convicted he could be sentenced to probation to up to 3 years in prison. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a former cub saud leader was sentenced to -- scout leader was sentenced for child molestation. he pleaded no contest to sexually molesting a family friend when the boy was 12 and continuing to four years. police say some of the encounters were recorded on video. he is expected to serve 85% of his 14-year-old and register as a sex offender. police say a woman suspected in a blessing scam has been arrested in new york. according it the new york post the woman in this photo was detained by boarder patrol as she was on a plane last week. police say she convinced people that their valuables needed blessing and shes has been swapping the -- she has been swapping the items. the issue of public safety was front and center at a forum today for some of the candidates running for oakland mayor. >> that is the most urgent need, more police to do better policing. i have studied other cities like los angeles that reduced violent crime by 80%. if they could do it so can oakland. >> for me that is the issue in the race. it is the thing that has it greatest negative effect on our other challenges. >> only the top five candidates were invited to the forum. >> if we want to be safe we have to go beyond just adding police. we have to make sure we are investing in education and putting people back to work. >> i would move nulled restore the walking beat offense -- move to restore the walking beat officers. >> mayor jean quan didn't have time to talk prior to the event. there are 15 candidates in the race for oakland mayor. a 6 figure project to save money in san francisco has not gone as plan and there may be a safety issue as well. ktvu's eric rasmussen is investigating this project. you are here with the problems inside the broadway tunnel. >> reporter: talking about a $310,000 retrofit to make enlights more energy efficient. in-- the lights more energy efficient. we obtained a audit that found it would take 300 years to pay back the investment made by the san francisco public utilities commission. a albert north believes -- a whistle blower believes they pose a safety risk especially at night. >> i experience driving through had tunnel and coming out -- the tunnel and coming out as flash bulb blindness. >> i don't think there is an issue of the tunnel being too bright. we have heard that. and we have looked into that. and in advancef your coming we look -- advance of your coming we looked closer. >> reporter: they paid for an additional study that found it was within industry guidelines but the whistle blower blowers says others disputes the findings. >> reporter: we tried to get a picture of who -- picture of what went wrong and we will have that at 10:00 p.m. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. as the ebola crisis continues in west africa a bay area doctor is traveling there. his plans to help others and why he says universities should be doing more for volunteers. >> later a young woman facing certain death ends her life on her own terms. how her choice is sledding light on an important issue. >> first, the back lash over seas after apple's ceo reveals he is gay. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. students in washington returned to campus today for the first time since a deadly rampage shooting ramage. three students were killed and two students are still in the hospital. the gunman took his own life. hundreds of people lined the streets to welcome the students back. new procedures are put in place for screen for islamic terrorists entering the county. many europeans don't need visas but thousands of europeans joining the militants the fear is they could enter the united states. so department of homeland security is now requiring more information from passengers. investigators are looking into what may have caused the deadly crash of the virgin galactic space ship two friday. according to information the system used to slow the aircraft's descent deployed prematurely. it crashed and killed one pilot and injured another. despite the crash virgin galactic founder richard branson says he is pushing forward and still plans to be one of the first tourists on board once the testing is over. >> there is no way that i would ask others to travel on virgin galactic unless i was the first to go myself. >> richard branson says it is too soon to say how long the first flight might be delayed because of the accident. a disclosure by apple ceo tim cook that he is gay prompted a back lash in russia. they said today it is dismantling a giant iphone statue because it violates a law that protects minors from homosexual propaganda. new developments in the fight against ebola. a bay area doctor gets ready to go to west africa. >> headed to liberia with angry words for american universities. why this bay area doctor says schools aren't doing enough to fight ebola. >> a special pair of unmentionablables from the giants world series -- unmentionables from the giants world series parade. how much the madison bumgarner underwear is going for now. >> after the break, things are heating up around here. it will be warmer than you would expect for november. i will have the specifics. new developments tonight in the ebola epidemic in west africa. another doctor from sierra leone has died. he died over night. he is the fifth doctor in that country to die from ebola. today the government reported 51 new confirmed cases of ebola in sierra leone. this comes as a doctor from ucsf is heading to liberia and he says universities need to do more to fight the ebola crisis in western africa. ktvu's david stevenson joins us live from san francisco with the doctor's criticisms about training and pay for medical volunteers. david? >> reporter: our john fowler spoke to the doctor when he announced his trip. he said it seems medical schools are unwilling to allow their own experts to go. >> my partners -- >> reporter: a journey he prepared for. >> medium risk. >> reporter: and prevention training that centers for disease control and prevention. >> i cannot allow fatigue affect my being cautious. >> reporter: he is headed to liberia for a month to help teach healthcare workers to detect ebola and triage patients. he leaves thursday but is also leaving notes on how american universals are responding to the crisis. >> they haven't stood up. >> reporter: he says medical schools failed to allow opportunities to train with the cdc and cover their salary and benefits during their trip. >> what we have seen is our statements that have discouraged the faculty and staff who are passionate and want to go. >> reporter: he is lucky. ucsf offered evacuation insurance to bring him back on a private plane if he becomes shifts. >> my daughter is in day care. i don't want anybody at her day care to worry that she poses a risk for other children. >> reporter: he expects to work 16 hour days 7 days a week and he believes he will be at medium risk in a ebola hot zone. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a nurse from maine who treated ebola victims in west africa reached a settlement with the state. a judge said kaci hickox will be able to move around freely while monitoring her health. she was quarantined outside a hospital in new jersey. a decision that she criticized. terms of the agreement will be in effect through november 10. 170 employees call the 104 story skyscraper home. 3,000 workers will move in early next year. one world trade center over looks the september 11 memorial and museum. the building is 60% leased. >> when i was in new york i saw it up close, it is spectacular. what are powerful are the reflecting pools. all right. our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin. what a sunset tonight. [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. look at how can quick the sun sets. what we have -- thank you. that shot. it is beautiful. stunning. beautiful city. i am getting used to the new bridge. everybody loves it. took me a while. >> once they tear down the old one -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i remember, i remember when they put -- these are the current temperatures from today. i remember when the transamerica went in, people hated it. everybody got involved. now it is -- [ talking at the same time ] >> okay. here is where all the rain is going. pacific northwest. talked about it earlier. like a fire hose. this is a productive pattern for us. if it shifted ought. when we get -- south. when we get this pattern we will get the heaviest rainfall. this pattern being south by many hundred miles through the season. but for now, that is where the rain is. we are underneath it. that is where high pressure lives. cool mornings and warm days. along the coast we have a little bit of patchy fog. few high clouds. that is it. warmer day. low 70s. tomorrow back into the low 70s. perhaps low 80s as we head into middle of the week and weekend. the winds shift around. the winds right now are going on shore a little bit. san francisco international airport. west at 18. but the arrows come north and northeast. northeast towards the south. towards the week. that will give us -- sometimes it gives us high fire danger but i don't think that is the issue. but it will give us a warm up in temperatures. and cool over night lows. we will see mid-30s in the cold spots. mid-30s and 40s around the bay. that is chilly. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning, fine, patchy fog on the coast. 70s tomorrow. mid-70s. this week cool mornings and warmer days. the five-day forecast continued dry. a drag for now. drought. never seen one like this before. with the five-day forecast i want to see rain in every 5 day as we move into the winter months. this is fine. not atypical. anyway, nice looking week ahead. maybe rain next week. >> thank you. a world series souvenir that was free on the day of the giants parade is being sold for a lot of money on ebay. gasia mikaelian, there he is, holding up the boxer shorts before friday's parade in san francisco. they honor madison bumgarner. they handed out 2,000 pairs for free and some people are selling them on ebay. buy it now for as high as $400. >> i gave them to one of our production managers. he got them for me so i think he deserved them. why plans to bring b.a.r.t. tosan jose might not go as planned. >> a -- to san jose night not go as planned. >> she did what was best for her and her family. >> we talk to one man who says her story hits close to home. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, after trying for years to have a baby a family welcomed a baby girl but their memories were stolen. >> like about 90 to 95% of all the pictures and videos and -- yeah. everything. >> now the couple is hoping surveillance video will help get their photos back. >> also if you were hoping to get the new apple watch you will have to wait a little longer. when the smart watch will be up for grabs. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. i will die with my husband, mother and father by my side. >> a terminally ill woman in an attempt bring dignity to death took her life. brittany maynard's story sparked conversation about whether doctors should be allowed to prescribe lethal doses of drugs to terminally ill patients. - rob roth has the tory on -- ktvu's rob roth has the story on how another man faces the difficult decisions. >> perhaps if anyone could understand what brittany maynard and her family went through in deciding to end her life it is joe. >> i think she did what was best for her and what was best for her family rather than living through an obvious agonizing death. >> reporter: his wife of 32 years was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2012 and given months to live. she sang with the san francisco opera for decades opted for physical assisted suicide. >> my wife was a proponent of not suffering. >> reporter: brittany maynard is one of 750 people who ended their life through oregon's death with dignity law. it allows doctors to prescribe fatal drugs to terminally ill patients. he says he and his wife didn't have time establish residency. they went to switzerland as well. she decided to end her life. >> she said it is time. i am not me. >> reporter: her decision was made quietly. it did not spark the debate. some critics argue some patients may decide to end their lives based on whether insurance covers their illness. >> i wouldn't include anybody who say they are suffering from pain under physical or songal. >> these are things -- psycholodgal. >> reporter: he -- psychological. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the massive project to bring about to the south bay is underway but plans to ex-- b.a.r.t. to the south bay is underway but plans to extend it is hon hold. -- is on hold. they say concerns about funding the project may mean foregoing the allen rock and santa clara stations. >> do we save money by eliminating a station or two? or are there other ways to reduce costs? >> a community meeting on the matter is set for november 12. fans of the npr radio show car talk are mourning the loss of a former co-host. they were known as click and clack. the brothers gave out car advice. he died of complications from alzheimer's. he was 77 years old. now at 6:00 p.m. a casino is creating a rift in one community hours before voters head to the polls. the impact it could have on those who live there. >> plus $40,000 worth of equipment gone. tonight police are trying to find a massive machine stolen from a constr site. >> and an east bay couple tried for years to start a family, and after welcoming a baby girl their memories were stolen. [ indiscernible ] >> how their baby's first moments were taken and why the thieves may not even know what they have. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> good evening everyone. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> on the eve of election day candidates are hoping to secure as many votes as possible. there are a number of propositions and races up for grabs tomorrow. among them the race for governor. also the races for mayor in san jose and oakland. as well as the nu

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