things to champion in sacramento i'm looking forward to seeing you shine there as and was years ago the director of the immigrant rights coalition you were an amazing straefblg member of the board i've learned a lot from you since our served on this board as our president i know your parents are proud of you i'm looking forward to a different relationship thank you for serving chinatown and north beach and district 3 it's been an honor to serve with you david. >> thank you supervisor mar supervisor kim. >> thank you. i think enough has been said about your work and office over the last of years i think i have the special privilege i had a personal experience with defied he was one of the first people i met in san francisco in 1999, i started with a lot of friends that david is familiar with a group called thursday we had monthly panel discussion around the chinese americans how articulate you were on issues facing our community and everyone rushed to they knew you were someone that contributed a lot and soon after that devastating and i found ourselves out of housing your restrooms

sacramento company is printing it. we tell you how they beat out companies nationwide to seize the opportunity. >> reporter: the celebration didn't end in the locker room after the giants won the world series. it continued all the way to sacramento to the offices of dome print. >> it's cool. >> reporter: it's more than just the cool factor for bob one of the owners of the family owned printing company. it's practically a dream come true. >> to be able to do something that's related to sports memorabilia definitely is something that is a passion to my heart. >> reporter: the sacramento company got the call on wednesday and had proofs going on the press the next morning. >> phone ringing off the hook. looks like we're doing a world series magazine. >> reporter: they produced 144- page booklet and distributed about 45,000 copies. this is the third time dome has produced the special issue. they had the honor in 2010 and 2012. this year they beat out out of state competitors for the gig after the giants won their third worl

they like to see smart decisions made in sacramento. it means focusing on what voters in my community expect. not necessarily just talking points from the party establishment or leadership. working cooperatively with them but making sure i'm putting the voters first. >> you're liberal on society issues? >> that's how i'm described. it's a good match with my district. >> one of the things that is in the news is immigration reform. the national republican party says the president, what he sdi, was unconstitutional. >> i have a great respect for the separation of powers and the role that congress makes in writing laws and the president makes in the collaborative process. i think the process is wrong. i don't think this is setting the right tone for what we need to do. i think some of the policies the president is looking at are exactly the ones that need to be looked at and reviewed. i don't think the process is right. it's not a good tone for bipartisan ship. >> do you think it was unconstitutional? >> i think the president's ability to m

are you going to go to sacramento with that sort of agenda? >> i think the reason why tom ammiano is supporting me and the reason is not just because he wants to continue this lgbt representation in sacramento, but because this is the most progressive district in the entire state of california. we need someone who's going to be a champion for regular people. the reason why david's campaign is being funded by more than any other campaign is because the corporate interests know that with david they are going to have a friend. >> short on time, but i'm going to give you a quick, quick, quick rebuttal to that. >> the reason why the san francisco chronicle endorsed me, african-american newspaper, sun endorsed me, lgbt bay area reporter as well as a chinese news reporter, i have been effective for everyone, not just one special interest or the other, i've been endorsed by the school employees association, tenants association. >> air b and b, yes. >> we're going to leave it there. supervisor chiu, campos, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> apprec

the crowd on their feet. >>> it is an adorable addition to the sacramento zoo. why this might be a great place to spend christmas time with your family. >> back to work, back to school in the morning. meteorologist mark tamayo has details about a warm up headed our way. >>> we'll wrap up a beautiful weekend out there at least for today. lots of sunshine, a brisk northwesterly wind in place keeping things in the clear side. a few high clouds beginning to drift into northern california. no rain clouds expected with this. we could have some of this energy dive in from the north over the next few hours with partly a few mostly cloudy observations in the north bay. high storm trackerii with nothing to show you. current numbers are with the clearing skies and also the cool air mass in place. temperatures are cooling out there. and already it's back down to the lower 40s in napa. 42degrees. san francisco 55 and san jose checking in 50 degrees. here's our live camera looking forward the bay bridge. the headlines for tonight we do have this, fair skies, few high clouds f

. >> we have live team coverage from the bay area to sacramento. >> the mare oral race, a spirited race to see who will leads the tenth largest city. we have both candidates covered. we begin with robert honda, whodowns from the cortese headquarters. >> there was a lot of excitement and a little apprehension. the excitement came as he made his way into the ballroom. he said there would be a new outlook at city hall, making a reference to the ongoing pension reform fight. >> we have been standing for a city that won't ever vilify its own employs again. >> it's been a powerful campaign. i don't know what more we can doing. both sides were going at it with every resource we could come up with. we had a tremendous number of volunteers in this race. both sides raised a lot of money. on our end we did a tremendous amount of work. >> a little apprehension comes from the numbers you heard earlier. cortese trailing slightly. it is still early. >> this is a tight race, we could be counting votes through the night. >> sam spoke a few minutes to the crowd. it was not a concession speefch not a vict

. >> despuÉs de que un inmigrante indocumentado matÓ a uno de sus hombres este alguacil de sacramento decidiÓ utilizar un arma que llama la atenciÓn. esta vez el sheriff echÓ mano de las redes sociales y le

a 60-foot-tall christmas tree arrived in sacramento yesterday. >> already. the tree will be decorated with homemade ornaments and 10,000 l.e.d. lights. the white firs tree came from the forest east of redding. >>> good morning, i'm roberta gonzales live at oracle arena. you're thinking about breakfast. i'm already thinking about what i want to be eating at tonight's warriors game. the details straight ahead. >> and what is cool about your school? email your nominations to coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ve job market-- a single typo can make or break your chances getting hired. steven greenberg has t >> and in this competitive job market a single typo can make or breaker chance of getting hired. steven greenberg has tips for a flawless resume' in today's jobs report >> reporter: the unemployment rate is falling. it's down to 5.9% nationally and 5.4% in the bay area. however, employers' standards remain high. most employers will automatically reject a candidate for typos. yet 58% of companies say it's the most common mis

the sacramento county registrar could certify the race next week. the loser could then ask for a recount. >>> convicted felons getting a second chance all thanks to a measure that was just passed by california voters. proposition 47 turned some felony convictions into misdemeanors. ktvu's rob roth spoke with one man today who says this new law will help him finally put his past behind him. >> reporter: meet colin powell, same name as the retired general, but with a completely different story. powell was convicted of felony drug possession during the height of the crack epidemic in 1989 when he was 18 years old. he served some of his 8 month stretch at san quentin prison. as a convicted felon, he said getting a decent job was impossible. >> when you have felonies on your record, nobody trusts you. nobody wants anything to do with you. you're not a real human being anymore. >> reporter: after 25 years, that felon label is about to disappear. under recently passed proposition 47, californians convicted of drug possession and many other nonviolent, low

it's because of decisions that are being made in sacramento and at the federal level. that said, the only way that those challenges are going to be addressed is if the school district community, and that means the administration, the board of education, and labor, can work together to advocate for more funding in sacramento, to advocate for more funding at the federal level. but that working together requires a mutual respect and understanding that in fact the school district is doing everything it can within the money that it has to give teachers a fair contract. and, yes, it is true that you have limited funds. but i don't know that we know for sure that given the funds that you have gone as far enough as you can go to give these teachers the pay that they deserve. and until and unless you do that you are actually going to be digging a deeper hole for yourself because not only will you, you know, not be able to work with your teachers but because of that failure to be able to work with teachers you are not going to be as effective at the state level. once there is a

in sacramento, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. oakland voters are picking a mayor today. 15 candidates are on the ballot. they include the mayor, who is seeking re-election. oakland uses ranked choice voting. that means voters must pick their top three choices and the candidate with the most first place votes won't necessarily win. the mayor won four years ago because of her large number of second and third place votes. >> i can't predict how it's going to come out but based on how many candidates are running for oakland mayor, we will probably have to see the algorithm run a few times. >> it's a challenge. it makes you really have to do your research, not just say i want to go with this person. >> the county registrar of voters will announce the first results at 8:00 tonight. keep an eye out for the results posted at midnight. these will include the first ranked choices voting tabulations. the complicated vote count means that oakland may not know who won the race for several days. >> in san jose, these men are vying to replace c

. >> me encuentro informando desde la sede central del partido demÓcrata en sacramento donde se estÁ celebrando el triunfo del gobernador jerry brown. hace unas horas el gobernador jerry brown hablÓ pÚblicamente sobre resultados de estas elecciones generales. (habla inglÉs) >> dijo que su meta en los prÓximos cuatro aÑos serÁ de ahorrar agua y dinero. continuar con el plan del tren y enfocarse en el sector de justicia criminal y la educaciÓn. destacó que mitras que en el paÍs se vive una inseguridad, california es pionero en la naciÓn, ya que cuenta con una imaginaciÓn y actividad de vencer obstÁculos. tambiÉn resaltÓ que cuando asumiÓ la gobernación, california atravesaba un dÉficit multimillonario que redujo. esta es la cuarta vez que asume el cargo como gobernador. en 1975, seguido con la reelecciÓn de 1080 83, en el 2008 se volviÓ a postular y obtuvo la preferencia de los votantes, la cual camiseta con el 2014 cuando fue reelecto como gobernador. informando desde sacramento como soy pamela dÍaz. >> uno de los republicanos que nos celebran a esta hora es kashka

. >> squabbling in sacramento is not inspiring and so to the to the extent i can bring republicans and democrats along, that will help build public confidence. >> he congratulated democrats and republicans for working together to bring across one and two. he said they will saving more to act on the i am break reforms and it is testimony has offered more on immigration reform and he also said he is not willing to wait. >> before the end of the year we will take whatever lawful actionels we can take -- >> i think the president choosing that is a big mistake and it poisons the well to address a very important domestic issue. >> president barack obama wants to reduce deportations and improve border security. >>> and happening in the in the in the u c system and that includes uc berkeley, they are expecting to raise tuition by 5% every year for the next five years and that means an in- state fall by the time of 2019. secretary of homeland security janet napolitano said it may not be needed. and they were hit by a train and parents and students remembered cameron lee and it was a meeting tha

we've closed a huge financial deficit in sacramento. we've begun building on a foundation. that gives me a great deal of optimism for the next four years. >>> brown made no mention of his opponent neil kashkari who was never able to close the double digit lead in the poll. >> i want to take this opportunity to make a humble request, governor in your last four years, please be bold. >> reporter: kashkari despite an intense campaign schedule and tv ads remained unknown to 38% of voters. brown virtually a household name makes history as a first time four term holder. first following the term held by his father. and now a fourth term, a feat that will not be repeated unless a term limit law is changed. >> i think it's pretty neat actually. well, since i've done it three times, i'm doing the illusions that this is some kind of picnic. >> reporter: governor brown essentially did not campaign at all to keep his job he put his time and money behind propositions one and two says tonight that he was gratified those would pass and his goal for the next four years the to protect, one g

. [♪] >>¿cÓmo lograste separar a amanda y a sacramento? ¿quÉ fue lo que hiciste? lo Único que yo quiero saber es quÉ carta estÁs jugando para yo tambiÉn sacarle provecho al asunto. ¿no entiendes que esa separaciÓn me conviene a mÍ tambiÉn? ¡rafael, por primera vez en muchÍsimos aÑos tÚ y yo estamos en el mismo lado! [♪] >>no te equivoques, tÚ y yo nunca vamos a estar en el mismo lado. >>pues cuando se trata de separar a amanda de sacramento, ¡sÍ, si estamos del mismo lado!

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it is a 36% chance drought conditions will continue next year and that could trigger the sacramento river. that move would automatically require a 10% increase and they are already cutting and they are 57 people and when you work hard to couldn't serve and they are not shower and he is accused of trying to have two men killed. he appeared in court today and is facing several charges including drug possession and trying hire a hit man. is he out on bail right now. rid and other members of the group were inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 2003. >>> and the ebola virus, the government is looking for turning and -- funding and the advantage their medicine has over others. >>> talking about pam cook's favorite subject, shopping, holiday shopping am in particular, we are many people can find the best deal. look at this we will if i have you downtown. >>> and we have another beautiful sunrise over the bay area. - ( 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'

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reporter peter doubt is in sacramento watching that race. peter, no one really expecting a nail-biter on this one, right? >> reporter: that's right, veronica. right now, jerry brown is confident he will be elected to an unprecedented fourth term as california governor. he is hosting a private dinner right now here at the governor's mansion in sacramento where he is also expected to speak at 8:00 tonight which is right after the polls close. the governor is so confident that he will win that he spent most of his money on two campaign measures than on his own campaign. the governor voted thursday with his wife in oakland and polls show the governor has a significant lead ahead of his republican challenge erika kashkari. 41-year-old kashkari is a former us treasury official from orange county and making his first run for elected office. here's what he said after voting today. >> there's so many issues that unite you was. i think in republicans focus on those we can make big changes if we focus on that we can make changes and be better off. >> r

. >> un alguacil de sacramento ocupÓ al presidente barack obama por la muerte de dos agentes presuntamente a causa de un inmigrante indocumentado a travÉs de youtube. un experto coincidiÓ con el sheriff acerca de que es necesaria una reforma migratoria. >> la policÍa de san josÉ no ha encontrado al sospechoso presuntamente armado que anoche se atrincherÓ en su casa alrededor de las 10 de la noche. por horas y hasta esta maÑana intentaron negociar para que se entregara. pero al ingresar a la vivienda no lo encontraron. el incidente provocÓ el cierre de la escuela y pÁnico los vecinos. >> un poco alarmante porque yo vivo cerca, yo ten dos hijos. uno se preocupa por la situaciÓn que estÁ aconteciendo la ciudad. >> cuando la policÍa entrÓ a la ciudad encontrÓ varios niÑos pero no habÍa rastros del sospechoso. >> conductores de autobuses que transportan a los empleados de facebook votaron a favor de sindicalizarse. el interÉs por permanecer en a un sindicato viene porque se quejan de bajos salarios y horarios cortados donde a veces tienen que esperar hasta seis horas. los conduc

los knicks de sacramento enfrentaban a las escuelas. un gran juego que tuvo un final cardÍaco pero lo de sacramento le pusieron el candado la caja fuerte y se llevarÍan el partido. venÍan de perder tres juegos de forma consecutiva y sorprender a los actuales campeones de la liga. eso esto de los deportes. que pasen una linda noche hasta la prÓxima. >> gracias mi estimado raÚl hay mÁs informaciÓn pero antes un adelanto del clima. >> muy buenas noches es un placer estar con ustedes. le tengo el reporte completo del tiempo en minutos.no se lo pierda. >> es probable que mÁs de una ocasiÓn hayaescuchado hablar de la presiÓn arterial. provoca que el lado derecho del corazÓn se esfuerce mÁs de lo normal para bombear la sangre. lo preocupante es que con el tiempo el lado derecho aumenta de tamaÑo. la hipertensiÓn arterial es causada por enfermedades que daÑa los pulmones, anomalÍas congÉnitas del corazÓn, entre otros factores. >> vaya surgen buenas noticias. todo parece indicar que para esta semana aumentarÁ la probabilidad d

. >>> officers from around the state are gathering to honor a sacramento sheriff killed during a shooting rampage, a memorial service is underway in roseville for deputy danny oliver and another service will honor detective michael davis jr. tomorrow. the governor is expected to attend both services. thousands of men and women in uniform, friends and family, are gathering to pay tribute to deputy oliver then to be a dedicated cop with a soft heart and laid to rest in sacramento. the prosecutors say a husband and wife are behind the crime spree that spanned two counties. the utah residents fired on several other deputies and tried to carjack three other drivers before finally being taken into custody. >>> the midterm election day is less than 24 hours and the campaign ads are at fever pitch aimed at millions of americans heading to the polls. at stake? control of the house of representatives and the senate. >>> are we going to vote? >> yes! >>> it looks like democrats are in trouble. republicans need to pick up six seats to re-capture the senate with likely wins in west virginia, montana a

now here ivery nice right aroun rosa to sacramento. enjoy. we'll watch that storm. not going to affect many people, maybe a big boat from the deadliest catch or something like that. hopefully getting into port too. this will have 50 foot waves is no joke. >> that sounds light a big storm. bill, thank you so much. >>> the bengals and browns faced off in thursday night football. but the biggest moment of the night happened off the field. 4-year-old leah still flew into the game to watch her father play for first time this season. she is the daughter of bengals player devin still. she is battling stage four pediatric cancer. last night she got the star treatment. a tea party with her dad before the game. a photo with the bengals cheerleaders and the best seat in the house to cheer on her dad. after the first quarter, the bengals presented a check donating $1.3 million to cincinnati children's hospital in leah's name. it was an emotional and memorable night. but leah may have been the only bright spot for the bengals. they lost to the browns in a crushing 24-3 loss. >>>

. ♪ >>> happening now -- a funeral service in roseville for sacramento sheriff's deputy danny oliver. oliver and placer county sheriff's detective michael davis were killed in the line of duty last month while investigating a suspicious vehicle. thousands of law enforcement officers are expected at today's service. some from as far away as europe. the funeral procession beep gins after the service at -- begins after the service at 1:00, this will likely impact traffic along southbound 880 to a cemetery in sacramento. services will be held for detective davis tomorrow. >>> turning to our election coverage as voters get ready to head to the polls tomorrow. right now a pre-election forum is happening at a private school in oakland with the top candidates for mayor debating the key issues facing the city. alex savidge is live with the focus for those candidates. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. yes. the top five candidates for mayor of oakland right now are taking part in a forum that's happening here at head royce school as we speak -- in fact, i understand it just wrapped up a short t

. >>> a second memorial for a sheriff's deputy killed in a shooting spree in sacramento. fellow law enforcement officers along with family and friends are mourning the death of michael davis junior. they gathered at the same church in roseville as they did yesterday for danny oliver. both officers were killed during a six-hour rampage on october 24th that took place through placer and sacramento county. >>> controversy is brewing in la fayette over sex education. a local group is upset about a partnership between a high school and planned parenthood to teach sex ed classes. some parents say the school district did not tell them in advance about the lesson and now they want another group to take over. the principal says notices were sent to parents ten days before the program started. >>> we are hearing from a young trick or treater in hercules who found something strange mixed in with her halloween candy t was a bag of meth. alex savidge has more on the police investigation and the message this girl and her father have for our families. >> reporter: this 8-year-old girl w

oliver was shot during a gunman's rampage in sacramento and pr counties. "its overwhelming to know tt its not just our dept. grie the loss...its the community coming out to support... at service... oliver leaves behind a wife two children. funeral services for a second sher's deputy shot in the same ram will be held tomorrow morni. someone must've really need some heavy equipment. a mini excavator was stolen from a construction site in petalu. here's what the 40-thousand dollar piece of equipment l like. police say it was stolen some time between saturday night and this mor from the site at east washin and payran streets. neighbors saw a flat bed trk in the parking lot before t theft. bart is back on track this evening after police found a neighbors saw a flatbed truck in the parking lot before the theft. >>> b.a.r.t. is back on track this evening after police found a body on the tracks between the concord and north concord stations. authorities were called in after a report of human remains on the track. service was stopped in both directions between plea

but she then talked about sacramento and then she blamed the city for the high cost of living. as mr. trey just said though, it's your job. you have a $700 million budget. that budget has gone up. the number of dollars you get per student has risen thanks to proposition 30. you heard tonight people talking about what happens to a school when you can't get teachers and you can't get teachers to stay? let me ask you know, how many open positions do you have in the teacher force right now? five? ten? 20? wait until we get to 79 and then raise your hand. how many of you have vacancies in the paraprofessional core? over 60. people are not looking to come and work in san francisco. and it's not because we have bad students. we have wonderful students. it's not because our schools are dilapidated. we're keeping them in shape. it's because of their inability to live on a salary that they can make in san francisco. that is not sacramento's fault. that is not the city's fault. that comes to you. you made choices. when you had a budget, you made choices. you set aside a certain amount of

partly cloudy skies in sacramento, sacramento, lake tahoe,, all sunny tomorrow. the temperatures, middle to upper 40s, 45 degrees. 43 at nap a. tonight, santa rosa, 42 degrees. sanfrancisco, 52, san jose, down to 42 degrees. the number is going to be a little bit on the chilly side. pretty much par for the course. above average reading. sanfrancisco is 5 degrees above average, concord, above average, same for san jose. oakland, 68, 5 degrees above. it will be mostly in the middle 60s tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, 65. 67 at mountain view. 68 degrees. same for morgan hill. all of the way up to 70 degrees. up in the east bay, lookinga at the 680 corridor for the numberses to be in the middle 60s. closer to the central valley, the colder air, the temperatures, more moderate out there. 64 in brentwood, 64 degrees at traffic air force base, 66 degrees, tomorrow, north bay, started out with high clouds today. tomorrow, starting out with mostly sunny skies, skyrockets to 70 degrees. san rafael, 68, 67 in navatoa and 68 in pedda looma. 68 for santa rosa. far north bay, cl

the issue moves to sacramento where the governor and legislature negotiate in january over the budget for next year. if the system get enough money it could reduce or eliminate the tuition hike for 2016. >>> san francisco police are looking for the map who stabbed another man after cat calling the man's girlfriend while walking home with his gulf on saturday morning. the boyfriend said a man starting cat calling and making obscene comments abut the girlfriend and started following him and ben businessed for a fight. >> it turned violent quickly and buts were then and next thing i know i had a knife in the back of my neck. barely missed my spinal cord. this wheelchair is not per. >> he was actually lucky considering he was stabbed nine times the to help with the medical costs his friends created a go fund me page raising $15,000 in one day. >> the director of san francisco does is brake her silence abut the death of a baby gorilla and those would believe she is throwing a zoo worker under the bus. we have a report you will see only here. >>> at meeting the zoo director showed a picture

jacob rascon, nbc, sacramento. >>> now, back to the east where the death toll has sadly climbed to ten people tonight in western new york. where so much remains paralyzed in a state of emergency in and around buffalo, new york. the region mother nature has placed inside some sort of a bullseye. 135 miles of new york throughway remains closed, travel banned in towns outright after second wave of snow. and roof collapses are a fear because of the weight of it all. lester holt starts us off tonight in a community with over six feet of snow on the ground. >> reporter: day three. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> reporter: and the snow keeps falling. and the weight of it all, over five feet of snow and counting, is beginning to cause roof collapses. more than 100 patients had to be evacuated from this nursing home in cheektowaga today when the roof began to show signs of weakening. >> the roof is compromised. obviously has not collapsed yet, but there's potential for it. >> reporter: in hamburg more than two dozen people driven from the roads in whiteout conditions and deep snow have been hol

sacramento is in there. a very quiet week. the storm track jet stream, whatever you want to call it heads to the north. it will be cool to mild today. a little warmer on tuesday. and then some near 80-degree temps possible on wednesday and thursday. partly sunny. more clouds northward. after that system is we had last friday and saturday 60s to near 70 degrees for some. 70 morgan hill. santa cruz upper 60s for some. south sacramento upper 50s. warmer weather takes us wednesday and thursday. there might be fog in the valley. no rain this week. >>> 6:23 is the time right now. ringing the opening bell on the new york stock exchange this morning. consider it [technical difficulties] >>> oakland did pull within six in the final minutes but failed an attempt at an on side kick. they lost 30-24. the raiders host the denver broncos on sunday. >>> there are some new rules for outdoor water use in san jose. sprinklers can now only be used between 8:00 at night and 10:00 in the morning. people can use a hose with an automatic shut off no

in sacramento and washington. it became a good working relationship that continues to this day. i don't think the men have ever gotten all of -- gotten over the strong women. >> as opposed to the traditional style of the male tribal leaders, they were close ended word and not trusting of the government, they did not want to work with the city. mary at first to this. to this.dverse they had to work together. the way the reservation land inside the city limits of palm springs. the book describes how 7000 acres of the city limits are tribal land. that is huge. that has to be managed somehow and you have to interface with the city somehow. because of her willingness to stretch out a hand, she was able to accomplish this. was a halfcause i breed, i was able to do this. i was willing to reach across. her father was white, european ancestry. here and they settled here and she was brought up in that -- those two cultures. to her, it was not something alien to do. it was the asset that allowed her to achieve what she did. >> i have always been a person who says if you have a job to do, y

on the no side, giving one sacramento politician. >> doctors, and a powerful democrat. >> join nancy pelosi. >> under proposition 45, the state insurance commissioner would have the power to deny health insurance rate increases that he or she decides are too high. it is the same authority that exists in 35 other states. the same power that prop 103 gave the california commissioner over auto and property insurance. using street art to promote prop 45 in san francisco, backers refute the opponent's claim the insurance commissioner would have too much power. >> i think if you ask californians who they think has too much power over their health care, they will say it is the health insurance company. >> dr. john ma agrees with what the newspapers have said. prop 45 with interfere with the affordable care act, which he believes will make coverage more transparent. >> it is competition. and that is what has happened. much more work remains. to the individuals who are very concerned about their insurance claims increasing, i understand. i would ask them to be patient. >> reporter: the money

in turn, raise money for a citywide program in sacramento that provides shelter and food for those who have little or nothing. cole raised the money in a matter of days, but he felt compelled, somehow, to stay on the streets for two weeks. >> i walked past people that stayed in some of the places of homelessness, and really almost not even notice them. not considered their plight and what's going on in their life. >> reporter: unrecognized by his new neighbors, the pastor spent his days looking for food and worrying about where he'd sleep at night. he didn't preach. he didn't proselytize. he just listened. what's it like to be homeless? >> i think i began to experience how people ignore others. i became the one ignored. people walk by me like i didn't exist. >> reporter: which for cole was a life-changing experience. until then cole perhaps pitied the homeless. but he honestly lacked compassion for them. >> it might be like, man, those people just need to get a job. they need to get themselves out of the hole they dug for themselves. >> reporter: holes he found that were filled with ad