fliers were put up criticizing rob moore for being, black lives matter, and affordable housing. moore says he'll not apologize for his views. >> things like this show why it's more important for candidates to show up and advocate for the people who are hurt in this community. c o m . >> he blames a group of local agitators who have been doing this for the past few years. > >> a pair of east bay moms are g to save other families the grief grief they've endured after thes of their sons. we traveled to see the moms and their missions. missions. >> my own 18-year-old son died from fentanyl poisoning. >> reporter: michelle knows the kind of pain that makes you pace the halls at at night. >> i don't know that i'll ever have joy in my life again. when trevor died, my world became darker. >> reporter: a darker worlch ghts every day by trying to ligt up minds about saving people ine middle of an overdose using narcan. today she took her missn to a parking lot to plead with the customers that come to her e store to listen. >> every single death was someone's child. >> reporter: and learn.

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huge no is imble over the words like lgbtq plus and critical race theory and plastered on top is rob moore. >> i was upset when i saw the flyers. i was surprised, wasn't expected to see my name plastered around downtown. >> reporter: 50 flyers were taped on poles on santa cruz avenue news morning. community members ended up stepping in and bringing them down immediately. >> someone reached out to me and said they were posting these and they reached out to me while it was happening and that person said hey, stop, you can't be doing this and the people called her a pedophile and really got in her face and scared her. >> reporter: i showed the flyer to several people walking along downtown. many couldn't believe what was written. >> disgusting. >> reporter: including gary shipcaro, a local business owner who believes the same people behind the flyers harassed him in 2019 for his political views. >> i've been harassed, lots of other people, i think, the former mayor's husband. >> reporter: both shepcaro and rob describe the group as agitators who they say a few months ago. interrupting city me

downtown los gatos there were about 50 of them did they criticize town council candidate candidate rob moore for supporting the lgbtq community for being proactive black lives matter and probe low-cost housing among other things, he said he will not apologize for his reviews. >> things like this show while it is all the more important for for candidates to show up, stand stand up and advocate for the people that are hurt in this community. >> he says he blames a group of local agitators that have been harassing politicians in the town for the past few years > >> overdose deaths in the bay area happen every day, and a pair of east bay moms is hoping to save other families the grief grief they have endured after te deaths of their sons. re-callan went to oakley to see these momd learn about their missions. >> reporter: my own 18-year-old son died from internal poisoning. >> mom michelle leopold knows the kind of pain that makes you paste the halls at night. >> i don't know if i'll ever have joy in my life again. when trevor died in my world became . became darker. >> a darker world michelle fi

there were about 50 f them in the criticize town council candidate rob moore are supporting lgbtq community, being probed black lives matter and pro low causing amongst other things that he said he will not apologize for his views. >> things like this show whites all the more important for candidates to stand up and advoe for the people that are hurt in this community. >> he says he blames a group of local agitators that have been harassing politicians in the ton for the past few years. > >> overdose deaths in the bay area happen every day. a pair ot bay moms is hoping to save othes the grief they have endured after the deaths of their sons kpix reed callan went to oakleyo see these moms and learn about r missions. >> my own son died. >> reporter: mom michelle leopold knows the kind of pain that makes you paste the hall tt night. >> i don't know if i will ever have joy in my life again. whenr died my world became darker. >> a darker world michelle bitey day but trying to line up my is middle of an overdose using narcan. today she took her mission to a parking lot to plead with the customers

along with the messages, the name of town council candidate rob moore.at he was taken aback, but another community member told us he's not really surprised. >> i was really upset when i fir saw these flyers. i was surprised, wasn't expected to see my name plastered around downtown. >> people just want to live the way they want do without big government telling you what you can and can't do. i think it's gotten a little out of hand. >> reporter: a the lo of the signs were taken down by community members who saw them as they were going up and there is speculation about who's behind them. some people say they suspect the same group that's been harassing business owners and elected leaders before that harassment has happened out in the community, but also at the town council meetings. unknown whether or not lo gatos police will be able to do anything about it. in los gatos, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> interesting. thank you, kris. >>> developing this morning, a big break in two recent bay area freeway shootings. the first one happened in june, the o

along with the messages, the name of town council candidate rob moore.told us he's surprised but another community member told us he's not. >> i was really upset when i first saw the flyers. i was surprised. i wasn't expecting to see my name plasted around downtown >> people just want to live their life, do what they want to do without big government telling them this is what you can and can't do. i think it's gotten a little out of hand. >> reporter: many of the signs were taken down by community members who saw them as they were going up and there's speculation who's behind them. some people say they suspect the same group who has been harassing business owners and elected leaders before out in public but also at council meetings. both in this way and at town meetings is where some of that harassment happened. at this point we don't know if police will take any action. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> interesting to follow, thank you, kris. >>> developing for you this morning, a big break that we want to tell you about in two recent bay area freewa

among the message the name of town council candidate rob moore.unity members say they're not. >>> i'm goes goes in foster city. a protest is scheduled at 5:00 p.m. today regarding the city's geese poop problem. the protest stems interest a longstanding problem the city has had with geese poo. the city council proposing eliminating 100 of the city's 300 geese population. protesters saying it's inhumane. >>> time to look at the forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall is tracking some of the fog we have in the air. >> low visibility in the south county this morning, as we take a look at visibility in miles down to i half or quarter of a mile in morgan hill. at the same time the kids are getting ready to head out the door for school so especially be careful in the school zones, it's going to be 56 degrees and we warm up quite a bit for this afternoon, headed for the mid 80s there. as we take a look at all of our microclimates, we'll see a high of 84 in san jose, 82 in oak land and low 80s in santa rosa today. marcus? >> thanks, marchie. kari. anothe

>> redwood city man says he still shaken up after he was robbed at gunpoint right outside of his home. good evening. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moorell happened saturday with the suspects taking the man's rolex well for some and a harry talked with him about the experience and what stuff those that's this from taking more. >> it's it's it's a and come to the field. >> just before 7 saturday evening out shower was says he was coming back to his redwood shores home. that's when was pulled up. >> and just hold >> they are 15 on me. surveillance video shows a dark colored car following he says when he parked the dark colored card turned around, he got out of his car and the suspect car pulled up right next to him. 2 men got out of the vehicle. you can see them on the edge of this security video. yes, i want you can say want to give me a >> i gave him. i want and then my books to the tune up. and that's when day. just left. >> like a shower with terrier was laying down in the back of the car out of sight. when he letter out she started barking at the suspects. so grateful to have he believes that she didn't start barking. they would hav

robbed in her apartment complex. the video helped police identify one of the suspects, 18-year-old darrell moore who was known by policeal cities. another suspect is 13 years old. a 14-year-old is still at large. the youngest suspect arrested, just 11 years old. the charges include robbery, elderly abuse, burglary and false imprisonment. >> we've seen a continued wave of these horrible and despicable attacks and we know they are not isolated incidents. ama: the 18-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult. the others will be processed through the juvenile justice system. the 11-year-old may be too young to be charged with a crime. dan: a plane on its way from oakland to maui had to make a u-turn over the pacific ocean because of mechanical problems. southwest says the crew of flight 1281 received a system caution light in mid-flight and that's when they decided to return. the landing was uneventful. the plane was swapped out and the passengers were put on another plane heading to hawaii. ama: the u.s. secretary of defense hasested positive for covid. it's the second time for lloyd austin. he first got covid back in

robbed in her apartment complex on francisco street july 31st. the video helped police identify one of the suspects 18-year-old darrell moore. he's known by police in several cities. another suspect is 13 years old. a 14-year-old is still wanted. the youngest suspect arrested is just 11 years old. the charges include robbery, elder abuse, burglary and false imprisonment. >> we've seen continue wave of these horrible attacks. we know that they are not isolated incidents. reggie: the 18-year-old suspect will be charged as an adult. the others will be processed through the juvenile justice system. as for the 11-year-old, he may be too young to be charged with a crime. kumasi: a san francisco hospital can keep its doors open a little bit longer thanks to -- to a federal extension. >> we see this as a good thing. it allows us to really focus our effort on our number one priority, which is recertification so it can continue to be -- it can resume its enrollment in the medicare, medicaid programs. kumasi: the nursing home serves more than 600 people during the extension, transfers and discharges of current residents will remain on

robbing the woman in the lobby of her senior living apartment complex in north beach. police say they arrested three of the four people responsible for this attack. 18 year old oakland resident darrell moore and three juvenile suspects, ages 11 13 and 14. you heard me right? 11, 13 and 14. the 18 year old will obviously be have his charges filed in adult court. the juveniles will proceed through the juvenile system with the 11 year old. that's that's going to be a community issue because he's too young to be charged with the crime. now at this point, a warrant has been issued for the 14 year old who still has not been captured. francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, is defending her work for a nonprofit organization that helped recall her former boss chaser, bodine, jenkins told the san francisco chronicle she was paid $153,000 for consulting work. to analyze a ballot measure that lowered penalties for many property and drug crimes. she said she didn't know how that information would be used that organization neighbors for a better san francisco is connected to the similarly named organization that was behind the recall of chasing bodine. jenkins says she was a volunteer for the r

robbing the woman in the lobby of for senior living apartment complex in north beach. police say three of the four people involved have been arrested. 18 year old oakland resident darrell moore and three juvenile suspects, ages 11 13 and 14. you heard me right? 11, 13 and 14. the 18 year old will obviously be have his charges filed in adult court . the juveniles will proceed through the juvenile system with the 11 year old. that's that's going to be a community issue because he's too young to be charged with the crime. police have not yet arrested a 14 year old believed to be involved in the crime, but they have issued a warrant for his arrest in san jose. there is a very public battle playing out about police , staffing and public safety, the police union says. heavy workloads and low morale pushing nearly one in every five sworn officers. to consider retiring early or leaving the department . union leaders say the police department has held together with duct tape and over time and i hope you're with us in just the past hour of mornings onto we spoke live with san jose mayor sam liccardo and asked for his reaction to the police unions claims. well we know they're in the mi