one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti did report it as a hate to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no asians. >> my side was also next to another. candidates she's running for mayor on her side was also graffiti. >> it said no, no, both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having atacks like this is unfit. it isn't just and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is really love the my kids have grown up here. >> and just seeing that sign was just it was shocking and i was disturbed to one reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. >> police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced ha

. >> in the south bay, a milpitas city council candidate has says one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti crossed for sleep to call. spoke with the candidate who reported the vandalism as a hate crime. >> a phone call rattled milpitas city council candidate built one thursday when he was notified his campaign banner on barbour street had been vandalized. went to go look at it. >> and immediately i shocked and disturbed. the words no asians spray painted and left in plain sight. and right next with the words, no, no. >> cover up. hardly ends campaign sign for the current council member running for mayor southwest just tied together was no, no, no patients to on reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced graffiti has been reported citywide. >> in a statement, police say in part, quote, we take incidents like this very seriously as they do not reflect the values of our diverse and inclusive community. our officers are currently investigating this matter and we are working with the candid

one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti report it as a hate crime to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no asians. >> my side was also next to another. candidates sign harvey she's running for mayor >> it said no, no. both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having attacks like this is unfit. it is unjust and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is really love the my kids have grown up here. >> and just seeing that sign was just it was shocking and i was disturbed to one reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. >> police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced has been reported cit

milpitas. these basically the exact same thing. -1 word. no. this in a city that the latest u.s. census bureau shows an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. now candidate built one told us in a statement in part, quote, throughout my campaign, i've always maintained positivity, but this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form peters police department has been informed last week. we did speak with the milpitas police department about this. they said this was the second time in 5 years. hate based graffiti had been reported citywide. this week's would make it the 3rd police say the matter is taken very seriously and is currently being investigated. we did reach out to the milpitas pd this morning for a comment or update as we get more on that information will continue to keep you updated. that's very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas rain. send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that report. got an update to bring you this morning on legal action against the compan

one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti did reported as a hate to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no asians. >> my side was also gets to another. candidates she's running for mayor on her side was also graffiti. >> it said no, no, both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having attacks like this is unfit. it isn't just and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is really love the my kids have grown up here. >> and just seeing that sign was just was shocking and i was disturbed to one reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. >> police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced has been r

these campaign posters belong to milpitas city council candidate built one. the poster next to belongs to the current city council on the n and he is running for mayor in side-by-side. this anti-asian hate graffiti reads no asians. it's nearly identical to the hate graffiti spotted last week on the same candidates posters releasing a statement that reads in part, quote, throughout my campaign, i've always maintained positivity, but this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form. peters police department has been informed. stay with 4 on air and online for the latest election stories. we're tracking both local and national elections. head to our website kron 4 dot com. 5 people including 2 children have been forced from their home by an overnight house fire in san francisco. it broke out around 2.30, on sanchez street in the know we've ali neighborhood. firefighters say it started on the second floor of a three-story home. 70 firefighters came to fight the flames. a live electr

with less than a week before election day and milpitas city council candidates is one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti for the second time in a week. take a look at these campaign posters. they belong to milpitas city council candidate built won and the post or next to it belongs to current city council member hans leanne, who is running for mayor a side-by-side. this anti asian hate graffiti reads no asians, which is almost identical to the hate graffiti that was done last week to the same candidates. posters. this is a statement from trying this week on the latest vandalism. reads, quote, throughout my campaign, i've always maintained positivity, but this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form the milpitas police department has been in for it. in santa clara official election officials are reaching out to the next generation of voters. they've been going to schools encouraging 16 17 year-olds to pre-register for future elections. spokesperson for the county registra

. >> well, with less than a week before election day of milpitas city council candidate says one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti for the second time in just a week. take a look. these campaign posters belong to milpitas city council candidate bill chuan the poster next to it belongs to the current city council member khan leon. so he is running for mayor side by side. this anti asian hate graffiti reads, no, no, no, no. asians. it's nearly identical to the hate graffiti spotted last week on the same candidates posters she won releasing a statement that reads throughout my campaign. i've always maintained positivity, but this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form. milpitas police department has been informed. knew it for a passenger aboard. a united airlines flight is recovering after an unprovoked attack mid-flight. the flight had departed sfo just before 2 o'clock monday afternoon. and it was heading to washington dulles international airport, according to court docu

these are the campaign posters that belong to milpitas city council candidate bill to one and the it belongs to the current city council member khan lean. and she is or excuse me. they are running for mayor side by side. this anti-asian hate graffiti reads, no, no, no, no asians, which is almost identical to the hate graffiti that was done last week to the same candidates at the exact same location. this is video from last week's seen those campaign banners are on barbour street in milpitas and they've basically say the exact same thing. -1 word, which is no the one that happened this week has 4 no's. last week's only have threes. and the statistics in this area show that it has an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. and that's why these the really taken back. take a listen to what candidate built one had to say about the first time this was done last week. >> just look at the sign. just couldn't believe that was especially in a diverse diversity as pieces with so many asians here and not just that, but or the sign was was in a predominantly asian area where there's a lot o

one of the milpitas city councilmember candidates, campaign banners smeared with graffiti did reported as a hate to one called milpitas police thursday after he was alerted by someone that his poster on barbara lane had been defaced. the writing on it said no patients. >> my side was also next to another. candidates she's running for mayor on her side was also graffiti. >> it said no, no, both sides together reading. no, no, no asians. this in a city which the latest u.s. census bureau statistics show boasts an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. conley n is a current city council member running for mayor in a statement to kron 4, she says, quote, we now realize discrimination is real and it exists. having attacks like this is unfit. it isn't just and i feel people need to be educated about the real values and soul of what america is really love the my kids have grown up here. >> and just seeing that sign was just it was shocking and i was disturbed to one reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. >> police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced ha

well, the election is coming up about a week and a half away and in the south bay, there is a milpitas city council candidate who says one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti asian graffiti. kron 4 sort of all spoke with the candidate who reported this vandalism as a hate crime. >> a phone call rattled milpitas city council candidate built one thursday when he was notified his campaign banner on barbour street had been vandalized. went to go look at it. >> and immediately i shocked and disturbed. the words no asians spray painted and left in plain sight. and right next with the words, no, no. >> cover up. hardly ends campaign sign for the current council member running for mayor southwest just tied together was no, no, no patients to on reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced graffiti has been reported citywide. >> in a statement, police say in part, quote, we take incidents like this very seriously as they do not reflect the values of our diverse and inclusive community. our officers are currently inv

a campaign poster for milpitas city council candidate is vandalized with anti-asian graffiti. bill to on sent us this picture of a campaign poster camping ban are really on barbara lane. bill peters. police say they are aware of what happened. they're looking into it. employees at an oakland mcdonald's on east 14th street claimed their work hours were cut because of retaliation, according to a callow sure complaint obtained by kron 4 workers say this happened after they complained about life-threatening incidents that happened last year. well, new affordable housing options are coming for teachers in palo alto. the project on grant avenue will have 110 units to be eligible. you have to be a teacher in santa clara and san mateo counties. organizers are hoping teachers will be able to move in by may of next year. >> and deals are asked to weigh in on a ballot measure that would raise millions for wildfire prevention efforts measure in and it's a partial tax requires two-thirds voter approval to pass. it would add a $99 tax, single-family homes. the $65 tax for condos and apartme

bill quan is running for milpitas city council. we told you last week that his campaign posters were spray painted with racist graffiti. he replaced the banners this week, but found out today they had also been vandalized with the same message. milpitas mayoral candidate han lien's banner was also hit with graffiti, quan tells abc seven news that he's meeting with the milpitas police department to discuss it and stay with abc7 news for election coverage. we have a voter guide with information about the propositions and the candidates you're voting on. just go to abc7 news.com and look under the election section, or use the qr code right there on your screen. >> happening tomorrow, congress members nancy pelosi and mark desaulnier will be in contra costa county to discuss a $166 million grant aimed at easing congestion on 680. the federal funding will help implement first of its kind technology to tackle the commute. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more on how bad is the traffic on 680? >> well, 680 is actually one of the o

plus, milpitas city council candidates as one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti asian graffiti. il 4 double housing. the options are coming for teachers

take a look at these are some visuals of these campaign posters that belong to milpitas council city council candidate bill won and the poster next to it belongs to the current city council member on lead who's running for mayor side-by-side. these anti asian hate graffiti reads, no, no, no, no. asians, which is almost identical to what was written on these posters last week. now, take a look. this is video from last week's campaign banners on barbour street in milpitas which have the exact same things written -1 of the words, no, this in a city that the latest u.s. census bureau shows an asian and pacific islander population of 70% candidate built. one told us in a statement saying in part throughout my campaign, i've always maintained positivity that this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form. the milpitas police department has been informed last week. the police department said it was the second time in 5 years. hate based graffiti had been reported citywide. this week's incident would make it

less than 2 weeks before the election and in the south bay, a milpitas city council candidates as one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti kron four's philippe chagall spoke with the candidate about the vandalism now reported as a hate crime. >>a phone call rattled milpitas city council candidate built one thursday when he was notified his campaign banner on barbour street had been vandalized. went to go look at it. >>and immediately i shocked and disturbed. the words no asians spray painted and left in plain sight. and right next with the words, no, no cover apparently ends campaign sign for the current council member running for mayor southwest just tied together was no, no, no patients to on reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced graffiti has bee reported citywide. >>in a statement, police say in part, quote, we take incidents like this very seriously as they do not reflect the values of our diverse and inclusive community. our officers are currently investigating this matter an

31, let's take you to the south bay now cause tuesday's election day time is running out and a milpitas city council candidate says. >> one of his campaign signs was spray painted with anti-asian graffiti. and it's not the first time knows the second time it's happened. kron four's michael thomas. >> joining us with the latest on the story up in the newsroom. michael, i everyone good morning because this is the second time that it's happened within a week. peters police say it's now being investigated as a hate crime. take a look at these are some of the visuals that we've just recovered yesterday. now, this again belongs to campaign posters for the city council candidate built won and the poster next to it belongs to the current city council member khan lean, who's running for mayor side by side. the anti-asian hate graffiti reads, no, no, no, no. asians. >> which is almost identical to the hate graffiti that was done last week with the same candidates posters. this is video from last week's campaign banners. this isn't barbour street in milpitas which have the exact same things written on

. >> a phone call rattled milpitas city council candidate built one thursday when he was notified his campaign banner on barbour street had been vandalized. went to go look at it. >> and immediately i shocked and disturbed. the words no asians spray painted and left in plain sight. and right next with the words, no, no. >> cover up. hardly ends campaign sign for the current council member running for mayor southwest just tied together was no, no, no patients to on reported the vandalism to milpitas police as a hate crime. police say this is just the second time in 5 years faced graffiti has been reported citywide. >> in a statement, police say in part, quote, we take incidents like this very seriously as they do not reflect the values of our diverse and inclusive community. our officers are currently investigating this matter and we are working with the candidates to ensure their concerns are addressed. i just looked at the site just couldn't believe >> that was especially in a diverse diversity as pieces with so many asians here and not just that, but or the sign was was in a predomi

these campaign posters belong to milpitas city council candidate built won. now the poster next to belongs to the current city council on the n who is running for mayor side by side. this anti-asian hate graffiti reads no, no, no, no asians, as you can see right there, that's almost identical to the hate graffiti that was done the last week to the same candidates. posters. this is a statement from strong we received this week on the latest vandalism. he says, quote, throughout my campaign, i've always maintained positivity, but this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form. then a peters police department has been informed. kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the north bay. voters will have a say on measure j which is about farming. those for the measure say it helps animals and those against it say it is confusing facts with fiction. for more on this hot button topic from first to isis. stasko joins us live now from the newsroom with this measure and the story behin

. >> at 7.19, is the time in the south bay, a candidate running for milpitas city council says that he's appalled and disheartened after his campaign banners were vandalized to take a look. bill chowan sent us this picture of a campaign poster on barbara lane. vandalized. as you can see with anti-asian graffiti milpitas. police say they are aware of it. then they are investigating. meanwhile, new this morning with just under 2 weeks until election day. oakland city councilwoman carol fife posted a video on her instagram saying 3 of her canvassers were assaulted in uptown oakland. now in that post from thursday night, 5 says that one of the canvassers was hit in the head with a gun. she says this all happened because they were passing out her literature and she blames the heated rhetoric and tension surrounding this campaign season. she also says another member of her team has received death threats in the past. according to 5 oakland police responded to the scene and they're looking into it. >> san francisco mayoral should suffice campaign dealing with vandalism. he says this happened ye

let's go to the south bay, candidate running for milpitas city council says he's appalled and a little disheartened after one of his campaign banners was vandalized. you see it here. this is a campaign banner for bill chowan. >> he sent us this picture obviously what was done to it there. this is the one out on barbara lane vandalized with anti-asian graffiti. bill peters police say they are aware of it and they are looking into it. also new this morning with just under 2 weeks now until election day. oakland city councilwoman carol 5 posted a video on instagram to say that 3 of her canvassers were assaulted in oakland in that post from thursday night. she says that one of the canvassers was hit in the head with a gun. she says it's all happened because they were passing out her literature. she's blaming the heated rhetoric and tension surrounding this campaign cycle. she also says another member of her team has recently received death threats according to 5 opd has been told and they're looking e% into it as well. will san francisco mayoral candidate ahsha you look at this. he says hi

a candidate running for milpitas city council says he's appalled disheartened after his campaign banner vandalizes built. you want sent us this picture of a campaign post on barbara lane. it's vandalized. anti-asian graffiti, police say they are aware of this and they're investigating. new this morning, 14 age girls were arrested for assault at a bart station in oakland. police say that situation happened wednesday. the teens are put into custody. the 4 teens are booked into the alameda county juvenile justice center. there are no more details being released about the assault. >> well, oakland mayor sheng thao says the recall effort against her is a battle over coal. now she claims coal interests are behind the recall campaign because she said no to coal in oakland. on thursday, she earned the support of the grassroots organization. no coal in oakland, which is dedicated to clean energy. >> you see a west oakland, we have the highest rate of asthma for black families. and we don't want that. we know that. that's what we had. and we're saying we don't want that anymore. we want all child

. >> well, a candidate running for milpitas city council says that he is appalled and disheartened after his campaign banner was vandalized bill to on sent us pictures here. this campaign banner on barbara lane. you can clearly see it's been vandalized with anti-asian graffiti. peters police say they are aware of this and are investigating. >> san francisco mayor should suffice campaign dealing with vandalism. he says it happened yesterday morning is often on mission 22nd. sofi says the man tried to break it is loitered outside his headquarters multiple times on thursday, the man was allegedly intimidated. his staff. he then threw a rock through the glass door. suffice is another example of break-ins. people are worried about. >> all we heard over and over again from businesses. they're concerned about safety. they're concerned about individuals that have might have mental health and drug addiction issues coming in are asking their patrons or their staff just talked about the overall safety and concern in san francisco. suffice as this will not stop him from campaigning. his office will

like in burlingame, redwood city mountain view down into the south bay, san jose. you'll be up at 101 today. 90's from milpitas. pleasanton 106. how to spot today. walnut creek at 108, followed closely by danville and pittsburgh at 107, degrees. each napa, vallejo barely hanging on to the upper 90's. now looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be just as hot as today is thursday. not much different, although we'll start to feel cool down at the coast after today, especially towards thursday, that cool sea breeze really does a number on our coastal areas, but we're still going to be warm into the weekend. just not quite a searing hot as today and tomorrow will be john, thank you. let's check the bridges this morning. our traffic front. there's not a whole lot going on out there. so we're looking at it. >> pretty decent ride for the golden gate bridge. it has gone up slightly. it's now 40 minutes to get from nevada down into san francisco. but you're still in the green. still be expected commute time for you. there. all right. let's take a quick look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 15 minutes. a much f

milpitas. now they're pretty much saying the exact same thing. -1 less. no. this in a city that statistics show has an asian and pacific islander population of 70%. we spoke with candidate bill to one last week when this happened. take a listen to what he had to say. that. >> just look at this. and i just couldn't believe that was their especially in a diverse diversity as pieces with so many asians here and not just that, but where the sign was was in a predominately asian area where there's a lot of asian restaurant. >> now we've got a statement from him this second time that it happened. we have it on your screen now saying, quote, in part throughout my campaign, i've always maintained positivity, but this incident is appalling and disheartening. hate crimes are not acceptable anywhere, especially in milpitas in any shape or form. the milpitas police department has been informed. now last week milpitas police said this was the second time in 5 years. hate based. graffiti had been reported in the city. now this this week's incident makes it the 3rd again, they say that it

. >> in milpitas, bill quan is running for city council this week. one of his campaign posters was defaced, tagged no asians. >> and when i first saw it, i was like, i was in disbelief, you know, because of all places in the bay area, milpitas is known as, you know, one of the most diverse communities here. >> as for councilmember fife, she says she'll be back out in the same neighborhood on saturday to show they won't back down, to show that we have the right to get out the vote for one of the most important campaign seasons in oakland and national history. in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> in the north bay, a controversial measure is generating strong opinions, even death threats. measure j would limit the size of large scale poultry farms and dairies in sonoma county. as abc seven news reporter cornell bernard found out, the local farm bureau is keeping its doors locked after recent death threats. >> and obviously, both sides are very passionate, but it should never come to a death threat. >> extra security and locked doors. now greet vi

. >> in milpitas, bill quan is running for city council this week. one of his campaign posters was defaced, tagged no asians. >> and when i first saw it, i was like, i was in disbelief, you know, because of all places in the bay area, milpitas is known as, you know, one of the most diverse communities here. >> as for council member fife, she says she'll be back out in the same neighborhood on saturday to show they won't back down. >> to show that we have the right to get out the vote for one of the most important campaign seasons in oakland and national history in oakland, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> if you still need to fill out your ballot, we are here to help. go to abc seven news.com/election for a summary of the state propositions on the ballot, as well as election headlines from around the bay area and across the country. 16 cars have been seized in connection with two separate sideshows on the bay bridge last month. it comes as a company called flock safety introduces new sideshow detection technology to detect and alert police to thes

. >> in milpitas, bill quan is running for city council this week.ne of his campaign posters was defaced, tagged no asians. >> and when i first saw it, i was like, i was in disbelief, you know, because of all places in the bay area, milpitas is known as, you know, one of the most diverse communities here. >> as for councilmember fife, she says she'll be back out in the same neighborhood on saturday to show they won't back down, to show that we have the right to get out the vote for one of the most important campaign seasons in oakland and national history. in oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> and stick with abc7 news for election coverage. we have a voter guide with information about the propositions and the candidates. just go to abc seven news.com and look under the election section. developing news. the israeli military launched strikes on iran overnight. the move is an anticipated response to a barrage of missiles iran launched at israel earlier this month. abc news reporter tom soufi burridge has more, including the concern about oil pri

. >> in milpitas, bill quan is running for city council this week. one of his campaign posters was defaced, tagged no asians. >> and when i first saw it, i was like, i was in disbelief, you know, because of all places in the bay area, milpitas is known as, you know, one of the most diverse communities here. >> as for councilmember fife, she says she'll be back out in the same neighborhood on saturday to show they won't back down, to show that we have the right to get out the vote for one of the most important campaign seasons in oakland and national history. in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> and stick with abc7 news for election coverage. we have a voter guide with information about the propositions and the candidates. so just go to abc7 news.com and look under the election section. well developing news. the israeli military launched strikes on iran overnight. the move is an anticipated response to a barrage of missiles iran launched at israel earlier this month. abc news reporter tom soufi burridge has more, including the concern about oi

. >> in milpitas, bill quan is running for city council this week. one of his campaign posters was defaced, tagged no asians. >> and when i first saw it, i was like, i was in disbelief, you know, because of all places in the bay area, milpitas is known as, you know, one of the most diverse communities here. >> as for councilmember fife, she says she'll be back out in the same neighborhood on saturday to show they won't back down, to show that we have the right to get out the vote for one of the most important campaign seasons in oakland and national history. in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> and be sure to stick with abc7 news for election coverage. we have a voter information guide with information about the propositions and the candidates. so go to abc7 news.com and look under the election section. developing news. the israeli military launched strikes on iran overnight. the move is an anticipated response to a barrage of missiles launched at israel earlier this month. abc news reporter johny fernandez has more, including the concern abou

city after a cool start. numbers running up to 79 degrees in san jose. 78 milpitas get over the east bay hills. we start to crank out a couple of 80's in places like pleasanton and livermore. 74 degrees in hayward, 74, also in san leandro about 75 degrees orinda and about 81 degrees in caulk or so, really some pleasant weather kind of settling in here for the least the next couple of days. the weekend starts to get a little bit iffy that cut off low off the coastline. don't make me feel comfortable with a real good forecast getting in the weekend. we're going to keep tracking that for more clouds on the way as we get into court friday. the weekend the temperatures going to cool down and then hopefully we do get that storm rolling right around halloween. i don't want to for trick or treaters. you know, when want those to get a weapon? i know. but isn't that kind of cool halloween storm? and the theory if a comes through in the morning, right, ok, so the trick or treaters go out there and dry in the eye give you that that we could be sick joke of it doesn't rain for 5 and then goes out halloween.

in milpitas, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> a new call for the resignation of omar torrez, the san jose cityncilman now the santa clara county democratic party, says torrez should resign because he's being investigated for allegations of child sex abuse. torrez has not been charged, says he has done nothing wrong. all of this as city officials declined to vote on whether to accept a request by torrez for a medical leave. torrez continues to miss city council meetings as he could be declared vacant. the santa clara county democratic party said in a statement. council member torrez has admitted conduct has rendered him unable to represent and serve his constituents, and disqualifies him from continued service on the city council. we join other community leaders in calling on council member torrez to resign now. ktvu reached out to torrez and we have yet to receive a response. >> well, santa clara county board supervisor cindy chavez made one of her final appearances in that role before starting a new position in her home state of new mexico. the longtime executive held a lecture series at her

actually, at least three campaign signs for two milpitas political candidates defaced with an anti-asian message. >> and it is sad to see that in a city that is so diverse and we still experience hate crime like this. >> mayoral candidate han lian and city council candidate bill chan were targeted. >> i was in shock and disbelief of what had just happened. >> both say they replaced their signs after the first set was defaced. october 24th, and both were shocked to see a repeat of the crime wednesday afternoon. milpitas police say although rare, they've launched a hate crime investigation within the last five years, we've only had one other incident with hate based rhetoric. >> graffiti. and it was unrelated to a political campaign or targeted at this specific group. >> experts say the lingering effects of asian hate crimes from the covid years, coupled with poisoned national political rhetoric, could be a contributing factor. >> i think it is underground, always there, and it unfortunately, that kind of ugliness of this kind of hate just crops up. >> go on my website. >> leanne stumping for votes ahead of the election, says she's unde

city. 97 in mountain view. and how about that? triple digits. 100 degrees in san jose. 99 in milpitas get over the east bay hills. and while you can really see that, you know, the side hills area, just not getting any relief from all marine influence. that means temperatures are popping up in a triple digits tomorrow afternoon, one or 2 in walnut creek, 102 in concord at about 102 degrees in pittsburgh. so there you have it. we've got the hot temperatures kind of settling in again, expecting those offshore winds to kick in overnight tonight and tomorrow to fire danger, going to be running high next couple days. going to be on the hot side. it's likely as we get into monday, i think more excessive cooling as we get toward lot of part of this next week. so, measure eyes. i mean, guys really paid attention. well, we've noticed you're topography map is the amazing. >> like like you to get your water colors and you just really going on there. and i after these are all new graphics. and these are all new graphics american working on for a while. it's so nice to make a debut finally. yeah. and they he's noticed. how you

city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. a sophomore at milpitas high school, is also receiving national recognition for her skills. here's nbc's anthony flores. brant david has all the tools to play quarterback. she's just an electric runner. she's got a cannon for an arm. she's a dual threat. as the varsity qb for the milpitas high girls flag football team, she likes to run, but her favorite part of playing the position is to throw dimes to my wide receivers. last week, brant was throwing dimes all over the field. she passed for more than 830 yards with 14 touchdowns and no interceptions. she also ran for nearly 400 yards and five scores. oh yeah. she also caught a 38 yard touchdown pass while leading the trojans to a perfect four zero record. she's a transcendent player. brian's outstanding performance earned her national recognition. she was named usa football and maxpreps girl's high school flag football player of the week. it's amazing. i was like, wow, we really did that. and i say we because it wasn't just me that did it. it was the whole t

city councilman omar torres is losing a big supporter. we're gonna have the latest developments. a campaign sign in milpitas is vandalized with anti-asian graffiti. and it's not the first time it's happened. we're live with details. plus, a warning for drivers this morning as thousands of trick or treaters are going to be setting out on neighborhood streets tonight. >> thanks for hanging in with us at 10 o'clock in the final and most extraordinary like call it the finest hour. morning news on this halloween, by the way. going to get an update on that forecast here in a second. you're going use the talking about a new invasive species down the south bay. >> talk a little about that. all of us do key to rescue know, well, they like water and we did get a little water, not too you know, were cool about come with a times. >> well, i'm yes, we're drying out today. we had a rainy start this morning and we did get some measurable rain. >> but a live look at the golden gate bridge. we see some blue skies out there. the sun is out. so here what is what it looks like? you could see maybe a stray shower depending wher

milpitas. it continues east bay 72 in vallejo, 78 pleasanton. and looking at 72 there in hayward up to daly cityredwood city 71 san francisco chilly, low to mid 60s here from the marina to the outer sunset and right here for the north bay. heavy coming in at 76. in napa, down towards mill valley. we're at 69. so while these temperatures are great, we sure would like to get in on some rainfall. and i just am continuing to check everything here on the 14, even 30 day outlooks. and the next possibility of maybe getting in on some rainfall would get here once we hit next monday. pretty complicated pattern. we're going to be sandwiched in two different between two different weather systems. here we have high pressure to the south. that's going to bring up some tropical moisture, but it looks like that tropical moisture would be towards central and southern california. so we'd likely miss out on that. and then a system to the north with some heavier rain in the pacific northwest could bring down a little bit of rain close to us. so we do have a chance here of some rain, but at this point it doesn't lo

over the next five years, the city plans to build a high-rise in the same often provides 140 units of public housing and 160 market units. >>> in milpitas, a grass fire broke out near 680 this afternoon. the fire is now out and the cause is under investigation. >>> let's get a check of our first alert weather mac now. it looks like we are all going to be feeling rain. >> the rain shower and the line of storms will be moving overhead tonight but the good news is, for halloween, we should be clearing out. it will be quiet and clear. i want to show you that big picture pattern as that storm system has arrived and it will continue to move overhead. we will continue to see it over the next 24 hours. this storm system will bring coverage up to the pacific northwest but it will also bring us in the bay area a better potential for precipitation. you can see majority of it again up to the north but we are expecting that line to hold together enough to bring us a few rain showers overnight tonight. let's break down when we will be seeing that rain because everybody will get a sprinkle over the next 12 hours. now, it is well up to our north but ar

of a motorcycle, they say was stolen from milpitas one person to the hospital after police say a car crashed into a muni bus and several other cars in the city. so here's video of that. this is from the citizens at it happened just before noon monday, right at the intersection of 20 for the sanchez in the city's know we've ali police say one of the drivers had a medical emergency just before the crash. meantime, the meeting bus driver, taken to the hospital for their injuries. in california, forced 500 homes staff to evacuate over the weekend in the oakland hills. it's now 95% contained as of this morning. evacuation orders lifted sunday night and lots of residents are crediting their active fire mitigation efforts have a home to go back to congress. lindsey ford has that story. >> chris dobbins has lived in the oakland hills area, his whole life. he tells me when he was growing up, he watched his fatherrpractice fire mitigation around his childhood home and now years later, he's taken on that role to make sure his mother's home is safe from fires. >> every year we have to cut down. >> all the weeds and all of the brush. >> chris dobbins and

city at 78 today. where is morgan hill actually hit 82 degrees milpitas right at the 80 degree mark low 80's return for the tri valley over to snow right at 80 degrees and same up to walnut creek and concord, oakland, up to richmond, your back in the 70's this afternoon after yesterday's 60's. well, ben, the shot right at 80 degrees, santa rosa. also right at that 80 degree mark, looking ahead tomorrow, as temperatures are set to be pretty similar to today's, we will have a slight cool down for inland areas that will get us back down into the upper 70's friday. we will see an increase in cloud cover after today and tomorrow. sunshine. as for saturday, mostly sunny conditions and very similar to today. back to the low 80's inland next week. we do have a cooling trend in the works. if you thought it's been feeling like fall lately this week for monday and tuesday, even inland. our daytime highs at the warmest will be topping out in the low 70's. roadways this morning doing okay. we are having issues with our bridge cams, reloaded everything. just not loading up. but we do have those drive times at the to

milpitas, 78. in san jose across the east bay, 74 in hayward, 76, vallejo 79, danville and we are checking in with 67. in daly city, 73 in redwood city. it's going to be cool across san francisco in the marina with 64, but we'll get into some low 70s here in downtown in the mission. and you have that afternoon sunshine. and right here for the north bay 77 in ukiah and over to novato, 78. all right. let's move into the tropics. we are tracking hurricane, kristie. this is now south of mexico. and it is expected to pull away here from those vacation hotspots, cabo san lucas and puerto vallarta. winds at 75mph. so not a threat. if you're traveling there. this will continue to weaken into sunday winds of 45mph. but we actually could get just a little bit of remnant moisture from this coming in from this area of high pressure. the clockwise circulation around that may bring some down there towards san diego, los angeles with a slight chance of a spotty shower, maybe a thunderstorm. sunday and monday. we're going to continue to watch that very, very closely because if it lifted a little more to the north, we could see th

. >> it is sad to see that in a city that is so diverse and we still experience hate crime, anti-asian graffiti targeting political candidates in milpitas, the hate crime investigation that's underway now. >> and governor newsom takes on high electric bills. what the governor wants to do to keep those soaring b ls in check a family shares their terrifying encounter on a bay area freeway after a man ran toward their car and tried to get inside. we'll tell you why chp is investigating another case that could be related. and snow is hitting the sierra. we're going to tell you how people and businesses are preparing for the colder temperatures from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it is friday evening eve. it's also halloween. yes. it's thursday october 31st, and it's been raining. >> we had a lot of work, a lot of rain in marin county are pretty wet. >> it's over. oh, it is until friday night. well, unless you're south bay. but for the next one will be friday night. saturday. but i think we have a cool

to put us at 85 in los gatos, 84 in milpitas right here for the east bay, 73 in oakland out to concord 84 vallejo 79. have you had 72 in san mateo, 66, in daly city, san francisco, 60s across the board. a little bit of a breeze out of the west at 14. and for the north bay 84, in sonoma. let's move into that other top story. and that is hurricane milton right now, just north of the yucatan peninsula. this storm continues to be very powerful. category five winds at 165mph. this will go down a category or two. we're thinking by landfall here thursday morning, 125 mile per hour winds somewhere between tampa and fort myers, then exit out here towards daytona beach to fort pierce. 85 mile per hour winds. so with 125 here at landfall thursday morning, there is that real threat. we could see all of that debris turn into flying projectiles, which could be extremely dangerous if people decide to stay so hopefully people are, you know, listening to those evacuation warnings. with a serious storm coming in, we'll be at 69 in san francisco on saturday. few spotty showers, 78 across the inland valleys. so this this change is just what we need. and coming up at

milpitas, two asian american candidates have become repeated targets of possible hate crimes after their campaign banners were vandalized. it happened not once, but twice. the first was reported last thursday. city council candidate, bill chuan, and han lian had their banners spray painted in red with the words, no asians and no, no. the banners were put up on barbara lane in an area known for its asian restaurants. he felt they needed to take action after receiving a tip that the signs had been targeted. >> you know, hate, i cannot let hate overtake this matter. the first action i took into account next day was to go put a new banner up. >> and he told us just this afternoon, he learned those replacement signs were also vandalized with the same words. the milpitas police department is investigating the vandalism as a hate crime. officers say hate based graffiti has only happened one other time in the past five years. detectives are now searching for surveillance video to help identify a suspect. >>> kpix is your election headquarters. we'll have full coverage and up to the minute results on election night on multiple platforms. find us on kpix and pix+, also streaming on the free cbs news app.

milpitas. crazy to think it's october. and i'm saying this is better. but it is compared to where we've been. 100 in antioch, 88 here in hayward. we're at 76 in daly city, 93 palo alto, san francisco, 79, in downtown and for the north bay, 97, in sonoma. seven day forecast keeps it on the warm side in sf this weekend. we're looking at some low to mid 80s in downtown 60s. by next wednesday thursday and inland valleys we're. we're doing it. we're in the one hundredths low 100 saturday and sunday. but there we go. there's that cooling tuesday, wednesday and also on thursday. okay. cannot wait. me too. yeah. as the warriors prepare for the upcoming season in hawaii, it's not a vacation for steve kerr. our warriors inside a new team will look like. he sat down with warriors insider dalton johnson to discuss how he's learning from other coaches on how to make his own team better. i really used this past offseason before the olympics, to visit with other coaches to ask a lot of questions, you know, to figure out what can we do better. and one of the things that really stood out was becoming clearer with terminology. and i visited the niners. i sat in on one o

city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> developing the south bay, the milpitas unified school district has started a new program. it's going to teach students that with disabilities, about health wellness and education. the problem was created and developed by educator and author kate, program already being used in districts throughout the country along with canada and belgium program covers many topics as wells. pretty tough subjects like abuse, harassment and hopes the teachers and students can recognize the signs. >> well, san jose students are highlighting now they're safer routes to school following the city's new ordinance that removed rv encampments near campus. this was all part of national walk and bike to school day. yeah. last year, students from kipp san jose collegiate woke up, i should say, spoke up about safety issues. they were dealing with. they've had break-ins. they said they were harassed on the way to school. so that's what led the city council to pass an ordinance back in april to keep rv's at least 150 feet away from schools. since then, students say they felt safer,

while san mateo getting up to 75 carlos in redwood city at 78 today, south bay temps sharing a range of 70's to 80's santa clara and milpitas right at 80 degrees. as you also see in livermore and dublin, 70's all the way up and down the east bay shoreline and some 80's for are in the north bay neighbors. sonoma at 81 while santa rosa right at 80 degrees. let's look ahead. tomorrow starts a trend of 70's returning for inland areas through friday saturday. your last one where we could see a few 80's inland because look at what's happening next week. we are going to see a frontal boundary cross on in past the bay. and even if it doesn't result in any showers on monday, it certainly result in a cool down with highs falling in the 60's to low 70's rated. all right, down >> on the bay bridge this morning, making your way into the city. if you're taking the senate to reject 35 fire, which or fell bridge 16 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tulsa. 32 minutes. >> well, the city of san jose has a new top cop. the city manager point paul joseph, as the new permanent chief yesterday, joseph has been the interim chief since april an

the bay bridge for everybody making their way into the city while at 20 minutes along our san mateo bridge over in the space aliens or down a milpitas lashing. we're at 50 now at 47 dropped about 10 minutes. da decided between which one to take it looks like. but just a little faster than 8.80. we're still seeing a little congested, a crossbow krakow towards the maze. about 25 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us this morning where it looks like we're green across the board. looks like wall street's in somewhat good mood. good morning. yeah, good morning, earnings are kind of delivering its very cautiously strong kind of that's a phrase i'm allowed to use. caution strength, we're inching higher. the nasdaq hit a record high this morning. that's a lot of growth stocks in the bay area. our that index, the s p 500 really, really close. tonight, we're gonna get earnings from eta. that could get us those record numbers tomorrow. and microsoft. so big players and the s p 500 and also because a lot ai. so google had a really, really good quarter worth

milpitas have had their signs vandalized. their campaign signs. police are investigating this as a hate crime. anti-asian graffiti was found on those campaign posters for mayoral candidate han lien and cityandidate bill chan. they were placed along barbour lane, which runs alongside 880. the signs were first vandalized last week. both candidates replaced them, only to discover today they had been defaced again. chan says he's shocked. i just felt it in my heart that it was like, hey, this is one of the most diverse cities here in the bay area. we're just so many different people from different backgrounds are all here, and there's a lot of asians here in this, in this area here. and to see that again and knowing that, you know, other people have seen the sign again, you know, it's just it's just very hurtful. it's hurtful. and disheartening for a lot of people in milpitas. milpitas pd is working with both candidates to ensure their concerns are addressed. also tonight, he says he was kicked out of a coffee shop in the east for bay wearing a star of david hat. tonight, the jewish man from oakland is sharing video of the incident, claiming the owner of that coffee shop is anti-semitic. her