nancy tong with 11% and gouch with 10%. 40% remain undecided. >>> i call it determine. they know what they wanted and they figured out how to get it. >> a non-profit in the south bay burglarized. the great length the thieves went through to steal some bikes meant for the homeless. >>> up tonight burning close to marijuana farm. >>> and at 10:30 a billboard controversy in san francisco. the ad commissioned by a mayoral candidate that many call racist. >>> targeting nonprofits in the south bay. it's not the first time. azenith smith live from san jose, they broke in. >> it's not the first time someone has broken into the shop, but definitely the most they have had and how that occurs seems like a movie plot. it is a good deal they would do on us, describing how they took access, valued at $700 a piece from the upper deck of the brass. it happened last thursday at 4:00 in the morning. >> right now neither camera could see me, so i rglars rushe >> he put his hands down, hoisted it up. the second guy. so then i gue that beam, then came in right through that gap. >> from ther

my name is nancy tong. i'm running to be your next district attorney. i'm a prosecutor, not a politician and i will work every day to keep our streets safe and make sure victims get the help they deserve. please, vote for me on november 5th. thank you. >> hello. i am running for mayor in the most densely populated corner of the city. chinatown, which tourism is the income from visitors all over the world which city hall takes for granted. most candidates bank on influential endorsements, a huge war chest, thinking that will secure getting votes. me? i believe that the most important thing is to help people better themselves. this is my joy fulfillment in my life. if someone asks me if you are elected as the mayor this november, what would you do first? my answer is i would waste no time to meet with department heads, directors of nonprofit, and most importantly, community leaders and grassroot organizations for their input and support. together, we solve problems. the most pressing problems are homelessness, housing shortages, and empty store fronts all

my name is nancy tong. i'm running to be your next district attorney. i'm a prosecutor, not a politician and i will work every day to keep our streets safe and make sure victims get the help they deserve. please, vote for me on november 5th. thank you. hi, i'm your district five supervisor vallie brown. today, san francisco faces serious challenges and i'm proud to serve you at city hall, fighting for affordable housing, solutions to homelessness and keeping our vibrant neighborhoods moving, clean and green. i bring a perspective and life experience that is unique. i lost both my parents by the time i was 14. i've been without health insurance, been evicted and had to live in a van as a child because my mother did not have money for the next apartment. so when i work on homelessness, when i work on housing, it's personal. for the last three decades i've been your neighbor and your community activist first. i've seen the ups and downs, the booms and busts and watch our neighborhoods change. sometimes for the good, and sometimes for the not so good. so i