he worries about student at leland and at brett hart middle school next dear.erned about children who leif nearby who will be exposed day and night. the school district and the board disagree. they have been leasing site for cell phone towers for 15 years. the first site was put on top of the district headquarters. cell towers are already located at 7 other schools. >> looking at the risk involved we really feel like those have been negated. looking at good research by american cancer society and we feel like this is safe for our students. >>reporter: each site generates tens of thousands of dollars in revenue for the school general fund. another cell tower is located right around the corner from the leland campus. city of san jose planning department say it will pose in adverse health effect and no negative impact on property values. however some of the neighbors disagree. >> neighbors say they are going to try to appeal the use permit already approved by the city of san jose. but they only have until the he said of the week to do.so if they get involved in a

the meeting underway at leland's auditorium as we speak. >>> still ahead, california takes a major step forward. >>> and see the new numbers that show the president's re-election is going to be an uphill battle. >>> i'm scott budman. tesla revving against a p lawopsuul ul.inst a popar tv show that's coming up right after the break. now. an electric lawsuit. >>> our business and tech reporter scott budman joins with us tonight's tech headline. >> raj and marla, one employee at a time. graphic chipmaker and video had a very good years. sales higher, stock prices up about 100% in six months, and it's now putting its money where its philanthropy is. individual employees donating money, vacation time, whatever, all to japan. earlier today, we caught up with nvidya ceo, sjason wang. >> you think about the schools and towns that are literally washed away. it's hard breaking. so we all have to figure out a way to get together and help out. so we started an operation. it's called operation kazoona. that's a japanese word that stands for bond, bond of love, bond of friendship. >> wang himself say

work on 6th street, 3rd street, leland avenue would go away. establishing a redevelopment project area is a pipe dream. there is a lot that won't happen even under the best case scenario. supervisor chu: i understand that we have about $100 million and affordable housing funds that are available that could be used for future projects. >> the way the system works, we have money that we have set aside for projects in the pipeline that have not been completely obligated. we have projects where we have spent money on acquisition or spend money on pre-development but haven't committed the construction financing yet. we are working right now to further obligation those moneies so they are not vulnerable in the process of a sweep. but the big concern for the affordable housing point of view is that we would no longer have a dedicated funding stream. if you severely curtail the responsibilities of successor entities and don't find the asset management functions associated with affordable housing, we would not be able to manage effectively the 11,000 af

but senator leland yee is here to welcome you. [applause] and a man who went to bed on saturday night, a cop with a badge and who woke up on sunday morning a new d.a., george gason. [applause] city attorney twice elected in san francisco, and usually without opposition, dennis herrera. [applause] a member of the board of education and from your administration, mr. newsom, hydra mendoza. [applause] the assessor for the city and county of san francisco, phil teng. the treasurer of the city and county of san francisco, jose cisneros. [applause] the public defender and the man that first whispered to george, you should be the d.a., jeff hadachi. one of the judges with whom we have worked for years, lilian singh. [applause] and of course the woman who was your lifeline from here to hong kong when you were trying to escape this awesome responsibility, rose pack. [applause] fire chief of the city and county of san francisco, joanne hayes white. and a man whose work as an architect in three or four administrations, a man that i got from t

leland yee who was running for mayor of san francisco couldn't help but show a little envy. >> i have to aslur once i become mare we're gonna take it all back. >> this means 150 people that did not have work now do. vicki checky was tearing up as she told us her journey from unemployed to employed. >> it took me 11 months to find this job. i saw the sign j.c. penney was coming soon and i hit the brakes and i took a breath and i went home and online. >> jobs, jobs, jobs has been the mantra of the new congress but also the month tra of state, county leaders also. >> the sales tax revenue which the city is going to generate in these lean economic times is extraordinarily helpful in terms of providing services that out residence desire. >> things are getting better but not as fast as we would like it. >> at the employment center there are smiles but not exactly jubilation. there are many people half been out of work a year or more and many going back to work are doing so at a reduced rate. >> occupations that were 15 to 20 dollars an hour five years ago are paying 11 or $10 an hour but at

leland yee who was running for mayor of san francisco couldn't help but show a little envy. >> i haveo aslur once i become mare we're gonna take it all back. >> this means 150 people that did not have work now do. vicki checky was tearing up as she told us her journey from unemployed to employed. >> it took me 11 months to find this job. i saw the sign j.c. penney was coming soon and i hit the brakes and i took a breath and i went home and online. >> jobs, jobs, jobs has been the mantra of the new congress but also the month tra of state, county leaders also. >> the sales tax revenue which the city is going to generate in these lean economic times is extraordinarily helpful in terms of providing services that out residence desire. >> things are getting better but not as fast as we would like it. >> at the employment center there are smiles but not exactly jubilation. there are many people half been out of work a year or more and many going back to work are doing so at a reduced rate. >> occupations that were 15 to 20 dollars an hour five years ago are paying 11 or $10 an hour but at l

current senator leland yee. >> there were reports in the newspaper about various board members being nominated. we were concerned about how the conflict of interest laws would apply to them. very specifically for foreign issues. perhaps there would be six board members who would be not able to bridge as a paid in a successor mayor selection and appointment process. we would lose quorum. we have to contemplate how we would then bring back quorum. i went to bed every night with it on my mind. i woke up with every morning. >> time was running out. there were no more meetings scheduled in november due to the holidays, and the board did not meet again until december 7. san francisco citizens again waited on the mayoral selection. >> we want someone who has the greater good of the people of san francisco in mind, not just business owners. >> i am here today basically to urge you to select an interim mayor who will prioritize our nonprofit sector coming here in san francisco. >> supervisor daly once again called for a discussion of mayoral character polities and possible nominations. >> it