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-- leland e -- senator leland he -- yee. was he clean-cut to him? >> he said in his own words i thought he was a good guy because i ran into him doing outreach at the school. he said i worked on his mayoral campaign and said he didn't do anything illegal. i stood on street corners holding a sign for him when he was running for mayor asking people to vote for him because he thought leland was a good guy. he emphasized there was nothing illegal. if we wind had something to do with illegal activities, he said i knew nothing about it. >> what was it like when you're sitting there with him. we have heard he is charismatic. what was his response to the jury and the whole trial? sometimes, juries will become attached or can relate to someone on the stand. what did he say about the trade process? >> he said he understood why the jury voted the way they did because they didn't get to see the real him. he says he was very limited in his responses. he was cut off and he couldn't talk about leland yee. he felt he wasn't given a fair shot during his trial. >> he

little leland is loving it. you see he's smiling, he's connecting with the beautiful sound of his mother's real soon. >> oh, my gosh. >> he starts pouting, the tears start welling up in his eyes. >> watch the alligator tears roll. >> there's so much emotion behind his tears. >> it's the video that boils mother and her child, that's what so beautiful about this moment. >> it's great to see a baby express that type of emotion. >> it's so beautiful. then watch the tears run down his cheek. >> my kids cry when i sing to them but for very different reasons. >> they really want you to stop. >> enough, dad, enough. >>> never fun saying goodbye but i love telling you to watch us

little leland is loving it. you see he's smiling, he's connecting with the beautiful sound of his mother's singing. but it gets real deep real soon. >> oh, my gosh. >> he starts pouting, the tears start welling up in his eyes. >> watch the alligator tears roll. >> there's so much emotion behind his tears. >> it's the video that boils down the connection between a mother and her child, that's what so beautiful about this moment. >> it's great to see a baby express that type of emotion. >> it's so beautiful. then watch the tears run down his cheek. >> my kids cry when i sing to them but for very different reasons. >> they really want you to stop. >> enough, dad, enough. >>> never fun saying goodbye but i love telling you to watch us on the next "right this minute." ararare company should treat you like family... [phone rings] operator: health care customer service caller: hi this is patricia ramirez. operator: oh, patricia! colleague: i love patricia! colleague 2: when is she getting marr ied? operator: it's about

and in 2014 he was arrested along with senator leland yee. the two men were among the dozens of people targeted in the five-year probe. the corruption scheme involved gun running and crimes. >> wow, i'm the mobster. i had a lot of money. i got is senator in my pocket. it ain't nothing like that. that's a bull -- >> and the prosecution starts lying about that. >> reporter: you served your time. so why are they coming after you? >> i'm like a trophy to them. my past record gets the whole chinatown shake. and every time there be trouble, everybody point a figure at me. >> reporter: chow says he does know leland yee. he did volunteer work on his mayoral campaign and nothing illegal. >> not about money. i holding a sign for him. and to the run to the like on the street. and-- holding the sign and asking people -- support leyland, you know? >> reporter: he was not given a chance to talk about yee. >> the court rushed me out. you say enough. >> reporter: you didn't get to say that in court. >> i want to tell the people, hey, you know, i wasn't doing

so was then state senator leland yi.he two men were among the dozen of people targeted by federal investigators in a five year probe it linked yi and chow in eye corruption scheme that allowed legal crime running and other crimes. >> i'm a mob center and have a lot of money -- mobster and have a lot of money. it ain't nothing like that. the prosecution was lying. >> you served your time-yard line are they still coming after you like that. >> i'm a trophy to them, scapegoat. you cannot find a worse scapegoat than me. my past record, you know, has the whole chinatown shaken. every time there's trouble, yeah, everybody points their finger at me. reporter: chow does know former state senator leland yi, that he did volunteer on his may oral campaign but nothing illegal. >> not about money. i hold it aside for him and to the -- run on the street, you know, holding the sign, you know, and asking people -- to vote for leland. reporter: he says during the three days i took the stand during his trial, he wasn't given a chance to t

the two men were targeted in a corruption probe. >> leland yee actually is very good man. i know of him. i do some community work with him. and he always try to encourage me, do more community work. >> reporter: and the murder conviction was unjust. >> i'm innocent. i did not kill nobody. i did not talk about anybody killing anybody. >> reporter: now facing a possible life sentence, chow says he's optimistic that he'll win on appeal. >> life, sometimes you have to go through the pain and you gain from it. i appreciate everything i learned. >> reporter: three former san francisco city employees facing bribery charges turned themselves in yesterday. a former san francisco school board president keith jackson. the charges were announced on friday. they are accused of taking $20,000 in contributions from an undercover agent involved in the raymond chow case. the three remain free on bail. >>> right now 4:10 be the man suspected of killing a coworker is speaking out. >> i did not murder anyone. i'm innocent. >> coming up at 4:30, the reason the victim's family thinks the suspec

this was the biggest name in terms of all the people ensnared with the exception of state senator leland yee. all a very interesting case and i guess like you said, an appeal will be filed. >> i don't think this case is over. it's been going on for years now and that's just the trial part of this and it's not over. >> all right, alex, thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >>> turning now to california politics, a look at the new state budget, governor jerry brown released this week. >> since i was elected governor, the increase to school spending is 51%. i might note that the budget itself is up over 42%. with respect to helping those struggling with low incomes, we're putting 4$400 million in for the earned income tax credit, which helps working families. we're giving a cost of living increase to me elderly, blind and disabled for the first time since 2006. the minimum wage goes up to $10. >> although the budget is flush with increased state revenues, the governor served it up with his customary brand of caution. >> if you don't remember anything else just remember everyt

an fbi sting led to the arrest of chow and leland yee. vic lee joins us live with the latest developments today, vic? >> you recall senator yee did plead guilty to corruption charges so there was no trial for him. but raymond shrimp boy chow is fighting charges. the hearing is over here at the court house, the prosecution ended arguments this afternoon. the prosecutor's closing arguments took all morning and most of the afternoon, explaining charges against raymond shrimp boy chow. an arsenal of firearms displayed on a table for jurors to see. he took the stand and says he is innocent of racketeering, money laundering, trafficking and drugs. including a high profile killing of a head of the chinatown leader. but badger told jurors he's a ruthless thug and that he was a shot caller of a criminal syndicate. he claims he's a changed man and devoted his life to community work. to that, the prosecutor said mr. chow went back to the only life he knew, surrounding himself with thugs in chinatown. his attorney began his closing arguments, focusin

and so was then state senator leland yee. >> can you tell me what your reaction is, senator lee?h the two men were among the dozens of people targeted by federal investigators in a five-year probe. it linked yee and chow in a corruption scheme that involved illegal gun running and other crimes. >> wow, i am the mobster. had a lot of money. i've got the senator in my pocket. nothing like that. that's a [bleep]. and the prosecution side is lying about this. >> reporter: you served your time. why is he still coming after you like that? >> i am like a trophy to them. scapegoat. you cannot find any better scapegoat than me. my past record, you know, is get the whole chinatown shake. and ef time, you know, big trouble, yeah, everybody point a finger at me. >> reporter: chow says he does know former nate senator leland yee, that he did volunteer on his mayoral campaign, but nothing illegal. >> not about money. i hold a sign for him, you know. and to the run to the like on the street, you know, holding the sign, you know, and asking people -- you know, vote for leland, you know? >> repor

leland kintzele is accused of attacking his wife at their home... after she discussed hiring a divorce attorney with her mother... in may 20-15. police say kintzele stabbed himself before they arrived. he's being held on 250-thousand dollars bond. police are searching for a robber who was part of a craiglist deal turned deadly in littleton. jefferson county deputies say this all started when a homeowner there posted items for sale on craigslist. they say two men came to the door -- supposedly to buy the items -- but the sale turned into an armed robbery. this all happened at a home on south taft court. the sheriff's office says the homeowner was tied up but broke free and confronted the suspects with a gun. one man was shot while driving away and he crashed into a house after losing control of the car. that man died a short time later. another suspect is on the run -- a gold mustang and it may have bullet holes in the side.. private groups have stepped in to help look for a missing man in boulder county. 20-year-old ryder johnson works at eldora ski

allegedly left his child in the middle of the road in freezing temperatures. according to court documents leland got in a fight with his mother and drove off with the child of the -- he left the baby in a car in the car seat in the road. he's charged with assault and due before a judge this afternoon. wind makes it feel even chillier. expect some cloud clearing though. here is meteorologist john gumm weather. >> actually air temperatures are going to be a whole lot warmer than what they were yesterday. part of the reason for that, we are seeing sunshine across the city of cincinnati. this is the view from college hill and you can see broken high thin clouds on the atrium weather center camera. temperatures in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. the airport, lunken and hamilton all at 40. 37 at wilmington and 39 batavia. winds are gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. the wind chills are still in the 20s to low 30s. nothing is showing up on radar around here. clouds from this morning are moving out of the picture. we'll see some sunshine, there's another disturbance dropping in from wisconsin

say we will do anything you ask farm salmon orchards and homesteads to divide our lead behalf:dash leland. we will become so much like you to get to that's reserved. i gave five options what would you do now? the great experience being run let's try to see if we can make it. when i discover this is all these people were given more time. alleys you have a lot of choices. or the drumbeat of opposition. plywood say sellers. that i that all those greedy americans want all that land. no. the indians questioned it midi said this is terrible. is this how we followed tecumseh? or the proud warriors to give up the dairy life and now you will be a farmer. many shawnee said we are leaving. so the profit is still alive. ended juicy we cannot stay in americans anymore. with diseases and drunkenness and violence and will not rest until we have every territory but petition in after petition you can imagine my surprise the send us west. they will get their wish eventually. in the superintendent but maybe they are meant to be wild hunters and then they start killing to send the people west. i asked what y

little leland is loving it. you see he's smiling, he's connecting with the beautiful but it gets real deep real soon. >> oh, my gosh. >> he starts pouting, the tears start welling up in his eyes. >> watch the alligator tears roll. >> there's so much emotion behind his tears. >> it's the video that boils down the connection between a mother and her child, that's what so beautiful about this moment. >> it's great to see a baby express that type of emotion. >> it's so beautiful. then watch the tears run down his cheek. >> my kids cry when i sing to them but for very different reasons. >> they really want you to stop. >> enough, dad, enough. i love telling you to watch us cincinnati is bracing for a bone-chilling night!tomorrow is a nine first warning weather alert day. everyone's going to feel the dangerously cold air moving in... so let's get right to latest. tonight, temperatures fall fast into the single digits. this will lead to wind chill check in with good morning tri-state tomorrow -- to see the frigid tempe

police think they tracked the post down to an account in leland county. >> we will always error on the side of safety. >>reporter: threats can come from many sources. more and more on social media and districts across the country are spending more the post. >> it's becoming more prevalent. something school districts across the country are going to have to figure out ways to deal with and be able to respond to you. >>reporter: one way is to make penalties more severe as long as a post like this is being made . officials are not taking any chances. >> any type of electronic messages. we tried to follow up and identify the individuals responsible and we will prosecute.>>> thank goodness. this was just a threat in 1997 lincoln was the scene of the first school shooting in manatee county. when a student shot another. >>> members of a militia are holed up in the same place they have been for three weeks for the federal wildlife refuge in oregon. one member is dead and eight others are facing charges but the leader, bundy and his brother and six other members are being in court right now on f

. >>> baby leland is sure loving this song. >> and it gets real deep, real soon. >> how mama's beautiful voice brought tears to his eyes. >>> and a mega miss field goal has youtube in an advertises tizzy. >> fans are like, i could have done better. >> see why they're putting their money where their foot is. >> it's always a scary moment when the people tasked to save you need help. the rescuers becoming the rescued in battle creek, michigan. mike wilson, driving down the street, noticed a fire truck and there's nobody else around. >> ain't no one here. >> the sirens that you here aren't other emergency personnel on their way. that's the sirens on the truck blaring. the fire hoses have dumped off the truck. the truck has lost its water. now he goes up to the large extended cab to see how the guys are doing. >> oh, my. >> it looks like one of the firefighters now on his feet, standing basically on the passenger door. [ sirens ] >> he motions to the guy with the camera, mike wilson, back up. out. the firefighters inside continue to kick out the windshield. he does create a hole for himself.

little leland is loving it. you see he's smiling, he's connecting with the beautiful but it gets real deep real soon. >> oh, my gosh. >> he starts pouting, the tears start welling up in his eyes. >> watch the alligator tears roll. >> there's so much emotion behind his tears. >> it's the video that boils down the connection between a mother and her child, that's what so beautiful about this moment. >> it's great to see a baby express that type of emotion. >> it's so beautiful. then watch the tears run down his cheek. >> my kids cry when i sing to them but for very different reasons. >> they really want you to stop. >> enough, dad, enough. >>> never fun saying goodbye but on the next "right this minute." pending but now the victim's widow is suing the movie theater and an employee. she claims they didn't enforce the company's prohibition on weapons. >>> to texas now and the affluenza mom is back home after being released from jail. tonya couch is wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet abc's lauren lister with m

federal investigators in a corruption probe that alleged illegal gun running and other crimes. >> lelandman. i know of him. i do community work with him. and he always tried to encourage me to do more community work. >> reporter: the murder conviction was unjust. >> i'm innocent. i did not kill anybody. >> reporter: he's optimistic that he will win on appeal. >> life is sometimes you have to go through the pain, go through the journey and you gain from it. i appreciate everything i learned. >> reporter: meantime, three former san francisco city employees facing federal bribery charges turn himself in identified as -- as well as political consult and former san francisco school board president keith jackson. the district attorney announced the charges and they are accused of taking $20,000 in contributions from an undercover agent involved in the raymond chow case. all three remain free on bail. >>> the big snowstorm back east has been over for days. and offices in washington, d.c. are still closed. what they're doing now to get the nation's capital back to normal. >> reporter: we're live

we'll get to that in a moment, leland. tuesday's deadly confrontation actually did prompt a mass exodus from the refuge and the group's leader has repeatedly told his followers to go home. but these four people refused to give up the protest over federal land policy and this normally quite town here of burns remains inundated with law enforcement officers and media. and also there is a general sense of unease, and that is because other groups calling themselves constitutional rights advocates have put out a call to action asking for more like-minded activists to come to burns and support the cause, if not up at the refuge which is surrounded by federal agents, then in the town. most residents here say they wish the group hadn't brought weapons but they do support the protest over how much land here in the west is federal property. more of half of the land here in oregon is federally controlled. rancher tom davis says states and cities lose out economically. it is often a challenge dealing with the federal government on iss

federal investigators in a corruption probe that alleged illegal gun running and other crimes. >> leland yee is a very good man. i know of him. i did some community work with him, and he always tried to encourage me to do more community work. reporter: he says the murder conviction was unjust. >> i'm innocent. i did not kill nobody. i did not tell anybody, talk about anybody to kill anybody. reporter: now facing a possible life sentence, chow says he's opt mist irk that he will win on appeal. >> life is sometimes you having to through the pain, go through the journey and then you gain from it, and district that's i didn't appreciate everything i learn. reporter: raymond chow is scheduled to be sentenced march 23rd. i've checked with the u.s. marshal and they tell me it hasn't been decided where he will be moved to after sentencing. >> why did he keep the money that the fbi agent gave him? >> as he explained, in the chinese culture, when a friend gives you a gift including money, it is rude to not accept it, especially after they keep trying to give it to you. a lot of his friends, he tel

the undercover investigation involves state senator leland yee and a dozen other people. >>> the oaklandders have submitted -- submitted a petition to the nfl. the nfl says three teams submitted applications yesterday to relocate. in addition to the raiders, the san diego chargers and st. louis rams are trying to get permission to move to the los angeles area. the relocation committee will meet this week to evaluate the applications. a vote could come next week when team owners will meet in houston. it will require approval from 24 of the 32 owners. >> it will be interesting to hear how that goes. >>> a tragic story out of you baa county, a 9-year-old was killed by three dogs. and now investigators want to know why the boy was left home alone with the dogs. >>> tensions are high between iran and saudi arabia but there's hope for a resolution. >>> the morning commute will be wet and we're going to see rain for the morning commute. wet roads and you can see on the golden gate bridge traffic is light. >>> north bay is getting a little bit of rain but the heaviest is on the peninsula towards

jumper to put the wolverines ahead by two--- but here comes heritage--- jermaine marrow the lob---and leland richardson throws it down hard! richardson had 14---- but keep your eye on marrow---goes baseline---nifty spin move and lays it in--- game-high 25 for marrow, who just committed to hampton university last night-- but woodside stayed ahead thanks to chris orlina----fancy dribbling--up and under for the layup--this kid is getting a whole lot of college looks--- he had a team-high 22---and the wolverines hang on for a 68-62 wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. >> steve: from studio 6b in

little leland is loving it. you see he's smiling, he's connecting with the beautiful sound of his mother's singing. but it gets real deep real soon. >> oh, my gosh. >> he starts pouting, the tears >> watch the alligator tears roll. >> there's so much emotion behind his tears. >> it's the video that boils down the connection between a mother and her child, that's what so beautiful about this moment. >> it's great to see a baby express that type of emotion. >> it's so beautiful. then watch the tea run down his cheek. >> my kids cry when i sing to them but for very different reasons. >> they really want you to stop. >> enough, dad, enough. >>> never fun saying goodbye but on the next "right this minute." >>> auy sees trouble coming his way. >> she just busted my window. >> these two have a history. >> a long-drawn-out history. >> why broken glass and a keyed car are nothing compared to what's next. >>> a deer is stuck on the ice. so some brave guys will go out and -- >> try to rescue this thing. >> the wrangling mo

leland yi would plead guilty to racketeering. microsoft got its mojo back with its first laptop. we began to doubt the future of a formerly hot blood testing company and this guy, enough said. google became alphabet, the company's stock hit an all-time high and then got pulled over for driving too slow. >> two, one, zero. >> rich people launched rockets in 015. and the rest of us figured out how to drone. >> and, of course, we will be here for you in 2016. you guys are infamous when i can say this guy. >> no kidding. >> everybody knows. >> the drones, the rockets, you know, contests, if you will. everybody is a little boy at heart. >> except the girls. >> 5:17 this morning. a cold start. >> look at the direction this is going. it is cold. >> it is a cold start to the year. 2016 comes in with brrr. it is cold this morning. let's take a live look now from at&t park and looking towards san francisco. and as you head into maybe you're heading home this morning or if you're heading out the door to work, it is now around 30 degrees in the east bay. it's 37 degrees in the south bay and

little leland is loving it. you see he's smiling, he's connecting with the beautiful sound of his mother's singing. but it gets real deep real soon. >> oh, my gosh. >> he starts pouting, the tears start welling up in his eyes. >> watch the alligator tears roll. >> there's so much emotion behind his tears. >> it's the video that boils mother and her child, that's what so beautiful about this moment. >> it's great to see a baby express that type of emotion. >> it's so beautiful. then watch the tears run down his cheek. >> my kids cry when i sing to them but for very different reasons. >> they really want you to stop. >> enough, dad, enough. >>> never fun saying goodbye but on the next "right this minute." >> you're about to watch some folks experience what could be the most important half hour of their lives. will they rise to the occasion and leave here filthy rich? let's find out right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys

leland yee would plead guilty to racketeering.icrosoft got its mojo back with its first laptop. we began to doubt the future of a formerly hot blood testing company and there was this guy. enough said. google became alphabet. the company's stock hit an all-time high and then got pulled over for driving too slow. >> two, one, zero. >> rich people launched rockets in 2015. and the rest of us figured out how to drone. >> and, of course, we will be the underappreciated tech story of 2015. back in february, president obama gathered tech leaders together at stanford to talk about how silicon valley and washington could work more closely together on cybersecurity and ken cook while being very generous and acknowledging there were places we could work together pushed back against the president, hard. this was a gutsy speech. telling the president no at his own meeting. i think will go down, in my book, as the underappreciated gutsy move of 2015. >> well, he asked his opinion and hely gave it. >> yes, he did. >> absolutely. kind of like in

leland attacked his wife at their home last may after she attorney with her mother. he is held on 250,000 dollars bond. >>> deputies are looking for a man who was involved in a craigslist deal that turned deadly in littleton, a man posted items for sale on craigslist when two men posing as buyers showed up at the house and deputies say the two men tried to rob the home on south taft court. the sheriff's office says the homeowner was tied up, but managed to break free and confronted the suspects with a gun. one man was shot while driving away, lost control of the car and crashed in to another home, he died a short time later. the second man got away. he is likely driving a gold mustang and it may have bullet holes in the side of the car. >>> snow this morning, in the beaver creek area, 7 inches of snow with new snow on the way. they will get another inch or two during the course of the day today. cloudy conditions over eastern colorado, that kept the 20s and low 30s this morning. we continue to have light snow reported in grand county up and around meeker, we will see

no score after 1. 2:46 into the 2nd, the shot is deflected by leland irving, but trevor parkes sends in the rebound.. barracudas up 1-0 heading into the 3rd. wild send it to ot....and they send the fans home happy. 2-1 the final! nfl playoffs, tom brady and the pats taking on andy reid and the chiefs, winners of 11 straight. 3rd quarter, pats up 14-6.. brady finds, who else, but rob gronkowski. gronk's td makes it 21-6 new england! chiefs come back to make this a game. charcandrick west takes the option pitch and runs it in from one yard out. 27-20. more reason i think the patriots made a deal with the devil. things like this happen. brady's pass is tipped by tamba hali, then gronk before being caught by julian edelman for the their 10th afc title game in 14 seasons with brady under center. 27-20. packers just got hail mary extra point pending 20-19 no time left.. jordan/2shot jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at ten. nikki:

power lines are in the road on wilcun drive and leland circle. many of the other incidents are reportedly crashes, including a collision with an entrapment at emily lane and carol drive.there were 15 reported incidents in oconee county, with roadways blocked at davis creek and ravenel school roads, as well as sc 28 and poplar springs road.troopers also are responding to 10 crashes in spartanburg county. 3 the latest updates on conditions across our area straight ahead 3 thank you for sending in your updates an pictures all day long -make sure you're staying safe and warm! warm!3 and chief meteorologist kendra kent is putting together your seven day forecastshe'll tell you what you can expect..in the week to come. come. 3 3 nearly a foot of snow in the mountains -record breaking snow - plus icy conditions mean more than one hundred traffic calls throughout western north carolina 3 traffic was backed up throughout western north carolina during most of the morning and into the afternoon. several major accidents on interstate 26 caused delays for mor

corruption probe that brought down chow. >> pam:also ensnared then state senator leland yee.guility to rackettering by soliticing money for his political campaign in exchange for his political support. >> pam:former san francisco school president keith jackson was also indicted and has pleaded guilty to racketeering charges. >> pam:both are scheduled to be sentenced on february 10th. >> pam:happening today. >> pam:san francisco mayor ed lee, sworn in for his second full term of office. about 700 people attended the ceremony at san francisco city hall. >> pam:governor jerry brown, senator diane feinstein, and former san francisco mayor and california lieutenant governor gavin newsom were in attendance. >> pam:during his speech, they mayor said his priorities during this term include addressing the city's homeless problem and its housing crisis. >> pam:he also called for a second bart transbay tube.and diesel to electricity. dozens of correctional officers have been fired or disciplined in recent years >> pam:at the troubled santa clara county main jail. as kron four's rob flad

was caught up in a federal sweep that netted 26 other defendants, including former state senator leland yee. >> we feel like we have been stabbed in the back by the jury. we are outraged and we are disturbed that in the united states of america five cooperating witnesses, informants of the lowest possible moral calipeer convicted from our perspective an innocent person. >> reporter: the defense went on to say that the judge was unfair, chopping their witness list and even cutting off funding to the defense one week before trial. >> even though he is pro bono, we need to get paid to fight the case. we have not received a paycheck from the federal government, who is supposed to pay for us. >> reporter: mostly he was upset with the jury that they would believe a bunch of snitches since many of the prosecution's witnesses were willing to testify against chow in return for lenient sentences for himself. chow said he went clean in 2003 after completing his federal prison sentence. his sentencing is set for march 23. sarah said that chow believes he will prevail in the second round. so we have

he says he knew leland yee during his time as a campaign volunteer. he wrote son of the underworld.ns unclear if it will ever be published. part one of the interview posted on our website ktvu.com. part two airs tonight during the 10:00 news. >> thank you. >>> time is 8:41. a man accused of killing his two nephews in los angeles county, he was arrested in hong kong. i want to show you video of the man wearing a black hood. he is in the back of a police van in hong kong. you see hum on the left there. 44-year-old dion she is accused of beating his teenage nephews to death and fleeing to china. he allegedly attacked his wife and he ended up in the hospital. he was arrested as soon as he landed in china. officials believe he killed the boys because he was angry after his wife asked for a divorce. >>> there was a deadly shoot- out over the weekend in a mississippi gun shop and that community is in mourning today. it happened saturday in pearl river county. the gun shop's owner and his 17-year-old son argued with a customer and his son about a $25 service charge. that's when investigator

violent gangster who masterminded many crimes in chinatown that involved others including senator lelandee. >> that message that the jury was sending is that they rejected all of his defenses, all of his excuses. >> reporter: in your opinion, do you think "shrimp boy" thought he could get away with this? >> i think he had to take a shot. it's really difficult to try and take a plea on charges like that, and you got to take your shot. >> reporter: and chow faces 250 years in prison just for the money laundering counts and a mandatory life sentence for one of the murder charges. now, coming up at 6:00 , was it a mistake for chow to take the stand? while legal analysts say not necessarily, that's coming up at 6:00. live in san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> we are now seeing some of the first effects from the recent series are of el nino storms. live look at fort funston in san francisco. a large section has been blocked off because of an unstable cliffside. staff with the golden gate national recreation area have put up warning signs for people to stay away. there's a look at the pro

. >> i'm leland vittert outside in a city that has shut down. the blizzard of 2016 is gone.ig dig out of 2016. they say washington is a beautiful city to walk around. and that's just about the only way to get around town. even fire trucks have been stuck out here. the last time we had a snow like this, you remember 2010, federal government was shut down for four days, metro shut down for three

became ensnared in a federal sweep that netted 26 other defendants including former state senator leland yee. clow's defend often sparred with the judge. >> my client just got convicted on all these counts because we didn't get a judge that was adequately listening and fair. >> reporter: kurtis bricks said the judge an file late their witness list and even cut funding to the defense one week before trial. >> none of us have received a paycheck from the federal government who is supposed to pay fours. >> reporter: chow admitted a criminal past but says he wept clean in 2003 after serving a federal sentence. the defense says the judge allowed evidence that should not have been admitted. >> the judge and district attorney in kind of a quieter session admitted a week before that my client wasn't involved in the crime scene of allen leung and that there's no relationship that the government just needed to show there was a homicide. >> he was noble in his acceptance of defeat, and he said, "we will prevail in the second round." >> reporter: the u.s. attorney general did release a statement say

jackson has already pleaded guilty to federal racketeering charges along with former state senator leland yee. he will be sentenced february 24. >>> other bay area headlines, a big response for a two-alarm fire on kennedy road in los gatos hills. santa clara sent five trucks to find a trailer on the property was burning. no damage to the nearby homes but the trailer was a total loss. arson investigators are on the scene. >>> and starting today marin's popular vista point is off limits to private vehicles. the golden gate bridge district is allowing only buses, shuttles or taxis into the scenic overlook between now and super bowl sunday. why? they hope it will prevent gridlock while so many people are in town for the super bowl. >>> and starting on monday, it will cost more to park at three bart stations. it will be $2 to park in hayward $2.50 to park in richmond and $8 in west oakland. the last bart parking hike was at 4 other stations in december. >>> a little business that specializes in beauty now has an ugly name. emily turner shows us the salon in oakland is now getting its own makeo

. >> wilson says her basketball coach, leland sandler, started a sexual relationship with her when she was 16, often giving her drugs and writing notes like this to excuse her from class. >> he was a person in authority, and we're still taught, you know, that you listen to people in authority and you respect them, and that's what i did. >> eventually, wilson says her parents discovered the illicit relationship and confronted the principal at san ramon valley high school. >> the principal came up with -- told my parents that my four younger siblings would have to go to a different school if this came out, and it would just be better for everybody if it didn't come out. >> so nobody ever contacted police. wilson says her coach was allowed to stay on the condition he stop any physical relationship with her. what allegedly happened next still brings wilson to tears 30 years later. she says, the principal, james henderson, walked in on sandler having sex with her again. >> i just remember our eyes meeting, and i remember thinking, "he's gonna tell. he's gonna do something. he's gonna call t