. >> my name is leland ye. i am currently a state senator representing california, and now, i am running for mayor. i came with my mother and sister when i was 3 years old. i grew up here. i went to san francisco public schools. i got married here, raised my family here. i sent my four kids to public schools here. this city has given me every opportunity i have had. i am extremely grateful for that, and that is why i have worked my entire adult life to improve san francisco as a member of the school board on the board of supervisors as your state assembly member and senator, and it is why i am running for mayor. i have said from the beginning i was going to run a different campaign for mayor. a campaign that solved the critical issues facing our city and asking you for solutions. a campaign that approached the city not from the top down but from the bottom of. we went out to meet with small businesses, companies, local unions. we went out to meet san franciscans in their own neighborhoods and coffee shops. we c

one of his rivals leland ye thinks lee must be involved.n politics. he and sick other candidates have asked federal and -- and six other candidates have asked federal and state officials to investigate. mayor lee is the front-runner early vote something underway now. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> final check on weather and traffic. >>> the fog is mainly at the coast but quickly moving over the land. hasn't reached sfo yet but it may we'll keep an eye on flight delays. upper 40s santa rosa novato. temperatures today four to 13° cooler than yesterday mid 60s along the coast upper 60s san francisco, 70s for the rest of us. cooler weather starting tomorrow. >>> northbound 85 past baskun left lane blocked with accident, south 880 before tennison before we believe this morning, traffic bunching up 84 and 580. san rafael southbound 101 towards central san rafael moving at the limit in good company as you head into san francisco this morning. >>> thank you for joining us for the abc 7 morning news. >> we'll be back with the local update at 7:24. k

candidates behind the letter are adachi, herrera, former supervisor makayla pier, joanne gnaw reece, leland ye e and chew and avalos. san jose police opened fire on a man today for the seventh time this year. today's shooting took place inside the extended stay deluxe hotel on east brokaw road. that's near mineta san jose airport. police went around 8:00 this morning to check out a suspicious armed man. that's when officers encountered a man laying down in a hallway. >> at one . the suspect actually came -- at one point the suspect came to. he made a threatening gesture to the officers and they took it as a threat and fired on the suspect. >> paramedics rushed the man to the hospital, but no details are being released about his condition. no officers were hurt. this is the seventh shooting by san jose officers which equals all of the officer-involved shootings in the past two years combined. >>> officers say eddie halve oakland used -- hall of oakland used his van to run over a hells angel motorcycle in a fit of road rage. he dragged the motorcycle under the van for about a mile before he stop

state senator leland yes received 6 1/2%. ed le is the overwhelming for voters of chinese heritage and also the top for gay, lesbian and transgender voters. >>> it looks like solyndra is casting a shadow over the state's entire alternative energy program. that led the state to freeze a program aimed at helping green companies produce jocks. the debate over whether it is working or wasting taxpayers money. >> reporter: dana, solar energy is big deal here, there are people who want to see it expand, want this alternative form of energy more available to the mace. but there is one state-wide perk that could be coming to an end. the state of california has frozen its sales tax exemption program so that no new companies to apply for it while legislators determine how 33 costa get this tax break currently are using the money. the big question is whether or not the $104 million in tax breaks has created jobs and cleaned up the environment or been one big freebee of taxpayer money. this comes after solyndra went bankrupt after receiv

you see how lovely leland street looks. do you like it? >> yes. >> beautiful, isn't it?e are going to continue. we have a library that is going to be opening up in june. that's right. so i will see you all there at the library. there is a lot of activity going on. it is important we remain connected and engaged. >> would you mind if we were to pull the seniors together and translate for me in a mini meeting? >> yes, sir. >> what we are going ready to do is we are going to have a quick little mini meeting to -- because we didn't translate my short message before. >> i just want to say i want to welcome everyone to the event. >> we have folks in visitation valley only talking with visitation valley. we have folks in bayview again only talking in a very small corridor of 3rd straight and the merchant corridor. we don't have people talking to the hill merchant association, doing patch. all these fragrmented conversations are happening, largely talking about the same thing, crime, keeping the streets clean, supporting sbaubs. that is something i made a concerted effort on the

yes, ma'am pen mr. saleh has been considered a -- inside yemen. mr. ly has been consideredç -- -- >> heather: thank you lelandarctica hampering efforts to evacuate an ill american scientist. doctors suspect that she suffered from a stroke or a brain tumor in late august. shehoped to fly to new zealand tomorrow her plane never took off due to a storm. >> a warmer place in times square. temperatures reaching the 60s today in the heart of new york city. what can you expect for the workweek ahead? windy, the latest on those conditions across the nationa&h meteorologist maria molina. >>> it was a blustery weekend across the entire northeast even the great lakes had to deal with gusty winds because of a large trough and upper level low pressure system centered off of canada. also some of those winds are picking up moisture off the great lakes and producing showers along interiorç portions of the northeast. batches of heavier rain across northern parts of pennsylvania and there's a chance that some of these showers could survive far enough east to be bringing showers in the overnight hours across new york city and