. >> 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

the next interesting, david chiu, leland ye, jeff adachi. up the six and you have -- 85% of the vote. if every other candidate's second place vote second choice went to ed lee he still would not have 50% plus one of the vote. this is going to be bringing in the second place votes from adachi, ye and probably chiu as -- yee and probably chiu as well. other ballots, absentee and provisional balance lots in the basement of city cash ballots in the basement of city hall. they are not going to give lee the victory or anyone else. it looked like a victory party last night for lee and his supporters. they were celebrating. they don't have 50% plus one, they've got a good lead but he still sounded like he won. >> one thing to be appointed the first asian mayor. but it is another thing to be confirmed by all of the members of city, thank you very much. >> reporter: to tell you the truth that hasn't happened yesterday. today the election department begins the computer program for the ranked-choice voting counting second and if necessary third place vo

leland avenue street fair. again, we need more time to prepare, and we would ask for the indulgence of the supervisors. president chiu: thank you. colleagues? supervisor cohen? supervisor cohen: yes, i would like to ask bill to come up and state for the record whether he is an independent contractor or not. >> yes, i am an independent contractor. my clients include at&t, at&t competitors. at&t has asked me to be here today to represent the findings of the measurements we took. supervisor cohen: so you stand by these findings, and you put your career on this? >> i do. that is the purpose of the stamp. thank you. supervisor \ cohen: thank you. president chiu: supervisor chu: i just want to be clear that we cannot work with the health aspects as long as they meet federal guidelines. i know those were some of the comments made by individuals today. in a previous item where we have this come up before us, we actually have the organization -- it was a different carrier at the time, commit to working with our community and the department of public health to make sure that if individuals did want to make sure that after installation that it did still meet the requirements that the fcc pr