we caught up with leland yee and his attorney as they left the building. prosecutors portrayed him as a power and money hungry secretary of state. he admitted to participating in a racketeering conspiracy, importing weapons and ammunition in exchange for political favors. the difference on the other hand painted him as a disgraced, humiliated man. they wanted the judge to take into account his entire career considering all the things they say leland yee has done for the public. but ultimately the judge said he was disturbed that leland yee would publicly support gun control while secretly importing weapons. here is what leland yee's attorney had to say. >> he is tired a few misleading his family and he is tired of what i would call a circus. and he wants to get on with his life. >> reporter: we also asked exactly what he thought of the sentence. the attorney actually laughed and didn't respond. meanwhile, former president of the san francisco school board, keith jackson who was also implemented in the trial received a sentence of nine years. his attorney i

jackson pled guilty to the same racketeering conspiracy charge as yee. he helped arrange bribes for the former lawmaker. >>> we'll take you outside and talk about our weather. warm weather and big waves. in fact, dangerously big waves along the coast. this is the scene in pacifica. it looks beautiful, the high surf advisory, though, is in effect. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. great beach weather, but maybe stay out of the water here. >> certainly that's going to be the best advice. it's been mild, dry and also above average, we've had plenty of storm systems out here across the pacific continuing to kick up the surf, and that's why we currently have our high surf advisory in effect. as for the entire coastline through 9:00 p.m. for tonight. you can see a current buoy report reading of 16 feet. that's really the top of these waves that we're seeing right now. just off shore it could go as high as 20 feet. tomorrow, even though the waves will be decreasing, it will still be rough at the immediate coastline. with a temperature expecte

yee?ry >> commissioner yee present we have quorum. >> thank you very much item 2. >> item 2 chair's report this is an information item. >> thank you and colleagues over the past year the transportation authority has clocked collaborated with our agency and community partners to achieve a number of milestones for the transportation including including the wins and federal, state, and local let me thank you vice chair malia cohen and thank caging for the program committee and commissioner avalos for chairing the finance committee about all of you and the staff with the board and executive director tilly chang and her staff we got a lot done in 2015 thank you colleagues for giving me the honor of harry this we successfully advocated for the multi federal participation bill of 2005 the 5 year fixing american transportation act will bring stability to the programs in the coming years cap & trade fund continue to generate fund for the transit like the expansion of muni and rail fleet and the dev

yee? sorry >> commissioner yee present we have quorum. >> thank you very much item 2. >> item 2 chair's report this is an information item. >> thank you and colleagues over the past year the transportation authority has clocked collaborated with our agency and community partners to achieve a number of milestones for the transportation including including the wins and federal, state, and local let me thank you vice chair malia cohen and thank caging for the program committee and commissioner avalos for chairing the finance committee about all of you and the staff with the board and executive director tilly chang and her staff we got a lot done in 2015 thank you colleagues for giving me the honor of harry this we successfully advocated for the multi federal participation bill of 2005 the 5 year fixing american transportation act will bring stability to the programs in the coming years cap & trade fund continue to generate fund for the transit like the expansion of muni and rail fleet and the

yee d. >> reporter: nancy yee, a former colleague and no relation, says she thought the sentence was too harsh. >> you can't discount all the good things that he's done over the many years of public service. >> reporter: but the judge didn't exactly see that it way. judge charles briar said was particularly disturbed by yee's admitted participation in a gun rung cop spear see while publicly supporting gun control. he called it frightening and hypocrite could. yee spoke articulately saying, quote, nothing will ever take away the pain i have caused to my friends, family, constituents and the institutions i represented. >> reporter: what did you think of the sentence? >> reporter: meanwhile former board president keith jackson who also pled guilty received a nine-year sentence. >> we accept and our client accepts what he did. going to try to make the best of it and formulate a new life. >> reporter: jackson's son brandon received four and a half years and five and a half years respectively on separate racketeering charges. meanwhile yee and keith jackson will have to surrender in 30 day

love to accept the amendment [inaudible] move the item forward >> motion by supervisor yee and take that without objection. okay, madam clerk any other business in front of us today? >> no mr. chair >> thank you everybody, we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diver

yee, you abused that trust. these are very serious abuses, he said, the most significant crime was that your vote was for sale. the prosecution wanted yee to go to prison for eight years. the judge gave him five. yee rushed out of the courthouse with his lawyer, who did say this. >> he's remorseful. and he's tired of us humiliating his family and tired of this -- what i would call a circus. >> reporter: many of yee's supporters came to court today disappointed at the sentence. among them, nancy lynn yee, no relation. >> they didn't talk about all the good things he's done in many years of public service. >> reporter: three others pleaded guilty. they were sentenced today as well. former san francisco school board president keith jackson and yee's fundraiser received nine years in federal prison. his son, brandon, 5 1/2 years. and sports agent marlin sullivan got 4 1/2 years. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> leyland yee in 1992 was a san francisco school board member and arrested in hawaii for shoplifting a bottle of sun

mar commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and commissioner tang commissioner wiener ambassador commissioner yee we have quorum >> thank you so i have done i've lucked the chair's report now the executive director report. >> thank you chair. >> okay. we'll take public comment on item number 2. >> if no public comment public comment is closed. >> tilly chang executive director for timma building off of chairs remarks thank you commissioner kim and is commissioner christensen and commissioner wiener for the took him board all 11 serve the timma board and today is elections but be looking at what can we're proud of how we accomplished the city agencies. >> or purpose of evasion. >> (repeated.) postal service and beginning the conversations with the community both residents and small businesses on the island and the staff in the statewide community with we're working an, an update in the next 40 month we met with industry partners our timma team held an information session gathering process called the request for information a whole host of folks that are evolving the town hall technology trying to

he was talking about yee and he said what yee has done has long-term implications not just for him, but legislators and the public will be looking at this decision to see if the government and the courts decided on something that was fair. so again we'll keep you posted as we wait for this decision here in front of the federal building. stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, steph. >>> we also have new details on a gun shop burglary that led to an hours-long standoff in milpitas. we now know three of the suspects are minors. >> bob redell is live in milpit milpitas. bob, police did not have to go far to catch these so-called criminals. >> reporter: no, they did not, kris and scott. right behind me target masters west, that's the gun shop the burglars broke into overnight. if you look over to your left right next door, that two-story building with the antenna sticking out, that was the milpitas police department. no surprise that officers were able to arrive quickly on the scene and eventually take all four suspects into custody. >> i can't speak for them. they may

mar commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell and commissioner tang commissioner wiener ambassador commissioner yee we have quorum >> thank you so i have done i've lucked the chair's report now the executive director report. >> thank you chair. >> okay. we'll take public comment on item number 2. >> if no public comment public comment is closed. >> tilly chang executive director for timma building off of chairs remarks thank you commissioner kim and is commissioner christensen and commissioner wiener for the took him board all 11 serve the timma board and today is elections but be looking at what can we're proud of how we accomplished the city agencies. >> or purpose of evasion. >> (repeated.) postal service and beginning the conversations with the community both residents and small businesses on the island and the staff in the statewide community with we're working an, an update in the next 40 month we met with industry partners our timma team held an information session gathering process called the request for information a whole host of folks that are evolving the town hall technology trying to

and he'll be sentenced along with yee.ut this in context, this corruption case is part of what prompted the san francisco district attorney to team up with the fbi last week. they announced the formation of a public corruption task force that focuses on these sorts of issues here in the city. >> alex savidge here in san francisco, thank you. >>> two oakland police officers are reportedly on administrative leave, accused of entering the home of a county probation officer and then assaults her. the east bay express obtained a report about an alleged december home invasion in the oakland hills. the probation officer called 911 saying two men -- one with a gun -- stormed in her house and attacked her. she and her husband fought off the intruders who appeared to be drunk. the alameda district attorney's office tells the paper this case is under review. >>> there's another complaint about a violent uber driver, this time at san jose mineta airport. an airport worker flagged down the uber driver for speeding through the airport.

name is mark farrell i'll be chairing this committee joined by supervisor katie tang's and supervisor yee thank you linda wong and charles kremack and other for broadcasting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march first board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you madam clerk item one. >> item one motions ord the voters for the ordinance for the amendment of the business and administrative co administrative code for one percent tax on the occupancy hotel rooms and services to and fami end family homelessness on an election on june 13th. >> i'll taken treason motion first anyone wish to comment on item one. >> seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues do i have a motion to file item number one. >> so moved. >> by supervisor tang and we'll take that without objection. madam clerk call item 2 please. item 2 is a resolution 30 years the sfmta to execute and industrial lease agreement with the

the 57-year-old yee faces up to 20 years in prison. in july, pleading guilty to federal felony charges including bribery, money laundering and arms trafficking. agents raided his office and home and arrested him in 2014 as part of a racketeering investigation into chinatown crime boss raymond shrimp boy chow convicted last month. prosecutors say yee resorted to corruption to try to pay off a debt for a failed run for mayor in 2011 and 2014 campaign for secretary of state. now, in the attorney memos u.s. prosecutors are asking that yee be sentenced to eight years in prison with three years of release and a fine of $25,000 saying it would serve as a warning to other lawmakers tempted to break the law. but yee's attorneys argue he should get no more than five years and three months saying he was hooked by agents and he needs to care for his wife who is fighting cancer. yee will be sentenced in federal court in u.s. district court in san francisco next wednesday. dan and ama? >> thank you very much. >>> another man picked up in the fbi inv

we are had yee as pro gun control. he spoke before the court and said he takes full responsibility for what he did. here's his lawyer. >> here's remorseful and tired of humiliating his family and tired of what i would call a circus and he wants to get on with his life. . >> reporter: the judge expressed his condolences and his daughter was crying in the courtroom. he has 60 days to turn himself in to federal marshals. before today's hearing, he was up and about, hugging, and laughing with supporters, but his sentence obviously a huge blow to former state senators lelang yee. kpix 5. >>> and also sentenced, keith jackson who worked with yee on a couple campaigns. a judge sentenced jackson to nine years in prison for conspiracy, and had already pleaded guilty to racketeering. >>> and four people who pled guilty after a robbery, and how it involved into a long standoff with police. >> reporter: in millepede ace, it's a thing line between the police department. >> i don't know what they were thinking. >> reporter: around 2

the 57-year-old yee faces up to 20 years in prison. in july, pleading guilty to federal felony charges including bribery, money laundering and arms trafficking. agents raided his office and home and arrested him in 2014 as part of a racketeering investigation into chinatown crime boss raymond shrimp boy chow, convicted last month. prosecutors say yee resorted to corruption to try to pay off a debt for a failed run for mayor in 2011 and 2014 campaign for secretary of state. now, in the attorney memos, u.s. prosecutors are asking that yee be sentenced to eight years in prison with three years of release and a fine of $25,000 saying it would serve as a warning to other lawmakers tempted to break the law. but yee's attorneys argue he should get no more than five years and three months saying he was hooked by agents and he needs to care for his wife, who is fighting cancer. yee will be sentenced in federal court in u.s. district court in san francisco next wednesday. dan and ama? >> thank you very much. >>> another man picked up in the fbi

thank you supervisor yee and all the supervisor.is is definitely an honor to receive this award appreciate all the people that are supporting me here, which i really think that this award is for. it's for them because they supported me through all my years at alice through all my community endeavors. my family here also. so, it really is just a special testament to say someone else noticed. they give me all the thank you's, the knowledge moves and everything, but it's good that supervisor yee was able to acknowledge that also. i truly appreciate and i'd like to say thank you to all of you. i did want to read a poem from one of my favorite authors next thing that at the end. but let me start. black. one word that can silence a room. threatened a crowd. determine the life. what why must we prove our existence ? our voices are supposed to be the loudest, but how, we were constantly silenced? when we speak up we are minimize. having to fight for the privilege where others are just handed it. i look around my white world trying to write

leland yee admitted to receiving more than $40,000. >> when the judge was sentencing leland yee, he noticed that the senator did not take the money for personal gain, go on vacations or buy fancy cars, he did it to retain power. we asked willie brown -- and political analyst -- what would motivate someone to risk so much just to stay in power? >> i don't think it was just to stay in power. i think it was to keep a job. >> to stay employed. >> when you can only do one thing -- and that is get elected -- and you can put that on your resume -- , then you have to stick to the business of getting elected. that is what leland yee was essentially doing. >> what is he going to do be a manager at safeway? after being in the assembly and state senate for that long? it is a lack of alternatives. >> he started out on the board of supervisors. >> he started out on the school board. what we have a somebody who is caught in that middle ground we're seeing of elected officials to go in and there 30s and 40s -- and that the 50s, feel that it could be over for them. >> so they are desperate to hang on. the o

yee has remained free as he awaits sentencing.eith jackson served as yee's consultant for many years and he pled guilty to racketeering charges in connection with the widespread conspiracy case. and yee has accepted responsibility and will be sentenced later on this morning commute at sock. and this comes a week after the san francisco district attorney announced his office will be teaming up with the fbi to create a new public corruption task force in san francisco to root out corruption and part of the reason this was done was in response to the yee case. >>> scary story, a criminal investigation underway in the north bay after a horse and a dog died and toxic cookies were found nearby. they were laced with poisonous oleander in incorporated sebastopol. there's one case of intentional poisoning. and people living in the area say more livestock, including a llama, have turned up dead or sick. and they may be connected. >> people who thought that their situation was isolated are now finding out that no, it's all right in this area

today, some tough justice for leland yee. kpix 5 reporter phil matier was there when the sentence was handed down. phil. >> reporter: that's right. now, this all started years ago with leland yee's involvement with raymond "shrimp boy" chow and the chinatown tong. if you think the story is over with this sentencing, think again. any comment? senator, any comment? the sentencing of former state senator leland yee to five years in prison and a $20,000 fine wraps up a chattahoocheeer in one of the biggest corruption scandals to hit san francisco in years. senator, anything would you like to say? he pleaded guilty to taking $40,000 in campaign contributions in reports for votes on bills and other political favorites. he pleaded guilty to trying to smuggle guns in from the philippines. >> he is remorseful and he's tired of the humiliating of his family and he is tired of what i would call a circus. and, um, he wants to get on with his life. >> reporter: the story, however, far from over. now former school board president keith jac

breed and supervisor yee.'s been up pleasure to work with all of you did in the past, supervisors have come together to find agreement with her has been disagreement. we have the example of pres. david chiu, mark farrell and myself working to find a resolution insider cpmc deal and i don't know if that makes it. that's the three musketeers or something along those lines come up but i was very proud of the work we attempted i also want to thank the appellants 1021, the coalition for fair legal environmental transit, sue von, bob plant holds. i also want to thank the bay area council which represents a wide array of companies that provide commuter shuttle service, and to all the questions and calls that have come in for my district of the parts of the city, i want people to know that i am proud of the results and the result will allow this program to continue. with that number i make a motion consistent with what has been outlined before to table items 27, 28, 29,. i actually forgot to note especially want to th

seeing none comment closed >> i move this with a positive recommendation, >> motion by supervisor yee and take that without objection. clerk can you call item 5 >> item 5, ordinance a-minding the admin istrative code to require the department of technology gather [inaudible] fiber optic facilities. >> thank you. we'll take thits before we go back to 1 and 2. colleagues in san francisco we continue to be the tech knowledge invasion capital of the worlds and know the importance of a internet conductivity. it a new brainer and has become a utility like water and power and should be viewed as such. as part of our ongoes discussions with the city government and as it relate would the residents we look at last year and how the budget analyst look at what we owned enthe city in cataloging assets so we had the bla do a survey with city departments and this report was relaced before winter recess and found responsibility is dispersed within many departments and we basically don't have a sprlized function of mapping and understanding what we have cross the city government departments. they made

i'm mark farrell and chair thg committee and joined by sfr visor katy chang and norman yee. thank you to [inaudible] for covering the meeting as well as linda wong. do we have announcement? >> please silence all cell phone squz electronic devices. [inaudible] items acted apauchb today will appear on february 9 board of supervisors genda unless otherwise stated >> thank you madam clerk. can you call item 1 and 2 together? >> resolution [inaudible] the public interest and [inaudible] demand the construction, acquisition improvement seismic strengthening and betterment of critical [inaudible] homeless shelter and service facility and related cost necessary or [inaudible] find thg estimates cot of $350,000,000 is too great to paid out of the annual revenue [inaudible] item 2, ordinance called and provider for special election to be held in the city june 7, 2016 submitting to voters to incur bonded debt of the city. >> colleagues we have these items we continued from last week here at committee and brian strong was director of capital planling planning is here to provide a presen

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yee pleaded guilty over the summer to conspiracy to the gauge inric te yee is set to be sentenced next week. >>> around the nation apple may be taking heat over personal privac privacy. in the bay area some are standing by their position. several apple supporters went to the downden store in san francisco last night. their message to ceo tim cook they stand by his decision to refuse a judge's order to unlock the iphone used by one of the san bernardino attackers. diane feinstein is coming down on the side of u.s. security. >> now we had this terrorist act in my state and a phone encrypted that could yield additional information. >> i don't think in this case it is worth it it to extract the data from this one phone. >> the phone may even contain information about plans for other terror attacks. some believe the case may eventually wind up in the u.s. supreme court. >>> the bullet train may soon become a reality in the south bay. sources at city hall confirm to nbc bay area the high-speed rail is initially going to be built between san jose and bakersfield. that line will connect to los

yee remained free as he's awaited sentencing. we understand once the sentencing happens today, whatever the judge decides, yee will be taken into custody right away and begin serving that sentence at a federal prison. whatever he is sentenced to, however much time he's sentenced to, under federal guidelines he'll serve 85% of that sentence. >>> donald trump wins the nevada caucuses, his third victory in a row. >> and he may be hard to stop as we get closer to super tuesday. >> these results have come in overnight, donald trump more than 20 points over his closest competitor, marco rubio, who just edged out ted cruz for second place. about an hour after the polls closed, donald trump claimed victory in nevada, showing more confidence that he'll clinch the nomination and soon. >> it's going to be an amazing two months. we might not even need the two months, folks, to be honest. >> for trump, this follows decisive victories in south carolina and new hampshire. he harnessed voter anger in nevada and racked up delegates and momentum.

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be chairing this committee and joined by supervisor katie tang as well as the new member supervisor yee want to thank the clerk mr. clerk linda wong and jennifer lowe and charles kremack from sfgovtv for covering this madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the january 2nd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> so colleagues one of the items are go bond for public health and state of we're waiting on language from the city attorney so madam clerk item 3. >> ordinance retroactively 30 years the department of technology and the depth the contract administration to enter spots third amendment between the city and the at&t coordination for the services by extending the term of the agreement only immediately 5 years not to exceed one hundred and $20 million come on up thank you. >> (inaudible). >> for finance and administration for the department of technology i appreciate the chance to present e present the item

name is mark farrell i'll be chairing this committee joined by supervisor katie tang's and supervisor yee thank you linda wong and charles kremack and other for broadcasting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march first board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you madam clerk item one. >> item one motions ord the voters for the ordinance for the amendment of the business and administrative co administrative code for one percent tax on the occupancy hotel rooms and services to and fami end family homelessness on an election on june 13th. >> i'll taken treason motion first anyone wish to comment on item one. >> seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues do i have a motion to file item number one. >> so moved. >> by supervisor tang and we'll take that without objection. madam clerk call item 2 please. item 2 is a resolution 30 years the sfmta to execute and industrial lease agreement with the

breed and supervisor yee. it's been up pleasure to work with all of you did in the past, supervisors have come together to find agreement with her has been disagreement. we have the example of pres. david chiu, mark farrell and myself working to find a resolution insider cpmc deal and i don't know if that makes it. that's the three musketeers or something along those lines come up but i was very proud of the work we attempted i also want to thank the appellants 1021, the coalition for fair legal environmental transit, sue von, bob plant holds. i also want to thank the bay area council which represents a wide array of companies that provide commuter shuttle service, and to all the questions and calls that have come in for my district of the parts of the city, i want people to know that i am proud of the results and the result will allow this program to continue. with that number i make a motion consistent with what has been outlined before to table items 27, 28, 29,. i actually forgot to note especially want to

former state senator leland yee has 40 days to surrender before his prison term. he kept silent as he made his way out of the courthouse. he did speak before the judge saying quote nothing will ever take away the pain i have caused to my friends, family, constituents, and the institutions i represented. in addition to the five-year sentence the judge gave him a $20,000 fine. >> he's remorseful and tired of humiliating his family. and tired of this what i would call a circus. and he wants to get on with his life. >> the judge said he was disturbed by yee's admitted participation in gun running while publicly in favor of gun control. >>> the new rules were announced yesterday by u.s. attorney general loretta lynch and require all inmated wanted for deportation to be turned over to immigration authorities when released by authorities. she needs more details about the policy because of questions on how it would be enforced. >>> islamic state militants are threatening the ceos of facebook and twitter. isis is angry that 125,000 accounts linked to the terrorist organiza

>> yee-haw! come on, girls, get along. >> yee-haw! >> come on, get movin' in there you go. >> i don't need help. i can do this. hyah! whoa! not thatay! over there! uh... >> jackie says the cattle need a drink. >> well, they're gonna need more than that. whoa! >> [laughs] >> it's a good thing i was thirsty, too. >> we put on ear tags so everyone knows who the cow belongs to. it's just like an earring. >> what a great idea. oh! ha! >> uh! i don't want an earring! >> sorry! [laughs] >> [laughs] >> faster, gabi. grass seed everywhere. whoa! >> it's everywhere, all right. can i help? >> no, no, no, no, no. i got it. now this is a job for tumbleweed doki. i can fix a fence no prob--oops! whoops. okay, gabi, you win. you're a way better ranch hand than me. this cowboy stuff is hard. >> well, thanks for saying that, but it hasn't been easy for me either. >> it gets a whole lot easier when you lea to work together. on a ranch, we all help each other to get things done. >> i just didn't think i would need this much help. >> look, here comes the

jackson pled guilty to the same racketeering conspiracy charges yee. the investigators say he admitted to helping arrange bribes for the former lawmaker. >>> he got the cash but then got caught. a bank robber was arrested just about a block away from where he pulled off his heist. this happened around noon today at the wells fargo. agiurre and 19th in san francisco. video here shows the officers actually examining the bag with the money in it after the man's arrest. his identity has not been released. >>> we have haven't reported on a story like this before. violence against robots all for the sake of research and it's all about google. business and tech reporter scott budman with us. scott how advanced are these robots? >> they look pretty good, raj. check it out. the various reaction we've seen is a mix of both respect and empathy. the expects say part og training robots to move and act like humans is to train them to bounce back like humans. it's a 180-pound robot that walks through snow, even correcting itself as it goes. it could be something out

i'm mark farrell and chair thg committee and joined by sfr visor katy chang and norman yee. thank you to [inaudible] for covering the meeting as well as linda wong. do we have announcement? >> please silence all cell phone squz electronic devices. [inaudible] items acted apauchb today will appear on february 9 board of supervisors genda unless otherwise stated >> thank you madam clerk. can you call item 1 and 2 together? >> resolution [inaudible] the public interest and [inaudible] demand the construction, acquisition improvement seismic strengthening and betterment of critical [inaudible] homeless shelter and service facility and related cost necessary or [inaudible] find thg estimates cot of $350,000,000 is too great to paid out of the annual revenue [inaudible] item 2, ordinance called and provider for special election to be held in the city june 7, 2016 submitting to voters to incur bonded debt of the city. >> colleagues we have these items we continued from last week here at committee and brian strong was director of capital planling planning is here to provide a presen

the prosecution wanted yee to go to prison eight years. the judge gave him five. he rushed out of the court house with his lawyer who did say this. >> he's remorseful and tired of this humiliation of the family and tired of what boy call a circus. >> reporter: many supporters came disappointed at the sentence. among them, nancy yee, no relation. >> it doesn't discount all of the good things he's done over many years of public service. >> three others also pled guilty and sentenced as well, former san francisco school boort president, keith jackson received nine years, his son, brandon, five and a half years. and sports agent, marlon sullivan, four and aalf years. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> time is running out for people living in a san francisco homeless encampment to leave before the city kicks them out. abc7 news was on division street, the workers went tent by tent to remind homeless people they need to move out, soon. the city posted a 72 hour notice, warning tents would be removed on friday. some homeless are defiant. >> hell no, i won't go. >> wil

meanwhile, yee and keith jackson have to surrender in 30 days to begin serving their sentences. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. have arrested a 23-year-old man suspected of killing a young mother of two. as -- he was arrested today for the murder of 22-year-old stacey aguilar. the young mother was last seen on valentine's day leaving a party with her boyfriend. her body was later found in the fremont hills with multiple gunshot wounds. aguilar lived in san jose. she leaves behind two young children, seven-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter. >>> i heard him using vulgar language. >> claims of an attack inside her own home. the confrontation that led to the arrest of a bay area police officer and accusations of a cover-up. >>> taking a look at the thursday forecast, look like it's going to warm up out there. i'll let you know which neighborhoods will be the warmest. >>> up next, donald trump members of co shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, that's right. just announced. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedi

supervisor yee >> thank you mdm. pres. i wasn't going to pursue this line of questioning and i'm not so sure i see other speakers whether not they want to continue this line of questioning. so, i would like to ask supervisor peskin and supervisor campos and cohen if you want to continue this in pursuit of questioning? if not, i'll make my statements. >> the floor is yours. >> that is fine supervisor yee. >> let me say i appreciate my colleagues one of questioning. it's pretty similar to some of the questions that i propose that the budget committee in particular it would be the sole source was disturbing to me. then, there was some discussion well it's going to cost the project i forget how much 1.5 million were something like that. $3 million every month or something. so, in listening to the arguments and in listening, there's a little bit of me wondering whether or not how far can i push and say is this really the actual case or not. but, at the end of the day, for me i'm still uneasy with the sole sourcing good as i sai

supervisor yee >> thank you mdm. pres. i wasn't going to pursue this line of questioning and i'm not so sure i see other speakers whether not they want to continue this line of questioning. so, i would like to ask supervisor peskin and supervisor campos and cohen if you want to continue this in pursuit of questioning? if not, i'll make my statements. >> the floor is yours. >> that is fine supervisor yee. >> let me say i appreciate my colleagues one of questioning. it's pretty similar to some of the questions that i propose that the budget committee in particular it would be the sole source was disturbing to me. then, there was some discussion well it's going to cost the project i forget how much 1.5 million were something like that. $3 million every month or something. so, in listening to the arguments and in listening, there's a little bit of me wondering whether or not how far can i push and say is this really the actual case or not. but, at the end of the day, for me i'm still uneasy with the sole sourcing good as i sai

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name is mark farrell i'll be chairing this committee joined by supervisor katie tang's and supervisor yee thank you linda wong and charles kremack and other for broadcasting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. please silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march first board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you madam clerk item one. >> item one motions ord the voters for the ordinance for the amendment of the business and administrative co administrative code for one percent tax on the occupancy hotel rooms and services to and fami end family homelessness on an election on june 13th. >> i'll taken treason motion first anyone wish to comment on item one. >> seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues do i have a motion to file item number one. >> so moved. >> by supervisor tang and we'll take that without objection. madam clerk call item 2 please. item 2 is a resolution 30 years the sfmta to execute and industrial lease agreement with the

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meanwhile, yee and keith jackson have to surrender in 30 days to begin serving their sentences. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> now to heyward where police have arrested a 23-year-old man suspected of killing a young mother of two. as -- he was arrested today for the murder of 22-year-old stacey aguilar. the young mother was last seen on valentine's day leaving a party with her boyfriend. her body was later found in the fremont hills with multiple gunshot wounds. aguilar lived in san jose. she leaves behind two young children, seven-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter. >>> i heard him using vulgar language. >> claims of an attack inside her own home. the confrontation that led to the arrest of a bay area police officer and accusations of a cover-up. >>> taking a look at the thursday forecast, look like it's going to warm up out there. i'll let you know which neighborhoods will be the warmest. >>> up next, donald trump picked up support of two members of congress. increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on

the prosecution wanted yee to go to prison eight years. the judge gave him five. he rushed out of the court house with his lawyer who did say this. >> he's remorseful and tired of this humiliation of the family and tired of what boy call a circus. >> reporter: many supporters came disappointed at the sentence. among them, nancy yee, no relation. >> it doesn't discount all of the good things he's done over many years of public service. >> three others also pled guilty and sentenced as well, former san francisco school boort president, keith jackson received nine years, his son, brandon, five and a half years. and sports agent, marlon sullivan, four and a half years. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> time is running out for people living in a san francisco homeless encampment to leave before the city kicks them out. abc7 news was on division street, the workers went tent by tent to remind homeless people they need to move out, soon. the city posted a 72 hour notice, warning tents would be removed on friday. some homeless are defiant. >> hell no, i won't go. >> w

participation -- yee's participation in the program. >> what did you think of the sentence? >> reporter: meanwhile keith jackson who also pled guilty received. >> we accept and our client accepts a what he did. we're going to try to make the best of it. >> jackson's son brandon received four and a half years and five and a half years respectively on separate racketeering charges. meanwhile yee and keith jackson will have to surrender in 30 days to begin serving their sentences. tara moriarty, ktvu fox news. >>> supporters of the california high-speed rail pro correct. they will be funding parts of the 68 billion project. they say construction is already underway in the san would poo. a top official charged with cybersecurity got grilled at the state capital today. a audit shows nearly every state agency is not ready for the next cyber attack. here's how the personal information of californians is at risk. >> reporter: on the hot seat at this hearing? answer the question please. >> reporter: the woman in charge of information security for california state government. >> and w