he is no longer employed by the yees. commissioner sugaya: and to your understanding from both parties, there was no communication in the last six month or whatever. >> there was minimal communication and atechts to communicate and my understanding is the attempts failed. >> obviously nothing got worked out. >> not to my nobling knowledge or the d.r. requester's. commissioner sugaya: i would like to support the staff motion which would indicate it back five months back or whenever we heard it last to revert back to the 1998 and if that takes an intent so that we can clarify exactly what existed at the time versus what apparently was approved by d.b.i. mistakenly, i am kind of confused on that. >> i think ms. hester is stating the inaccuracy of the plan that was submitted with the permit, the current permit and the current proposal. they are suggesting that there was a modification to be made and presented to you as the 1998 permit and we have the 1998 permit. i don't think ms. hester is suggesting that the plan on file wi

yee was sneaking around in the middle of the night constructing the improvements. so there is the large category of people and some that worked for the city and some that worked for him that knew exactly what was going on and what the history has been and how tragic it was that they almost lost their house completely. and now somebody says, well, in the process of redoing this complicated and severely damaged building, there were steps that should have been followed that weren't followed and that was the information that the city was aware of and my client is told to apply retroactive so those can be filed. and there is one neighbor yo doesn't like the way the bushes are trimmed and the tree is trimmed and wants to reduce the scope of the building to something considerably smaller than what the when he bought his house. that is going to the neighbor and saying i don't like the bay window. i want you to take that off there. well, it's been there 30 year. i don't care. i don't like it. it is not the exact same case as somebody who had a house and lived there prior to

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commissioner yee: yes. president mendoza: no. >> proposal for a forced reading. this is item 111 in support of a permanent name change for the high school to john o'connell high school. i need a motion and a second. thank you. this item is going to be referred to buildings and grounds. item r, none. item s, board members report on the school district select committee. commissioner fewer or norton? >> we heard a report about the summer program at the candlestick shipyard benefit agreement. it was very successful. it served many of our ninth graders with a very high rate to its participation and success. >> thank you. a report from the budget and business commission? commissioner fewer: the budget and business committee met on october 27. we heard an update on the state's budget, are there any updates about this budget? i think it was pretty much the same we have gotten. >> yes, it was pretty consistent with previous reports. staff gave an update about state revenue collection. the key question is whether the state will project there will be a large enough shortfal

first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit asian american arts community. she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this is called jasper john's wagon. >> i have an idea of how the fifth star was killed dear empire not by gunfire at close range, not in the study with the pen knife, not by the umbrella, crushed by the revolving door not jostled or hemorrhaged the narrow drain. we caught the tar and the bullet we came to the body encostic casement of skin rig motor us framed the opened mouths scream. wail for your mother wrap our sons in silken ribbons in a galaxy. the cause has been perp traited. we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a r

first up we have debbie yee. debbie yee is an attorney and poet and supporter and organizer of the nonprofit asian american arts community. she's received her undergraduate and law degrees from uc berkeley and bolt. born and raised in sacramento, california. she continues to call northern california her home. and now lives in san francisco. so, with that i'd like to introduce debbie yee as our first speaker. >> this

[applause] >> this question is for sanitary -- center yee. your critics say that you talked only about what people want to hear. if you could change any city policy oarlock that would probably never be supported by voters, what would it be? in other words, what is an unpopular position that you take that you think is just right? >> well, first off, i think that oftentimes when we're talking about policies, it is very, very easy to make those particular issues black-and-white issues. rather, in reality, and in real life, there's always going to be differences of opinion and looking at different types of variables. it >> keep in mind, the question is what policy do you support. >> for example, would you like it all the time? there times when there are differences. i think that is the point i would hate for you. i the one issue that is going to be extremely difficult for everyone in this city and county of san francisco is with the realignment up services, health care, social service, and public safety, back down to the city and not having the r

[applause] >> my name is leland yee. i want to be your mayor. i have experience and a proven record of accomplishment. 23 years, i have worked on the board of education, hoping to improve education for the board of supervisors in with in your state legislature. i have worked hard to endorse -- to improve education. teachers have endorsed by candidacy. the sierra club has endorsed my candidacy. i have worked hard to protect and expand health care, which is why nurses have endorsed me. one of the other things that is important in my candidacy, i will be 100% independent of power brokers. i, with all of the experience and discussions i have had with you, have come up with five policy booklets. it allows you to hold me accountable. over 130 propositions on how to improve sentences go. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for your brief opening statements. you will get a chance to expand on everything you want to talk about tonight. right now, we will proceed with journalists. then we will ask questions to the candidates of their c

in san ramon, linda yee, cbs 5. >>> they are just as fed up as students. faculty members from the california state university system are staging their own protest. it's their own show of force against the administration over dwindling paychecks and the increase in cost of higher education. len ramirez on the faculty's strike. >> reporter: quiet has returned to the campus. people are attending night courses but it was a busy noisy day today as students and faculty came together to protest and strike against cuts to education. >> we are taking a stand to say enough is enough! >> reporter: with fists and voices raised, hundreds of cal state university and students stood together staging a one- day strike. they blocked off roads leading to the campus of csu east bay while a similar protest was happening in southern california at dominguez hills. >> we are here because for three years we haven't received a raise. >> reporter: it's part of the faculty and students' ongoing battle with dwindling pay and spiraling fees that they say is making higher education more

linda yee with the evidence just relieved aimed at citing the driver. police say this is surveillance video of the customer before the fight in the long white t- shirt standing at the counter. the men were separated and he walked on out. that's when the other man followed him to his car and intentionally hit the firefighter when he reached a gas station. the suspect drove off. he's in critical condition be severe head injury. >> this is a horrible experience. no one would want to have to go through this. that is the nice thing. everyone bans to the during these times. >> reporter: police describe the suspect as a mixed race or a latin man, 18 to 24 years old with short black hair and a beard. he has possible front-end damage on his car. he's an iraqi war veteran for the past five years, he's been a state firefighter at the saratog fire station. >> an excellent employee. real fun to be around. of course, you can't find a better way to wax the floors than a former machine. >> reporter: he's a good friend and a devoted father to his young daughters. >> alb

[cheers and applause] >> ok, you did not get a more fierce advocate than a senator yee. when he says that, he means it. now we're going to hear from some of the participants from across the city as well as the care givers about what adult day health care means to them. the first person we're going to hear from is coming on up. >> good afternoon, everyone our honorable mayor of the city of san francisco, mayor ed lee, legislators, the other candidates that spoke a while ago, we're all very happy to hear that you are with us, the seniors of the city of san francisco. fellow seniors, what can you say to them? we're going to be very thankful to all our leaders. well, i am -- [unintelligible] i was born and raised in the philippines, and i am 86 years old. [cheers and applause] i have been attending stepping stone health care in a san francisco for two years. i was sad after my husband passed away. my sister was living with me. and i noticed the people attending adult day health care on the other side of the building. i saw people exercise and interacting together. i talked w

i'm linda yee reporting live in san francisco for cbs 5. >> linda, they are showing a harry potter moview about the football game? [ laughter ] >> reporter: oh!! they are waiting for us to be done so they can watch the football game. >> we'll take a commercial break. harbaugh bowl coming up in a couple of minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49ers and ravens are less >>> well, jim harbaugh when he was hired by the 49ers in january, everyone had today's game circled on their calendars force the show on the sidelines. turns out the matchup is one of the nfl's best on the field, as well. kim coyle is in baltimore with a look at the sibling rivalry. >> reporter: there are currently 13 sets of siblings in the nfl but they don't get as much hype as this because this has never been done before. >> two brothers going up against each other. i hope they don't start a fight. >> regardless of, you know, the end result i can't wait to see the hand shape. >> reporter: it could be a bear hug. they are exactly 15 months apart and have been best friends through all phases of their lives. jim's path to san francisco i

linda yee, thank you. they filed their first areas here and the american eagle was hit with a $900,000 fine. the first fine since they imposed them more than a year ago. they said that the airlines kept about 608 passengers on 15 different flights for more than three hours back in may. >> we have a little bit of everything that will make it for an exciting next four to five days to come. dipping down between 45 degrees out to the low 50s. kind of on partly sunny skies. they are going up about 63 to 67 degrees. we want to go ahead and get right to your temperatures tomorrow and because, you know, i believe this is the story to be told. and 68 degrees at morgan hill. you'll notice that is 68-degree readings right there. then when we venture east into the bay inland, we're talking about almost 70 degrees. santa rosa at 69 degrees. and it is pretty much, you know, average. and that is the 15th day of the month. l we have high pressure. it is a key component. diverting the storm track well north of the bay area

>> linda yee in survive. thank you. >>> occupy oakland protestors who set up camp overnight in a vacant lot in telegraph avenue were evicted this morning. they by morning officers moved in and cleared them out. most left peacefully. there were no arrests. >>> protestors didn't just rise up in survive and oakland this weekend. if you went to other events in contra costa county. words like foreclosed were tagged on branch windows and a.t.m.s defaced. this message warns anonymous could be watching. >>> uc davis police officers have been relieved of duties. the latest fallout over the pepper spraying of student protestors. >> videos of the incident last friday now have more than 2 million views online. as the protestors sat campus officers sprayed them repeatedly the the university's chancellor calls the pictures chilling and ordered an investigation. two officers were put on paid leave during an independent review. >> i know some people, many people are very disappointed and/or shocked by what they saw. but i th

still waiting for my first crab of the season, linda yee. michael jackson's doctor is going to jail. what the judge had to say to conradt morally. >> and a fell cy. how a tax could save you from a parking ticket. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. including starbucks. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew! really? [ male announcer ] kate uses her citibank debit card because kate knows there are some things you shouldn't be charged for. refill? i'm ok. [ male announcer ] so does that guy. the citibank debit card with no monthly fee. easier banking. standard at citibank. was sentenced to four yearsn >>> the doctor convicted of causing michael jackson's death was sentenced today. he'll get four years in prison. dr. conrad murray received the maximum sentence possible. he'll probably have to serve half of that because of the over crowding situ

linda yee is live with evidence just released aimed at finding the driver. linda? >> reporter: it all started with a fight in a fast food restaurant in san francisco. tonight, here at san francisco general, the firefighter's fellow firefighters, as well as the family are at his bedside, praying for his recovery. police say california state firefighter albert bartle got into a fight with another customer at a jack in the box restaurant. police say this is surveillance video of that customer before the fight. he's in the long white t-shirt standing at the counter. the men were separated and bartle walked out. investigators say that's when the other man followed bartle in his car and intentionally hit the firefighter when he reached a gas station at 9th and gary. the suspect drove off. bartle is in critical condition, with severe head injuries. >> this is a horrible experience that no fireman, police officer, nobody would ever want to have to go through this. every bands together during these times and, you know, we're one brotherhood. >> reporter: police describe the

[laughter] commissioner yee: i would really like to say, several of us were there yesterday morning, and the mission high school community was treated really treated by a former michigan high school student. there was some article -- the panel that he had with them, his wife and the peter -- and peter. one other, i should know his name. the message they sent to the students was pretty consistent to them that in order for them to the to get to any level, you need to focus now and be the best person to do the best you can. i am just an ordinary person that focused on what my passion was. >> i want to thank them and his wife cindy, they were phenomenal. he was there from 8:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon. the principal was beside himself. the left to the classrooms and said hello to the students. he had a panel discussion with a very informal conversation to the kids, and they could pretty much as can anything. he did a 10 minute or 20 minute stint with the kids practicing on stage and performed with the kids. he mentioned being 16 years old and performing with carlos sant

linda yee in oakland to explain. linda. >> reporter: well, anne, it was an anonymous whistle blower who contacted cal tran saying that one of their safety technicians affected some of his test results that same technician did some of the work on the span of the bay bridge. now, tonight, caltrans announced that safety worker has been fired. caltrans technician with dwayne wilds was responsible for critical safety tests on the foundations for the new bay bridge span. but a sacramento bee report questions the integrity of his safety errors after learning wiles had a habit of falsifying caltrans reports. caltrans insists everything is safe. >> interview: we checked everything he worked on back to 2 by 4. because there was an allegation there was falsification on the bay bridge, we went down and checked all the testing and we have related this to three structures not related to the bay bridge. >> reporter: thee safety reports, including a foundation for a sign on interstate 580, but they insist none of the safety tests he

linda yee is at the plaza with new details about a suspect in that shooting. linda. >> dana, police investigators are saying they believe the shooter who killed that man did live here among the occupy protesters here on the plaza. that is a fact that is giving them more ammunition to shut down this camp. oakland officers walked through the tent city to hand out warning notices. camping is illegal. leave now peacefully, they urged, or face arrest. >> it's about the camp and then it's what their expectations are going forward. >> just their presence angered some of the protesters. >> it's an excuse for them to attack us later. >> one woman told us they have rules. a small group marched on broadway in defiant, no one was picking up stakes. >> what this is, the police are just acting on behalf of the chamber of corporate crime. >> the city is planning on clearing out the plaza next week. in an e-mail to the mayor, the president of oakland firefighters union called the occupy campers 99% homeless and crazy people. and, he blasted the mayor saying she needs to allow

lynn came yee has more. >> reporter: after a three-year investigation, that cal trans worker has been fired. but what he did raises scary questions about just how thorough the safety tests were done on the foundation of the new span. duane wiles was responsible for critical safety tests, including foundation piling for the new bay bridge span. but an anonymous whistle blower said he was falsifying reports, raising questions about the safety tests he did on the bridge. >> we went back and double checked everything he worked on back to 2004, because there was an in send wages there was false fix on the bay bridge. >> reporter: wiles failed to verify that the testing gauge he used was even operating properly before testing the bay bridge tower foundations. >> the daily testing that was supposed to be done was a functionality test and they were not done. if the piece of equipment was not functioning, it would have been evident when the information came back and was turned over to the engineer. >> reporter: after a three-year investigation, cal trans has fired wiles, but engineers are conf

that's the key to victory for leland yee. what happens in that situation is the computer then shifts to what is called an instant run off and instead of having a second election it calculates everybody's second and third place choices starting from the bottom of the pile moving up until somebody near the top gets 50% plus 1. >> so in the way area we start started in oakland. >> yeah. >> don prrada seemed to be the frontrunner,. >> interview: he got 35% of the first votes however he is not the mayor of oakland. so what do you think will happen in the san francisco area. >> interview: we're just guessing at this point, and i don't want the discourage anybody who is doing a vote, but probably a different result than what happened in oakland and for this reason, perata is very much a beloved figure but he madden meese as well. so the way to win a ranked choice election as we found out after the fact is to be everybody's first and/or second choice, not everybody's first, second, someth or 5th place choice. ed lee is a slightly mor

vice president yee: present. president mendoza: please join us for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flight of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, indivisible, are here with liberty and justice for all. i move for the approval of an ordinance for the regular meetings of april 12, april 26, may 10, may 24, october 2015. >> secondary it. president mendoza: roll-call vote please. >> now for the board of education superintendent's report. welcome back, dr. garcia. >> thank you. i just got back from china, so a little bit of jet lag her it how to start off by mentioning that this month is a busy month for everybody. i wanted to thank 3 -- i wanted to thank everyone who worked in the enrollment there. our school communities are really active. i want to especially thank the staff at the educational placement center for coordinating this great event. we have over 10,000 attendees for dissipates. that is a lot of people. as usual, this fair kicks off the enrollment process of. we have modified some of the things

leland yee is first on the order of business.been supportive of the library, not only in sacramento, but at this time in the city. [applause]

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to clarify for the commissioner antonini, once architect morris is no longer under contract with the yee family, his work cannot be used as the basis for approval because he will not be the architect of record. just because you paid for the initial service of the sketch does not entail a legal obligation for us because he is not the architect of record anymore. i would going to say that the number of people which was attended to assist the applicant in this case and them all having disappeared as unnecessarily added to my level of confidence that we have really anything which we can resolve. i think the fact that we have spent considerable amount of time continuing the project and expressing support for everybody to work with each other and have incredible professionals who have done work and is one of the commissioner and have projects approved tells mes that that there is something amiss here. i am in strong support of the motion as it stands. commissioner miguel: i would be in support of the motion also. i appreciate mr. carey's orig original and present involvement in this. i was ver

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the next page the next tier, david chu 9%, yee with 8 and adachi with 7. add up the numbers, 85% of the vote. so it is going to be the second pick from somebody in this list that going to play a role in the election of the mayor. take a look at ed lee's campaign last night. granted 30% over 19% is a nice looking lead. but it doesn't mean he is going to win. until he sounded like he believes he had won last night, not the case says supervisor john avalos. >> i'm feeling great, elated so proud of the work we have done together with this grassroots campaign with less money than anyone else and we are in second place, amazing. >> reporter: also showed you video there of the absentee and provisional ballots in the basement of city hall still to be counted today. today begins8Ñú the computer program for the much maligned although some like the rank choice voting that is going to begin today. we may have a winner by today. more likely tomorrow or possibly later in the week. if things get really tight, according to the director of elections down here, we may not k

as for a front-runner erick ed lee and leland yee's names are mentioned, but say it could make for annteresting result. >> most of the people i have talked with on the streets kind of said, you know, i would like to vote for you for first, but i don't know what do with the second and third choice? >> you cannot neglect any voter. you have to treat every single voters a potential voter for you. >> well, the 16 candidates running, we obviously couldn't cover every campaign event taking place today, but the candidates will at it tomorrow leading into tuesday. in san francisco ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an investigation is just getting underway tonight after five people were killed and five others injured in a fire at a montrey county home for the disabled. home is in the city of marina, north of monterey and police say five residents died in the fire and two others were taken to the hospital. three officers, who responded, suffering smoke inhalation while trying to rescue those inside. the officers were treated and released. the cause of the fire is under investigation. poli