leeland yi takes us to a whole different level. the conversation all year has been about one corruption issue or another whether it was ron calderon caught allegedly taking bribes from fbi agents or roger clyde who was suspected of living outside his district. but bringing in assault weapons from the philippines from a guy pushing for strict gun control makes the charges to a whole different level here. >> marie, let's connect the dot as little bit for the folks at home. it all started with raymond shrimp boy chou. he introduced undercover fbi agents to keith jackson, who is a political consultant and who used to be head of the school board here in san francisco, who's also a close friend of leeland yi. and then keith jackson, you take the story from there. >> so yeah, keith jackson came into the picture it seems like with leeland around 2011 when the senator was running for mayor here in san francisco. and kind of came out as a fundraiser consultant. not quite clear exactly how they kind of hooked up. but essentially, jackson star

many of yi's colleagues are urged him to resign but at least one reporting stopped by yi's house to express his report. >> he's done a lot of good thinged and people don't remember that. okay? pride and fame. politics ruin lots of people. >> reporter: and next week steinberg said he win would introduce policy to suspend without pavement yi is duh back in court on monday. live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monte. let's turn things over to chase cain. we have more. raymond chow also known as shrimp boat was back in court today. >> reporter: what happened inside. sorting out attorneys and dates but one thing that stood out to me and several others in the courtroom is how he behaved. he was almost jovial when he was a judge and to one who has gotten to know chow over the past few months, he was not surprised. a courtroom sketch of raymond shrimp boy chow shows a rather serious face but to be inside the courthouse with him you could feel the kind of personality he shows on his facebook page and just how engaging this former gangster can be. >> raymond is one o

. >> being crk yun yi zhang, has been shot in her home. her husband feng mi has not been be seen since. >> i heard one bang, just one. >> mi may be driving the family's 2013 silver toyota rav 4. the car has paper dealer plates from dublin. >>> stabbing in dolores park, san francisco. happened around 7:30 tonight, the man is expected to survive. >>> tomorrow will mark two years since morgan hill teenager went missing. lisa stark has the story. lisa. >> ama, volunteers you are definitely needed. credit sierra's parents come here every saturday to search for her. today we had one of the largest tushouts yet. >> that branch location for us today. >> this is where you'll find eldy beings krezel lfertion and after nearly two years it really doesn't matter. >> more time that passed and more people doubt that we'll find her. that hasn't stopped it. i think the facts that we're still here will inspire others. >> roughly 25 people show up to search for sierra weekly. and every time be anton torrez makes an appearance, he is the person who is being c

art yi -- artichoke, and lettuce. >> it's been hard to makeup for the freeze, farmers had to give up winter crops >> dennis buys some goods from this farm. today, the rolling green hills got a spritz rather than a soaking but cooper says he'll take the moisture anyway it falls >> any bits of rain helps fill creeks and streams and ponds that different farmers and ranchers have on the land. >> every drop of water makes a difference, including at slope garden center. here, they catch down spout runoff in buckets. >> just being conservative with our watering. we are being very careful. not wasting water. trying to keep the plants alive. >> when you wake up to the forecast and hear rain is coming through how does that make you feel? >> excited i'm disappointed if it doesn't materialize but very, very happy when it comes and does good for everybody. >> with more rain expected later this week, elan whitney is happy. >> if we had rain all winter i'd be tired of it. but it's great. it's fabulous. >> in novato, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> go to our web site and you can down load it. >> recov

ex supervisor de san francisco ,que pasó 5 años en la cÁrcel asegura que su cliente ayudo a lilian yitiÓ un comunciado dónde dicen incitamos la mejore manera de recuperar la confianzs es que renuncien . >> boxer expreso que si las acusaciones son ciertas es indignante que siga en el cargo . >> enseguida en univisión noticias 14 información alentadora para una niña hispana que le pidió al papa que intercediera por su padre . >> aumenta la presión para que los incodumentados reciba seguro médico . >> hoy a las 11 con 10 minutos el termÓmetro marca 47° (información en pantalla) . >> 47° en vallejo y 56 en san rafael, ya volvemos con más, no le cambié . >> marian . >> ♪ . >> la bahía fronteriza que separa a españa y marruecos fue masivo para inmigrantes . >> personas permanecieron horas aferrados al sueño de pasar a españa , solo pocos consiguieron el sueño . >> ♪ . >> recuerde que faltan 3 días para el plazo de la ley de salud obama care . >> pero como nos dice maría antonieta, no da ninguna esperanza no es así ? . >> así es , miles de indocumentados quiere que se apruebe una ley para te

. >>> in other news, federal investigators accused yi of spear see of illegal gun running. he has been suspended from the senate with pay. >>> we are closing in on the deadline to sign up for obama care. so far, more than a third of the uninsured californians have signed up. we look at the last minute push to get others enrolled before tomorrow night. >> reporter: he is a part-time sound technician at glide memorial church. >> i sometimes worry being out in the field if i am going to hurt my knee. and i play ice hockey and i worry about getting hurt and being stuck with a 10 or $15,000 bill because i tore my knee. >> reporter: it is a different story for her. >> they don't identify me as a person right now and i've been doing it for two months. >> maria is stressed out knowing there is a deadline. >> there is no extension. they have to make a serious effort in getting their applications started so that they can be timestamped and get an additional two weeks for the application. if you miss the deadline you could pay a fine. >> $95 or 1% of your income which ever is greater.

fallout temperatures after the fbi sting that led to corruption charges against state senator lee manned yi some with alleged ties to organized crime. the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

this rab yi is the youngest member of his congregation. >> the referendum is a fake the the results are already known. >> a swat sticka was painted on the synagogue's front door. the words read, "death to jews." >> i don't feel safe here. >> tatar homes were marked with an, "x", filling the population with dread. >> seven years ago, as seen in the film, soviets marked tat tars home. ibrahim was born in exile and insists he won't be pushed out. >> the soviet union want to destroy my people, and now they want to destroy us as well. god willing we'll be masters of land. >> that hope feels the largest tatar rally. they decided to boycott the referendum that will decide crimea's future. >> if we come and vote it will be de facto recognising it is legal. >> the rabbi is not waiting for the results. he feels the vote has been decided. he and his wife concluded it's not safe in crimea and are taking their two young daughters and leaving. >> i'm leaving everything i have here, everything - people, property, car, belongings. >> whilst the imam may stand steadfast, for his family he admits his fea

ban le yi jiao. vincent ( whispering ): trip. you did not trip him. you did not call him names.. the guitar lessons are my way of apologizing to your family. uh, this is very kind. but first, i must speak to vincent father. he'll say it's o.k. vincent... ( speaking mandarin ) i'd like to give the lessons to vincent's friend, alex, too. yes! alex? vincent likes this boy. he will take the lessons, too? i will call vincent father. rebecca: i'd like to have the lessons here if it's o.k. with you and mr. wang. yes, here is fine. i'll bring alex here and take him home after each lesson. how much will the lessons cost? oh, nothing, free of charge. vincent... ( speaking mandarin ) my mother says we must pay. oh, no, really, i don't want you to pay. uh, vincent... ( speaking mandarin ) o.k.? she said, "wait a minute." she'll be right back. ( phone ringing ) hello. mrs. wang: hello, shi wo, mei-lin. hi, mei-lin. ( mrs. wang speaking mandarin ) o.k. ( mrs. wang continues ) mm-hmm. ( mrs. wang continues ) is that o.k.? o.k., o.k., for vincent, fine. mrs. wang: yes, bye. o.k. bye-bye. please

an investigation that focused on chow but led agents to senator yi. the fbi says he accepted illegal campaign donations from undercover agents. one agent reassured the senator he would pay senator yee for legislative promises. most shockingly, it details yee's involvement in illegal arms dealing. according to the affidavit, he discussed providing high caliber weapons. an agent said he wanted any type of shoulder fired weapons or missiles. senator yee asked the agent if he wanted automatic weapons, even telling agents he had weapons contacts around the world. he said, because i'm getting a little more into this. it's not just russia, the muslim countries have sources, too. his neighbors are stunned. >> very shocking. i didn't expect politicians to act this way. >> there's way too much money in politics. we need to get people away from the money and focus more on helping people. >> reporter: yee's attorney says they are expected back in court monday. if convicted, he could face a sentence of more than 100 years. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> more det

this is the second largest city,yi city,y yanukovych ran for support. >> here it is tense, as a way ofhowing solidarity and their own desire to perhaps gain independence and joan russia, they had it kind of unofficial and actually illegal referendum on the square today. it seemed like about 10,000 people came and they were chanting russia, putin save us, you know slacking off s and so then they had this big vote, which frankly is meaningless, has for consequences, but is just to show a strength, and then just outside, about 30 meters from where i'm sitting now, they are currently trying to storm the government building. and it's very hard to tell what proportion of the population here support what they're doing, but certainly this minority is incredibly vocal. >> so this is a city where neighbor is fighting neighbor on this particular issue? >> that's right. i mean, on the streets there are constant arguments breaking out between people, some of whom know each other, but simply they're miles apart. some of these people are desperate to become part of russia, even going back to the sovi

friends describe yi as kind, lively, a good listener and devoted to her 5-year-old daughter who still her back in china. patrick francis gomez's family pray for him at their church in malaysia. he is the in flight supervisor for the missing plane, a job his daughter says he took very seriously. she also described him as a quiet person but with a sense of humor. 76-year-old luru shank was one of the oldest passengers on the flight. he was in malaysia to attend an art exhibition with his wife. lu is an accomplished calligrapher. he wrote after having escaped death several times i enjoy and treasure life even more. 239 treasured lives remembered by loved ones as they continue to wait. the question tonight is where are they? what happened to them. coming up an emergency evacuation of passengers on a plane at philadelphia international airport. we have details on that ahead. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's

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fallout temperatures after the fbi sting that led to corruption charges against state senator lee manned yi and others, some with alleged ties to organized crime. the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

. >> reporter: 30-year-old huang yi was also on the way home to her five-year-old daughter. she works for a semiconductor company based in austin, texas, and was on board with 19 of her colleagues. rodney and mary boroughs from australia were looking forward to becoming first time grandparents after they returned home. they were beginning a trip with their good friends catherine and robert. they were known as doting grandparents. a friend described them as passionate travellers. this group of artists from china were in malaysia to display their work. most were on the flight back to beijing. among them, the oldest passenger on board, 76-year-old lu rushang. a calligrapher traveling with his wife. the loved ones of these passengers have waited with prayers and with hope. strangers, mostly children, have left pictures at the airplane in malaysia. this one reads "we miss you, we love you." this one simply says "please come back." >>> so difficult. so tough. awful stories. that does it for this hour of cnn newsroom. i'm rosemary church. >> for our viewers here in the united state

. >> yi. after a spring like day today, tomorrow we get weather we've expected and hoped for. calm conditions at the moment. here is the active weather coming our way a wave of rain with this frontal system. rush hour beginning on a dry note. we'd see later in the day lots of rain coming east bay, south bay. and there is more to follow. >> san jose computer went through a scary ordeal on cal train she fell asleep and missed her stop she woke up and was alone. and the train was empty. it's a story you'll see on abc7 news. what a story it is. >> well jessica got on a plane. she was supposed to arrive about an hour later. instead she found herself trapped inside of a train yard >> it was scary. and i was scared. >> jessica was having dinner with friends and took bart to the train station and was headed home. . >> i had been working and eaten a big dinner, i was tired it was late. and i just fell asleep. >> i got off the train, there was nowhere. i was in a train yard >> she was inside of a gated maintenance yard in san jose, fenced in. the lights inside were still on and doors we

fallout temperatures after the fbi sting that led to corruption charges against state senator lee manned yi and others, some with alleged ties to organized crime. the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

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. >> yi. after a spring like day today, tomorrow we get weather we've expected and hoped for. calm conditions at the moment. here is the active weather coming our way a wave of rain with this frontal system. rush hour beginning on a dry note. we'd see later in the day lots of rain coming east bay, south bay. and there is more to follow. >> san jose computer went through a scary ordeal on cal train she fell asleep and missed her stop she woke up and was alone. and the train was empty. it's a story you'll see on abc7 news. what a story it is. >> well jessica got on a plane. she was supposed to arrive about an hour later. instead she found herself trapped inside of a train yard >> it was scary. and i was scared. >> jessica was having dinner with friends and took bart to the train station and was headed home. . >> i had been working and eaten a big dinner, i was tired it was late. and i just fell asleep. >> i got off the train, there was nowhere. i was in a train yard >> she was inside of a gated maintenance yard in san jose, fenced in. the lights inside were still on and doors we

fallout temperatures after the fbi sting that led to corruption charges against state senator lee manned yi and others, some with alleged ties to organized crime. the first female chancellor of ucsf prepares to take the helm of the bill and mel linda gates foundation. plus a new dance performance shows a radical transformation of san francisco's bay viewpoint. >> what should happen is the residents of bay view hunter's point have a voice in how their neighborhood is being developed.

lois lerner now saying had yis client will testify but only behind closed doors. the offer coming in a newly released e-mail monday. the oversight committee released that learner was in charge of the irs unit that delayed tax exempt applications for tea party groups in 2010. she previously avoided testifying pleading the 5th. she is expected to testify tomorrow. >>> about 400 college students are rested after chaining and tieing themselves to fences at the white house. they were protesting the proposed keystone pipeline project a 1700 mile crude oil pipeline from canada to the gulf coast. the project would be bad for the environment. in january the u.s. state department released a report saying it would have little environmental impact. >> it is moving on a busy highway between houston and dallas, texas after a highway was turned into a ice skating rink. causing gridlock on the 30 mile stretch of the highway for about 16 hours. >> people stuck in their cars for 14 hours. we had people sleep in the parking lot in their cars because there was no place to go. there w

. >> yi, she is. they have been working all day to get out the vote for her. don't be fooled by this lull that is happening behind me, the action has been going on all day. where they say every inch pushed, every phone call made, matters because they are frying to get out the vote not just for today's primary, which wendy davis will win, but also looking ahead into november that's when davis will face off with her assumed republican opponent, the heavily favors greg abbott. texas democrats say this election season is still early, and they hope to carry p the momentum forward. >> hi, this is the dallas county county. >> the phones are ringing off the hook. and the pizza is flying out of the box. the headquarters of the dallas county democratic party is in full on election mode. >> pretty buzzed up right now. >> early voting numbers are promised. here in dallas and in other counties turn out among democrats is on track to surpass nose of the 2012 presidential primary. election watchers chalk it up to excitement, over wendy davis, the democratic state senator who

statener yi was concerned about the impact on enroll numbers for asian americans. >>> an important milestone for california, one million californiaians have signed up for health insurance. as julie reports, just because they are signed up doesn't mean they can see a doctor yet. >> from too few doctors to missing insurance cards, we have been reporting and heard from hundreds of bay area enrollees that can't use the new insurance. well now it seems small businesses are running into the same problem. >> i just would like to go to the doctor when i need to. >> but when bree that asked not to show her face on camera went to see a doctor. there is no record of the coverage and all of the coworkers in the same boat. >> we paid each month and none of my employees have cards. we can't go get healthcare. >> three months since paul enrolled his employees in insurance. and like many of the complaints we have heard from individuals who purchased insurance on the exchange, small business owners are finding their checks have been cashed but employees don't have access to insurance. >> if i call the number

it's a collaboration between district 7 supervisor yi, san francisco police chief greg sur and school superintendent richard coranza. two more schools will kick off student crossing guard programs in the coming weeks. >>> and now to the developing story in ukraine. the crisis now on the brink of becoming a full-blown war with ukraine mobilizing troops and calling in military reserves as russian troops surround military bases in crimea. ukraine's interim prime minister is calling this move a declaration of war. yesterday russian president vladimir putin approved sending troops into ukraine and the troops took over crimea without firing a shot. russian president vladimir putin called the situation in ukraine, quote, extraordinary with russian lives under threat. meanwhile ukraine's acting president says he's ordered the country's armed forces on alert. the majority of people in crimea are russian speaking and welcome the russian troops because many of them are hoping to cut ties with ukraine. the u.n.'s secretary general, however, urged the kremlin to speak directly with those in charge

. >> california state senator leyland yi, a san francisco democrat, was arrested on charges he and anotherividual solicited campaign contributions from undercover fbi agents beyond legal limits and with promises to connecticut one of the agents to an arms dealer. he hasn't entered a plea yet. the same day patrick cannon was arrested and resigned after federal authorities charged him with accepting more than $48,000 in cash and other gifts from undercover fbi agents posing as real estate honchos. he hasn't ebterred a plea yet. also, rhode island's democratic speaker of the house, gordon fox, resigned his position amid raids on his home and office by state and federal law enforcement agents. no charges have thus been filed in the case. >> you suddenly get this picture of, gosh, it's not the case that big money on the republican side is to be suspect. it's that there is a lot of self-dealing going on among the democrats. >> eight years after democrats cited the legal troubles of a cluster of gop congressmen to lament the culture of corruption, will the tables be turned in this midterm cycle?

smith, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the yies prevailed by -- ayes prevailed by a voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in house report 113-373 offered by mr. smith of texas. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 230. the nays are 184. the amendment is agreed to. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in house report 113-383 -- 373 offered by the gentlewoman from california, mrs. capps, on which furth

california senate 28-1 to suspend yi who had been known as a strong advocate for gun control.i come not bearing gifts as lovely as these. we are talking about p a state senator. but when you have a state senator who is doing a gun ru g running ring these are the things that have huge effects right on the party as a national entity. >> even for a politician these are amazing incredible. so i, i think that they had a horrible week and these aren't happening in a vacuum. it is happening at a time when increasing numbers of voters are giving the republican party another shot because they are seeing the president have the worst year of thhis administratn ever. >> so, here is what i'm going to disagree with you. i don't think this is -- my concern isn't that this causes people to go, i'm going to vote for the republicans who clearly ha are clean and scandal free. but rather that it makes people go man, i can't believe in anybody. this young kid gets elected in charlotte to be the mayor and this young man who is a gun control advocate. it turns people away all together. >> it chips a

kriep yies is -- jon: we watch russian troops invading the crimean expense la.the obama administration's response to the crisis. another editorial asking whether hawks and the obama administration actually agree on ukraine. joining us now for a discussion of the coverage, jim pinkerton, contributing writer for the americany go zone and alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show, also a fox news contributor. let's get it underway, gentlemen. here is what that "the washington post" editorial says in its opening paragraph. for five years, president obama has led a foreign policy based more on how he thinks the world should operate than on reality. it was a world in which the tide of water is receding, quoting a president there, and the united states could, without much risk, radically reduce the size of its armed forces. other leaders in the vision would behave rationally and in the interest of their people and the world. invasions, brute force, great power, gains and shifting alliances. these were things of the past. so jim, the media are coming to a different poin

as far as targeting they are pret yi good. look look at the obama campaign.l add hasn't changed that much. 48% of people sit in front of their tv looking at their smartphone. they are looking at something else while the tv is there. they are willing to take more risks on the internet. you get it on the internet and you feel you can let your hair down a bit. on tv they don't do as much of that. >> when we pitch a candidate. we say jesus people can do a thousand other things instead of watch your add and they will. the interesting ones, we are sitting in new york right now. bill deblasio, the add with his son got traction over the air waves and helped make him mayor. so yeah, they still work. what should we know nor the week ahead? our answers right after this. ea. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to youroctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nit

. >> 59 people have been killed in southernee guinea by ebowl yi. there is no cure. >> for weeks an out break of fever has gripped guinea. that square is confirmed to be caused bit the containablous ebowli virus. >> translation: the investigation team is going from village to veiling to figure -- village to figure out the source of this. >> ebola can cues diarrhoea, vomiting and bleeding, internal and external. it kills up to 96% of its victims. >> listening to the news and seeing the effects of what is happening in the forest, it's true a fever is trying the people. >> ebola outbreaks usually happen near tropical rain forests, spreading through contacts with organs, blood and bodily fluids. the disease has never been recorded in guinea. >> i'm scared, because it effects me. i appeal for the government to come to the aid of the people. >> ebola has no known cure or vaccine. it's overwhelmed services. the charity doctors without borders says it's reinforcing its presence to assist the government. >> the outbreak is contained by following up the case,

. >> the connecticut state judiciary committee meets friday to give test moan yi. >> firefighters battled a grassfire. a criminal investigation has been launched because it appears they may have been set on purpose. the city is under a red flag warning. warm, dry, windy conditions make it easy for fires to spread. there's no rain in sight for the region. >> unfortunately the red flag warning has been dropped. conditions are improving for today. here is what we are looking at and the set up yesterday. we had the cold front coming in. ahead of that, all the dry air funnelled in from the south. two things - it drops the humidity and gusty winds, so things are drying out and wind to fuel the fire. now we are getting in on the backside of that. in the meantime places like oklahoma city, temperatures in the 70s, winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. winds are abating and will do so over the course of the day. a little on the gusty side. you can see where the front is. winds to the north-west and illinois. out of the south where the front has not gone through. temperatures dropping into the norm

. >>> and he once authored gun control laws and now california state senator leeland yi is under arrests own family. reid used almost $17,000 in campaign funds to buy holiday gifts from his granddaughter's jewelry business. brian? >> aren't lawmakers supposed to protect us? some of our bureaucrats are big, bad bullies. >> bully. they're in playgrounds. but worst of all, they're in government. government bullies are the biggest danger 'cause government gets to use force. it's not just the police and the military. 10 million government bureaucrats get to use force, too. government may use drones to kill people. but if a business wants to deliver products, the government says no. >> joining us is john stossel. he's also the host of "stossel" on the "fox business" network. what do bullies have to do with drones? >> you saw the beer going out to ice fishermen in minnesota. this was a business that somebody came up with. it's dangerous to -- >> nobody wants to walk there. >> right. and so they're making a little money delivering with this drone, but the faa says commercial use, that's illegal

the one to watch would be something like a trinet here not a small company like applied yi genetics andop of at least 13% to 15%. why? because that's the historical average. recently we've had really good openings around 22% has been the average. but these things if a trinet or a square one financial can't close today up 13% to 15% and the historical range, then there's going to be all sorts of talk. there will be more problems pricing down the road. remember, the most important thing here is the health of the stock market or the second most important thing is how recent ipos have been pricing and when you get a king falters, they say, uh-oh, is this an issue with king or is it an issue with the ipo market. if you get a few of these now today that falter, now it's going to be an issue with the ipo market, not an issue with king. that's why everybody is watching this very carefully. the early indications are very good news. let me go on and put up the bank stocks today and you hit on citigroup and generally good news for the rest of the morgans. bank of america, wells fargo, all of them