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i'm here to speak on behalf of paul yip. the move by him is sudden for us in the chinese community and also looks like out there in the bayview. as you make your decision, chief, going forward, we like to ask you to also include us and the chinese community as well. there's always 30% of the asian population here in san francisco and their demand is not met. it's a force for us. we will come and knock on your door to make sure that we are served. i grew up here in san francisco. 64 years ago. i grew up in chinese hospital. i seen it all. i seen chief come and go. make sure you include us. there might be some people that give you insight to that. i'm a new member in the chinese association this coming here. we would like to invite the chief to our monthly meeting. what happened at the last saturday of january, at that time, it will be a great time to maybe talk about some of your issues and some of your visions for us and also to serve us well here. i'll go back to what the first speaker said, wendy wong. she raised an import

. >> and one reason the prosecutor couldn't prove murder had to do with slop yip police work, the defenset had been like keystone cops on the palisades that fatal night. >> you never photographed the body before you moved it, did you? >> no, sir. >> why didn't they take photographs? they destroyed the crime scene area. >> they didn't even bother to question potential eyewitnesses, he said. instead, they cleared visitors from the lookout. >> there might have been someone who saw something or heard something. >> there might have been. there's a possibility that might have happened. >> and if police were so suspicious of his client two nights later, the defense said, why didn't they videotape their interview with him? that way jurors could have judged stephen scharf's supposedly odd demeanor for themselves. >> why didn't you? >> it's not an interrogation. he wasn't in custody. i don't know. >> the defense attorney also argued that police misinterpreted what his client said in his home just hours later. >> my client never said this wasn't an accident. >> and as for that hammer police thought

. >> and one reason the prosecutor couldn't prove murder had to do with slop yip police work, the defenseesting it had been like keystone cops on the palisades that fatal night. >> you never photographed the body before you moved it, did you? >> no, sir. >> why didn't they take photographs? they destroyed the crime scene area. >> they didn't even bother to question potential eyewitnesses, he said. instead, they cleared visitors from the lookout. >> there might have been someone who saw something or heard something. >> there might have been. there's a possibility that might have happened. >> and if police were so suspicious of his client two nights later, the defense said, why didn't they videotape their interview with him? that way jurors could have judged stephen scharf's supposedly odd demeanor for themselves. >> why didn't you? >> it's not an interrogation. he wasn't in custody. i don't know. >> the defense attorney also argued that police misinterpreted what his client said in his home just hours later. >> my client never said this wasn't an accident. >> and as for that hammer police

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. >>> now let's get to sue herera for our news yip up dupdate >> thank you so much maria butina agreeingd guilty to a conspiracy charge as part of a deal with federal prosecutors. sentencing guide lines recommend up to six months in prison for the admitted russian spy prosecutors say it is very likely she will be deported after her sentence is completed. >>> chuck schumer urging president trump to prosecute cow hue technolowaco -- huawei ceo with violating sanctions. >> the recent arrest of the cf off of huawei, a tech giant in china with close ties to its government and military is a reminder of the predator behavior of chinese companies. >> yes, that is a special yule log. kentucky chicken is partnering to create a fire log that smells like, you guessed it, colonel sanders ring which i c er ers o. it is available on the kfc website. it is almost all sold out apparently limited time that is the news update, back to you. >> i draw the line before the chicken smelling firewood. >> me too. >>> swrir begvirgin galactic re milestone today. morgan >> it was a big day for the space industry ov

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