KQED KQED Newsroom April 7, 2014
Good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom. Im thuy vu. A federal grand jury has indicted state senator leland yee and 28 other defendants on a wide range of charges, including money laundering, firearms trafficking and public corruption. If convicted, yee could face 125 years in prison and more than 1 million in fines. Other suspects, including reputed gang leader Raymond Shrimp Boy Chow and former San Francisco School Board President Keith Jackson were charged with murderforhire, Drug Trafficking and other crimes. Meanwhile, concerns are being raised among Asian Americans about Public Percept...