sky 7 hd is over the scene near 3rd and gillman. and you can see a crowd gathering out where an officer shot a suspect. i'm looking at twitter right now, and apparently, it's on gillman east of third. we don't know all the facts at this point. we see a lot of emergency response crews are there right now. we'll give you any updates here and on twitter. >> in just a few pin its, san francisco's police commission will debate and then decide the policy of body-worn cameras. the policy is not when to turn on the cameras, but when officers can review the footage themselves. carolyn tyler is live from city hall with the story. >> reporter: the city has $3 million to spend on those body cameras. but before that technology is put into place, they need to adopt a policy that would cover incidents like the shooting you were just talking ab. >>> it's a game changer for san francisco. tonight's debate is whether principle involved should be allowed to review the footage before the report. >> what the officer experiences and feels and believes wh

this happened at third and gillman street in the bay view yesterday.d in san francisco bay view district tonight. it was organized which black lives matter in response to yesterday's fatal officer involved shooting. they march to the ship wreck church where community meeting was held to discuss the shotting. we spoke exclusively to the man's mother today. the the the the. >> just needed some help. he just needed some help. >>reporter: mario wood's mother gwen grieved as she made arrangements for her son's funeral. she said he suffered from mental health issues. but he was starting to overcome them. >> fought past them. he was supposed to start ups today tell. had gotten his union form. >>reporter: shove zeros shot and killed the 26-year-old in a bar ran of gunfire yesterday afternoon at third street and gillman. police were looking for woods after he reportedly stabbed someone. they fond him walking please say still carrying the knife. cell phone video which investigators are reviewing recorded his final moments before the shooting officers yelled drop

westbound 80 at gillman. i want to show you the golden gate bridge and show you what you are going to be in for as you come across the golden gate from marin county into the city. you can see more and more folks starting to make that road ride along those slick roads r. keep that in mind. you want to take it slow as you head out the door today. all right, we're going to go over to oakland and this is 8 o 80 going past the coliseum this morning. that is also a very nice ride. no major trouble spots. but still even though the rain is not coming down hard, we may get some strong reshapers at some point in the morning. so always a good idea to be careful. 5:18 is the time. what we can expect weatherwise throughout the day and the week. >> looks pretty wet. not only this morning. not for everybody. this kind of a pattern. rushing river, marin county and santa cruise mountain. that steady rain can get the old rain gauge to click along. two reports of mill valley. two and a quarter to two and three quarters. there a

. >> officers shot and killed the 26-year-old in gunfire yesterday afternoon, at third street and gillman. police were looking for woods after he reportedly stabbed someone. they found him walking, police say still, carrying the knife. a cell phone video investigators are reviewing recorded final moments. before the shooting, officers yelled "drop the knife" several times. they say he ignored commands and they fired bean bag guns. >> he doubled over one time. they strike him with a bean bag. they're very powerful. he would not drop the knife. >> the video shows woods walking as one officer moves to block his way. >> he moves towards the officer. the officer fires and others fire. >> suhr says his officers tried everything before deadly force, others disagree. >> you can see the young man wasn't lunging the knife at anyone. he was walking away. the officer got in his path. they opened fire. >> they actually killed my child. >> among them, woods says police could have easily overpowered him. >> there was a better way of handling than to put 25 bullets in my baby. >> vic lee, abc7 news. >>>

. >> officers shot and killed the 26-year-old in gunfire yesterday afternoon, at third street and gillman. police were looking for woods after he reportedly stabbed someone. they found him walking, police say still, carrying the knife. a cell phone video investigators are reviewing recorded final moments. before the shooting, officers yelled "drop the knife" several times. they say he ignored commands and they fired bean bag guns. >> he doubled over one time. they strike him with a bean bag. they're very powerful. he would not drop the knife. >> the video shows woods walking as one officer moves to block his way. >> he moves towards the officer. the officer fires and others fire. >> suhr says his officers tried everything before deadly force, others disagree. >> you can see the young man wasn't lunging the knife at anyone. he was walking away. the officer got in his path. they opened fire. >> they actually killed my child. >> among them, woods says police could have easily overpowered him. >> there was a better way of handling than to put 25 bullets in my baby. >> vic lee, abc7 news. >>>

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joining me to talk about the texas senator is todd gillman, the washington burr ree chief for the dallasning to win. thank you for sitting down with me onset. talking about the iowa polls and how ted cruz is doing well among evangelicals and has been for a little while, how does he hang on to that and take it past iowa? >> he has no problem hanging on to evangelicals. that's his lane. santorum and huckabee are old news. they are not making a lot of traction. trump has trying. carrson is a brilliant neurosurgeon but not a lot of knowledge about foreign policy. i don't think cruz has a problem hanging on. building off o of that is more of a challenge but it could be that the anti-trump sentiment in the republican party is so intense that they would even hold their nose and swallow a vote for cruz. i'm not convinced yet that's going to happen. i think a lot of people think that trump is going to collapse all by himself. maybe they can find a different alternative to ted cruz. >> a lot of people from iowa, what about personal? i was talking to amanda carpenter, who used to work for him. you

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