shawn walton, bayview native, resident of bayview and also of young community developers. i came to talk a little bit about consent item, agenda item d and i just wanted to talk about the partnership of young community developers and the community benefit agreements and some of the placement that we have been able to be successful in. on the shipyard due to the community agreement dollars received. >> can i interrupt you for a second? do you have time to wait until that item is called because right now, we're on the consent calendar? >> i can come back, yes. i'm kind of in fours today so that's why i tried to jump in. >> i see. (laughter) >> if you're not able to come back, we are able to hear your comments. i just want to make sure you don't use up all your time. >> thank you. i just want to say we've had the opportunity place dozens of individuals directly on projects on the shipyard because of projects we received. we have been able to take care of union deuce and pay for driver's license issues and deal with restitution and things for individuals in the system. of asid

of mario woods, who was carrying a knife when five san francisco officers gunned him down in the bayview last wednesday. the chief asked the county for more nonlethal weapons like tasers. >>> a dramatic moment on a busy pavement in london is caught on camera. this is showing the roof of a three-story building. pedestrians were walking in the area. high winds caused the collapse and sent bricks falling, as well. no one was hurt. also in london, a store surveillance camera caught this thief and his unique getaway vehicle. take a close look. it's a hoverboard. the man is seen on the hoverboard as he enters the store, steal the crate of energy drinks and hovers away. >>> i think she is camping out in the weather department. >> we got most of the rainfall already in the northern portion position. good afternoon, let's check the rainfall totals and see how much rain has accumulated. hey, scott in whispering pines reported over an inch of rain. scott was evacuated earlier this -- i should say the past couple of months ago for the "valley fire." and he is now back at home and we want to thank yo

i'm a resident of bayview hunters point. a proud resident of bayview hunters point. the warriors, i've been a fan since my childhood. so the big number 40, we did it. now, we get an opportunity to bring this world-class event stating here on behalf of the golden state warrior. i mean that's unprecedented. i believe that wholeheartedly. there isn't very much lifestyle going on in the bayview. we all get together when we can and we enjoyed ourselves together, but there isn't a place like this proposed plan where we can be outdoors, bring some development and, have jobs, have places for families to come. that's really a keyword. you guys have to understand this. families in bayview hunters point have waited a long time for a plan like this to come its way. the 49ers, unfortunately, have no nine home games. that's it. this can be 365 days a year of events. people brag about san francisco. they can do more than that. with a world-class, seven days a week, event center. so i really want you guys to throw out all that nonsense that those opponents abroad to you today and ju

it was wednesday afternoon in the bayview district. police say the man identified as 26-year-old mario woods had stabbed a person before the officer involved shooting. >> anything could have been done outside of that. >> reporter: shawn richard with brothers against guns is outraged. >> i was told by people that was there, said 25 rounds were shot. 25 cases were on the ground. that's unacceptable. >> it's clear the officers did use all the methods, all the tools they have at their disposal before it got to deadly force. >> reporter: chief greg suhr acknowledges the outcome could have been different. >> i absolutely think a taser would have made a difference. if we have time to get the bean bag gun, we'd also have time to deploy the taser. but that's a moot point. we don't have tasers. >> reporter: the shooting death is prompting groups to gather for vigils and protests. they say despite woods keeping the knife in his hand, he should still be alive today. >> the family wants justice. they're broken hearted and distraught. they don't kno

mayor ed lee on this new vio from this month's deadly poe shooting in the bayview. >>> we want the city to continue to be a safe city. we also need to improve on the practices that we have. we will have to consider other equipment. >> that is the mayor on the new video from this month's shooting in the bayview. >> the response led to questions about his leadership style. >> he loves to make sure that he builds a sufficient coalition for whatever the decision is. >> the recent shooting in the bayview, nothing definitive let's give it to the police commission to figure out what to do next. is that leadership? >> that is a form of leadership. you don't want to do what the mayor of chicago to -- you don't want to do what the mayor of chicago did. >> it is called checks and balances. >> you have to have an independent legislature. i think that is very important. >> until he gets tired of that. keep in mind, he has got to run for reelection next november. so he has got to do this through next november. >> question, what brought you back? why bother to come back? >> what brought me back was th

with your bayview business. the location this relocation of your bayview business? >> electoral consultant is run out of my residence. >> okay. cultivating in-house peacocks? >> in. i would not cultivate in a residential it. >> yesterday that the major violation of the. i misunderstood to present it i thought you said you were in cultivation we you said you were in consultation? >> i also do that. i cultivate in association with safe san francisco. and i spoke with yo-yo about that. >> when i'm try to figure out is, your business-what is an bayview? cultivation? for >> i don't processing understand what you mean clicks >> do you own a business? >> yes. >> amir williams during the police station >> that's my question it so the business of that you're running out of his run out of your house? >> electrical consulting which is entirely different >> electrical subject i cannot understand what you're saying. it's the microphone. it's not you. thank you. >> thank you. i think we got that clear. will go to the next candidates. that would be shona bush and our >> good after

hunters point shipyard redevelopment and bayview hunters point. discussion and action, resolution 79-2015. madam director. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners, as you know the scope and scale of hunters point ship yard candlestick point phase 2 project is very large t is a multiyear, multiphase projeblth. the development covers well over 700 acres. this is land, streets, roads, public improvement and parks that do not yet exist. that infrastructure work is necessary to advance the housing development that you saw. they need a pad, so to speak and roads in order to build on. in terms of resources, the agreements do provide for the former agency, ocii to contract out and to support this emns technical supportive work. not just our office but the city because this will eventually be accepted boo the city who will have to operate and maintain. the city or the developer and in this case we propose a contract with engineering firm, hawk engineer inc. to support the scope and scale of the work. kevin [inaudible] is senior engineer with ocii will

the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> i'd like to call this meager to order madam chair rosales has postponed me to chair this meeting in her absent good afternoon. the time is one 08 the this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the on community investment and infrastructure the successor agency to the redevelopment agency for tuesday, december 1, 2015, welcome to the public those that are here and listening secretary of defense. >> thank you commissioner bustos the the first order of business is item one roll call commissioners, please respond when your name is called: commissioner mondejar commissioner pen commissioner singh commissioner bustos. >> here. >> and commissioner rosales is absent madam chair rosales absent and all other members of the commission is presence the next order of business announcements the next this is the regularly scheduled meeting of the will be held at one p.m. city hall room 116 and please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this me

. >> reporter: his mother credits dwayne for keeping her son on the right track. >> living in the bayviews challenging and just trying to keep him focused sometimes without mentorship, i don't know if i would be able to do it on my own. >> we have really high expectations for these boys. they clearly have a lot of energy. and when channeled in the right direction, they accomplish amazing things. >> reporter: so for giving boys hope and a future through his urban ed academy, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dwayne jones. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> urban ed academy partners with the san francisco school district and the center for wellness to give the boys additional support. it also provides referrals and resources to support the students, parents and families. and yes, he is godfather to some 20 children but mentor and role model to all at urban ed academy. >> sounds cool. so the project you guys, they had to build a car put the motor in and the wheels. >> the whole thing. >> and remember that you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/h

of video clips taken by witnesses with cell phones showing officers surrounding mario woods in the bayview on december 2. he is armed with a kitchen knife accused of stabbing someone earlier in the day. officers say he came at one of them with a knife and that they had no choice but to open fire. now, the police department has faced criticism. people were outraged at a public hearing last week. the chief is asking for permission to arm his officers with tasers. it with obviously another option before using deadly force. but some city supervisors say there may be a more systemic problem. >> >> i think the question here for me is not about whether we need to have taser in sfpd. the question is what are the programs in place.

today in the bayview. san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> lock delays at the richmond bridge because of a motorcycle accident westbound 580 beyond the toll plaza. traffic is backed up all the way across the span and in petaluma. south 101 slow. a big rig accident at san antonio. >>> it's our live weather camera from mount vaca. you have to stop and take a look at that. isn't that beautiful! temperatures 30 to 40s, not as cold this morning but you still need a jacket. later today still under 60 degrees, increasing cloud cover, a few sprinkles north bay late today. we do have the bulk of the rain arriving by late friday afternoon into the evening hours, trailing off on saturday afternoon. and another storm on sunday night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. this is thursday, december 17th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." defense secretary ash carter admits he made a mistake with his personal e-mail. charlie d'agata has the intervi

hunters point shipyard redevelopment and bayview hunters point. discussion and action, resolution 79-2015. madam director. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners, as you know the scope and scale of hunters point ship yard candlestick point phase 2 project is very large t is a multiyear, multiphase projeblth. the development covers well over 700 acres. this is land, streets, roads, public improvement and parks that do not yet exist. that infrastructure work is necessary to advance the housing development that you saw. they need a pad, so to speak and roads in order to build on. in terms of resources, the agreements do provide for the former agency, ocii to contract out and to support this emns technical supportive work. not just our office but the city because this will eventually be accepted boo the city who will have to operate and maintain. the city or the developer and in this case we propose a contract with engineering firm, hawk engineer inc. to support the scope and scale of the work. kevin [inaudible] is senior engineer with ocii will

hunters point shipyard redevelopment and bayview hunters point. discussion and action, resolution 79-2015. madam director. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners, as you know the scope and scale of hunters point ship yard candlestick point phase 2 project is very large t is a multiyear, multiphase projeblth. the development covers well over 700 acres. this is land, streets, roads, public improvement and parks that do not yet exist. that infrastructure work is necessary to advance the housing development that you saw. they need a pad, so to speak and roads in order to build on. in terms of resources, the agreements do provide for the former agency, ocii to contract out and to support this emns technical supportive work. not just our office but the city because this will eventually be accepted boo the city who will have to operate and maintain. the city or the developer and in this case we propose a contract with engineering firm, hawk engineer inc. to support the scope and scale of the work. kevin [inaudible] is senior engineer with ocii will

in bayview hunters point.start about four years ago and also i serve on neighborhood committee called -economic development on third and i chair the committee. i'm here to really back up what you deserve from jordan. first off, as a resident of third street of attended two events at the midway. both events were invite through social media. there were many many asks for public transportation to go to the event itself. the were many many opportunities to link you with all the car sharing services so that if you wanted to take a car or hire a car to the event, you could. but the most important thing which stood out to me, they gave the name and number of an on-site manager so that if we heard any noise or if we had any issues we could call this on-site manager directly. there were no issues. i've no complaints at all. it's a beautiful space. i've only seen the gallery part of it but like you said about the kitchen as well. as far as the bayview underground we had the pop-up market at the opera house which is been

this was a protest and vigil last night in the bayview neighborhood. hundreds of people gathered in the spot where police shot and killed 26-year-old mario woods as he was wielding a kitchen knife accused of stabbing a person earlier in the day. it was caught on camera by several witnesses with cell phones. police say they first fired beanbags and pepper spray and then had to use lethal force. >> he was cowering, you know? he was cowering. not like a thing as a mother -- god, i should have been there. i should have been there. [ pause ] [ crying ] >> couldn't do that. [ pause ] >> how scared he must have been. >> reporter: the police chief says the shooting was warranted that woods refused orders to drop his knife and advanced toward officers. you can't see that part in the cell phone video. this is all reigniting the debate over tasers as well right now. the sfpd not allowed to carry tasers that may have given them one more option. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> an off-duty san francisco sheriff's deputy jumped into action helping po

a lot of people in that room are friends of mine from my time in the bayview. it's a horrible situation. >> reporter: again, tonight there will be another community conversation, public discussion on this case. the shooting death of mario woods. it will happen here at third baptist church in san francisco on mcallister street. this meeting gets underway, brian, tonight at 6:00. >> i'm sure a lot of people will be attending as well. alex, thank you. >>> police are looking for a man they -- they say groped a woman in her home after they couldn't agree on gardening work. it happened on kenneth drive last tuesday. police say a woman in her 70s was home alone when a man knocked on her door and asked her if she needed a gardner. after they could not come to an agreement, the suspect groped her chest. she threatened to call police and he left. police say the the suspect is latino, 5'7", 170 pounds. with short, straight, black hair. he drove away in a green pickup truck with writing on the site. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto police. >>> concord pol

announcer: helping kids to stay on the right path by taking them thousands of miles away from their bayview homes. jason: it was phenomenal, the results was phenomenal. announcer: plus, a chance rescue reunion brings an unexpected surprise to a south bay firefighter. brent rapport: and i look up, and this woman's sitting at me, looking at me, and it's--she had tears in her eyes. announcer: but first, goodwill towards others reaches new heights, all because a man saw a neighbor in need and did something about it. david perez: it's a little emotional. announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we begin our special with a story that might remind some of old-time barn raisings, the kind of community event that doesn't happen anymore. or does it? david perez is the man who made it all happen this time, thanks to the power of social media and the kindness of strangers. garvin: it was a great day at murphy court, all thanks to a bad view. david: you can see the--above the garage and all. garvin: that view was out david perez's

and thursday night a vigil held in the bayview wilson says that at its simple what he wanted. the soft-spoken 19 year- old if anything the state to the chief of state "when did you guessed that threaten the was in doing anything to anyone." . an initial protests system going on right now and the bayview hundreds have showing up the chief of police standing by as officers and marisat francisco says there will be a full investigation. >> pam: are expected tonight meteorologist brian is here with a look at our forecast and close a week and now we want what's happening. >> reporter: the rain that we have for today now mainly of the east and we do have some scattered showers left in the south bay fan and notice we have to morgan hill fair and picking up on highway 101 between morgan hill and san martine this evening we'll continue to have scattered showers into tomorrow morning. and some snow showers to midnight into morning hours potentially in a week and forecast kenaf. he's focusing on people in the peninsula >> gabe: implication the solution install on the phone one button and

we can continue to stick with the bayview community. i get somebody liquor store. if we do not supervisor maxwell's wisdom, who knows how many cannabis dispensaries that we would have popping up,. the plant is cheap. certainly few years ago it was. over across flow, you know. so, for me, one of the things i'm concerned about is, i do want to say and over over proliferation of the dispensaries all around the city popping up as if they are like liquor stores. in my opinion, the liquor stores in particular, have poison the community and have been parts of the destruction of the social fabric. so i'm not doing a whole bunch of cannabis clubs to come in to complement the already elements of addiction and abuse. i do recognize that medicinal purposes of cannabis, and have respect but one of the things when people say it's a drug or excuse me, not a drug, as a medication, i really cannot push back and am looking maybe someone can educate me here today-about how we go to a pharmacy for dispensers of any kind of other drugs, but we will yet we would go to what i consider eq

with your bayview business. the location this relocation of your bayview business? >> electoral consultant is run out of my residence. >> okay. cultivating in-house peacocks? >> in. i would not cultivate in a residential it. >> yesterday that the major violation of the. i misunderstood to present it i thought you said you were in cultivation we you said you were in consultation? >> i also do that. i cultivate in association with safe san francisco. and i spoke with yo-yo about that. >> when i'm try to figure out is, your business-what is an bayview? cultivation? for >> i don't processing understand what you mean clicks >> do you own a business? >> yes. >> amir williams during the police station >> that's my question it so the business of that you're running out of his run out of your house? >> electrical consulting which is entirely different >> electrical subject i cannot understand what you're saying. it's the microphone. it's not you. thank you. >> thank you. i think we got that clear. will go to the next candidates. that would be shona bush and our >> good after

with your bayview business. the location this relocation of your bayview business? >> electoral consultant is run out of my residence. >> okay. cultivating in-house peacocks? >> in. i would not cultivate in a residential it. >> yesterday that the major violation of the. i misunderstood to present it i thought you said you were in cultivation we you said you were in consultation? >> i also do that. i cultivate in association with safe san francisco. and i spoke with yo-yo about that. >> when i'm try to figure out is, your business-what is an bayview? cultivation? for >> i don't processing understand what you mean clicks >> do you own a business? >> yes. >> amir williams during the police station >> that's my question it so the business of that you're running out of his run out of your house? >> electrical consulting which is entirely different >> electrical subject i cannot understand what you're saying. it's the microphone. it's not you. thank you. >> thank you. i think we got that clear. will go to the next candidates. that would be shona bush and our >> good after

>>good afternoon, commissioners and communities i'm oscar a native the bayview hunters point i served on the joint house in 1968 that came up with the certificate of preference and when we came up with the certificate of preference i i'm a certificate holder f when we came up with the certificate of preference we tried to get everyone that recent part of housing authority to be a certificate person if that in 1967 we came up under the redevelopment agency the joint housing was a watch do you go dogging for hud to make sure the redevelopment agency didn't do what they did in the western edition and those certificates are for anyone who was in that housing when we the housing was turned over to the redevelopment agency like my daughter and son are certificate holder one was 2 and one 5 certificate holders we have a problem with the certificate of preference because most of parents i was a young parents the parents were older i'm asking for the certificate of preference to be brought over to grandkids those certificate of preference holders now a lot of the certificate of preference hold

there was a protest and vigil last night in the bayview neighborhood.eds of people gathering in the spot where police shot and killed mario woods as he was wielding a kitchen knife accused of stabbing a person earlier in the day. it was caught on camera by several witnesses with cell phones. police say they first fired beanbags and pepper spray and then had to use lethal force. >> this man was not doing anything that really warranted any kind of, like, murder. >> very clear that the officers used all the tools available to them. >> the police chief says the shooting was warranted that woods refused orders to drop his knife and advanced towards officers. but that is not visible in the cell phone video. and by chance, earlier this week, the police commission just approved new protocols for the sfpd's body cameras which they don't yet have but something like that will eventually provide more perspective of incidents like this. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> bay area-born musicians scott weiland has died. the grammy winning artist was know

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out 5000 toys this morning in to drops out to golden gate avenue to a church there and out in the bayview. it gives kids the toys they wouldn't have. it's so rewarding. santa came and they were just fantastic and grateful for all the toys that everyone is to make -- donating but we have 10,000 more toys that are needed and requested. we are getting them out as fast as people can bring them in.>> reporter: thank you so much. and you are going to stay open -- >> last call. you can bring them in until last call tonight. >> reporter: thank you so much for speaking with us. >> www. www.leftiestoydrive.com. you can donate there as well. >> merry christmas to you. they have it set up along with a snow machine going. this makes the whole atmosphere inviting and they have elves helping people so people can just drive up in their car, drop off a gift and then go on their way. if there is anyway you can help out, they would really appreciate it. >>> we want to bring you breaking news right now from north carolina, where police responded to a shooting inside a mall. this is a live look from a news ch

also the bayview schools is one area that is under enrolled. although there is not that many schools in dog patch or mission bay, bayview has an area that is under enrolled. maybe there is parts there but in the south, to mission bay, we need a school there. thank you very much for having me. >>supervisor jane kim: thur for your leadership. it's very appreciated. public speaker: good afternoon. my name is betty lly and i live in the mission bay. we have a 10-month-old daughter. i want to say how important it is to have a school in mission bay. one of the prudent areas is reading time at the library. if i'm late by two 2 minutes, the registration is full. that goes to show how important it really is to start building the infrastructure that are important for kids in the neighborhood. i grew up in public school. i believe children should be able to walk to school. i really like to have that for my daughter as well. we own a market rate unit in the neighborhood. if there was a neighborhood school that's where we would choose to send our daughter.

hunte point area and just a couple of diegz we took 35 young people from the bayview and folks to take tour on the bayview historically as african-american community many of the asian and chinese immigrants in the last two decades not know many of the histories that they have at least they have in the bayview hunters point of the chinese immigrants so through this tour we were able to provide them opportunities to learn about their history and culture identities but to be endorsed to other cults it promote culture in learning and education just like we talk to the kids about companions and being human beings treat them the same thing to learn to be with each other and utilize the resources i think that super bowl 50 fund was able to do that not only for the organization but myself and on the seniors out in the bayview hunters point area thank >> thank you, sir. thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good afternoon, supervisors thank you, supervisor wiener for your comments at the beginning of this regarding the f line we want to restate our concerns about the shutting down the f line i

we are part of the bayview hunters point community and i grew up in the bayview. were wondering, we are in support of herman housing for the homeless population, and we were wondering if you are working with some nonprofits in the bayview community and who, which ones if you are. also, in the proposal, it looks like it's open during rainy days, but if it's not raining, where will the population be located and how will they be served? thank you. >> any of the public comment? seeing none, public comment -please come forward. i miss spoke with jane. she's on the next item. >> feel free to provide public comment even if you have not submitted a car could just go ahead and line up if you wish to speak. >> my name is pete [inaudible]. we are in the process of opening a good size arts and creative center right across the street from here 80. we definitely are in support of this type of program. folks do need to have somewhere to go and get out of the elements. we would only ask that you guys encourage the city and whoever the specific groups are that are going to be runn

five officers on fire on stabbing suspect woods in the bayview neighborhood.s have rallied demanding those involved be charged criminally. his mother is suing city. the president of the police union will address the shooting today. he is expected to talk about how the community can move failure. >>> a baltimore jury will go back do work this morning in the manslaughter trial of a police officers charged with killing freddie gray, the first of six officers to stand trial on charges stilling from the freddie gray's arrest and death last april. the jury toll the judge they did not reach a decision at eight hows of deliberation. >> look at this unusual landing, to say the least. the southwest plane rolled off the runway at nashville international airport, a southwest spokesperson said that the nose gear collapsed and the photo shows. damage, the boeing 737 rolled into the grass and was stuck while taxiing to the gate. eight people on the light from houston were hurt with minor injuries. those aboard were bused to the airport. >> paul ryan toll the house republican

call ahead before heading to the city grazing in the bayview district. it is accepting trees on wednesdays from 4:00 to 6:00. on new year's day in 12:00 to 4:00 and the next two weekends from 12:00 to 4:00. >> that is pretty cool. mine just went into the chipper for the boy scouts. boring, but a good cause. not as cool as a goat. but a good cause and they came and picked it up on the curbside. >>> big changes arement cooing to twitter. in ten minutes, a new policy that is designed to protect users online. >>> a violent confrontation in the south bay u. an investigation underway into a stabbing that has two people fighting for their lives. ok, wehere's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new

we in bayview have been asking for a long time for community police. in the past we've had the officers that if something happened late jameson just to name a few, if something happened in our community they would contact the parent or someone to let them know what is happening and what is going on. they stayed engaged in the community. the officers that we have now don't even know us. are they concerned to know who we are? we are not sure. we have asked commander o'sullivan who i know for a fact is definitely community but now he has moved to a different status and so he is not with us as much as he used to be. i think it's unfair what happened to that young man because it didn't have to happen. they had other opportunities of calling the dogs, they had other opportunities to continue to shoot that young man with them bean bags since we don't have the tasers, but they didn't even take that into consideration. whoever the individual was that gave the officers that okay, he must be from the military. we are not the military like they did in oakland. tha

. >>> developing overnight, protests in san francisco's bayview neighborhood after video emerged of san francisco police officers shooting and killing a stabbing suspect. [ yelling ] >> those protestors shut down streets as they chanted, held signs and packed a town hall meeting meeting later at a bayview church and then they took to the streets one more time. they are furious about the shooting of 26-year-old mario woods on wednesday all captured on cell phone video by a number of people. mario was seen holding a kitchen knife as officers surrounded him with guns drawn. they first shot him with rubber bullets, beanbags, then real bullets. his mother said she watched a video a number of times. >> he was cowering. you know? he was cowering. it's not like a thing as a mother -- god, i should have been there. i should have been there. [ crying ] >> right now there are two investigations under way. the police department and the d.a.'s office. san francisco supervisor malik cohen said she will be paying very careful attention to the outcome of those investigations. and the chief, greg suhr,

garvin: jason says, from that very first day, he knew working with the youth of the bayview was what he was destined to do. jason just never knew how far that would take all of them, to africa, ghana to be exact. two years ago, jason started operation genesis, a week-long trip to ghana for a handful of bayview youth. he got the idea from a childhood friend who had moved to africa, and suggested it would be a powerful experience for the kids. jason: they all have this image or this definition of what being black is. and okay, i said, "okay, you think that's being black? let's go see what, originally, what it was like being black." garvin: jason says the impact has been remarkable. students came back from that first trip more dedicated to their schoolwork, their families, and their futures. jason: it was phenomenal, the results was phenomenal. and we said we've got to keep it going. garvin: and that is just what jason has been doing, not just planning the next trip, but expanding the ways he can work with the kids back at home, improving their plans for the future while solidifying his

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: tears flowed in the bayview as hundreds gathered to say good-bye to mario woods[ inaudible ] >> reporter: the killing of mario woods has prompted outrage here in the bayview community and intense scrutiny on the police department's tools and tactics use in police shootings. the graphic video has sparked a conversation that has neighbors, activists, city leaders and mario woods' own mother all calling for reform. [ inaudible ] no right to kill my baby. >> no. >> reporter: police say woods had just stabbed somebody still had the knife in his hand and refused to drop it. they say they had no other choice when he made a move toward them. here as he is about to be buried there's doubt about the police story and some hope that the way officers operate will change. >> the present circumstance of our country and police violence especially as it happens to communities of color definitely sets a context and a backdrop for what's happened here. >> reporter: police have renewed their efforts to get tasers. too soon to know whether or if they will or when they will get them.

. >> reporter: the 51-year-old bayview man was beaten, brutally. police say by someone he didn't know. >> simply attacking somebody for no reason is actually quite disturbing. >> reporter: the suspect repeatedly beat the man just before 1:00 this morning knocking him unconscious with a stick. when the man woke up, he was able to walk the near half mile to the bayview police station. the victim had a brain bleed, fractured skull, ribs, a punctured lung. >> we don't know the motive. no robbery, nothing was taken or said. >> it could happen to anybody. >> reporter: neighbors can't make sense of it. >> really bad at nighttime. i have been hearing a lot of crime has been happening, you know, not just for beating people but, um, taking purses and money and all that. >> reporter: the victim is still recovering in the hospital and is expected to survive. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> president obama is going to arrive in san bernardino tonight. he will be meeting with families of the victims of the shooting massacre. before he left dc, the p

we are going to hear from mario's organizing community forming in bayview. it's longer review and it's going to be nationwide very soon. you see that new yorker is picking up a couple of fines. yes, i'm asking for your resignation, chief. i'm asking for ed lee to resign or do his job and asking to examine her position now, the statement made and the kind of support she's going to give to the people. thank you. public speaker: good evening. i'm speaking for san francisco. how do you feel being part of the most genocide city in the united states. how is it this population shrunk to 3% which is 56%. that statistic is the epitome of the united states. united states is the epitome of locking black people up. of killing black people. you have to make a viable change now because of prop 47, we have hundreds of millions that can come down. you have the resource to go to disfranchise areas to housing. if you look like me, you don't deserve it. you have individuals that look like me should be on the police force. if you have so much problems with the police force, cha

it's short for bayview hunter's point.onprofit digital media for center -- center for children as young as 11. at this time provides free afterschool classes and still making art and music. one 17-year-old student just finished a documentary called super heroes about men who were encars rated as young children. >> and about where they came from, there is clearly a moment where they have a different mindset and a completely different person, but the fact that they didn't is amazing. and they became these heroes. >> over the past # 1 years, graduates of the program have gone on to work for the warriors, the giants, and wire magazine, and this semester, there were so many applicants, 150 students had to be turned away. >>> well, the sanford men's soccer team isment cooing home as ncaa champions. the cardinals beat clemson 4-0 to win the college cup in kansasty. the u.s. national team member jordan morris scored two of the four goals. this is stanford's first ever title in men's soccer. >> congratulations, that's awesome. >>>