tried to get them to take down a listing a condo operated by the mayor's office i've spoken to david owene said it wasn't his role by 38 they take the money i don't think the home sharers understand the problem instead 31 they try to shack down city government their forcing a ballot measure my group inconsistency find the listing on airbnb that hosts have 17 hundred listing and many don't live in san francisco they're in

tried to get them to take down a listing a condo operated by the mayor's office i've spoken to david owen he said it wasn't his role by 38 they take the money i don't think the home sharers understand the problem instead 31 they try to shack down city government their forcing a ballot measure my group inconsistency find the listing on airbnb that hosts have 17 hundred listing and many don't live in san francisco they're in europe. >> i've heard planning will not actively look at users the question why set up a registration if no penalties to comply i think that the platform should be held responsible the number of listing has gone up 15 percent and the new riektsdz people are violating the rules. >> thank you. i'll call the last 3 speaker cards i have. >> good morning. i'm mark i'm american people attorney in san francisco i have a law firm we represented tenant and i want to thank the board and planning department to be here another a critical time regarding information to know the impact the short-term rentals are having in san francisco we represent many of the tenant that have been di

david? >> ryan owens with us again tonight.n, thank you. >>> a shakeup in ferguson missouri after the federal government's scathing report on the ferguson police department in the wake of the death of michael brown. the judge who ran the city's municipal court system has resigned. the state replacing him with someone who will make quote, needed reforms. last week's report found that ferguson used the police to generate millions of dollars in fines. a disproposition gnat amount were imposed on african-american. >>> and the new development tonight after a story we reported on last night here. a manager at a v.a. hospital in indianapolis now removed from her job after sending an e-mail apparently mocking the very veterans she and her team were supposed to be helping. robin paul is on administrative leave, pending an investigation. in december she allegedly sent her staff pictures of a toy elf pleading for anxiety medicine and apparently hanging himself. the hospital director called the e-mail totally unacceptable. >>> to the bosto

david? >> ryan owens tonight. ryan thank you. >>> and now, to new fallout after our abc news investigation last night here. it involves the fight against isis isis. now, the new concern. are some of the iraqi forces trained and paid for by u.s. taxpayers using techniques that are just as brutal? well the state department tonight responding to our report and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross back on the story tonight. >> reporter: the state department called these scenes today serious and disturbing, brutal images of what appear to be iraqi forces and militias carrying out, celebrating torture and beheadings. in this torture scene, two u.s. weapons against the wall. this video shows two civilians pleading for their lives, about to be shot dead. a man with an american-supplied weapon walks by, a gunman with what appears to be the insignia of iraqi special forces caught on tape. >> their behavior must be approve reproach or they risk being painted with the same brush as isil fighters. >> reporter: th

david? >> ryan owens in oklahoma for us again tonight. >>> now, to the investigation this evening into that black hawk down. that deadly crash off the florida panhandle. seven marines, four soldiers believe killed. a routine training mission ending in tragedy. and late today, signs of that deadly crash now coming ashore. abc's steve osunsami is on the scene. >> reporter: late today, signs of the tragedy washing onto shore. pieces of the black hawk helicopter that crashed, and images you wouldn't want to see. the remains of service members whose families are grieving tonight. >> it sounded like two cars hitting at high speed. >> reporter: this is what may have led to the incident. the dense fog, rolling in tuesday, that still hasn't lifted tonight. they routinely train in bad weather for real world conditions and were heading out to practice insertions and extractions, seen here in this military video. dropping marines from above in and out of the water. two helicopters were flying with only a half-mile visibility. by 8:30 p.m., one team turned back and landed safely. the other disappeared.

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david, these young men have been busy moving out today. the president says they must be out of that house by midnight tomorrow. >> ryan owens live in oklahoma tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> we move on now, to another flash point this evening and this one involves growing fallout after a police shooting in wisconsin. it happened a black teenager shot by a white police officer. protesters taking their anger to the state capitol, as tonight, we learn new details about what led up to the deadly shooting. it left this young man dead and a veteran police officer on the force for more than a decade on paid leave tonight. abc's linzie janis with the radio calls. what played out that night. >> reporter: hundreds of students today marching on the wisconsin state capital, calling the name of the unarmed 19-year-old, killed by a police officer. >> what's his name? >> tony robinson! >> what's his name? >> tony robinson! >> reporter: this peaceful protest inside the capital building here in madison, made up mostly of high school students. demanding answers to just what happened friday night, when officer matt kenny responded to complaints about tony robin