public speaker: i don't know what that was, joe marshall. it was my turn. i go by equip. i lived in san francisco and i witnessed a lot of brutality. it's time for justice with alex nieto and mario woods. i would texting my friend he said chief suhr is a good guy. he would sit with my grandpa. i'm hoping that's real. it's not too late to change. even if you step down, you on the side and listen, if you step down especially and talk with the people and understand it you work for a corrupt organization. that's the bottom line. i feel the good cop because we know the people personally. you might be a good person. but you have no compassion in your heart if you understand what's going on and want to understand the people. you might have worked hard to get to that position but it nothing different than what people are going through right now. i know you can relate. just like mario woods needed help. that's all he needed. he didn't need to get shot up like that 25 times. it's never too late. you can sfep down man with the people and walk with us, brother. you really could. it w

. >> the police commissioner joe marshall assured the crowd reforms are coming. >> things operate differently, but first we have to open up the policy, procedures, protocols, training, the whole bit and we're going to do that starting wednesday night. >> the reverend brown urged everyone in the room to speak up during wednesday's meeting. >> my nephew got killed back in 1998. >> but lynnette robinson says she and many others don't trust the police and are out of patience. they still haven't changed. >> they want sfpd to hire more african-american officers, increase diversity training and have -- in african-american neighborhoods. he expects a review of policy, procedures and weaponry. >> we would like to have tasers. that will be part of the discussion. that will be taken up when we open our use of force pold policy. he says the department is now issuing shields which could be used to fend off the knife while city leaders react, the community is organizing. >> that police commission meeting is here at city hall on wednesday night. lots of people are expected to attend and many of them are exp

joe marshall, thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >>> in a primetime address to the nationhis week, president obama once again calls for tougher restrictions on the sale of assault weapons. >> to begin with, congress should act to make sure no one on a no-fly list is able to buy a gun. what could possibly be the argument for allowing a terror suspect to buy a semiautomatic weapon? this is a matter of nurtd. we also need to make it harder for people to buy powerful assault weapons like the ones that were used in san bernardino. >> in the wake of that shooting, gun control is once again an issue in the presidential campaign with republican candidates vowing to block any new legislation. here to discuss how the san bernardino attacks are affecting the political debate are kqed politics reporter teresa lagos, and editor for kqed's government and politics desk. welcome to you both. scott, to what extent is the control discussion affecting presidential politics? >> well, it is. we've had in the past few weeks through big events -- paris shootings, also the clinic, the planned par

public speaker: i don't know what that was, joe marshall. it was my turn. i go by equip. i lived in san francisco and i witnessed a lot of brutality. it's time for justice with alex nieto and mario woods. i would texting my friend he said chief suhr is a good guy. he would sit with my grandpa. i'm hoping that's real. it's not too late to change. even if you step down, you on the side and listen, if you step down especially and talk with the people and understand it you work for a corrupt organization. that's the bottom line. i feel the good cop because we know the people personally. you might be a good person. but you have no compassion in your heart if you understand what's going on and want to understand the people. you might have worked hard to get to that position but it nothing different than what people are going through right now. i know you can relate. just like mario woods needed help. that's all he needed. he didn't need to get shot up like that 25 times. it's never too late. you can sfep down man with the people and walk with us, brother. you really could. it w

public speaker: i don't know what that was, joe marshall. it was my turn. i go by equip. i lived in san francisco and i witnessed a lot of brutality. it's time for justice with alex nieto and mario woods. i would texting my friend he said chief suhr is a good guy. he would sit with my grandpa. i'm hoping that's real. it's not too late to change. even if you step down, you on the side and listen, if you step down especially and talk with the people and understand it you work for a corrupt organization. that's the bottom line. i feel the good cop because we know the people personally. you might be a good person. but you have no compassion in your heart if you understand what's going on and want to understand the people. you might have worked hard to get to that position but it nothing different than what people are going through right now. i know you can relate. just like mario woods needed help. that's all he needed. he didn't need to get shot up like that 25 times. it's never too late. you can sfep down man with the people and walk with us, brother. you really could. it w

>>darya: they shot him to kill, we spoke with police commission member joe marshall hopes that there the policies on the use of the force. >>darya: tutors from several high schools plan to walk out in march to san francisco city hall to protest police brutality. >>james: shots of giants catcher buster opposing this is a lafayette east bay mud said use an average of 3,390 gal. of water per day she says the shipping's it was an irrigation like the she stopped irrigation until it has been found this is the rapper he's the worst offender is a quarterly using 3,600 gal. of water per day he also told us that he was recently notified of an irrigation lick as well. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 will change the way you experience tv. call and switch to x1 from xfinity today. >>robin winston: look at the senses nothing in the gramm we're back at the limit excellent news for those of you having up there right now five if it was the one to point it was call

public speaker: i don't know what that was, joe marshall. it was my turn. i go by equip. i lived in san francisco and i witnessed a lot of brutality. it's time for justice with alex nieto and mario woods. i would texting my friend he said chief suhr is a good guy. he would sit with my grandpa. i'm hoping that's real. it's not too late to change. even if you step down, you on the side and listen, if you step down especially and talk with the people and understand it you work for a corrupt organization. that's the bottom line. i feel the good cop because we know the people personally. you might be a good person. but you have no compassion in your heart if you understand what's going on and want to understand the people. you might have worked hard to get to that position but it nothing different than what people are going through right now. i know you can relate. just like mario woods needed help. that's all he needed. he didn't need to get shot up like that 25 times. it's never too late. you can sfep down man with the people and walk with us, brother. you really could. it w

attendant from new hampshire is facing charges for allegedly assaulting a crew member and an air marshal on a flight. joe an snow is accused of slapping a flight attendant and hitting an air marshal during a flight from north carolina to germany. air marshals say snow told them wreck. and that she tried to unlock the plane's door while it was taxiing. a mental competency hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. let's turn now to exitment 2016 and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton back in new hampshire, making several stops across the state. jean: she just wrapped up a town hall in dover. the former secretary of state made a stop in nashua to tour a small business there. and then she was onto a women's economic opportunity summit in manchester. there she spoke about her fight for affordable child care and equal pay for women. >> it's time to recognize paid child care is not a luxury. fair pay and fair scheduling aren't luxuries. they are growth strategies. and necessary to our national competitiveness. jean: secretary clinton also addressed the recent shootings in san bernardino saying that the

second with regard to marshall in the '50s, joe mccarthy started going after him, and president eisenhower was accused of not defending him sufficiently. >> that's true. well, let me see, we've got general macarthur and his father. yeah, i mean, i think that mcarthur -- macarthur felt like he had to try to live up to his father. his father at one point was the commander of the philippines, and he took his young lieutenant son fresh out of west point x from the philippines he took him on an entire tour of the far east including japan where they met the emperor. and so he worshiped his father. and he, ultimately, as well as his father, he won the medal of honor. it was given to him really because president roosevelt was afraid when he ordered him off of the philippines that he would be accused by some people of deserting his troops. and so giving a man a medal of honor was meant to blunt that. let's see, what was the second part of the question was about -- >> second question had to do with marshall -- >> oh, marshall and joe mccarthy. yeah. senator mccarthy, well, it wasn't just senate mcca

a federal air marshal says joanne joe's fellow flight attendants told them she was acting erraticallyhe flight from charlotte to frankford germany. snow is accused of slapping another flight attendant as well as grabbing another air marshal's collar and hitting him in the chest. >> time right now is 4:54. bullets fly in north philadelphia. they left a man wounded in the street. katherine scott is getting an update from police and will join us at 5:00 a.m. >> a better way to park your dog while you're in a store in a new york city. i'm the parent of a victim of sex trafficking. people need to know that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. >> bobby hill performed for the pope. now the central high school student is recognized by ebony magazine. >>> the central high school student is headed to la many to perform at the magazine's 70th anniversary gala tomorrow. other honorees will include john legends and viola davis. >> dog owners in new york city have a safer option for lea

joe? >> i agree with brandon marshall to the extent it is something that people need to be aware of. myself at times getting up and starting to fall and not getting able to catch my balance. i had the symptoms of concussions. but it is a choice players make. from a professional standpoint you chose to play. at the youth level there is no many positives that can learned. learning to take instruction from someone other than parents. there is diet. there is having to learn plays. there is relying on your teammates. learning how to win and lose. all of those life lessons are taught in athletics. it is important for parents to understand in youth football you go to a website and find out what technology is available. you make sure the coach that is teaching the kids understand. >> is it fair to say you are labeling it as a risk but it is worth it. >> you know the number one youth sport for a concussion? soccer. >> young kids don't know they are taking on the risk. it is a lot higher risk. horse back riding has the risk of breaking your neck. you have to mitigate the risk by finding the go

second with regard to marshall in the '50s, joe mccarthy started going after him and president eisenhower was accused of not defending him. could you talk about that? >> well, let me see, we've got general macarthur and his father. yeah, i think macarthur to like you to live up to his father. he loved his father. his father at one point was a command in the philippines and he took his young lieutenants i'm fresh out of west point to the philippines and from the philippines it took them on an entire tour of the far east, including japan within that the emperor. so he worshiped his father. as well as his father he wanted -- he won the medal of honor. it was given to him really because roosevelt was afraid when he ordered them off of the philippines that he would be accused by some people of deserting his troops. and so giving the man and medal of honor was meant to rebut the. what was the other question? oh, yeah. senator mccarthy, well, that wasn't just senator mccarthy. the people of this country were very disturbed at what was going on in china especially. and the question they became wh

marshal on health watch. >> when joe orlando was a sophomore he wanted to build more muscle so he stepped up his supplements. >> i wanted to make sure my body was healthy can and could take all the impact. >> as a busy teenager he says he turned to supplements because it was easy. >> i'm not sure i would have got the full amount of protein my body needed. developing can get all the protein they need simply by eating the right foods. >> for the afternoon healthy teenager their protein needs can be met through the diet. supplements aren't necessary. >> they vary depending on the child's age and activity level. they need 34 grams of protein daily it jumps to 52 for boys 14 to 18 and 46 grams for girls. >> if the child was taking in the 50 grams of protein that they need this this in a day and took the supplement on top of that it could give them too much. >> it could make the liver work harder than they need to we could create health problems. a certified trainer grease getting protein from your diet is the best option. >> kids always want to get all the protein from whole, regular and conce

joe an snow described herself as crazy and a trainwreck but missiles say even-- marshals say she slapped another flight attendant and kicked and shoves a marshal, arrested finally after the return flight with the same crew. >>> this morning, an autopsy is scheduled after the newly elected mayor of june know, the body of 70-year-old greg fisk was discovered monday afternoon. the 911 call coming from fisk's adult son. police say reports that the mayor died after an assault were just speculation. fisk was elected overwhelmingly in october. >>> a note of caution to anyone who might be considering giving a new hoverboard it a loved one. a 12-year-old in louisiana had his for one day and was recharging the battery when it burst into flames. the board was made by fit turbo purchased for about $300. the boy's mother describes what she saw. >> it was like a firework like you just lit a firework. i seen sparks just flying and before i could yell, the house is on fire it just -- the middle part of the board that would go in between your feet poof into flames. >> she's now planning to sue the maker

marshal. "extension chords are just for temporary use only. they shouldn't b b left on all ththtime, as s sn as you're dodo with them... unplug them" says joe rodriguez, deputy fire marhsal. marguerite says the fire destroyed most, if not all of their clothes. her nephews and 4 month old baby lost everything. her and have a few shirts. the family says the community outpour has been incredible. marguerite says she's given back to her community, but didn't realize her impact until she had hundreds of voicemails, texts, and facebook posts of concerned friends and even strangers... all wanting to donate. "i can't say enough 'thank you's' to everybody. i is overwhelmingngnd i think that's what makes me cry more,because i'm just grateful that everybody thinks of us, and is willling to help us, no questions asked" says marguerite cortez. jessica rae: there are four locations to drop off donations for the family. the cortez family has found a new home and hopes to move in sometime this week. jessica rae: we now know more about monday mornings deadly accident ar yankton, sd. the family. the cortez family has found a new home and hopes to move in som

marshal. "extension chords are just for temporary use only. they shouldn't be left on all the time, as soon as you're done with them. unplug them" says joe rodriguez, deputy fire marhsal. tim: the home is red tagged... coming up tonight at six we'll talk with the cortez family about thier tragic situation....and explains how you can n lp them in a difficult time. tim: we now know more about monday mornings deadly accident near yankton, sd. authorities now say 30 year old ashley riibe (ree- bee) of yankton and 31 year old curtis nelson also of yankton both died in the according to the south dakota state patrol nelson was driving on highway 50 in the wrong lane when his vehicle cocoided head on with riibe's vehicle. nelson was pronounced dead at the scene, riibe died from her injuries at a sioux falls hospital. after the initial crash, two other vehicles each struck one of the two cars involved in the fatal crash. no one in those cars was injured. tim: a former coach at north high school was sentenced today... after being found guguty of having seseal relations wiwi a sioux city student. tim: erick de leon was formerly a soccer coach and d

marshal. "extension chords are just for temporary use only. they shouldn't be left on all the time, as soon as you're done with them... unplug them" says joe rodriguez, deputy fire marhsal. marguerite says the fire destroyed most, if not all of their clothes. her nephews and 4 month old baby lost everything. her and her husband only have a few shirts. the family says the community outpour has been incredible. marguerite says she's given back to her community, but didn't realize her impact until she had hundreds of voicemailslstexts, and faceceok posts of concerned friends and even strangers.s. all wanting totoonate. "i can't'tay enough 'thank you's' to everybody. it's overerelming and i ththk that's what kes me cry more, because i'm just grateful that everybody thinks of us, and is willling to help us, no questions asked" says marguerite cortez. tim: there arfour locations to drop off donations for the family. the cortez family has found a new home and hopes to move week. tim: if you want to see sioux city continue to maintain 5 public swimming pools, you're running out of time. tonight marks the final public concerning the fate of those p

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member and an air marshal on a flight. joe an snow is accused of slapping a flight attendant and hitting an air marshal during a flight from north carolina to germany. air marshals say snow told them wreck. and that she tried to unlock the plane's door while it was taxiing. a mental competency hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. let's turn now to exitment 2016 and democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton back in new hampshire, making several stops across the state. jean: she just wrapped up a town

marshal on health watch. >> when joe orlando was a sophomore he wanted to build more muscle so he stepped up his supplements. >> i wanted to make sure my body was healthy can and could take all the impact.