mario woods was already incapacitated. he could barely stand straight and told us mario was pepper prayed and sure enough half blind. any teenager at that point could have walked up to mario in his risk with a 30-inch nightstick, standard police equipment, end of conflict, no 40 bullet discharged by rabid gun flinging cops, no tasers and the son of glen woods, alive but bruised. take a look at the video. does anyone see one intelligent well trained cop? not a single one. would greg suhr look into the camera and tell the residents of san francisco and tell the people that what happened was good police work. i don't think so. murder is murder. deflection of murder is the police method. don't be fooled by public relations consultants that have been standard police equipment and by taxpayers of san francisco against their own best interest. remember, good police work is self-evident. >> thank you. next speaker? good evening and welcome. public speaker: my name is jackie garza, a san francisco resident. suppose it's solution to

mario woods was already incapacitated. he could barely stand straight and told us mario was pepper prayed and sure enough half blind. any teenager at that point could have walked up to mario in his risk with a 30-inch nightstick, standard police equipment, end of conflict, no 40 bullet discharged by rabid gun flinging cops, no tasers and the son of glen woods, alive but bruised. take a look at the video. does anyone see one intelligent well trained cop? not a single one. would greg suhr look into the camera and tell the residents of san francisco and tell the people that what happened was good police work. i don't think so. murder is murder. deflection of murder is the police method. don't be fooled by public relations consultants that have been standard police equipment and by taxpayers of san francisco against their own best interest. remember, good police work is self-evident. >> thank you. next speaker? good evening and welcome. public speaker: my name is jackie garza, a san francisco resident. suppose it's solution to

i just went to the hospital. >> the man stabbed by mario woods speaks out, telling abc7 news what leddly encounter between woods and san francisco police. >> new insight into the last hours of mario woods' live. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we're live on top of the abc broadcast center. >> we overlook the ferry building next to super bowl city. we'll begin with new information about the mario woods case. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee joins with us this interview. vic? >> reporter: the victim does not want his identify revealed so for the sake of the story, we'll call him jacob. he's 26 years old, the same age as mario woods. jacob's story fills in the gaps of what happened, and it also confirms to some doubters that there was a stabbing. >> did you know mario woods? >> no. never met him before. >> reporter: jacob says he was sitting in a car, chilling with female friends and one of their

fired at mario woods. about 20 times. the 26 year old.was holding a knife, and was the suspect in a stabbing. >>protests >> justine:the fatal shooting sparked numerous protests, some calling for police chief greg suhr to resign. in an article with the sun- reporter. community paper.mayor ed lee. he is quoted as saying. "it was horrifying; a firing squad. that's not the way we stop people." >>i just appreciate that he made the statement that is consistent with what i have happened. >> justine:attorney john burris represents the woods family. he told me. he likes the mayor being honest. >> justine:and that even mario woods' mother. is happy with the acknowledgement. >> i actually saw a different side to the mayor >> justine:supervisor john avalos. echoed attorney burris's comments. >>to have the mayor say that means that he is looking at this in a new way that can lead to real reform >> justine:mayor lee would not do an expressing his solidarity with the many who were alarmed by the video." >>shooting >> justine:kron 4 also

know better sleep with sleep number. >> pam :mario woods. the 26 - year old man killed by san francisco police two months ago, was the subject of a surprise protest during yesterday's super bowl. alecia reid is here to show us how the protest made its way into the halftime show. >> alecia :beyonce was center stage during the halftime show. and while the t=v cameras focused on her. one of her dancers was posing for a different video. >>:of justice for mario woods >> alecia :the dancers also posed with beyonce's mother before the show, wearing berets and giving the black power salute reminiscent of the black panthers in the 1960s. on the field, they formed an x, and that was taken as a reference to black muslim leader malcolm x. some are blasting beyonce on social media, calling her performance infuriating and inflammatory. >>:i thought it was really upgrade is that she used it as a platform to attack police officers to protect us-- outrageous that she >> alecia :former new york mayor rudy giuliani blasted the singer on fox news. woods' death

word that calls for an investigation into the shooting death of mario woods immediately following the shootings our office and the district attorney's office were in close communication and jointly determined that the district attorney's office will pursue and lead an investigation into the shooting following well established doj civil rights protocols the fbi and our office communicates with the district attorney's office and we're monitoring the investigation at the conclusion of the investigation the federal authorities will is a full review fifth after that full review we have identified an unvindicated federal interest we'll pursue a separate fell investigation at that time and now i'll ask director davis for the details about the collaboration. >> director. >> good afternoon, everyone this is a tight room so as the u.s. attorney mentioned i'm bryan the director of the departments community services office in short the office was created in 1994 with the task of nationwide nationwide we do have grants and over $14 million in grant and through tech adjoins we're here to announce t

. >>> new developments this afternoon in the death of mario woods. the medical examiner released the autopsy report, it shows police fired 27 shots and that 20 of them hit mario woods and one grazed him. according to the report the 20 gun shot wound were to the back and thigh. one bullet grazed his cheek. he also had five injuries caused by the bean bags that officers shot at him and six cuts from flying shrapnel. results show mario woods had methamphetamine, marijuana, two anti-depressants in his system. the family is suing the city of san francisco and the police department after the shooting that happened december 2. police say mario woods was suspect offend stabbing a man and was still holding the knife when they came across him. officers say they asked him to drop the knife and when he didn't that the when they shot him. again they found 27 shell casings at the scene. san francisco police department says five officers were involved in the shooting. four investigations are underway. >>> a church that pays tribute to victims of crimes has become a

on the side supervisor cowen who's the supervisor the district 10 the officer involved shooting mario woods and our president of the police commission commissioner loftus and the director of our office of citizens complaints that director joyce hicks and of course there almost goes without no introduction from the very onset has been requesting the review it is important to note that almost immediately after the use of mario woods it was not often anybody the trust for many residents in san francisco was shaken and to that end i have conversations with the cops office specifically chief ray and director davis to see if we can engage in a review they thought was appropriate i was familiar about the las vegas police department acholic beverage youth from some years ago the 71 recommends we've began to work on with the police commission i assure you we've talked about the reengineering the use of force as an issue as director davis said they're all struggling across the country with a weapons short of a firearm we have to deal with folks with beverage weapons and other weapons especially folks

. >> pam: eight: san francisco mayor ed lee reacting to the mario woods shooting by police. what woods' family is saying about the remarks. >> pam: in the wake of a killing at a bart station. the agency has scores of survelliance cameras on the trains and in the stations. and know we know how many of them really work. >> pam: i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com housewives. her must-see reviews etonli etonline.com. >>> time now for the a to tonight's "e.t" birthdays. which famous actor once worked as a barber? that was joe who turns 52 today. >> we bet,nancy, we et, and guess what? you got to come through and pay off your debt. and tomorrow, it will come. and so everybody watch tomorrow's show and yo see exactly what nancy o'dell has to do because she lost a super bowl bet to me. >> oh, brian. i got an e-mail from bryan at 8:00 a.m. and the subject line said, hello loser. by the way it was his idea

now, the mayor, the police chief and mario woods' family has all pushed for a department of justice investigation since that december 2nd shooting of woods captured on cell phone video. woods just stabbed a stranger and ignored their commands to drop a knife. of the five officers who fired their guns, only one is white, but that has not calmed the accusations of racism in police ranks and protesters who even temporarily shut down the bay bridge back on january 18th. they called for the firing of police chief and that spread of the video did spark outrage and follows other controversy. the ho and a judge recently ruled that the police chief could not fire those officers because the one-year statute of limitations had already passed. so, again, we're to hear some details from the department of justice. maybe going into other controversy from the department from the san francisco police department. that press conference is at 2:00 this afternoon. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang "today in the bay." >>> now to decision 2016. here we go, iowa, who is it going to be? all the handsha

to describe the mario woods shooting by police. >> gary :coming up in this broadcast the warriors go 47 to four and we have reactions to pam at newton--cam newton >> brittney : and we have record-breaking wants--warmth, i will have all your details thanks man. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, priority boarding, and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >> pam :san francisco mayor ed lee is talking about his views on the shooting of mario woods by police. woods ' death has sparked widespread criticism and protest. tonight, kron 4's justine waldman explains what exactly the mayor said. and the response it is getting. >> justine :the 26 year-old was holding a knife and was a suspect in the stabbing some call in our--some are calling for the police chief to resign and now the mayor is accorded to say it was horrify

yesterday in an exclusive interview with abc 7 news, you heard from a man stabbed by mario woods. it happened december 2nd in the bayview. the day woods was shot and killed by police. responses to that interview tonight. vic lee has the story. >> like, i'm trying to figure out how to get my life together. my life has been in shambles. >> since the stabbing, jacob is afraid people may want to harm him. it was the first in a sequence of events that ended with mario woods' death. the officer-involved shooting was captured on video which went viral. jacobs says he was attacked sitting in his car for no reason at all. >> i get stabbed by somebody i don't even know and i don't have no beef with or anything like that. >> he was treated for stab wounds in his arm. jacob tells me he's the forgotten victim. protesters and city officials have ignored. >> they're trying to get justice and everything. but at the same time, you have to realize that there are victims of black on black crimes that i don't feel they announce. >> he's a victim too. feel for him like i felt for mario and for the offi

after the shooting of mario woods. five police officers participated.the shooting has sparked protests and calls for police reform. >>> authorities in southern california are interviewing inmates who escaped last saturday. the video released by elsie sheriff's department said orange county nayeri and jonathan tieu being let into the jail. the two were caught in san francisco saturday after someone recognized one of the fugitives and flag down police. the third inmate turned himself in on friday. they cut you a great and climbed through plumbing tunnels. >>> the super bowl days away and law enforcement is cracking down on human trafficking. our cameras were there as officers in the south bay conducted a today undercover operation at a downtown san jose hotel where they made 12 arrest. smith gives us an inside look at a story you will see only here. >> reporter: this is no ordinary phone call, a add-on line with a greed and meet for sex. but the men don't realize is the woman is an undercover police officer. this is video from a hidden police camera insid

i want to thank you for your commitment the to make a show justice is done to mario woods. >>reporter: superbowl city concert saturday she mentioned woods shot and killed by san francisco police last year. former black panther party leader lane brown says she reached out to keys about making a statement. >> she put a very strong standby saying that she wanted not only to see justice she give honest to the mother of mario woods an also said that we have to keep this movement going so that we can end this kind of police killing. >>> sf pd spokesperson says the department couldn't comment on individuals expressing their opinion, view while exercising first amendment right. >>> new tonight. gas prices have you noticed keep going down and at one station in san jose a gallon of goods has dropped below two dolars. incredible. the lillian is live in san jose with the story. lillian? >>reporter: dollar.99 a gallon hard to believe you can find it here in the south bay giving customers some relief at the pump. customers were down right giddy. >> it should be like this all the time. >>r

mario woods i've asked and tasked achieving chief suhr and others to submit a detailed plan for further reforms after a series of community meetings around the city and with stakeholders input this is not been an easy task by any means i want to say first hand a deep gratitude i have to the volunteers of our police commission of who spent count countedless hours working with volunteers from the communities, to make sure that this reflected deserv desires coming from the community as well as professional ideas and today, i accept their comprehensive reform packages it you'll hear in detail in a moment a reformed package that is developed in partnering with the community and already directed any budget direction to incorporate those into the budget planning i believe because of the input that has been given by countless hours by you are african-american reform and review form and also by a number of conversations i've had not only with this forum but engages engagements throughout the community substantial and meaningful changes to policy to training, and to equipment and they do sdmafkt

even though just like mario woods, he was alone, armed only with a small knife.hen, san francisco police have shot and killed 38 men and women. and almost all were minorities, almost all were suffering from mental illness. >> i don't want to be sarcastic but it, but i'm not convinced yet. >> we have a lot of bipolar. >> reporter: the killing led the department to increase crisis intervention training for officers from eight hours to 40. this year it became mandatory for all officers. >> do you have any pushback from officers who say you're asking me to endanger myself? >> there are some officers who don't like the thank of being asked to tactically reposition or retreat. i'm making the situation safer for them. >> you know there are going to be critic who is say you're only making these changes now because people are calling for your resignation in the aftermath of a horrible incident. and this is reactionary at best. what do you say? >> i would say that sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. >> many of the chief's changes have already gone into effect.

i want to thank you for your commitment the to make a show justice is done to mario woods. >>reporter: superbowl city concert saturday she mentioned woods shot and killed by san francisco police last year. former black panther party leader lane brown says she reached out to keys about making a statement. >> she put a very strong standby saying that she wanted not only to see justice she give honest to the mother of mario woods an also said that we have to keep this movement going so that we can end this kind of police killing. >>> sf pd spokesperson says the department couldn't comment on individuals expressing their opinion, view while exercising first amendment right. >>> new tonight. gas prices have you noticed keep going down and at one station in san jose a gallon of goods has dropped below two dolars. incredible. the lillian is live in san jose with the story. lillian? >>reporter: dollar.99 a gallon hard to believe you can find it here in the south bay giving customers some relief at the pump. customers were down right giddy. >> it should be like this all the time. >>r

that if the officers who fatally shot mario woods had tasers. woods would still be alive. however. many community members say, the department does not need additional weapons. there were no protests at this meeting. instead. people went to the podium and addressed the commission directly. >>:would kill that man--what killed that man was officers who do not see the worth of black lives >> pam :the police department also put out a draft of its "use of force" policy. the commission is not making decisions tonight on whether the department should have tasers. president obama is in the bay area. he touched down at moffett airfield in mountain view earlier tonight. kron 4's j-r stone was there when the president arrived. and he explains the presidents plans for his latest bay area visit. >> j.r. :the president arrived here just after 7:00 and then he was in his limousine and off to different events. and he has a busy schedule with two different democratic fund- raisers this evening and also one tomorrow morning then he will fly to los angeles tomorrow afternoon and loss angeles he has mo

the controversy surrounding the shooting death of mario woods. made its way into last night's halftime show. details next. >> gary :and later in the broadcast super bowl 50 seems to be hit for the bay area put the game was not one of the better ones here we have some of the good and bad super bowl commercials >> brittney : and i am tracking clear skies tonight that will give way to lots of sunshine and i will go over how long will want will stick around in the seven day forecast--how long the warmth

they have run radio ads in the wake of the mario woods shooting.y point out a diverse group of officers were involved in the incident. the officers association is calling on the public to wait until all the facts come out and not rush to judgment. liz and ken? >> thank you. >>> gravitational waves, technically they are described as ripples in the fabric of space and time. >> eye knew that. >> they are the holy grail of modern physics. einstein predicted them a century ago and today scientists said they have finally detected them. >> reporter rachel crane tells us how the waves work. >> reporter: for over a century, physicists have been trying to confirm the existence of gravitational waves. one of the last remaining pieces of einstein's theory of relativelity. he proposed that accelerating masses such as two neutron stars or two black holes caused distortions in the fabric of the universe. when those masses eventually merge they set off a cataclysmic event that shoots off tons of gravitational waves into space. he predicted that these waves travel

mario woods was fatally shot by several officers. >> any teen-ager male or female could have walked up to mario and hit his knife. the police officers association has gone on record saying tasers could have prevented the death of mario woods. the chief says the tasers can only be used -- >> when the suspect is armed with a weapon, did you prohibited -- >> on an unarmed suspect or a person and now no action was taken by the police commission as far as adding tasers to the san francisco police department. any recommendations that happen moving forward will have to first go through the department of justice. >> a female inmate alleged live beat up and april boous, not by another prisoner but by a corrections officer. disturbing allegations again involving the sant. it's another controversy for the beleaguered jail system. last august a male inmate died after allegedly being beaten to death after three male deputies. >> the zika virus is spread primarily through mosquitoes. there's a health warning out now in 20 nations. local health officials say the person who is sick recently traveled o

he's 26 years old, the same age as mario woods. jacob's story fills in the gaps of what happened, and it also confirms to some doubters that there was a stabbing. >> did you know mario woods? >> no. never met him before. >> reporter: jacob says he was sitting in a car, chilling with female friends and one of their children. the stranger outside seemed like he was on drugs. >> he looked agitated and paranoid. mario started walking back and forth and yelling stuff to us. he tried to open our car door. i knew he had a knife on him. >> reporter: here is the knife. jacob was treated at san francisco general hospital. police officers went to the scene. a witness pointed woods out. >> i didn't know he had been shot to death. >> he's afraid people may want to harm him because it led to wood's death. >> my heart may never be the same again. i have nerve damage. >> reporter: jacob says he is the forgotten victim, the victim protestors have forgotten. >> i acknowledge they're trying to get justice and everything, but you have to realize that

an autopsy reveals new details mario woods. look! no hands!n-4 gets behind the wheel of the first car to legally offer a self-driving feature. this is a full hour of your choice for primetime news. >> pam:breaking news. within the hour. a gas leak that triggered mandatory evacuations in richmond, has been capped. no word yet on whether peopl

family members of mario woods shot to death by police says he too was in crisis. cut backs in mental health services have forced police officers on to the frontlines of the crisis. in the past, crisis intervention training had been voluntary, but starting this year, it's mandatory for the san francisco police department. so far about a quarter of the force has gone through the 40 hour training. including the newest batch of graduates. in this session, we watched as had he got a real life demonstration of how hard it is to obey a police command when you're obeying voices in your head. >> i want to thank you for taking this training, it will make a huge difference. >> reporter: the class is taught by family members of those with mental illness like diana. her son was diagnosed with schizophrenia and since then in and out of jail and treatment centers. >> my biggest fear i'll get a call that he's dead shot by police or in an all tr indication -- altercation with some stranger. >> reporter: the way an officer makes the first contact is critical. >> in a way that doesn

the killing of mario woods has sparked a nationwide call for police reform. s death. woods was considered a stabbing suspect that the time while he was allegedly armed with a knife shot and killed by five san francisco police officers. video shot shows him shot several times. among those calling for this review were board president linden breed. this announcement is scheduled for this afternoon at 2 pm on the first floor of the san francisco federal building.>>> time is 5:37 am. three we captured inmates who escaped last saturday. video from the sheriff's department chairs hossein nayeri and jonathan tieu being led into jail. they were captured saturday after someone recognized one of them and flagged down police. the three escaped while cutting to a great in plumbing tunnels. >>> parts of the bay area are cleaning up in the latest el niÑo storm. >> it looks like it is snowing. >> a woman's car covered inhale in morgan hill yesterday. this is up in napa. cael covered a street and fell on a swimming pool. this is in brentwood. and lafayette hail fell so fast it

to be a world stage in justice. >> police say only one of the five officers who shot and killed mario woods is black. still racial tension in the city has grown over the past couple of months. an attorney for the woods family hope this investigation can be the first step in healing the division between minority communities and the police department. the stpd will cooperate with the doj in the investigation. >>> an east bay animal shelter needs your help. they are looking for this dog and the man who grabbed her and took off. >>> and a special arrival to the bay area. a look at the lombardi trophy and the history that delivered it. >>> we're talking super bowl. we're forecasting -- sunny and 56 degrees at super bowl city. and we have the super bowl forecast coming up. >>> and wind advisories on some of the bay area bridges and closures for super bowl city. details coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, surgery. it says two- year-old "daisy mae" was taken yesterday mog one of its oakland >>> the east bay spca is searching for a stolen dog that's due for surgery. the 2-year-old, daisy may, was taken

equipping officers with stun guns in the wake of the mario woods 'hooding.eves it is the give officer -- if the five officers had tasers, mario woods would be alive say they had no choice but to use deadly force since ben bag rounds and people more spray failed to persuade mario woods to drop a knife. >> score run for the girl courts, the 49ers are rescheduling a sleepover at levi stadium after they canceled their original date. the ever develop was scheduled for may 14, and now it will be held a week later because of a concert. 29,000 girls are competing for the chance to spend the night at levi stadium. >> big award for our top sellers, and we participate in the sell if they sell 50 cases they get to do a sleepover on the 50 yard line we thought it would be exciting. >> realize that 50 cases is 600 boxes. the 49ers have granted the sleepever will not be moved again. this is the first time they have hosted a sleepier at levi stadium. >> we have a follow-up to a story, new controversy over a lottery ticket worth $63 million. the ticket was prepared at the 7-

this afternoon the deputies report on mario woods was released -- the autopsy report on mario woods was leased. tonight we know how many times he was shot. ktvu's tara moriarty has been going over the report. what diz it say? >> the -- did it say? >> reporter: the report says he was shot 20 times. six in the back. i have seen the autopsy photos. there is nothing in this report that surprises me. no major surprises here. the family attorney for mario woods revealed the photographs to the media a few weeks back and they were disturbing. you could hear a gasp in the room when you saw the damage done to his hand, head and back. it was gruesome. and it is exactly what the family says it wanted to show. the amount of shots here was excessive. according to the medical examiner the 20 gun shot wounds were to the back and thighs. one bullet grazed his cheek and five injuries caused by the less than lethal round. woods had meth in his system, marijuana, two antidepress want. the family is -- antedepressants. the family is suing after the shooting. he was suspected of stabbing a man and still carr

antes comenzamos con la muerte de mario woods por policÍas de san francisco.a: propusieron armar agentes del orden con teasers. beatriz: sindicato de policÍas puso al tapete necesidad de entrenar oficiales al uso de teasers. en el marco de la muerte de mario woods que fue variado cuando intentaron de que tirÉ al piso un cuchillo. el jefe de policÍa dijo que si los agentes subirÁn tenido teasers el desenlace podrÍa haber sido otro. pero no todos estÁn de acuerdo. >> es un gasto enorme de recursos y de tiempo. reportera: usted no cree que salvarÍan vidas? >> no. beatriz: este hombre piensa que no serÍan usados en situaciones crÍticas sino contra quienes se rehÚsan a seguir instrucciones. asociaciÓn de policÍas propuso un plan para dar a todos los oficiales por intervenciÓn en caso de crisis. tambiÉn quieren que radiopatrullas tengan equipo para dar atenciÓn mÉdica si alguien lo necesita. ventas tanto el jefe de policÍa dijo que estÁn trabajando mucho para asegurar que no vuelva a ocurrir un evento trÁgico como el 2 de diciembre pasado. casi inmediatamente despuÉ

you may not have this information but we have not heard from the coroner about whether the mario woodshad any drugs in his system and we don't know how many times he was shot. his family has said possibly as many as 25 times but this was two months. do you know when we may get facts. >> it takes awhile to complete because of the toxicology reports. as far as the bull holes takes time to determine entrance and exit wounds. all of it will be forthcoming. >>> the santa clara department is asking for help in a violent attack that happened on december 19th on parker ranch road in saratoga. the suspect knock on the door and assaulted the elderly man that answered. the man's wife sounded the alarm that scared the man. the victim was able to provide a police with a description and here this is a sketch. the assailant is described as white or latino and clean cut and 25 to 28 years old and 6 feet tall and weighing 175 pounds. >> tonight san francisco public school leaders set to discuss a controversial proposal to make condoms available to middle school students. under the plan students would b

a probe stems from the shooting death of mario woods., protesters held a march calling for charges against the officers. >>> and today the panthers and the broncos will address the media for the first time since arriving in the bay area. it starts at the s.a.p. center. it replaces the traditional media day. >> reporter: and i'm cate cauguiran live at the san francisco ferry building. in addition to bigger crowds, the commuters will have extra lines to wait in. as soon as commuters get in the financial district it places your right in front of super bowl city. and anyone who walks through super bowl city must go through a security bag check. and for ferry commuters, this is in addition to the extra security to get on the ferry. here's good news. there'll be extra staff on hand to help out. >> that's intense. i think that would be an inconvenience, but yeah, it's only for a week so i guess you suck it up. >> reporter: know that the beale street entrance to the embarcadero station is closed. you can use the other entrance. the bart station

today the autopsy was released in the mario woods killing. it reveals that san francisco police officers fired more than two dozen shots killing woods, who was armed with a knife. nbc bay area's jean elle joins us this evening. any indication of how this autopsy will be used to defend or punish? >> it's a very important part of the wide ranging investigation. it details how many times san francisco police officer shot at wood and it also reveals what was in his system. >> it's like it's unconscionable the number of shots that were fired. wood family attorney john burress says this video of san francisco police officer shooting 26-year-old mario wood made it clear officers fired multi- shots. tonight a new autopsy report pin points that numbers at 27 shots fired. it described where 21 of those bullets hit him. >> there's only one shot in the front. all the rest are in the back. >> burress as filed a federal civil right lawsuit claiming excessive force. the report also shows injuries. and it says woods had drugs in his system including methamph

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great opportunity to get the word out. >> only one of the five police officers who shot and killed mario woods black. an attorney for the woods family says they hope the investigation can be the first step in healing between minority communities and the sfpd. >> a controversial meeting over condoms. board members will decide whether or not to hand them out to middle schoolers. the goal is to cut down on teen pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. >>> residents in san francisco now wondering if their homes will slide downhill. after the weekend -- or over the weekend. a broken underground water pipe was found and it's suspected of causing a house to start slipping. it was torn down to prevent damage from below. the public utilities commission is trying to determine if the leak is causing the hill to slide. >>> and a search for a stolen dog with health problems. 2-year-old daisy may was snapped from a volunteer who was walking the pit bull mix. daisy may was scheduled to undergo surgery this week. >>> a new emergency about the zika virus. what the health authority is predicting about the

to get new let me say b a quick word that calls for an investigation into the shooting death of mario woods immediately following the shootings our office and the district attorney's office were in close communication and jointly determined that the district attorney's office will pursue and lead an investigation into the shooting following well established doj civil rights protocols the fbi and our office communicates with the district attorney's office and we're monitoring the investigation at the conclusion of the investigation the federal authorities will is a full review fifth after that full review we have identified an unvindicated federal interest we'll pursue a separate fell investigation at that time and now i'll ask director davis for the details about the collaboration. >> director. >> good afternoon, everyone this is a tight room so as the u.s. attorney mentioned i'm bryan the director of the departments community services office in short the office was created in 1994 with the task of nationwide nationwide we do have grants and over $14 million in grant and through tech adjoin

what is it about the super bowl protest and mario woods supporter here? >> it's a great forum.y will get a lot of attention. not that they weren't getting attention before. we have spoken about this. it's a great cause and they are doing it peacefully. so kudos to the protesters. >> no arrest. >> right. but when you protest, it can get out of hand at any time. so i think both the police and the protesters have to be extraordinarily careful. >> let's focus on the fact that there is going to be a federal inquiry into the mario woods shooting. what could come out of it and how might it change the san francisco police department? >> first of all, you think all players involved are happy that that's going down. the police department. the mayor. the protesters. you have the federal government coming in. they will take a close look at that. when you stop and think about it, that film of mario woods, when he was shot and killed, that's really in the eye of the beholder. you have a chief that they're calling for his resignation. personally, i think that's unfair. he is a great chief. yo

new developments in the mario woods a shooting.the announcement expected today about a federal review of the police department. >>> we're counting down to the super bowl. a look at super bowl city. >>> good morning. monday, february 1. i am brian flores. >>> i am pam cook. we are raring -- wearing red for heart health awareness for women. we are bringing awareness. steve is helping us with letter -- weather. >>> never too early to plan ahead. we just had christmas. we do have a cold condition and no thunderstorm activity. we had hail all over the place and the wind picked up and the temperature dropped. if it wasn't for the breeze it would be colder. it will cut rates are you. there will be clouds off the coast and cold air over the warmer water. still active in southern california and los angeles to palm springs. it is not 103 now. they are having problems. don't worry about it. 40s on the temps here. walnut creek and dan ball, 37. mid-40s for some. a brisk day and the breeze out of the northwest with the west and it will be guin

now, this follows the shooting death controversial one of mario woods back on december 2nd caught on camera. police say woods had just stabbed a stranger and ignored their commands to drop the knife. only one of the five officers whoed their guns is but racism and police ranks have persisted. the federal review follows other controversy, including racist and homoophobic text messages. more than a month ago in december a judge ordered he could not fire those officers because he waited too long past the one-year statute of limitations. joined by mayor lee and the chief who also called for this doj investigation. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> i'm palo reyes live at the police department. an apparent drive-by shooting took the life of a young father in east san jose. investigators were at the scene of the shooting at an apartment complex shortly after 1:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. family members say 20-year-old martinez was celebrating his birthday with his girlfriend and young daughter when someone fired a shot and that shot hit him in the

we look forward to this review. >> attorney general, john burress represents mario woods' family. >> it means there is an opportunity for the mayor and police chief to step to the plate and show good faith activities if they want to improve the positive police department. >> the review will likely take more than a year. if final recommendations are not accepted by san francisco police, the department can launch a separate probe, which would result in court mandated changes. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> new details about how three escaped inmates spent their time in the bay area. they spent part of five days here doing little to keep out of sight. investigators say they arrived in the alameda hotel tuesday evening, ate lunch in a sandwich shop the next day, with them was a taxi driver they kidnapped in southern california. turns out the fate of that man may have been what fractured the fugitives alliance. >> inmate nayeri and inmate duong had a fight about whether or not to kill the taxi cab driver. >> duong fled back to southern california with the driver on thursday when the other two we

. >> yesterday, in an interview with abc7 news, you heard from the man stabbed by mario woods.it happened december 2nd in the bay view, the day woods was shot and killed by police. tonight, responses to that interview. abc7 news is live in the newsroom with more. vic? >> reporter: we left message was supervisors and aides told us they were out of town. but most did not return our calls, we did, however, get responses. now, the stabbing victim did not want to be identified, so we're just going to call him jacob, not his real name. >> i'm trying to figure out how to get my life together. >> since the stabbing, jacob is afraid people may want to harm him because the attack was the first in a sequence of events that ended with mario woods' death. the shooting was on video, which went viral. jacob said he was attacked, sitting in his car for no reason. >> to get stabbed by someone i don't know, i don't have no beef with or anything else. >> he was treated for stab wounds. jacob tells us he's the forgotten victim, the one attacked, the victim. protestors and city officials ignored. >

of mario woods. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live at police headquarters with more on some of these changes. anne. good morning. >> reporter: we're talking about changes to the department's "use of force" policy. they are going to be presented to the police commission tonight. an integral part of chief greg suhr's proposal is to ask for the use of tasers within the department. now, the city has said no to tase nerds past even when the request war foss -- tasers in the past even when the request was only for those specifically trained in intervention. tasters are meant to prevent officers from using force. >> i want them to rush to the danger but if you get there and it's not actively going on, i also think be smart enough to then stop and back up. >> reporter: the department of justice is working with the sfpd on its review of policing procedures and this was spurred by the feat tal shooting as frank said of mario woods in the bayview on december 2. you probably have seen this cell phone video. chi

we look forward to this review. >> attorney general, john burress represents mario woods' family. >> it means there is an opportunity for the mayor and police chief to step to the plate and show good faith activities if they want to improve the positive police department. >> the review will likely take more than a year. if final recommendations are not accepted by san francisco police, the department can launch a separate probe, which would result in court mandated changes. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> new details about how three escaped inmates spent their time in the bay area. they spent part of five days here doing little to keep out of sight. investigators say they arrived in the alameda hotel tuesday evening, ate lunch in a sandwich shop the next day, with them was a taxi driver they kidnapped in southern california. turns out the fate of that man may have been what fractured the fugitives alliance. >> inmate nayeri and inmate duong had a fight about whether or not to kill the taxi cab driver. >> duong fled back to southern california with the driver on thursday when the other two we

this is the spurred by the fatal spurring of mario woods in the bayview on december 2. ably have seen the cell phone video. he said if his officers had tasers that day woods would likely still be alive. >> the shooting that occurred out on 3rd street which is still under investigation may well be deemed to be -- have been lawful but certainly what it's done to our trust certainly in the community where it occurred is awful. >> reporter: yeah. it certainly angered people. we have seen protest for months about this very controversial, um, even just last week alicia keys invoked mario woods name during his big concert in san francisco. now, the u.s. department of justice is working with the sfpd on these policy changes. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> at 5:39, as the number of zika virus cases in the u.s. rises, federal health officials are calling it a serious health threat. there are now 66 confirmed cases of the virus here in the u.s. the mosquito-borne virus causes birth defects. it can be prevented by the use of insect repellent. >> we found that the i

we are demanding justice for our brother, mario woods. >> the department of justice is doing an assessment of policies and procedures but is not looking into the specifics of the killing of woods. the stabbing suspect was shot multiple times after he refused to put down his gun. >> reporter: the wide ranging federal probe of the police department to determine the key issues. >> use of force. it may be [ indiscernible ] it may be training. >> reporter: they'll have a series of recommendations. >> i think it's good. it's going to help. >> reporter: they welcome the review calling it an important step. >> what things need to be changed and what would help to make it better? >> that was heather holmes reporting. two more of these listening sessions planned for next month and two review is expected to take about two years and will include public reports every six months. san francisco is the 10th law enforcement agency to be reviewed since the special dog office was created. >>> two people shot a 19-year- old man near the larkspur landing movie theater about 7:00 last night. there was an argume

to get new let me say b a quick word that calls for an investigation into the shooting death of mario woods immediately following the shootings our office and the district attorney's office were in close communication and jointly determined that the district attorney's office will pursue and lead an investigation into the shooting following well established doj civil rights protocols the fbi and our office communicates with the district attorney's office and we're monitoring the investigation at the conclusion of the investigation the federal authorities will is a full review fifth after that full review we have identified an unvindicated federal interest we'll pursue a separate fell investigation at that time and now i'll ask director davis for the details about the collaboration. >> director. >> good afternoon, everyone this is a tight room so as the u.s. attorney mentioned i'm bryan the director of the departments community services office in short the office was created in 1994 with the task of nationwide nationwide we do have grants and over $14 million in grant and through tech adjoin