i wanted to ask you about last december's mario woods shooting. you were quite vocal. you said the officers who fatally shot woods were an ethnically diverse firing squad in your words. is sfpd doing enough? >> certainly since december 2 have made several changes to the use of force. they revived conversations around body cameras, tasers. many of the conversations that they have had before that they are reviving now, there has been a significant number of changes within the use of force policy within the police department. my office has been responsible with bringing resolution as well as legislation that will help bring accountability and transparency to officer-involved shootings. >> you were in the board of supervisors chambers when protesters marched. let's take a look at what happened. >> this board -- the chief indiscriminately. >> is this environment very heated? do you feel there is a chance that what you are trying to say about the ongoing reforms will be heard? >> yeah. >> by the protesters, though? >> it's interesting. i think the protesters i can connect and

he's been a big part of the justice for mario woods coalition. we want to mention a lot of folks are eager to talk with the new acting chief. so they say that they plan to reach out to him to try to sit down and iron out their differences and try to come together with a resolution along with a police commission with regards to the use of excessive force and all of these things that have been going on. as you know, three deadly officer involved shootings in the past six months. >> going back to what you said at the top, the chief wasn't fired, he was asked to resign. what is the difference there? ? >> reporter: you know, he did resign. let's move over here. come on over here. a little scuffle over there. he had planned on retiring is basically what the deal was. so he knew that that was going to come soon. i think he wanted to go out on a high note and he told us before he wanted to work hard to accomplish the goals the commission set forth and the community was demanding. he wanted to make it right. he was upset he didn't get the chance to do tha

this shooting scene is in the same neighborhood of another fatal police shooting that of mario woods in december of last year. it ignited a firestorm of discontent something the chief briefly addressed in today's press briefing. >> this is exactly the thing that we're trying to -- with all our reforms and everything else, to avoid. we want no -- no contact ever to result if ever possible in an officer-involved shooting let alone a fatal officer- involved shooting. >> reporter: there have been a lot of people speaking out about today's officer-involved shooting not just people who are upset with the police but also people talking about it from a legal standpoint. one primary person there is the san francisco public defender. he tweeted this today. i'll read it to you verbatim. it says, minutes ago, san francisco california decision excuse me -- sfpd [ indiscernible ] into moving vehicles unless hashtag and a highlighted copy of the law. right there. whether or not this was illegal or an illegal [ indiscernible ] we don't know. [ loud background noise ] >> the last time we talked to fo

mario woods' mother, gwen, said the racist text message scandal is directly linked to her son's death inaudible ] [ very soft audio ] [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the crowd was loud and angry calling the department of justice reps political pawns called in by mayor ed lee and chief greg suhr to assess sfpd and not do much else. >> investigation is not a word they use because they don't have that authority. is that correct? [ applause ] >> that's a question you can answer that. >> is that correct? >> no, we're not investigating. >> reporter: the crowd demanded more from the reps, more from the doj, reform action from anyone. >> give us what we need! a working community deserves! [ applause and cheers ] >> stop playing games! >> right! [ applause and cheers ] >> enough is enough!! >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> the coalition is pushing for the department of justice to conduct a full civil rights investigation of the san francisco police department. >>> one of the most famous lawyers in america is now representing a woman suing the gilroy school district. she says that a teacher pre

since the shooting of mario woods, the community members have been asking for his resignation for the first time. they would interrupt community meetings, they would chant, they would call for it. five activists went on a hunger strike calling on him to step down or mayor ed lee to fire him. each time the chief dug his heels in saying we have a series of reforms they're putting in place. i want to oversee them. i'm man to do it. >> stewart: about those reforms, what kind of reforms had he started to implement or said he was going to implement. >> he and the commission have reopened the department's use of force policy, looking at how officers use force, how they use the weapons they have, and are really working to create a new policy that emphasizes the sanctity of life, desque alation, creating time and distance, and resorting to lethal force as the very, very last resort. >> stewart: obviously there's a new police chief in place. has he signaled any kind of plan going forward? >> acting chief to, in ey chaplain was head of the principal policing bureau before he was asked to step in

to protest the police shooting of mario woods. >> vicki:woods was a suspect in a stabbing and was shot by placed a banner on the road that read, "justice forthe women were charged with disorderly conduct for the incident. >> vicki:"justice for mario woods" >> vicki:the protesters agreed to community service and pay a fine. >> grant:essure is a permanent formbut many of those patients have reported serious side effects. and think it should be taken off the market. >> vicki:coming up. what the maker of essure says about its product. and how the government is getting invovled. >> grant:plus a massive sink hole opens up in the middle of downtown san francisco. >> grant:next. the progress to fix it and get the road reopened. >> grant:and the dubs looking to the trail blazers tonight. preparing for the game. and the hardware fans will get >> grant:city crews were able to nine foot deep sinkhole that opened up in the middle of mission street in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. >> vicki:kron4's maureen kelly says the gaping hole in the spectacle as well as headaches for commuters.

they've been going since the december 2nd shooting of mario woods.he police chief is -- he's under a lot of scrutiny but he says he's very committed to making sure reforms happen. but protesters are saying him staying on as head of the department after all these years and everything that has happened is a bad symbolic move. they're saying he needs to leave in order for these reforms to take place. >> so the hunger strike h has ended. are there more protests planned? >> the hunger strikers, the five of them are all very tied into the community. they indicated they will continue to put pressure on the department and on the city and on mayor lee for their call for chief to step down. >> the final findings of the commission comes out in a couple of weeks. >> it is echoing concerns that have been with the department for decades at this point. >> so much more to come. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. >> the "new york times" has called him the most influential environmentalist i

hit social media. >> i always believed that chief suhr cringed when he saw what happened in the mario woods shooting, that if he were there at the scene, he would have done everything possible to make sure that didn't happen. yet that's what happened. >> reporter: then just last month officers killed transient luis gongora in the mission fatally shooting him, 32 seconds after arriving on scene. in adachi's mind today's shooting of an unarmed woman in a car by a sergeant was the final straw. >> i think this shooting is endemic of what's wrong with the san francisco police department, that we have a police department that is out of control. >> reporter: in san francisco andria borba, kpix5. >> here's a look at front page of tomorrow's examiner. it features a picture of the former police chief with the headline no suhr. >>> a suspected burglar in fremont ignored warning signs and minutes later he was dead. only on five tonight kpix5's maria medina spoke to the woman whose home was broken into. >> i can't believe that person who was in our apartment is dead. >> reporter: melissa jenberg and her

mario woods' mother gwen said the racest text message scandal is directly linked to her son's death. >> they stand it's animals. it's a black one, they said any day is a good day for lynching. they said to lower high blood pressure, guess what? they like to shoot negroes because i still think if someone would have called them to task and not let that sit, my child may be here to tell his side of the story. >> reporter: the crowd was loud and angry calling the doj reps political pawns called in by mayor ed lee and chief greg suhr to assess sfpd and not much else. >> investigate is not a word they use because they don't have that authority. that's correct? >> that's a question. you need to answer that. is that correct? >> no, we're not investigating. >> reporter: the crowd demanded more from the reps, more from the doj, reform action from anyone. >> that's the message. go tell your higher-ups give us what we need and what this community deserves! [ applause ] >> and stop playing games! [ applause ] enough is enough! [ applause ] ustice -- similar >> reporter: now the coalition wants a

hit social media. >> i always believe that chief suhr cringed when he saw what happened in the mario woods shooting, that if he were there at the scene, he would have done everything possible to make sure that didn't happen. yet that's what happened. >> reporter: then just last month, officers killed transient luis gongora in the mission fatally shooting him 32 seconds after arriving on scene. shooting of an unarmed woman in a car by the sergeant was the final straw, according to adachi. >> i think this shooting is endemic of what's wrong with the san francisco police department, that we have a police department that is out of control. >> reporter: in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >> the state assembly has approved a bill aimed at protecting the police officers who would give officers who are seen in video at least three days' notice so they have a chance to fight the video's release. it's to prevent people from harassing, intimidating or harming officers. groups representing the media and public defenders are concerned that the bill could thwart access to public records. >>> switch

i always believe that chief suhr cringed when he saw what happened in the mario woods shooting, that would have done everything possible to make sure that didn't happen. >> and we'll have much more reaction to this latest police shooting coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> the other big story, growing suspicion that an egyptair jetliner was brought down by terrorists. it disappeared off radar as it approached the egyptian coast last night. 56 passengers and a crew of 10 were on board. flight 804 took off from paris just after 11 p.m. local time headed for cairo. but after a series of sudden and erratic turns it apparently plunged into the sea. we have the latest developments live from reporter jonathan vigliotti who is in crete. jonathan. >> reporter: allen, it's been a day of ups and downs and false alarms. but so far this massive search has turned up nothing. >> reporter: crews are searching the mediterranean sea for the wreckage of egyptair flight 804. the flight was headed from paris to cairo with 56 passengers and 10 crew on board. this person says her niece was an egyptair flight a

their guns as they did with mario woods last year, a suspect armed with a knife.ur kpix 5 security analyst says that these kinds of situation can quickly turn deadly. >> could we do more training in deescalation? i'm sure we could. we could do more training with everything we do in life because, you know, we get better by doing training. you show up on scene with somebody who is going to try to kill you, it can turn ugly really quick. >> reporter: we have heard from a lot of protestors over the past few months calling for change in the department, the calls have been growing louder. they actually want criminal charges as well for the officers involved in at least four recent deadly shootings, which will be analyzed today. this use of force summit an annual event. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> alburqueque, new mexico, dealing with the aftermath of the latest political protests that some say has gone mad. protestors clashed with police last night outside the rally for presumptive republican nominee donald trump. they threw rocks and bottles. police fired pepper spray an

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mario woods-- no not mario woods for kenneth harding was just one of them.ther the officer did or didn't know he got down on his hands and knees-- and then they turn around and cover up and say a cell phone was a gun. no! lies, lies, lies, lies. these psychopathic cops need to be removed and it needs to stop. and then the way they covered up kevin harding's murder, awful. >>next speaker. welcome back. >>thank you again. barbara latard. i am stunned once again thank you for your review on the use of force. i think it'shelpful to suggest that each of these will be analyzed separately because you're revising your use of force policy and as commissioner -- said you're changing some of the language. looking at tasers and bringing in a new weapon you need to have a full hearing on that. are you going to once again bring in the doctors from the community. it's really important that you hear what they have to say and is really important that you look at the cd that you received tonight. it's very eye-opening and really important. anyway, i think it's outrageous to f

the frisco five and the mother of mario woods. they want the fbi to investigate the departments racism. >>> a san jose police officer who's back on the job after being fired for tweeting threats against the black lives matter movement has issued an apology. phillip white wrote a letter to the city saying he will work every day to repair the broken trust with the residents. part of the apology reeds. >>> san francisco board of supervisors postponed a vote on the sanctuary policy. the measure would reaffirm strict protections for undocumented immigrants. it could only notify customs if a defendant is charged with a violent crime and has been convicted in the last seven years. this follows the arrest of an undocumented immigrant accused have killing kate steinle. the five candidates for california senate seat squared off. the candidates are running for the seat. it was a one hour debate in san diego. >> my record is strong on protecting americans with respect to gun violence. >> i just don't see the gun issue as being substantive in

on december 2nd, 26-year-old mario wood was shot at least 15 times. he was accused of stabbing a stranger and he refused to drop a knife. the coverage and impact on the city continues on the news app and enabled push alerts to get updates as they happened. >> no sign of the wreckage from missing egypt air flight 804 more than 24 hours after it vanished over the mediterranean sea. they announced the airbus had crashed en route from paris to cairo. egypt's minster of aviation said the possible of a terrorist attack is highly likely. the plane spun around before going into decent. a u.s. military plane is involved in the search. the white house announced stricter security would be implemented for some flights from paris. >> flights that are bound for the united states are subjected to additional screening that may not have applied in this situation. >> 56 passengers and ten crew members were on the jet when it disappeared. sfo has a windy night with gusts close to 60 miles per hour. this is a live look from the sfo camera. 18 flights had to land at oakla

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on december 2nd, 26-year-old mario wood was shot at least 15 times. he was accused of stabbing a stranger and he refused to drop a knife. the coverage and impact on the city continues on the news app and enabled push alerts to get updates as they happened. >> no sign of the wreckage from missing egypt air flight 804 more than 24 hours after it vanished over the mediterranean sea. they announced the airbus had crashed en route from paris to cairo. egypt's minster of aviation said the possible of a terrorist attack is highly likely. the plane spun around before going into decent. a u.s. military plane is involved in the search. the white house announced stricter security would be implemented for some flights from paris. >> flights that are bound for the united states are subjected to additional screening that may not have applied in this situation. >> 56 passengers and ten crew members were on the jet when it disappeared. sfo has a windy night with gusts close to 60 miles per hour. this is a live look from the sfo camera. 18 flights had to land at oakla

for example, mario woods caught on cell phone, officers say he was coming at them with a knife and they had no choice but to fire. then there was last week's shooting of an unarmed car theft suspect in the bayview. >> i think this shooting is endemic of what's wrong with the san francisco police department. that we have a police department that is out of control. >> protestors called for change in the department's policies and culture have been growing louder. police chief greg suhr stepped down last week and the new interim chief toney chaplin says he will implement a number of reforms. today's event may help advise some of those policies. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> homicide detectives are looking for answers this morning after a body was found in golden gate park. a gardener discovered the body near a lake north of kezar stadium yesterday. investigators aren't saying much but say it's a suspicious death and there may have been a struggle. >>> 49ers management is opposing north carolina's restroom law during a national football league meeting in north carolina. th

. >> protests have been ongoing since the fatal shooting of mario woods. at city hall you can see the barricades outside ready to be set up the jail with a large crowd, up to 600 people will be out here and there will also be a large police presence in case it is out of control. >> we will watch. the man accused of kidnap asking murdering a three-year-old boy more than 30 years ago is scheduled to be arraigned today. in 1948 clark monday -- honda was snatched from his body room, and three weeks ago a friend of the honda family was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. the police say the cold case unit reexamined the case in 2011 and found evidence leading to the suspect who now is in state prison for three separate cases of child molestation. all the man charged with killing a long time san francisco public defender will appear in court today. the 20-year-old is accused of killing his aunt who was in her home on friday morning. she was stabbed 40 times. she worked in the public defender's office for three decades. investigators have not said what

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the families of mario woods, alma carlo pescarolo perez and alex nieto are meeting with the department of justice. they are hoping for an independent investigation of the deadly police involved shootings. this comes after a series of protests recently. >>> as activists put pressure on the police department to hold its officers more accountable, a group called the justice for mario woods coalition issued a set of demands which include ousting police chief greg suhr and charging all officers involved in the recent deadly shootings with murder. >>> earlier today, san francisco mayor ed lee reached out to a group of hunger strikers dubbed the "frisco five." but the two sides didn't get very far. the protestors are refusing to eat until chief suhr is fired. and they say their simple demand is not being heard. it's business as usual. mayor lee says he respects their right to protest but stands by the chief and wants to have a dialogue about police reforms. >>> two san jose brothers charged with killing their parents will return to court on monday for a preliminary hearing. hasib and omar gol

. >> protests have been ongoing since the shooting of mario woods and the barricades are outside city hall deeding with the very large crowd. we are told this will be a huge police presence in case it is out-of-control situation. >> the man accused of kidnap asking murdering a three-year-old boy 30 years ago is scheduled to be arraigned today. >> in 1984, clark honda was snatched from his bedroom and never seen again. a few weeks ago 55-year-old friend of the honda family was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in clark's death. the police say the unit began to reexamining the case in 2011 and found evidence leading to him. he is serving 26 years in state prison for three separate chases of child molestation. >> the man charged with killing a public defender will appear in court today. the 20-year-old is accuses of killing his on who was in her home on friday or. she was stabbed 4 times. she worked in the public defender's office for three decades and the investigators have not said what happened before the death. >> new allegations have surfaced claiming that the pittsburg

reform me begins with firing the police chef which is gaining momentum since the fatal shooting of mario woods in december. protester say there have been one too many unnecessary shootings of minorities. >> it is a huge issue in san francisco. it is not ferguson or boston but san francisco is worse. the last two yours four people have been shot. 59 shots. >> in a drastic move the group called frisco 5 went on a hunger strike for 17 days before they had to be hospital i've. hundreds of supporters are carry on the mission including the medical students who helped treat the group. >> i care for my patients and i care for the community. when i see san francisco hurting in the way it is under these pose attacks and police impunity i feel moved to act. >> as the march continues all day san francisco police will continue to stand guard and monitor the situation. friday, the crowd may their way to city hall and knocked down a metal detector and broke a glass door. up to 600 protesters are expected to come identity throughout the day. they making a promise to boycott businesses. >> all of us today have

remember, mario woods was killed in a confrontation in december and luis gongoria, a homeless man who had a knife was shot and killed last month. >>> this shake upcomes at a tourmaline when mayor ed lee is taking action to put more police on the street. the mayor announced he will add two more san francisco police academy classes this year trying to hire 100 more officers over the next couple of years. that would reach the city's long time goal of having almost 2000 police officers patrolling the streets of san francisco. >> it appears that one million dollars homes are in some places more common than homes under a million here in the bay area. inside bay area reports that the number of million dollar homes has quadrupled. half of the housing inventory in the bay area city are in that seven figure range. million dollar homes in the san francisco metro area made up about 19% of the market in 2012. that number has now climbed to more than 57%. a similar price surgeries happening in san jose and oakland. >>> time now is 7:08. in washington, house republicans in congress defeated a measur

when five officers shot and killed mario woods.oung black man who was carrying a knife. >>darya:kron four's will tran is live outside the san francisco police department this morning with details on the new san francisco police chief and what is ahead for the city. >>darya:good morning, will. >>will tran: he would not be heading into san francisco police department is no longer associated with as ftd not as we mentioned he was i. five medley to resign--sfpd. he met with the mayor in his office and he went through a side door without speaking to reporters yesterday morning woman in the bayview according to police officers believe the she had been driving a stolen car that tried to call her over according to investigation took off from the scene and crashed a short distance led him the sergeant approaches her and that sergeant for what ever reason in the investing isn't of his life was threatened in the open fire on this woman. killing woman >>will tran: she was not that cannot find any weapons on hand but that sparked the outrage fr

>> reporter: the voices of people calling for change were galvanized in part by the shooting of mario woods in the bayview last year. it was caught on cell phone video. a man accused in an earlier stabbing refusing to drop his knife. >> the law doesn't afford us armchair quarterbacking, just the facts. >> reporter: ken wilson is a veteran homicide detective and use of force expert looking for lessons learned, in this case where woods was shot over 20 times. >> when i read the medical examiner's report, some of the bullets fired were why the person lay prone on the ground. that isn't a discussion the community should have as far as at what point in time does the threat become neutralized? >> reporter: the department's intrim chief toney chaplin is in charge of reforming the department. he is not here today. i didn't see any uniformed police officers at the summit. big point of contention, tasers, they will be discussing them this afternoon. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> bullets fly again on an east bay freeway, this time in hercules. one person was shot when someone opened

mario woods was killed in a confrontation in december and luis gone gore ya -- gongoria a homeless man with a gun was killed. >>> a letter sent to kaiser in antioch is not harmful. a field test confirmed the powder was corn starch and flour. that letter was opened yesterday afternoon at kaiser's medical offices on delta fair boulevard. everyone who came in contact with it was checked out as a precaution. the county's public health department will be doing more tests and the police are investigating. >>> amtrak service in the east bay is normal again after a train hit and killed someone. it happened between concord and martinez just before 5:00. officials say the person was trespassing on the train tracks. 202 passengers were on the train at the time but none of them were hurt. >>> san francisco police are investigating what is believed to be a hit-and-run accident. a stolen car was spotted by police in the ingleside district yesterday afternoon. we are told the driver sped away, then smashed into three cars, injuring as many as four people. the photographer there on the scene says afte

the barrage of police bullets that killed mario woods in december. >> i think that's brutal.hat kind of force was unnecessary. >> reporter: -- >> i don't know what it would feel like if i was in their shoes. >> reporter: older residents tend to sympathize with greg suhr. >> i think they should give him a chance to see if the policies they are putting in place are working. the new ones. rather than forcing him out. >> reporter: tony rivera now teaches criminal justice at usf. he believes greg suhr should leave with his head high after a long career of public service and frank, he tells me he hopes the next chief focuses not just on use of force but the rising crime rate which he believes has been overshadowed in the city. >> deborah, one thing you have to say about chief suhr, like him or hate him, when there was a police shooting he would hold community meetings and not every police chief will do something like that. >> reporter: right. he always held a town hall and he took a beating at several of them. lots of times he was shouted down and could barely get a word out. a few

they also reference officer shootings like the mario woods case and said deaths like his are the result of continuously tolerated racial misconduct. >> black and brown men are unsafe in san francisco. we're being killed. we are not safe. the time for letters and internet, not on our watch, is over. we're asking for specific demands. we're asking for specific demands from the board of supervisors to take action right now to hold the san francisco police department accountable for its actions. >> reporter: so in the letter to the supervisors, the public defender is calling for three things. first, the creation of an independent office of citizen complaints and internal affairs to address bigotry and a formal request to the department of justice calling for an investigation into the san francisco police. they are not asking greg suhr to resign. they are asking him to do his job differently. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> how are the mayor and chief suhr reacting to the demands? >> this is tied together with the hunger strike in front of the mission police station. the protestors are marching to c

when five officers shot and killed mario woods. a young black man who had just stabbed someone and would not >>darya:kron four's will tran is live outside the san francisco police department this morning with details on the new san francisco police chief and what is ahead for the city. good morning, will. >>will tran: 10 had been with the department for 35 years promoted chief of police back in 2011 he called the chief and was off as a after he actually came out to the scene in the bayview to talk to reporters. >>: i previously expressed confidence and chief but because i know he agrees with and understands the need for reform. >>will tran: the one to be involved with the reforms they want to have a say on who the new police chief since. >>darya:and the san francisco police officers' association thanked greg suhr for serving the city of san francisco for more than 35 years. >>mark:the association released this statement. >>mark:it reads, quote. >>mark:"it is a great disappointment that he is departing the police force after having

people like alex knee toe and mario woods and are calling on police chief greg surr so resign. they fear for their own life when they see police officers they say. >> i've already made my will out. i've made my will out. i have -- whenever i see a police officer, i normally reach for my camera. >> reporter: this protest will take place until 8:00 tonight and we're hearing reports this could be day one of what may be 17 days of protests. 17 days is the number that the hunger strikers didn't go -- went without food i should say. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> well, jackie a general strike implies the labor union supports the movement. so do they? >> reporter: well, we did just get an e-mail from sciu 1021 and i'll read an excerpt from it. the fresco 5 are highlighting a critical community concern although we are not directly involve. bottom line is the unions are not striking michelle. back to you. >> all right jackie thank you. >>> today a strike comes after friday's protests left city hall with destroyed metal detectors and smashed front window. repairs got underway

sfpd lost its chief over officer-involved shootings with the mario woods case sparking significant protests. use of force training can only do so much. >> we could do more training in everything we do in life because, you know, we get better by doing training. you show up on scene with somebody who is going to try to kill you, it can turn ugly really quick. >> in this scenario witnesses shouted he was only holding a butter knife but the d.a. shows police didn't have time to confirm it before he charged. >>> after a record-setting run in the nba's regular season, the warriors are on the brink of elimination. they lost in oklahoma city last night 118-94 putting them down three games to one in their best of seven play-off series. meanwhile, as kpix 5's andria borba reports, oakland fans are rallying in hopes of keeping the team in the city >>> reporter: with the warriors now down 3-1 to the oklahoma city thunder -- >> of course they can come back. it's possible. but if they don't play defense, that's what got them the win last year. >> reporter: another cry for defense in a seemingly impossibl

cell phone footage last year of five officers shooting and kill 26-year-old mario woods in the same neighborhood went viral. >>> a new controversial bill may become law in oklahoma that would make performing abortions a felony. and revoked the medical licenses of physicians who assist in any such procedures. the state legislature approved it which is described as unprecedented and unconstitutional. it now heads to mary fallin. she has five days to decide to veto it or allow it. such a law could not survive a constitutional challenge because it would violate the supreme court ruling in roe v. wade which legalized abortion. >>> a measure to help protect lgbt people from discrimination failed by just one vote in the house of representatives. causing a chaotic scene in the chamber. >> shame, shame, shame, shame! >> you heard it there, democrats chanting shame, because the amendment had enough votes to vote until some members were convinced to switch their positions. it was defeated one vote, 213-212 prompting this response from steny hoyer. >> i didn't hear the chair request a change. but i do know

social media of them paying homage to the black panthers and holding a sign reading justice for mario woods a man armed with a knife and shot by san francisco police last year. several sources from different law enforcement agencies say many don't like beyonce' for her political stance and just last week a group of law enforcement protested outside her concert. >> i think it's crazy. >>reporter: but beyonce' fans they have got her all wrong. >> i don't think she's anti-police i think she's staning up for what she believes in. >>reporter: many fans believe the music video which shows police holding up their hands proves beyonce' is anti-police brutality and not anti-police. >> so i believe that like she's showing that we can stand against the police and in the end the police raise their hands it's a you mutual respect rather than one over the other. >>reporter: get this, she was selling t-shirts that said boycott beyonce' fans say she was poking fun at herself. by the way we did not see any protests. >> little bit of controversy always helps with those ticket sales too i'm sure. thank you. >

marched on to highway 101 two days before christmas and unfurled that banner saying justice for mario woods. woods was shot and killed by san francisco police earlier that month. >>> was it worth it? that's what san francisco officials are asking after reports show the city turned a modest profit on super bowl 50. the good news according to the report, hotels pulled in more than $6 million. the city also made nearly $2 million from airport travel. the downside, most of the money was wiped away by millions in police and fire department over time. still officials say the publicity san francisco got from being part of the festivitied did make it worthwhile. >> this is an amazing time when we can welcome people to san francisco. at the end of the day we actually made money on the event itself. this is a win-win situation. it's something we should be celebrating and actively pursuing. >> controller's support states the net revenue gained during super bowl week was $792,000. [ cheers and applause ] >>> short and sweet. but a good beginning they say. it could be the future of mass trance sit. the

that group known as the frisco five wants more reforms following the deadly police shootings of mario woods, alex nieto, and lopez, among others. they have scheduled a march tomorrow afternoon to take their message to city hall. mission local reports mayor lee visited the station and asked to meet with them with no preconditions but the group felt the mayor's move was disrespectful. >>> new developments in murders that stunned the bay area last year. one of three drifters charged with murder has now reached a plea deal. the 24-year-old, that's him in the middle, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the shooting death of 67-year-old steve carter on a hiking trail last october. prosecutors agreed to the first- degree murder charges in exchange for his testimony against the other two. legal analyst michael cardoza explains why prosecutors may have made this move. >> they feel that, well, we may not be able to bring the case forward without somebody that was actually at the scene of the crime. >> lampley and ollagood pleaded not guilty to the murders of two people. the woman was killed in

commission is leading and i've succeed her and chief suhr to present a package of reforms not only the mario woods but the other police officers shootings and how to do better in terms of having less lethal preechz to those situations and subtle keep your officers save and the public safe and also evolve around the same thing it of life at the principle center of our discussions i also want to say thank you you'll hear 23 reverend brown from the in that naacp to being here and the president of our african-american advisory group advising obvious on the police reform and ongoing work their involved in on violence preservation i have also allen and known as aj our director of our rode map to peace working closely with us pertaining on violence prevention and brad who is your case manager for a program called ipo interrupt and predict and oversees one of my pillar programs i introduced as a result of con verlgz with a lot of community groups to help to have felt in the community and not just in the stature of the police department but more police and investing in our communities to make sure that we

view area that is open to area, also he says he will meet with the frisco five and the justice for mario woods coalition. he will talk with stakeholders as well. >>> and as for gallego suhr, 35 years on the job, the former chief who was forced out last thursday wrote this. this letter will confirm my resignation, i thank the mayor and police commission for the privilege of being the chief of police of this great city of san francisco. suhr was asked to resign by the mayor just hours after the police shooting in the bay view last week. >>> and efforts to recall mayor ed lee are on hold tonight. the san francisco election says that the charter states an elected official must be in office for six months before there can be a recall. even if that official was reelected as was the case with mayor lee, the frisco five, who were instrumental in the resignation of chief suhr, petitioned for the mayor. >>> and new at 11:00 tonight, san jose neighbors fired up about a new development they claim would shade their homes and block the view of the golf course. it's on the san jose side of the municipal golf