next speaker, please. >> karen fleischmann justice for mario woods and san francisco i do not see thesense of the problem until i saw the mario was execution video. the second time in a realized the depth of the problem was january 22 when i attended my first police commission meeting and in a career of attending public meetings i've never seen a group of civil servants behave in the way the san francisco police officers association behaved at that meeting. they have absolute complete disregard for their oversight. they are there in front of the oversight walking to find bully their way up to the microphone read their testimony, leave and shout, this is how we win show of force. like a game. this is the way they behave in front of their oversight body, what are they doing out in the street when there's no media, public or oversight happening. i urge you to break the power of the poa problem certain third good officers and sfpd all 2100 of them are akin to beating an average of $150 to the poa. why? the poa provides that form of vehicle insurance. if officers have legal problems the po

next speaker, please. >> karen fleischmann justice for mario woods and san francisco i do not see thesense of the problem until i saw the mario was execution video. the second time in a realized the depth of the problem was january 22 when i attended my first police commission meeting and in a career of attending public meetings i've never seen a group of civil servants behave in the way the san francisco police officers association behaved at that meeting. they have absolute complete disregard for their oversight. they are there in front of the oversight walking to find bully their way up to the microphone read their testimony, leave and shout, this is how we win show of force. like a game. this is the way they behave in front of their oversight body, what are they doing out in the street when there's no media, public or oversight happening. i urge you to break the power of the poa problem certain third good officers and sfpd all 2100 of them are akin to beating an average of $150 to the poa. why? the poa provides that form of vehicle insurance. if officers have legal problems the po

next speaker, please. >> karen fleischmann justice for mario woods and san francisco i do not see thesense of the problem until i saw the mario was execution video. the second time in a realized the depth of the problem was january 22 when i attended my first police commission meeting and in a career of attending public meetings i've never seen a group of civil servants behave in the way the san francisco police officers association behaved at that meeting. they have absolute complete disregard for their oversight. they are there in front of the oversight walking to find bully their way up to the microphone read their testimony, leave and shout, this is how we win show of force. like a game. this is the way they behave in front of their oversight body, what are they doing out in the street when there's no media, public or oversight happening. i urge you to break the power of the poa problem certain third good officers and sfpd all 2100 of them are akin to beating an average of $150 to the poa. why? the poa provides that form of vehicle insurance. if officers have legal problems the po

>> reporter: gwen woods chokes up recalling how her 27-year-old son mario woods was shot by police in bay view last december. woods was a the shoog suspect. the victim's mother said what happened to her son was an execution. >> your city said guess what. you're an animal and you don't deserve it. >> reporter: police say woods was ordered to drop his five and refused. they fired several rounds. his mother's pain is shared by these other mothers of young black and latino men also is not and killed by police. their cases are still open with lingering questions. they gathered on the steps of the hall of justice asking charges be brought against officers in wood's case. >> you need to come on out of that office and stop playing around and charge these police with the murder of mario woods. >> reporter: earlier in the day, a legal step forward for another bay-area family. >> we filed a federal civil rights lawsuit today in order to bring the family the justice that it deserves. >> six months ago lieu ice gongora was shot. his attorney say he was sitting against a wall. he charged at them wi

it was back in december when stabbing suspect mario woods was shot and killed by police. supporters of shooting victims are renewing their call for police to be held accountable. for what they see. as excessive force mario woods mother who had a message for district attorney george gascon "tell him to go view that video, count the bullets, count everything, count my child cowering.. tell him to look at the videos." the mother of mario woods was joined by the parents of alex neito, the cousin of luis gongora, and the mother of oscar grant at today's rally. the party is over for a while at a popular walnut creek club. >> steve:the state department of alcoholic beverage control, or a-b-c, says there have been so many problems at the redux lounge lately, that the club can't serve alcohol for more than a month. kron four's spencer blake is live in downtown walnut creek. spencer, why is this suspension happening? >> reporter: it's coming after a two-year investigation by the a- b-c and the walnut creek police department. they say since august 2014, the redux lounge has been a d

for what they say is excessive force mario woods mother. among those who had a message for district attorney george gascon. "tell him to go view that video, count the bullets, count cowering.. tell him to look at the mother of mario woods was joined by the parents of alex neito, the cousin of luis gongora, and the mother of oscar grant at today's rally. all family members of those killed by police. san jose police have charged a man with drunk driving in connection with a crash that claimed the life of a bicyclist. national park ranger in the country who works in the east bay - is making headlines again. >> pam: courage and determination throughout her life. >> steve:in world war 2, soskin was a file clerk for the boilermarkers union. since then she moved through the ranks of the park service. she survived a violent home invasion this past summer. soskin says, she is grateful for today's recognization and says, she continues to work hard in honor of her late, great grandmother. police in richmond are still looking for the suspects of the ho

. >> reporter: other of mario woods was joined in and year ago and louise. and they're wondering what did in charge for using excessive force. >> reporter: theda as saying the investigation is still ongoing. they will be a sin when it will be in completed in the processes will protesters will continue to look for justice. >> reporter: here in concord the rainbow community center burglarized four times in the past 10 days most recent incident hit field griffey targeting the elegy bt to committee. lgbtq community. you can notice that all the crews on location multiple other is being treated for smoke collation in the area of paul r. clayton road no word yet on what caused the fire crews still on the scene investigating. >> pam: in trend continues i >> britteny: look right now at our forecast into saturday sunday if you plan on going out to up most popular soft spot in the marina green 78 on saturday sunday a few degrees cooler it also see more clouds moving and run around noon. and light wind speeds expected a great forecast a rich diet pressuring control and

justice for mario woods. protesters march to the steps of san francisco's hall of justice. demanding charges be brought against the officers involved in the shooting death of mario woods. a live report coming up. and later. we have an update on the nation's oldest park ranger. who was violently beaten in her richmond home earlier this year. how congress. is now honoring her. and. a bicyclist killed in san jose. after he's hit by a drunk driver. details- coming up after the break. a busy downtown street was the scene of a fatal crash involving a pick-up and a bicyclist last night in san jose. and now, as kron four's rob >> reporter: this goes well beyond frustration they cannot understand what is taking so long in the investigation whether not to charge an officer are not. at that rally hall of justice grieving mother of mario woods called on san francisco district attorney to charge the police officers who shot and killed her son last december. when woods was joined by alex a cousin of louise's ball shot and killed by police all seeking justice. members of the group entered

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the mayor requested the review after mario woods' death. all the person in charge of implementing reforms from the report could be named by tomorrow morning. according to the "san francisco examiner" the police commission will choose three to five finalists for the new chief position tonight. they will give the list to mayor lee for the final selection. the meeting is closed to the public spot department has been without a chief since greg suhr resigned in may, toney chaplin has been acting chief. >> we will bring you new details. traffic is moving on 580 after this crash this morning that impacted the commute. take a close look we saw an innovative tactic used to right the overfund u.p.s. truck. matt keller is with us in pleasanton. matt? >> the reason i am standing in the bushes is because the almostover crash was cheneyed -- cleaned up four hours ago because of the unique way they picked up the trump otherwise the on-ramp could still be closed. stop me if you have heard this, a big-rig rolled on to its side after 1:00 o'clock a.m., and n

. >> simmering anger over the fatal shooting of mario woods. dawn woods accused the department of treating her son as less than human. >> where is the huchlry for our children? >> she recalled how her son was gunned down in december. he was a stabbing suspect. the suspect -- victim's mother says what happened was an execution. >> you're an animal. you don't deserve it. >> police fired several rounds, they say woods was ordered to drop his knife. the case is still open with lingering questions. >> and that gascone come out there. >> yes. >> stop playing around. and charge these police with the murder of mario woods. >>> a legal step forward for one family. >> we filed a civil rights lawsuit in order to bring the family the justice it deserves. >> six months ago, he was shot and killed by police. police claim he lunched at them with a knife under the influence of meth. the civil suit says his body was riddled with bullets. >> we intend to make these facts available to the public. >> protesters took their cries inside, demanding a meeting. >> the

. >> simmering anger over the fatal shooting of mario woods.n woods accused the department of treating her son as less than human. >> where is the huchlry for our children? >> she recalled how her son was gunned down in december. he was a stabbing suspect. the suspect -- victim's mother says what happened was an execution. >> you're an animal. you don't deserve it. >> police fired several rounds, they say woods was ordered to drop his knife. the case is still open with lingering questions. >> and that gascone come out there. >> yes. >> stop playing around. and charge these police with the murder of mario woods. >>> a legal step forward for one family. >> we filed a civil rights lawsuit in order to bring the family the justice it deserves. >> six months ago, he was shot and killed by police. police claim he lunched at them with a knife under the influence of meth. the civil suit says his body was riddled with bullets. >> we intend to make these facts available to the public. >> protesters took their cries inside, demanding a meeting. >> the da o

. >> reporter:it was the community outcry over the shooting death of mario woods back in 2015 and other high profile incidents that got then chief greg suhr and mayor ed lee to call on the justice department to take a hard look at the state of policing in this city. this is the overview of the report right here.in it are the doj's 94 findingsregarding use of force.bias and accountability. while the doj found that the majority of deadly use of force incidents involved people of color this investigation so far has not found if there is a racial animous behind that. .but they say the deparment didn't collect enough data for sufficient analysis of use of force incidents. so there's a big question mark that should be a great concern to the city and county of san franciscothe statistical disparity exists and we need to figure out why and how to fix it. the doj did find evidence of implicant bias not only were african american and hispanic drivers disporotionaly searched during traffic stops but they were less likely to have contraband on them when they were searched. the review also comes wit

implementadas de inmediato , hasta el momento ninguno de los oficiales involucrados en las muertes de alex, mario woodsbl completo eninternet, y tÁn pensando llevar a cabo una reuniÓn comunitaria para discutir este reporte. ilia: grupos de activistas en mÉxico hicieron pÚblico un archivo digital sobre violaciones de derechos humanos en ese paÍs. la iniciativa se llama memoria y verdad y tiene como objetivo promover las garantÍas de que no se repitan actos de violencia y masacres. de informaciÓn pÚblica. >> ofrecer tambiÉn material multimedia, fotogrÁfico, para acercar mÁs a cualquier persona que quiera conocer sobre esta informaciÓn. juan: registrar los casos de la matanza de estudiantes, la matanza de diecisiete campesinos en aguasentre otros hechos lame. desafortunadamente, la organizaciÓn no gubernamental no quedÓ conforme con el resultado final. >> tenÍa una promesa mucho mÁs grande. tenÍa la capacidad de ser un archivo pÚblico y abierto de violaciÓn de derechos humanos. juan: es que un caso paradigmÁtico de violaciÓn de derechos humanos, que es la tragedia de la guarderÍa abc no se incluyemenores,

next speaker, please. >> karen fleischmann justice for mario woods and san francisco i do not see thesense of the problem until i saw the mario was execution video. the second time in a realized the depth of the problem was january 22 when i attended my first police commission meeting and in a career of attending public meetings i've never seen a group of civil servants behave in the way the san francisco police officers association behaved at that meeting. they have absolute complete disregard for their oversight. they are there in front of the oversight walking to find bully their way up to the microphone read their testimony, leave and shout, this is how we win show of force. like a game. this is the way they behave in front of their oversight body, what are they doing out in the street when there's no media, public or oversight happening. i urge you to break the power of the poa problem certain third good officers and sfpd all 2100 of them are akin to beating an average of $150 to the poa. why? the poa provides that form of vehicle insurance. if officers have legal problems the po

i'm with seiu 1021 and justice for mario woods coalition.oing back to one of the things i want to do is first and foremost commend pres. breed for our conversation earlier talking about inclusion and transparency of the issues around the city that would include the community. especially justice for mario woods coalition would've comes to police brutality will since we have been the leading coalition, leading this fight, being consistent in this fight around transparency and bringing these issues to the forefront good i don't really truly believe it would've been a committee as old if in fact justice for mario woods coalition would've lobbied you the week before last. with that i just want to make that known. the other thing is that-i'm glad supervisor cohen is back-over the last 52 years, 52 years, there's been reports on black people. what we could do, what we should do, the disparity, the inconsistencies of black people as a whole. 52 years. from 1964-1990 it was the unfinished agenda which supervisor cohen mentioned earlier. then the afri

. >>> they're going to release their assessment sparked by the killing of mario woods. five officers shot him 20 times. they said it was self-defense but cell phone video raised doubts. >> ktvu fox news at 6:30 is next. >> your vote counts. a lot. >> you can consider me as an exhibit a of that. >> up next, the latest in the race for the white house. and donald trump's message. rump's message. >>> ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ plus, controversy during the performance here in northern california. >> and an act of compassion from a bay area police officer. fox 2news is next. >>> top stories, including a deadly police shooting in concord. the suspect stabbed another man, and it was near a bart station. they found the suspect in the backyard of a home. police said the man attacked a 9 and police opened fire. he was in his 20s and known to police. >> the sheriff said an inmate in dublin killed his cellmate with his bare hands. we know the victim was 56-year- old and the suspect is 73, no names have been released. they were held in a unit for prisoners with mental illness. >>>

today in san francisco, an independent commission that formed after the mario woods killing... today in san francisco, an independent commission formed after the mario woods shooting will reveal its reform strategies for sfpd. >>> in pleasant hill a string of fires along a hiking trail may be the work of an arsonist. people in the area were heard at south cleveland road before flames last night. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the new study that shows why the number of teen drivers in deadly accidents is on the rise. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. 7:57. just about 8 a.m. and traffic is getting worse as we go on. let's start with the dumbarton bridge here. that's westbound 84 before the toll plaza. the three car crash still blocking that right lane and traffic is moving all the way down to just 7 miles an hour. so a pretty miserable commute on 84 right now. we'll keep you posted as to when it is cleared out. also, miserable here, here's a look at southbound 880 after brokaw road. a big rig versus a truck is off to the shou

this comprehensive review launched in the wake of the mario woods killing. an autopsy report states the 26- year-old was shot more than 20 times by police officers last december. shortly after that shooting, the u.s. justice department promised, quote, an exhaustive and transparent review of the sfpd. the department's office of community-oriented police services focuses on their training practices, accountability systems and operational policies. attorney general loretta lynch says i am confident that together we can make certain that our officers have the tools and training they need to do their jobs and that every member of the san francisco community has the protection and service they deserve. police departments don't have to follow these recommendations as they are not enforced in a court of law. but as former east palo alto police chief and head of "cops" ronald david every davis said, the suggestions ren forced in a court of public opinion which he argues can be just as power as a court of law. the department of justice will hold a press conference at

las coaliciones por alex nieto, amilcar perez y mario woods quienes tambien murieron a manos de policiasmbien se sumaron a la causa de luis gongora... todas se reunieron en el palacio de justicia de san francisco para pedir que se investiguen los casos. familiares de las victimas exigen justicia. ademas el abogado de la familia gongora asegura que tiene pruebas de que luis no debio ser baleado. alex bastian- oficina del fiscal de sfo los casos de gongora, perez y woods, continuan siendo investigados para decidir si los oficiales que se encuentran involucrados seran enjuiciados... un incendio de dos alarmas dejo sin techo a 9 personas en el distrito sunset en san francisco. el siniestro se registro cerca de las 7 de la noche en la cuadra mil 400 de la calle noriega cerca de la calle 22. tres personas fueron trasladadas al hospital. hasta ahora las autoridades no han revelado mas detalles . el cuerpo de bomberos combatio en el dia de hoy un incendio en el centro y regional de contra costa en martinez en donde evacuaron al personal este sniestro se reporto en una sala de calderas del segund

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>> it's been more than 10 months since police in san francisco shot and killed stabbing suspect mario woods. the shooting led to a federal investigation by the department of justice and today the findings were released. welcome to the 4 on 2. >> we're going to get to the justice department's report in just a moment but first we've got some developing news to bring you in east san jose. that's where right now police have a neighborhood cordoned off. they have been there for hours as they search for a burglary suspect. >> officers were first called to a report of a theft at a business on actually road just before 9:00 a.m. the suspect ran into the neighborhood jumping fences and forcing his way into two separate homes. >>> ann ruben is there for you to bring us an updatement ann are officers any closer to getting this burglary suspect to surrender? >>reporter: the man appears to be barricaded in a home down this street. police have been talking to him for hours trying to get him to come out peacefully. as you mentioned this all started 9:00 a.m. this morning managers at o'reilly's auto parts

the doj launched the review following the police shooting of mario woods in the bayview district. the review concludes san francisco police officers focus too often on people of color, especially when it comes to the use of force. the report also recommends using tasers, something the sfpd does not do now and criticizes the police union for influencing too many decisions within the department. >>> meanwhile the city is still searching for a new police chief. there are reports the selection may be announced this week. "the examiner" says the police commission will narrow choices down to three or five finalists during a closed door session tonight. mayor ed lee would then choose a permanent chief from that short list. >>> at 6:04, this just in, a police canine back at home after being stabbed. the suspect was eventually shot and killed by police in concord. it all started yesterday afternoon as police were investigating a stabbing on crawford avenue. chris eventually found the suspect half naked in someone's back yard. that's when officers released a canine named jelle to capture th

this comprehensive review launched in the wake of the mario woods killing. an autopsy report states the 26- year-old was shot more than 20 times by police officers last december. shortly after that shooting is when the u.s. department of justice promised, quote, an exhaustive and transparent review of the sfpd. the department's office of community-oriented policing services, or cops, focuses on police department training practices, accountability and operational policies. attorney general loretta lynch says i am confident that together we can make certain that our officers have the tools and training they need to do their jobs and that every member of the san francisco community has the protection and service they deserve. now, police departments don't have to follow these recommendations as they are not enforced in a court of law. but as former east palo alto police ronald davis said the suggestions ren forced in a court of public -- are enforced in a court of public opinion. the department of justice will hold a press conference at 11 a.m. in the newsroom,

city's own police chief stepped down back in may over protests and tensions related to the death of mario woods. >>> new information tonight about nine puppies found abandoned outside a mall in arizona says one of the dogs has died. the puppies tested positive for parvo. they have were dehydrated and other illnesses as well. security guards found the dogs this morning right in front of the park place mall on tucson's east side. the pups left in a plastic tub no note left behind. the humane society is caring for the dogs and says it needs to raise about $8,000 for their care. contact the organization if you would like to help out. >>> kids at phoenix children's hospital getting a head halloween all thanks to spirit the halloween store. they had a party teat at the hospital. donated 75 costumes to the kids. the kids will take part in an annual tradition of walking the halls in the hospital in their costumes. >> does your heart good to know you have given them a few minutes of sunshine and again a few minutes to forget why they are here and just enjoy bag kid again. >>> spirit is also taking donat

the doj launched that review in january following the police shooting of mario woods in the city's bayview district. according to the examiner, the review concludes san francisco police officers focus too much on people of color, especially when it comes to the use of force. the report also recommends using tasers, something the sfp doesn't do right now. meanwhile, the city is still searching for a new police chief. there are reports the selection could be announced this week. the examiner says the police commission will narrow its choices down to three to five finalists during the closed-door session tonight. mayor ed lee will choose a permanent chief from that short list. >>> an update on the boat that capsized saturday in the san francisco bay. divers plunge d into the water and plugged fuel leaks on the boat as they prepare to raise it. police also released this sonar image which shows the boat sitting up right on the bottom of the bay. it's the image in the center just below the green area that you briefly probably saw there. investigators say the boat might have sunk because it was o

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justice department to analyze the police department following last dose's deadly shooting of mario woods there is a news conference to release an initial assessment. >>> two people who have seen the report tell the examiner that it accuses the police department of disproportionate use of force and shooting people of color. the assessment found the police union has too much sway over the accident. the report has about 200 recommendations including supporting the use of student guns while banning a type of police neck hold on suspects. the examiner reports the police commission will meet tonight to select 3-5 finalities in the search for police chief. the names are not expected to be made public. the commission interviewed 11 semi finalists a couple weeks ago, ranging from experience to implementing reforms. mayor ed lee will pick the police chief out of the pool of finalists, a decision could come as soon as tomorrow. >>> time now is 4:05. police in concord shot and killed a stabbing suspect in the back yard of a 'em who. investigators say police open fired after that suspect stabbed one

organization tweeted this poster titled "state of emergency call to action," they want justice for mario woods a stabbing suspect shot 20 times in december in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. no officers were ever charged. according to the post, the group wants to get the attention of district attorney. >> does you issues with t-mobile? some had to call us director land line. what is that? to tell us that the t-mobile network was down. no one could make calls but the texting worked. they tweeted at midnight that a calling issue was "resolved." she never explained what went wrong. they had another outage on september 22. >> the accweather forecast with drew tuma. >> good morning, we wake up to mainly clear skies and a few patchy fog at half moon bay but otherwise, shortly after 7:00 there will be a lot of sunshine. novato is only 43 degrees. 45 at half moon bay. san francisco is warmer at 58. 52 in fremont. and san jose. checking in with a temperature of 53 so outside, a look from the east bay hills camera, showing you a gorgeous picture. as you look at yesterday compared to today we will

after san francisco police shot and killed mario woods last year, the mayor asked the department of justice to take a look at the sfpd. kpix 5's phil matier has more. >> there are significant deficiencies. >> some of them are painful to accept. >> reporter: the investigation did not find widespread racial bias by officers. but it found that blacks and hispanics were far more likely to be stopped and searched. >> we also found that the majority of uses of force in jenot the majority but at least 34% were also in general, not the majority but at least 34% were also in general people of color. >> reporter: what's behind it is still unclear. >> there's a big question mark that should be of great concern to the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: mayor lee however is not waiting for more information. he is already called for an end to the controversial use of chokeholds and to police firing at cars unless there's an emergency danger. two new restrictions that the powerful police union opposes. >> i say the union, hey, let's get with it. you are' going to adopt this because you are an

two months after san francisco police shot and killed mario woods, mayor ed lee asked the department of justice to conduct an investigation into the entire police department. the doj focused on five areas. use of force, bias, community policing, recruitment and hiring. >> there are significant efficiencies we identified. >> reporter: the sfpd does not adequately investigate use of force or keep complete data on the incident. the doj also found police disproportionately pulled over african-americans and searched both african-american and hispanic drivers compared to white drivers. >> not only were african-americans and hispanic drivers disproportionately searched, but less likely to have contraband on them. >> reporter: the police officers association says it has been fully cooperative with the doj investigation, pointing to this line on page 72 of the report. quote, it is important to note that the findings do not prove racial bias by officers of the sfpd or by the agency as a whole. mayor ed lee says the city has thrown open the door to change and plans to implement the recommendati

the mayor lee requested the review after the police shooting of bayview resident mario woods in december. >> san jose state university water polo player is accused of sexually assaulting two women the same night and may have left the country. an international freshman water polo polo raped them on labor day weekend at an off campus party. the school suspended him, but did not notify other students. >> they did the right thing by suspending him but should have developed it better. >> we had a student pass away and they send out e-mails to each student and it is weird we did not get an e-mail about this. >> police say they turned the investigation over to the santa clara county district attorney. the identity is not released but he has not been arrested or charge and officials believe he has left the bay area. >> the gas explosion near chicago, with jessica with the details. is anyone hurt? >> we have two hospital hospitalized. this is the new video. this is making national headlines, a two-story building with town homes that exploded because of a possible gas location. it happened overnig

. >> reporter: at a rally today, mario woods' mother talked about qc by police last december and demandedtice. >> prosecute these officers who have taken the lives of our loved ones here in san francisco! >> reporter: woods was a stabbing suspect. police initially said they fired after he raised a knife at officers, but supporters say the video told a much different story. today demonstrators are looking for answers from the d.a. he wasn't in, but his representatives got an earful. >> i don't have breath in me. i'm merely a voice. >> reporter: the group wants updates on several police shooting investigations. >> what we have to do is make sure to get this right. what we have to do is make decisions based on all of the evidence, based on the full investigation. >> reporter: this comes as police enact reforms in a blue ribbon panel that made recommendations. >> this man was killed unnecessarily and unlawfully. >> reporter: an hour before the rally, a federal civil rights lawsuit was announced on behalf of the family of luis gonegora, a homeless man shot after allegedly brandishing a knife.

after the shooting death of mario woods... and the racist text message scandal that rocked the community. the report found that the police force has a lack of accountability... it added. there is evidence of institutionalized bias against minorities within the department. >>: effect in use this thing the people of proceeding as negative for some positive guy the review has 272 recommended reforms for the department. and mayor ed lee pledged that the force will adopt the recommendations ... one of those is the use of tazers. her husband >> reporter: tom is that " healing from a head injury and restore the full recovery from a gunshot wound but she's thinking of ways chicken use this unfortunate incident and of of gun violence or less fortunate. >> pam: their release its long- awaited review of the set piece today and they started it, the police force headed the that there is evidence log there is bias against minorities and the department and the review has 272 recommended reforms for s f p d and it pledged but they will adopt

the mayor lee requested the review after the police shooting of bayview resident mario woods in decemberplayer is accused of sexually assaulting two women the same night and may have left

. >>> it was cell phone videos like this that mario woods killing by police that spurred the review of sfpd by the us justice department. >>> the 94 findings have revealed be -- revealed that there are deficiencies. >>> that the the report found that -- report found that they do up for job of investigating officer use of reports and in affected by is training and not transparent with coming when it comes to disciplining officer. >>> the report outlines 272 recommended changes for -- recommended changes for sf pete which over the past year was plagued by scandals over racist and homophobic text messages and deadly shootings that left communities of color angry and filled with -- filled with the stress. >>> i am proud to report that the san francisco police department will accept and implement every single recommendation. >>> the mayor and the department -- department already made said changes over the past several months including outfitting with body cameras and training on crisis intervention and implicit bias. >>> fair and just policing that -- and keep everyone -- she everyone the s

after the shooting death of mario woods... and the racist text message scandal that rocked the community. the report found that the police force has a lack of accountability... it added. there is evidence of institutionalized bias against minorities within the department. the review has 272 recommended reforms for the department. and mayor ed lee pledged that the force will adopt the recommendations ... one of those is the use of tazers. >> grant: spying to report to the partners are getting shot at we keep you posted on developments there. >> pam: nation's second- largest bank, based in san francisco, is roiled by a scandal over its sales fraudulent practices. john stumpf. has been under intense fire. since wells fargo was fined for creating millions of fake customer accounts. without their knowldege. for weeks, customers, and some members of congress have been calling for stumpf to leave. the wells fargo board of directors had already taken back some of his compensation. he will still reportedly take home some 134-million do

mayor lee and former police chief greg sur after the fatal shooting of an african-american man, mario woods, and a series of scandals involving racist, sexist, and homophobic text messages. kqed's alex ensley has been on this every step of the way and he joins us now. hi, alex. this was a pretty damning report. what were some of the most serious short comings. >> i think you mentioned the big three. use of force investigations were found to be sort of shoddy. they're not tracking the officer statements in these cases up to and including, you know, fatal officer-involved shooting cases. that was one of the more surprising things to me. there's been a lot of controversy around those kinds of cases, but the idea that the department hasn't found a way to sort of set up a strict protocol for how they're handled blew me away. >> and if there's no protocol in place, then you don't know the details of these shootings there's no accountability either. >> accountability is another area this report looked into and found the sfpd lacking on some of that. a lot of that has to do with another big word th

at a rally today, mario woods' mother talked about her son and demanded justice. >> prosecute these officers who have taken the lives of our loved ones here in san francisco. >> reporter: woods was a stabbing suspect. police said they initially fired after he raised a knife at officers. demonstrators marched the to the hall of justice asking for answers from the d.a. he wasn't in, but his representative got an ear full. >> i don't -- >> reporter: the group wants updates on several police shootings investigations. >> what we have to do is make sure to get this right. we have to make decisions based on all the evidence, based on the full investigation. >>> this as police enact reforms in a blue ribbon panel that has made recommendations. >> this mang was killed unnecessarily and unlawfully. >> reporter: an hour before the rally, a civil rights lawsuit was announced on behalf of a homeless man shot by police after allegedly brandishing a knife and his family saying he posed no threat. >> they claim he lunged at them with a knife but we know different. >> reporter: now we did reach out to the ci

the mother of mario woods called charge the police officers involved. an autopsy report showed woods was shot 21 times. meanwhile, protests continue along the dakota access pipeline. it would run through multiple states including iowa. in the past, demonstrators have protested at construction sites. this demonstration -- a bit different --- with authorities ready and waiting to stop people before they could get on the work site... "they told us to get off the happened at the school we can't they are not following their rules." "i wouldn't not go so far as to common sense tells you its not peaceful." after about two hours -- the activists left to protest at another site. the nc double a taking another step in its opposition of north carolina's so-called bathroom bill the association announcing a new second rounds of the nc double a men's basketball tournament. the games will now be held in greenville, south carolina on march 17th and 19th. officials said they would relocate seven championship events from north carolina in response to a state law that req