2 investigates looks at the internal affairs report about the controversial police shooting of mario woods. >> and pushing back against google we're going to tell you why some activists want the company excluded from san francisco's big pride celebration. >>> welcome back to mornings on 22 investigates has new information on the san francisco police death of mario woods. protest and action was sparked by the u.s. justice department. >> internal affairs documents describe what was going through the minds of the police officers just before the shooting. >> drop it please. >> while cellphone video shows moments before san francisco police shot mario woods in 2015 this newly released internal affairs investigation reveals it took 72 seconds from when officers made contact with him to when they opened fire striking woods 21 times. the 26-year-old was a suspect in the stabbing. the first officer to approach him noticed a knife in his hand. verb commands to drop the knife. the officer reported to investigators. back up officers arrived. they said they'd deployed less than lethal methods. rubber b

while cell phone video shows moments before san francisco police shot mario woods in 2015, this newly affairs investigation reveals it took 72 seconds from when officers made contact with him to when they opened fire, striking woods 21 times. the 26-year-old was a suspect in a stabbing. the first officer to approach him noticed a knife in his hand. verbal commands to drop the knife were ineffective. the officer reported to investigators. backup officers arrived, they deployed less than lethal methods. rubber bullets, pepper spray, beanbag rounds, woods continued to brandish his knife and did not surrender the report shows. the officer closest to woods said it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods that he was going to shoot because he did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about his mental state. the report shows when woods got within 10 feet of one of the officers, the other four felt he was in immediate danger and open fire killing the suspect. one officer described the moment as kind of tunneling, like everything was happening all

because of all the horses that have died with injuries this year. >>> the high profile case of mario woods sparked protest and action. internal affairs documents detail the moments before the shooting from the officers' perspectives. >> please. >> while cellphone video shows moments before san francisco police shot mario woods in 2015 this newly released internal affairs investigation reveals it took 7 fwo seconds from when officers made contact with him to when they opened fire striking woods 21 times. the 26-year-old was a suspect in a stabbing. the first officer to approach him noticed a knife in his hand. verbal command to drop the knife were ineffective. back up officers arrived. they said they had deployed less than lethal methods. rubber bullets, pepper spray, bean bag rounds, woods continued to brandish his knife. the officer closest to woods said it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods he was going to shoot because he did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. when woods got within 10' of one of the other

while cell phone video shows moments before san francisco police shots of mario woods in 2015, this newly released internal affairs investigation reveals it took 72 seconds from when officers made contact with him to when they opened fire, striking words of 21 times. the 26-year-old was a suspect in a stabbing, the first officer to approach him it is a knife in his hand, verbal commands to drop the knife were ineffective. the officer reported this to investigators. backup officers arrived. they deployed less than lethal methods. rubber bullets, pepper spray and bean bag rounds. his knife did not surrender, the report says. the officer closest to what it says it never crossed his mind to give a warning to what that he would shoot because he did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. the report shows when woods got within 10 feet of one of the officers the other four felt he was in immediate danger and opened fire killing the suspect. one officer described that moment as kind of telling, like everything was happening all at onc

the shooting. >> reporter: while cellphone video shows moments before san francisco police shot mario woods2015, this newly released internal affairs investigation revealed it took 72 seconds from when officers made contact with him to when they opened fire, striking woods 21 times. the 26-year-old was a suspect in a stabbing. the first officer to approach him noticed a knife in his hand, verbal commands to drop the knife were ineffective. the officer reported to investigators. backup officers arrived. they deployed less than lethal methods. rubber bullets, pepper stray, bean bag rounds . woods continued to brandish a knife and did not surrender. it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods that he was going to shoot. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. when woods got within ten feet of one of the officers, other four felt he was an immediate danger and opened fire, killing the suspect. one officer described that moment as kind of tunnelling, like everything was happening all at once. >> reporter: the shooting sparked protests in 2016. hun

by police in 2015. 26-year-old mario woods was a suspect in the stabbing in the bay view when policeulled him over w holding a knife. five police officers shot woods more than 20 times when authorities say he refused repeatedly to -- order tsz to drop the knife he was holding. his mother is expected to receive the $400,000 settlement in exchange for a wrongful lawsuit. the city leaders will vote on that settlement later today. >>> the city of san jose is already on the lookout for illegal firework. >> people who say they've tried it say they do not think it will do any good. ktvu's azenith smith has more on that. >> illegal fireworks are up in san jose. firework season. residents can snap, click reports, people setting off explosives, uploading pictures and video as evidence. last year the city received more than 1100 online reports but only issued four citations and 88 warnings. >> it's not a badoo figured outw to use it yet. >> people there hosted elaborate unsanctioned firework shows the whole night. >> what were the police doing? handing out popcorn. i didn't see any citations is

in return gwendolyn woods would drop the lawsuit she filed against the city. 26-year-old mario woodsas shot more than 20 times by five police officers in the bayview. after he refused to drop a knife he was holding. the city attorney will present the settlement deal to the board of supervisors tomorrow. a vote will be held at a later date. >>> ask you to say is stolen car suspect who went on a rampage in san francisco last week is likely on antidepressants. that is based on results from a blood test. five-year-old sherry neil broke down in tears as he pleaded not guilty in court today. prosecutors say she injured four people as she sped and crashed through the tenderloin and south of market area last wednesday. one victim is now in and induced coma. the public defender assigned to the case that she is a mother of three and suffers from bipolar disorder as well as other mental illnesses. >>> upgrades have been made at a san francisco intersection where a pedestrian was fatally struck by a golden gate transit bus. the mta said it has implemented a pedestrian scramble at golden gate ave

. >>> 2 investigates has information on the death of mario woods, that high-profile case involving san francisco police sparked protest and action by the u.s. justice department. internal affairs documents describe what the police officers were thinking just before the shooting. >> reporter: while cell phone video shows moments before the san francisco police shot mario woods in 2015, this internal and fairs affairs investigation released it took 32 seconds from when they made contact to him, to opening fire. the 26-year-old was a suspect in the stabbing of the first officer to approach him had a knife in his hand. verbal commands for him to drop the knife were ineffective. backup officers arrived, while he continued to use his knife, and he did not surrender. the report shows that it did not cross his mind that he was going to shoot, another officer said, he wasn't given any information about mario woods mental state. when he got within 10 feet of one of the officers, he felt he was in immediate danger and opened fire, killing the suspect. one officer described that moment as tunnelin

gwendolyn boyd says the mother of mario woods back in 2015. the 26 year-old man was suspected in the stabbing when he was shot by police wood's mother filed a lawsuit days after his death seeking monetary damages from the city. protests ensued police chief greg suhr resigned an autopsy found. woods had drugs in his system and was shot 20 times. many times from behind the board of supervisors, we'll be voting on this agreement. another big story tonight, it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the bay area and it is apparently being targeted by thieves is it ever tourists are apparently. >>leaving their personal belongings out the open in cars parked at the golden gate bridge and the crooks they're using it as an opportunity to break in and steal conference has he quit eu has the story. >>they disguise themselves as tourist sightseeing in this parking lot of the golden gate bridge. but they are actually members of auto burglary crews, targeting vehicles on both sides of the golden gate we typically are seeing that this is more of a

was shot and killed by police to settle a lawsuit over his death gwendolyn woods is the mother of mario woods. back in 2015 the 26 year-old man was a suspect in a stabbing when he was shot by police. wood's mother filed a lawsuit days after his death seeking monetary damages from the cigreg suhr resigned, an au found woods had drugs in his system and that he was shot 20 times many times from behind the board of supervisors will now have to vote on that settlement agreement. >>teachers with a new haven unified school district were back on the picket lines today, a deal was not reached over the weekend the district covers union city in south hayward the strike is now in its 3rd week teachers are asking for higher pay to keep up with the cost of living. yesterday they made a demand for a 6% increase over 2 years 3% each year as well as paypal work missed during the strike. the school district says it cannot afford to meet the teachers union request. these alligator these negotiations are affecting some 11,000 students at 12 different schools. let's take a live look outside on this monday evening

. >>> san francisco will pay $400,000 to settle a lawsuit over the fatal police shooting of mario woods. his mother sued the city after her 26-year-old son was shot and killed in 2015. police say he was suspected of stabbing a man and refused to drop his knife. officers used nonlethal force but say woods still wouldn't drop his weapon. an autopsy found he had several drugs in his system. >>> building a better bay area means focusing on the issues that impact you. for many, that includes the housing crunch. in the north bay, county leaders are looking at ways to give residents living in public housing a path to home ownership. cornell bernard is live in san rafael to explain the plan. cornell? >> dan, home ownership here in the bay area can be an impossible dream, but an idea from county supervisors could give low-income families a new start. so you grew up here? >> i grew up herenty school. >> reporte >> carol thomas has lived in marin city all her life. her younger years at 32 acres of low rise buildings and eight high-rise towers visible from highway 101. there. >> are families here.

the shooting of mario woods in the bayview was caught on video. police say woods was suspected of stabbing a man and refused to drop his knife. officers used nonlethal force but say woods still wouldn't drop his weapon. an autopsy found he had several drugs in his system. d.a. george gascon said the use of force was unnecessary, but he couldn't criminally charge the officers under current law. the they'll introduce the settlement to the board of supervisors tomorrow. >>> witnesses say cal nut creek police shot and killed a man charging at officers with a crowbar. neighbors say the man was 23 years old and well-known in the area. they say they knew he had mental health issues. his grandmother and mother both called police yesterday afternoon saying he was acting violently. people on arlene lane said they heard a lot of yelling when officers got there. >> i looked out the window, and he was charging down the road here with a crowbar. and the cops were telling him to stop. >> i thought the guy was going to charge my dad, so i come running out the doo

you may remember back in 2015 26 year-old mario woods. he was a suspect us in a stabbing when he was shot by police. so what's his mother filed a lawsuit just days after his death seeking monetary damages from the city. so he was shot 20 times he had a knife at the time of the shooting. the board of supervisors will now have to vote on the settlement agreement. is helping emergency managers and first responders prepare for the next major disaster. the first ever california for all emergency management preparedness summit kicked off yesterday first responders are going over new programs past disasters and also coming up with you know new ideas for addressing future emergency situations. >>and so the whole purpose of this is sort of set the table set a different tone and tenor. accountability. responsibility and result. >>well a key component of the summit is to integrate a whole community approach to emergency management with resiliency and preparedness. well firefighters in sonoma county are sending out teams to that homeowners have enoug

chiefs whose skin color was not black, that lady would have gotten murdered in the same manner that mario woods got murdered, the way that hispanics g hispanics got murdered in the woods, and all those other people got killed. you didn't do anything about the god damn racist text messages that was going on under the other police chief, and you're going to try to mess with him on the first controversy that's taking place in this administration. that cops didn't shot that woman because they've got a police chief that won't go for it. you tell the union president to resign, and tell him to pay his union dues, mr. smart ass. >> chair fewer: thank you, mr. wright. >> i was wondering if i could talk to you on the budget and infrastructure a little broader in general. pg&e's institutional investors presumably have received tax breaks in regards to utility maintenance. the power grid may be near the end of this utility cycle. in my opinion any price above minimal cost might be considered as capital inflation or it may be a house full of smoke and mirrors. the company is presently on the hook for an est

we had a very productive meeting with the mario woods group this week, and it was really focused on reform. i felt it was a very positive and productive meeting, and we're going to continue those quarterly meetings, as well, so we'll continue those meeting, as well. so this concludes this portion of my chief's report. do you have any questions? >> president hirsch: any questions? okay. we're ready for the next item. >> yes, we have crisis intervention year-end report, and detective molina is here to present that. [inaudibl [inaudible] >> -- and my partners from the department of public health. so if i can have officers stand. [names read] >> so these are the people responding with the police department when we have a situation in crisis. >> president hirsch: thank you. thank you all for coming. >> let me start with powerpoint here. tonight we're going to offer you an overview of the program, what we do as a cry i intervention team, the number of calls responded to in 2018, the use of force, and overview of the programs that we have implemented and that we'll continue to carry out during 20

the death of mario woods. this is the shooting from 2015. if approved, the city will pay .h led to community outrage. woods was armed with a knife and under the influence. the video shows him walking away from officers when they shot him. the city attorney's office says in part, "in this case the officers' response to a risky situation was considered with their training and in according with the law." >>> a trial involving thomas keller is underway today. she was denied a job transfer and let go because she was pregnant. scott allen worked at keller's restaurant in 2011, moving through the ranks as the head server. she started the process to transfer keller. while the transfer was being consider, she found out she was pregnant and let management know. within a week, she was told there is no position for her at either restaurants. she's seeking says she was only dismissed for performance issues. >>> you can expect to slow down if you are using the tunnel for the next few nights, the eastbound boards need to be shutdown for their annual inspection. >> board one will be closed

. >>> san francisco will pay $400,000 to settle a lawsuit over the deadly police shooting of mario woods. his mother sued after the 26-year-old was shot and killed in 2015. police say he was suspected of stabbing a man and refused to drop his knife. officers used a fawn lethal force but says woods still wouldn't drop his weapon. an autopsy found he had several drugs in his system. >>> happening today, it is a big day for san francisco mayor london breed. she will officilly file for re-election. mayor breed is expected to address supporters at city hall after submitting her nomination documents to the department of elections. mayor breed will be joined by a large group of supporters, friends and family. the 44-year-old is the first african-american woman to serve as san francisco mayor. breed was elected to finish out the term of the late mayor who passed away unexpectedly in 2017. >>> your smartphone is working overtime even while you aren't using it. it turns out it's very busy sharing your data from the apps you have installed. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen spoke to a san francisco m

the city of san francisco is agreeing to pay thousands of dollars to the family of mario woods, he wasuspect in a stabbing in the bay area district when he was stopped by police. five officers shot him five times. his mother, gwendolyn woods is set to receive the money in exchange for dropping a lawsuit she filed against the city. >>> the diocese of oakland have added 18 names to a list of clergy accused of sex abuse, the names come from a list released by the franciscan friars of santa barbara. they may have served in or lived at the diocese in the past. back in february, the oakland diocese released a list of 45 priests accused of sex abuse. >>> a mural of oscar grant will be unveiled at the bart station, it'll be under the bart platform where oscar was shot and killed 10 years ago by a police officer. according to the chronicle board director, who has long fought for the mural, described is as a part of a mural of black men targeted by police violence. 12 people were killed in a mass shooting at the offices last week, but building two, where the shooting took place, will be closed i

. >>> four years ago, police shot and killed mario woods, who stabbed someone and was armed with a knife. supervisors today will decide on approving a $400,000 settlement. in this case the officers's response to a risky situation was consistent with their training and in accordance with the law. this settlement allows us to reach a resolution without the need for a trial. 5:05 right now. haywood leaders will consider the wake of a controversial deadly shooting. it would require an independent third party to review police shooting in addition to police and d.a. investigations. this is being considered in part after the death of augustine gonzalez. police were cleared of wrongdoing. critics say officers opened fire less than 10 seconds after confronting them. and he was armed only with a razor blade. >> protesters are expected to gather outside during an animal rights protest. critics believe they are treating ducks in humanely. people chained themselves together at the main gate. a spokesperson with the sheriff's department said the farm was investigated five years ago after similar alleg

$400,000 to the mother of a man who was shot and killed by 5 police officers 4 years ago. 26-year-old mario woods was a suspect in a stabbing in the bayview. he was stopped by police. officers say was refused repeated commands to drop the knife he was holding and was then shot more than 20 times. his mother, gwendolyn woods is set to receive a $400,000 settlement for a wrongful death lawsuit she filed against the city. >>> congress today approved a 19.1 billion dollar disaster relief bill. it had been stalled for months by infighting and protest votes. they have also been dealing with fallout from tariffs that may be levied against mass ago. >> -- >>> also on capitol hill, the pressure continues to mount on house speaker, nancy pelosi to start impeachment proceedings against president trump. and for special counsel, robert moser mueller to testify vehicle before congress. >>> president trump is in london, with pomp and circumstance from queen elizabeth and the rest of the royal family. not everyone has been welcoming. large demonstration is planned tomorrow to protest president trump's visit. ben

. >>> san francisco will pay four $000 to settle a lawsuit over the fatal police shooting of mario woods. his mother sued the city after her 26-year-old son was shot and killed in 2015. police say he was suspected of stabbing a man and refused to drop his knife. officers used nonlethal force, but say woods still wouldn't stop his weapon. drop his weapon. an autopsy found he had several drugs in his system. district attorney george gascon says the use of force was unnecessary, but he could not criminally charge the officers under current law. >>> now to a story you'll see only on abc7 news. an oakland woman is in the hospital after being shot in the head. her family tells abc7 news reporter luz pena it happened when her sister's ex-boyfriend allegedly showed up with a gun. >> time is ticking and 26-year-old clarissa lockett is holding on to life with a bullet in her head. >> no one can explain how you feel when your kid is laying there and nothing you can do. >> doctors have told the family there is not much they can do right now. clarissa remains conscious. her sister told us clarissa is

reached for the mother of a man was fatally shot by san francisco police back in 2015 26 year-old mario woods was a suspect in a stabbing when the police confronted him is mother ended up filing a lawsuit days after his death. she sued the city. mario was shot 20 times and he was holding a knife at the time of the shooting. the board of supervisors now has to vote on that settlement agreement. >>happening today the city of dublin will consider an outdoor display policy for flags, it city facilities this all comes after a city council member requested that the rainbow flag be flown during the month of june to honor pride month. after today's session, a special meeting will be held to address the pride flag at city hall. the mayor says that he wants more people to weigh in on the discussion before a final decision is made. so if you'd like to participate tonight's meeting is scheduled for 7 o'clock. scientists are concerned about a humpback whale that's been swimming just off the shoreline in alameda that wales been circling in the waters there in the cold for about a week. the marine mammal ce

>>in a deadly police shooting case that happened more than 3 years ago 26 year-old mario woods died in december of 2015 after he was shot 20 times by 5 different officers. this is video of the incident police say woods was suspected of having stab someone in refused to put down the knife. wood's mother filed a lawsuit saying her son never threaten the officers were lifted the knife before he was shot. the city reached a settlement in march just 6 days before a jury trial was set to begin in federal court. the amount of the settlement had not been disclosed at that time city supervisors introduce the settlement at their meeting yesterday. they will approve it in the coming weeks. >>to the east bay police investigating a stabbing that critically injured a man in antioch the east bay times reports that the 24 year-old was stabbed. several times pruitt ranch drive that's across from dallas ranch park. he walked into an emergency room at 6 o'clock in the evening with before being transported to a trauma center. police told the paper that the man was only able to provide limited information

when dylan woods is the mother of mario woods back in 2015 the 26 year-old man was a suspect in a stmbbing win. he was shot by police was mother filed a lawsuit just days after his death seeking monetary damages from the city. protests followed and police chief greg, so at the time line wound up resigning. an autopsy found that woods had drugs in his system. he was shot 20 times some shots in the back he did have a knife at the time of the shooting the board of supervisors will now have to vote on the settlement agreement in the north bay, a late night fight resulted in a deadly shooting at a gas station in fairfield tonight police say they have a suspect in custody that shooting happened at this arco station on north texas street, a 30 year-old fairfield man died and another person is in critical condition. police say they arrested 22 year-old soldier corbyn on charges of murder and attempted murder. he's currently booked into the solano county jail police do not believe the shooting was random. hundreds of animal activists marched to a large dark slaughtergouse outside of petaluma member

for the mother of a man who was fatally shot by the san francisco police back in 2015 26 year-old mario woods was a suspect in a stabbing. when police ended up shooting and killing him he was holding a knife at the time. his mother filed a lawsuit after his death. and of the board of supervisors now has to vote on the settlement agreement to that lawsuit. >>happening today, the city of dublin will consider an outdoor display policy for flags at city facilities this comes after a council member requested that the rainbow flag be flown during the month of june to honor pride month. after today's session, a special meeting will be held to address the pride flag at city hall, the mayor says he wants more people to weigh in on the discussion before making a final decision. tonight's meeting interested in attending is set for 07:00pm. we are concerned about a humpback whale that's swimming just off the shoreline in alameda that wales been circling the waters in that cold for about a week. the marine mammal center says the whale appears to be unhealthy and possibly malnourished they think it's an ad

it was four years ago san francisco police shot and killed mario woods who had stabbed someone and was armed with a knife. video captured that showing officers shooting woods more than 20 times. supervisors today will decide on approving the $400,000 settlement. >>> the city attorney's office said in part in this case the officers's response to a risky situation was in accordance with the law. this settlement louse us to reach a resolution without the need for a trial >> new this morning, an update from pg&e to boost wildfire preparedness. it plans to install 400 new weather monitoring stations this year. that would bring the total number to 600 devices to help forecast weather conditions in more than 30 counties. they are hoping to have 1,300 monitors by the year 2022. also pg&e this year expects to install 100 hd cameras in high-risk areas. >>> taking a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we have a traffic alert to tell you about. you probably noticed construction work in that area. crews are replacing joints that cause concrete to fall on lanes earlier this year. caltrans i

mario woods was a suspect in the stabbing. when the police confronted him and ended up fatally shooting him in his mother filed a lawsuit in the days after against the city. he was shot 20 times times. he was holding a knife at the time of the shooting the board of supervisors now has to vote on that settlement agreement new this morning we have new photos of the gas leak that close lanes in santa clara for a time and here's what happened the fire government says that that a contractor hit a gas line off of el camino reale at monroe street yesterday. they evacuated the area when it happened and they had gas restored within 2 hours and the roads are back open. >>east bay, 50 names are oakland accusing clergy of in child-sex abuse. the list includes 3 men living here in the bay area crop was dan thorne has reaction now from abuse survivors. >>3 men recently living at an east favorite wreath are among the list of 50 friars accused of child sex-abuse most of the friars included in the list have died, but stephen cane josep rock kn

mario woods was a suspect in a stabbing when he was fatally shot by the police was his mother filed a lawsuit against the city. days after he died. he hit 20 times with bullet and had a knife at the time that he was shot the board of supervisors will now have to vote on that settlement agreement, a new program. managers and first responders prepare for the next major disaster. the first ever emergency preparedness summit kicked off yesterday in sacramento, first responders are going over new programs past disasters and coming up with new ideas for addressing an emergency. >>and so the whole purpose of this is sort of set the table set a different tone and tenor. accountability. responsibility and result. >>governor newsom announced yesterday the state is closer to using satellite technology from the federal government to help fight fires. >>well firefighters in sonoma county are sending out teams to inspect properties to make sure that homeowners have enough space to fight fires. nearly 3500 properties owned for 5 acres or less are going to be examined today. the inspectors are taking

they shop mario was in a sidewalk in the bayview in december 2015 and woods was a suspect in a stabbing and was holding a knife by his side. the deadly shooting by police sparked an out cry over race and use of force and led to the police chief's resignation. now, the city will pay woods his mother $400,000.>>> this just into our newsroom. we are getting word that governor newsom has denied parole to charles manson follower leslie van houghton. van houghton is now 69 years old. she was actually granted parole by the parole board, the governor overruled that. she has spent 48 years in prison. she received reports of good behavior and word of her rehabilitation. that is after she another followers in the manson cult brutally murdered a wealthy los angeles grocer and his wife back in 1969. now, then howden was 19 years old at the time and took part in the stabbings and the killings took place the day after other manson followers killed late actress sharon tate who was pregnant at the time. a shout cut short time ago governor newsom released a statement saying quote will i commend her for h

gwendolyn woods will receive the money in exchange for ending the wrongful death lawsuit that she filed. her son, 26-year-old mario was was the suspect in a stabbing when he was stopped by police. 5 officers opened fire, shooting in more than 20 times after they say he refused repeated commands to drop the knife he was holding. >>> a woman accused of driving a stolen suv and crashing into cars and pedestrians in san francisco pleaded not guilty today. 25-year-old sherry neil entered her plea during her arraignment. she was under the influence and driving with a suspended license when she speeded through the tenderloin and south market and neighborhoods. she wrapped two pedestrians including one who was hospitalized with life- threatening injuries. >>> coming up, a humpback in alameda. istreat for spectators but marine biologists have growing concerns about its welfare . >> u.s. house is back in session today. lawmakers are taking on a multibillion-dollar disaster  aid bill, and possible impeachment proceedings. >>> we will talk about warming the next 38 hours. >>> a search for dressed justice, decades after a 14