this is starting to be a conservative, a fascist, racist city. he was slammed against the pavement and polled by his dreadlocks. this is not the plantation. the flav institution is so long time ago. this is set -- the slave institution is so long ago. this is san francisco. goowe are watching you as you ae watching us. we are attorneys, and we have the city coming and saying, a enough is enough. it is inappropriate today, but we are here to reclaim the herd. we do not need to occupy. we own the herd, and i would say, occupied this. [applause] >> good evening, sir. >> i want to say that i have an incredible capacity for love, and for all these things i am hearing, they sound really terrible, but i want to say for what ever in justices have happened, and i forgive you, and let's move forward. let's work together. i really forgive you, and i value each of you as a person, and mistakes we have both made now i am sure. if we were sitting out there right now, you could line of n.g.o. your thoughts as well- known regional -- line up and yell your though

racist. he made a comment a few years ago after regan called d.c. a chocolate city. w he says white people/companies can't have contracts in the district. a legal contract is broken. where is your reporting outrage over this overt racist attitude? mike, it is about in the same place it was last time barry said something like this but it doesn't matter because this is marion barry and in his defense he did back off of that statement in our interview yesterday saying it was not about black or white but rather about keeping city money in the city and frankly i do not believe the man is a racist for all his flaws. he is not against white folks, he is, however, in favor of black people and i would tend to believe there is a subtle distinction there. you may disagree. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> let's talk about the rescheduled dedication of the mlk jr. memorial coming up this weekend. we will bring you live coverage here on wusa weapon the live event. >>> topper is back with the forecast for the rest of the night and find out if you've got a wet commute coming yo

racist environments in the country. our work and creating an lgbt community forum for the first time in the city. as the chief of police in san francisco, i was able to bring homicide rates down to 1860 levels. there were 97 homicides in the city. i came in the middle of 2009. there were 20 homicides this year. we were able to bring it to 50% -- to over 50% from being down 23% and here we have the highest referral rid of cases in six years. as your d.a., i am committed to working closely to dealing with violent crime. we have prosecuted eight out of nine homicide cases this year. i have also worked to create neighborhood courts to bring low-level offenses out of the courtroom, and drug courts. >> i want to start by thanking the lead and bar and for all of you for coming tonight. your story running for this return because our criminal justice system is completely broken. we spent so much on our personnel have practically bankrupt in the state. seven out of 10 people who come out of prison return within three years. we need to completely overhaul this broken system. in order to do that, we need som

cities like new york, los angeles and philadelphia. now, protesters in new york are calling the practice racist and say that most of the time, there arests and no contraband susan candiotti has the latest. >> reporter: protesters marching against new york's stop and frisk policy. police say that the policy keeps the streets safe, but those on the receiving end call it harassment and racial profiling. this man says he was stopped for no reason on his way home from work. >> going through my pockets, taking everything, throwing it on the floor. and pushing me against the wall. and touching me all over, even in my private parts. rubbing around in there. it's humiliating. >> reporter: stop and frisk is used in other u.s. cities like philadelphia and l.a. in new york it has been policy for 11 years and defined like this. a person is temporarily detained on the street against his or her will for the purposes of questioning. new york police say that the stop and frisk policy helps save lives especially in minority communities where most of the crime occurs. officials cite 2,734 fewer murders in the last eight years compared to the previous ei

city to the various environments. in philadelphia it was larger the results of ben chapman of the phillies known as a racist and anti-semite. he'd been in trouble before for some remarks he made during his career with the yankees, and he instructed his team, talked to the dot i's still around who were on the trademark to give him a hard time to bust him as best they could. what's interesting to me is they were not assigned to -- due to drive a wedge between robinson and his wife and this was in the first month of the season when the was still new and the sense that robinson would go back to the minors they were shouting and not just calling in names to get the teammates that he might read the wives of the other players. things that were really insidious and touched on a mirror of the was a very sensitive at the time when you look a segregation and was some of the issues were, the hot-button issues so i think the new and was especially vicious and varied. in some cities a was southern crops and in others jackie robinson was very well received. the second question was about larry dolby. he came along and i was kind of surpri