sarah hoye, did the mayor address any of the broader issues in the president's report? >> not directly. we heard about the personnel decisions one was fired arounds two are suspended and overall what the mayor said was listen although there have been some e-mails out there and some other items that have caused problems this does not reflect ferguson and then he walked off. >> and did not take any questions. and the reporters there, did he address at all in his statement anything about working with the justice department, reacting to any of the conclusions that are specifically outlined in the university just department's report? >> it was more broad. he said yes we are going to take actions to . >> there was no indication here that the city is going to work out some way to negotiate with the justice department on anything they have concluded there? >> we may find out more about that later. but we do know that there are very specific things that the city of ferguson has to take carry of. and bear with me joie, the city needs to reinvigorate community policing, they have

here is "america tonight" sarah hoye. >> any time you think you want to legalize drug, go to a neonatalnit if you can get in. again and again and again the mother disappears in three days and the child becomes a ward of the state because he is permanentally damaged. >> reporter: the war on drugs was still in full swing and the baby thought to be doomed from birth was the poster child. >> like mr. perreault, i have held crack babies in my arms. >> it is a crack epidemic . >> this has reached epidemic proportions. >> reporter: and just like an infectious disease crack's spread was rapid and vicious. in philadelphia pe, the tiny yellowish rock shook this city to its foundation. >> they would stop their car and start shooting. >> reporter: activist and resident of the neighborhood remembers those dark days like they were yesterday. talk to me about what this time. >> it was a lot of violence, a lot of shootings, a lot of keem being killed, a lot of people fighting over territory. sometimes there would be like eight nine gangs in one little community like this. >> reporter: crack addicts str

and now she has become voiceless. >> once again that was sarah hoye. >>> women across the nation haves, some are unaware, patricia sabga has more. >> it's actually been like a dirty little secret in the industry for a long time. >> reporter: a secret that's been exposed thanks to growing awareness of silicon valley's testosterone boy culture. 70% of its workforce 79% of its managers and 83% of its engineers were male. >> i have yet to work with a single colleague who says i just don't think women are going to be good engineers. but implicitly we have some beliefs that we may not even be consciously aware of. >> google says it's educating its workforce about unconscious bias. brian welly. has examination exercises of bias. >> left or right. >> high tech is not the only profession dominated by men. >> i can't type, i don't take dictation. >> unconscious bias is behind the scenes as well. >> the industry was in for pretty intense criticism for its employment of women and individuals of color. >> unintentional bias. >> it's uncomfortable to talk about your biases. >> the unconscious biase