and that led police to mario. >> what exactly did mario tell you? >> pretty much talk to brian, money. >> how were you to intimidate him? >> talk to him. he never said kill him or anything like that. >> a controversial deal awarded likely killer and mario the master mooind. >> mario knew what he was doing as bringing shane lamb in using him as the tool and the muscle to get what he wanted. >> shane was off that night at a party getting high. he says mario called him to come to the store. brian owed him money and he wanted it back. mario wanted shane to talk to him. it was time for him to pay up. >> i went over there, told brian what's up with the money you owe him, pay him some of the money back. we got to arguing. mario said it was getting too loud. go in the produce cooler. >> shane said he demanded the money from brian but brian resisted. shane lost his temper. things tournament violent. >> i hit brian a couple of times, he was bleeding from his mouth and fell out. >> where is mario when you're doing this? >> right in the doorway. >> not sure if

that was the last time she ever spoke to him. >> but for mario, life was moving on. >> mario anthony. >> here he is receiving his degree in finance from illinois state university, three years after brian's disappearance. mario joined the family grocery, worked as a manager and helped build the business. >> that was not the only store that he was going to have. i was always going to be two stores. >> that grand plan would never happen. mario's world was about to collapse around him. a break in the case. this stockboy shane lamb would violence in the produce cooler the night brian vanished. >> i hit brian a few times, he was bleeding from his mouth. i thought i knocked him out. >> where is mario when you're doing this? >> right in the doorway. >> what did happen to brian care rik. stay with us. mmmm... when you add liquid gold velveeta to rotel tomatoes and zesty chilies, you got a queso so good... it'll blow 'em away. hahaha hahahaha whew! dang. velveeta and rotel. man, that's good! we're about to start the whole long distance thing. well right now you can get 15 gigs for a 100 bucks,

mario casciaro, free at last. his entire life for the past three years, crammed into a single plastic bag. >> we did it! >> but what happened to put him behind bars in the first place? >> did you kill brian carrick? >> tonight a stunning new twist in a chilling murder mystery. >> people don't disappear. i think there's somebody who knows exactly what happened. >> no body, no weapon, but clear evidence that teenage boy brian carrick was brutally murdered. >> comes up behind him like this and cuts his throat. >> inside a produce cooler. >> a very quick crime scene and then a frantic cleanup. >> what did you think that circular stain was from? >> a tough case with few answers, but many questions. >> well, who did it? everybody was just, like, on edge. >> stock boys with a past. >> i didn't do anything, and i don't know anything. it's like -- >> a dogged prosecutor with his sights set on one man. attorney. >> and this blood-sniffing crusader, equally determined to find the real killer. >> never should have been charge

thank you and good evening. >> you know i'm with the justice for mario coalition i'll tell milestone my people i wanted to hear with the police officers to justify that murder and for the mint police officers who are hear standing up and being used as a tooelgd token for sfpd the word are shame think you shame on you i came into from a family of law enforcement i came into from sfpd and what i saw other than that, video is murder and for you too run and hide and the mayor to run and hide and not be men it sets a tune your police officers is walking outburst like curds that's the position you've fostered under all the circumstances as the chief of police i don't feel safe with you as is schooef where's the community policing and the oobltd where is the honesty that used to exist with sfpd when i grandfather was interest an honorable police department you've tafrnd it, sir i'm done. >> next speaker good evening and welcome. >> my name is nick a san francisco resident a member of the action coalition and a member the justice for mario woods on january 1st martin the president of the pol

emotional i'm here for the justice of mario woods i need to say that and i like ms. brown earlier she was on location with mario's mother with 5 kids graduation you know and that was you know, i feel you but the point we trying to make right now in regards to justice what happened to mario woods in the 21st century we can face because of video was criminal now take it from a criminal i can be pub say i'm a criminal i was raised as a juvenile and state raised as on adult before i was 14 been to the penitentiary 14 times i did my time for my crimes them police was criminal what they did and how they did it was criminal some of them laughed at the situation some of them laughed at the people that were there they put out their emissions about the conviction we not going to sit here and stand for you all to kill somebody pubically in front of the whole world on tv and not stepped e step up and do something about it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> sir your time is up. >> two imaginations for everybody we have to follow the rules than you. >> no, i said the chair mar decisi

but there is another point, which is mario woods as much as we talked about mario woods has become a symbol of a larger issue. of a larger issue that goes beyond this individual incident. when we talk about a day of remembrance of mario woods it isn't just about mario woods it is a day of remembrance for the fact we have a issue around police relationships with certain communities in particular communities of color. the most important thing of this resolution for me is that, it is the first time that the board goes on record as being committed to police reform. that is really important. one of the lessens that i have learned if i can say, is that when something like this we have to make sure that we do as much as we can and i don't believe that this board, the city did enough in prior incident. i don't think we did enough on the alex [inaudible] i don't think we did enough on the [inaudible] lopez incident and if we had done more on those incidents perhaps we wouldn't be here with mario woods. so, i believe that we can't let that happen again. i know that in the past this board of su

emotional i'm here for the justice of mario woods i need to say that and i like ms. brown earlier she was on location with mario's mother with 5 kids graduation you know and that was you know, i feel you but the point we trying to make right now in regards to justice what happened to mario woods in the 21st century we can face because of video was criminal now take it from a criminal i can be pub say i'm a criminal i was raised as a juvenile and state raised as on adult before i was 14 been to the penitentiary 14 times i did my time for my crimes them police was criminal what they did and how they did it was criminal some of them laughed at the situation some of them laughed at the people that were there they put out their emissions about the conviction we not going to sit here and stand for you all to kill somebody pubically in front of the whole world on tv and not stepped e step up and do something about it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> sir your time is up. >> two imaginations for everybody we have to follow the rules than you. >> no, i said the chair mar decisi

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just last week, he opened mario by mary at the pennsy food hall here in new york city.ur pal, mario batali. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mario by mary. how are you? good to see you, brother. you know i love you. you know fred armisen. >> fred: how are you? >> i know fred armisen. we're all friends. >> jimmy: pal, i've gotta ask, y penn station? what is this thing? >> pennsy is a food hall created inside the pennsylvania station area. by michael coronado, with my nd ryan juliani. we set up this cool mario by mary catering thing in the middle of it. there's pat lafrieda, there's mark forgione, there's a place called little beet. delicious food. >> jimmy: what do you do there in mario by mary? [ cheers and applause ] right now. >> okay. >> jimmy: fred, you're going to make us a drink? >> fred's going to make us a a drink.good. >> which is basically tomato soup, because it's so cold out. and we're going to go like this. i took a little anyalote of this and to some of these d the addition of vodka. because tomato and vodka have gone together -- >> perfectly. >> like the bible and christian

would you go with mine or marios? just say mine. [ light laughter ] >> fred: you want me to say yours? >> jimmy: yes, please. >> fred: how about both of i would do half and half. >> jimmy: thanks, fred. >> a wise, wise man. >> jimmy: i'm gonna put a a little -- i'm telling you, quest is going to freak for this. >> quest is going to freak? the sweetness component in yours is? >> jimmy: is maple. >> maple syrup. >> jimmy: yeah. >> like from the diner? [ light laughter ] where we got that bacon, right? >> jimmy: no, from the great trees of vermont. >> all right. mine is a honey made from live bees, participants in the live agriculture. >> jimmy: mine is from a human being -- >> you're not putting any butter on that? >> jimmy: sucked the sap out of -- i did put butter on it. what are you doing? don't freak me out. all right look. hold on. >> your cheese is melting. because, you know why? it has an artificially low temperature because it's not made of milk. [ light laughter ] don't you find that to be a a problem, sir? >>

emotional i'm here for the justice of mario woods i need to say that and i like ms. brown earlier she was on location with mario's mother with 5 kids graduation you know and that was you know, i feel you but the point we trying to make right now in regards to justice what happened to mario woods in the 21st century we can face because of video was criminal now take it from a criminal i can be pub say i'm a criminal i was raised as a juvenile and state raised as on adult before i was 14 been to the penitentiary 14 times i did my time for my crimes them police was criminal what they did and how they did it was criminal some of them laughed at the situation some of them laughed at the people that were there they put out their emissions about the conviction we not going to sit here and stand for you all to kill somebody pubically in front of the whole world on tv and not stepped e step up and do something about it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> sir your time is up. >> two imaginations for everybody we have to follow the rules than you. >> no, i said the chair mar decisi

the detective believes for now he's put mario out of commission. has justice been served in this case? >> i believe, yeah, 100%. 100%. >> mario davis is not behind bars. >> no, he's not. and -- >> he took a deal. >> he did take a deal. makes one mistake if he does something wrong, then he goes to prison for anywhere from 8 to 17 years. >> and that's good enough for jessica's father, who is deeply grateful to detective boffman for bringing his only daughter home. >> all i did was hold her until she fell asleep best she could after the detective brought her in. that's a great guy over there. that's a dedicated man. >> when you can help a girl, someone that no one else is able to help, probably the most rewarding thing that i've ever done. >> coming up -- the ups and downs of a shoplifter. "vegas undercover" continues. >>> we've been given a front row seat riding with a squad of detectives who focus on repeat offenders. >> we concentrate on career criminals, habitual criminals, repeat offenders. >> lieutenant ted lee who heads up the specialized unit

i love you, mario.

the same thing with mario wood. that dude disappeared and i also remember you where we said we don't want police. you returned shane evans mother, you sat there and your pace turned red. you let these people kill us. you hired all of these [bleep] people. you tell them he didn't of wifi at the fire houses. you sit there and demand more cops. did you know that sfpd want drones even though they were banned from getting drones several years ago and you sit there again acting like you are so sad. don't look at my face acting like you give a [bleep] what i'm saying. you don't give a [bleep]. you all put that money in the community to kill us. don't act like he didn't die in his neighborhood and building that he was getting evicted from for $3400 a month. mario would die on the streets. genetic facing -- gentrification is violence. you killed us with your actions. public speaker: because i am white, everyday i'm able to go out in the streets and be a bad bad man. i can do whatever [bleep] i want. because i'm white becaus

mario cantone, we're ready. >> young other the left. >> by the way, mario -- >> younger on the right. >> ten years. >> you guys are sick. what have you done? >> i have nothing. we've done nothing. we don't do the botox. >> we blame our parents. >> or any of that. >> no botox? >> no botox. nothing. i've done nothing. it's coming soon. when i'm like this, come kill me. come kill me. that's it. >> all right. we have a new. zoolander is strutting his stuff on the sydney harbor bridge in australia. take a look. relax don't do it when you want to go to it relax don't do it when you want to come >> the best, i'm sorry. the best. >> i can't wait to see that. >> countdown. >> they want a room of their own, but they're going to have to share our studio for now. ralph and mario, get ready to play. >> you know how it is when you are around family for too long. sometimes they can drive you absolutely nuts. >> now imagine an outspoken, opinionated, italian-american family all living together under one roof in a studio apartment. >> that is the premise of the new off broadway show. based on the true

commission meeting i want to start off with some openly comments in the wake of last month's shooting mario woods this commission has heard frustration and disappointment and be anger over what happened people have come down to the commission with ideas for change ways to do better and requests of the department and the city this commission is and will continue to consider all the policy requests as i've said 3 ongoing investigations won by the sfpd and one by the office of citizens complaints it is essential those investigations precede be thorough and complete i more one will not prejudge any investigation what we have to express we are sorry for for the loss of this young man's life and the pain it has caused his family and friends and african-american communities looter in the meeting we'll talk about the process to revise some of the policies but i thought that was important to start off knowledge where we are and this commissions commitment to, making that better sergeant call the first item. >> calendar request of the police chief to accept the demolition for captain lazarus for the

. >> first of all, justice for mario woods i'm terry jones an active member of the coalition for mario and every person that was murdered at the hands the police i'm a 5 generational residents on a san francisco basically my prospective i'll in a nut shell i'm very very disgusted and disappoint as a young man in the community of san francisco something i always took pride in and wanted to be a police have i heard a woman talk about that peep being raised as police to be like christopher today, i want to step back i see the division been coming here and seeing division of the officers leaving here and not been incentive, sir my message to you i believe you should step down by the way, you are the highest paid officers you should have no room for mistakes when you come from the finest police departments in the nation you've guilty by association along with everyone on the board i'll take that back i want to say that give you the benefit of the doubt i've been watching since the time i stepped in here i've been watching you all as a young man and i'm trying not to cry i knew mario woods a

pleaseelcome our pal, mario batali [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mario by mary. how are you? good. good to see u, brother. u know i love you. yoknow frearmisen. >> fred: how are you? >> i know fred armisen. we're all frnds. >> jimmy: pal, i've gotta k, what is pennsyy penn station? what is this thing? >> pennsy is a foohall createinde the pennsylvania station ea. by michael coron with my crazy friends mary a ryan juliani. we set up thisool mario by mary caterg thg inhe middlef it. the's palafrda, there's nnamon snail. there's alkinds -- there's mark forgione, there's a place delicious food. >> jimmy: what do you do there in mario by mary? you do what? >> you can eat a drink. [ cheers andpplause ] >> jimmy: yes, l's do this right now. >> okay. >> jimmy: fred, you're goi to make us a drink? >> fres going to make us a a drink. >> jmyokay, good. >> which is basically tomato soup, because it's so cold out. and we'rgoing to go like this. i took a lite anyalote of this and to me of these soup i've added the addition of vodka. cause tomato and vodka have goneogether -- >> perfectly.