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Severely as long as they accept the punishment, and try to change their ways and outlooks and the behavior. >> and well, they would have to come to a harsh realization of what they have doenne to understand what they have done. >> yes. >> and i want to go through this, because it is not the first time and reel it off a couple of times, because it is not the first time that sae has been caught up in this, because clemson university threw a par tu ti where the members dressed as gang members, and in st. louis, that chapter was suspended for pledges who sang racial slurs to black student, and sae...

There were other things the mayor said there was no race problem in ferguson. tonight, what if anything can they say? we are told we're only going to hear from mayor knowles. they are all coming out but we are only going to hear from mayor knowles. given what we have heard from the whole situation, the whole case since last august what can they say tonight given the doj report? >> one thing they can say, that we have not heard, are they going to enter into an agreement with the consent decree or are they going to fight the consent decree? because that's very important. and so jonathan the youn...

Investigators uncovered seven truly ugly e-mails and more broadly painted the ferguson police department as a thinly veiled money making meech that disproportionately fined african-americans and abuse. and now there is more a piece of the report that implicates the chief in that action. where is the chief? sara sidner has more. >> reporter: we know this. he's been told not to talk and that's probably, anderson, because he is implicated in the doj report as being an integral part of the problem. >> explain. do you think the department has a race problem and are you going to fix it? what are you...

In light of these statistics and of the justice department's scathing report on ferguson we were wondering why the ferguson police chief is remaining silent. cnn's sarah sidner did, too. she got impatient and she forced the issue. tell us how did you track down chief jackson? >> reporter: well look basically he's been told not to talk and to be fair we contacted him several times. we contacted the city several times. we've been in touch with them over these many months and weeks and all we asked for was just to sit down just to tell us what they're going to do and reaction to some of what was ...

>> do you think the department has a race problem? do they have a problem? and are you going to fix it? what are you going to do about it? >> i need to have time to really analyze this report so i can comment on it. >> why do you need time to analyze the report? you should have known what was going on in your department, correct? right? >> reporter: he should have known and he did know. this is his e-mail unearthed by the department of justice during its investigation. in the 2013 e-mail the doj highlighted the chief boasting that court revenue passed the $2 million mark for the first time in ...