alton sterling should still be alive. about that situation should have occurred the way it happened. what we are seeing now is people who are exhausted with the repetitiveness taking, and snatching of black lives. host: let's go to sacramento as well. the "sacramento bee" has this headline -- "clark shot six times in the back, this from a private autopsy from the family." we have a little bit of video that we can look at what we talk about this particular case. what are your thoughts on the case out of sacramento? we areagain, what looking at is the execution of stephon clark in his own family's property. he was in his back yard, unarmed, and he was shot in the back. it happens over and over and over again. there is always some justification, some reason why police officers feel compelled to shoot, and what we see as they get away with it time and time again. alton sterling and so many others -- jordan davis, jordan edwards -- there are so many people we could name -- catherine johnson -- so many we could name where polic

announced the state will not bring charges against two white police officers for the 2016 killing of alton sterling, an african-american father of five. bystander video shows sterling was pinned to the ground outside a baton rouge convenience store by the two police officers when they shot him. this is alton sterling's aunt, veda washington-abusaleh, speaking on tuesday. whitewas murdered by two racist police officers. he was martyred like an animal. and they say they don't see nothing wrong. they say they did not see anything wrong. they saw the videos, but they say they did not see nothing wrong. i can't understand it. amy: alton sterling's killing sparked nationwide protests. it's the latest case in which authorities have refused to bring charges against officers for killing civilians, despite video evidence of the killings and mass protests demanding accountability for the death. we'll speak with chris stewart, the attorney for alton sterling's children, later in the broadcast. in sacramento, california, widespread protests continue over the fatal police shooting of stephon clark, an unarmed af

(steve)a major development in the shooting death of alton sterling in baton rouge. siana prosecutors announced today that they will not file charges against two police officers involved in the 20-16 shooting. omar jimenez reports on the decision... and how the sterling family is responding. attorney general jeff landry: louisiana: the louisiana department of justice cannot proceed with a prosecution of either officer lake or officer salamoni.louisiana attorney general jeff landry announcing no charges will be filed against two baton rouge police officers in the 2016 shooting death of alton sterling. attorney general jeff landry: this decision was not taken lightly.it resembles what áfederal prosecutors decided back in may of 2017...which included that the video evidence couldn't prove or disprove the officers' claim that sterling was reaching for a gun.veda washington/alton sterling's aunt: you saw the videos but they say they didn't see nothing wrong. i can't understand it.almost a year later...after this álatest decision...the family still feels shorted on justice.

ed and we are following stunning new shooting results from the shooting of alton sterling. the 37-year-old's final moments of a black man gunned down by a white officer in 2016. we are joined by kaylee hartung in baton rouge, and what did you learn from the body camera footage? >> ryan, this new footage is a complete depiction of what happened in july of 2016. and shortly thereafter, the video from bystanderers cell phone gave us more look, but now as well as the surveillance from the convenience store, there is more context to the night that alton sterling was shot by a baton rouge police aofficer. >> reporter: graphic and disturbing new video. >> what i did? and so what i did? >> move on -- [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. put your hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge. the police officer blaine saalamoni is going to be fired over his actions. >> the officer blaine salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department as of today. >> reporter: and he refused to answer questions, but the chief said that howie

(pam) a major development in the shooting death of alton sterling... in baton rouge. louisiana prosecutors announced today.. they will 'not' file charges against two police officers involved in the 20-16 shooting. (steve) omar jimenez reports on the decision... and how the sterling family is responding. attorney general jeff landry: louisiana: the louisiana department of justice cannot proceed with a prosecution of either officer lake or officer salamoni.louisiana attorney general jeff landry announcing no charges will be filed against two baton rouge police officers in the 2016 shooting death of alton sterling. attorney general jeff landry: this decision was not taken lightly.it resembles what áfederal prosecutors decided back in may of 2017...which included that the video evidence couldn'trove or disprove the officers' aim that sterling was reaching for a gun.veda washington/alton sterling's aunt: you saw the videos but they say they didn't see nothing wrong. i can't understand it.almost a year later...after this álatest decision...the family still feels shorted on j

ask your doctor about vraylar. >>> this morning there is new disturbing video of alton sterling's final moments. july 5, 2016, sterling a black man was shot six times by a white officer outside of baton rouge convenience store. >> you may remember this cellphone video. outrage ignited when this came out. the new video though you you are about to see gives somewhat of a clearer account of exactly what happened that night. >> we want to warn you, this video is graphic, it is disturbing. caylkaylee hartung has more. >> reporter: good morning. now with the help of both officers' body cams and surveillance video from that convenience store, go have a more clear and complete account of the encounter and the struggle that led to alton sterling's death. this new video released last night by the baton rouge police department, i want to remind you again, it is disturbing. graphic and disturbing new video. >> what did i do? >> [ bleep ] shoot your [ bleep ]. put your hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting debt of alton sterling in july 2016. the baton rouge chief of poli

the state of louisiana will not charge two police officers in the shooting death of alton sterling. a father of five. the shooting caught on video, as you'll remember, showing the officers on top of sterling. one of them firing several times. the incident sparking nationwide protests, and tonight, alton sterling's family is now speaking out. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the autopsy of alton sterling released tonight says it in black and white. what happened here outside this baton rouge corner store was a homicide. the 37-year-old was shot six times, including a bullet through his heart. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: but the district attorney who's studied the evidence for the last year says it's not that simple, and he won't charge the officers. >> what i'm describing took police very quickly, and involved two officers who had good reason to believe that mr. sterling was armed with a firearm, and that he was continuously resisting. >> reporter: sterling was outside the store selling homemade cds in july of 2016, when someone called 911 saying he had a gun. officers howie lak

alton sterling died outside of a baton rouge convenience store. e had sterling on the ground they thought he was reaching for a gun before one officer fired. at this moment, the sterling family is meeting with a louisiana attorney general, nick valencia joins us. what are we expecting to hear from the attorney general? >> reporter: john, we're waiting outside that building with the family of alton sterling is meeting with the attorney general. and if you ask community leaders here, they're not optimistic that the attorney general will bring charges against these two officers. this has been months in the making. and in fact leaders here have criticized the attorney general jeff landry for, quote, lulling the community to sleep. the attorney general when he took over the investigation for the department of justice back in june of last year had warned the community that it was going to be a tedious and thorough process, but community leaders think it has taken too long. we mentioned the department of justice. they declined to bring civil rights violat

as alton sterling's body is laying there and he's bleeding out, the officer, blane salamoni, walks over and called sterling stupid, uses profanities. the family sees that as laughing in the face of death and their loved one. jim? >> goodness. you can understand why. nick valencia, thanks very much for joining us. joining us now is former lapd officer david clinger and cnn law enforcement analyst and former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay. he's co-founder of the consulting group 21 century policing solutions. chief ramsay, let me ask you first. you watched that video. do you think the police officers behaved correctly? >> no. no. i mean threatening to shoot the individual in the head, all that sort of thing, the swearing, no, that certainly is not standard procedure. >> david, you look at this and based on what we know, do you agree that they did something wrong here, that they should have paid for it with more than lossing their jobs? >> that's some of the worst police work i've ever seen in my life. those two officers, particularly the shooter, should be embarrassed as

and unfortunately for those that are supporters of alton sterling, it did not come as a surprise that the attorney general decided not to bring state criminal charges against the two officers involved in the shooting. it was just a couple minutes ago, brianna, that the family of alton sterling spoke to the media saying they would get justice, but their justice is going to come, quote, from a higher power. i spoke to sandra sterling as well about the frustration among the family and the sterling supporters that three pieces of video, including individual joe surveillance from the triple s convenience store where that altercation happened, and the body cameras on the police. we understand the mayor has had that footage for the last several days. i asked alton sterling's mother, who has raised him from a small child, what that video would mean to see that video. >> shame on him and his committee for making that decision that he made on alton sterling. and for all the people to say that alton sterling was a bad man and he should have been killed, shame on y'all for that, because you know

. >>> disturbing new video from an officer's body camera showing the police killing of alton sterling in baton rouge. >> don't move. stop. >> what did i do? what did i do? >> don't [ bleep ], i'll shoot your [ bleep ]. >> you can't walk away from the truth, baton rouge. >>> stand up, fight back! >> an independent autopsy shows that stephon clark was shot by police officers eight times, six of those wounds were in his back. >> contradicts the narrative that has been put forth by the police. >>> the white house not happy with scott pruitt over his controversial living arrangements and his security detail. is the epa chief perhaps the next one to go? >> i think he should resign. if he doesn't resign, the president should fire him. >>> good morning. glad to have your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good saturday to you. we're starting this morning with the shocking new video of alton sterling's final moments and also the officer who shot and killed him. we know he has been fired more than a year and a half, nearly two years after pulling that trigger. >> july

i want to forewarn you, video of alton sterling's death. for the first time, we're getting a clearer picture of what happened before a white police officer decided to shoot him six times, killing him outside of a baton rouge convenience store. >> this morning, that officer has been released from his job, fired. the police chief got rid of him more than a year and a half after that officer pulled the trigger. we want to warn you that the video you're about to see is disturbing. cnn has more from baton rouge. kaylee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. now with the help of both officers' body cams as well as surveillance video from the convenience store, we're getting a more complete and clear account of the encounter and the struggle that led to alton sterling's death, as well as the moments immediately following. this new video released last night by the baton rouge police department, i want to warn you again, it is disturbing. graphic and disturbing new video. >> what did i do? what did i do? >> don't [ bleep ] move. i'll shoot you [

w're talking about alton sterling and actually at this point, i with disagree with you.t is now settled. stephon clark, yes, on going. alton sterling, that was decided this week by the louisiana attorney general to not pursue. so it is not in progress. >> no, but they were clear too, they were cleared with a lot of different investigations. >> it is not in progress, though. you were saying he should wait. this is done. that one is done. >> i was talking about sacramento. on the issue of louisiana, does he have to get involved in everything? that case cleared the officers where the suspect was on meth, and on cocaine, repeatedly failed to -- >> okay. >> -- listen to a police officer. we don't want him to get involved in every incident. >> excuse me. excuse me. are we really going to -- are we really -- i really -- >> he was reaching for a gun. he had a gun. >> we don't know he was reaching for a gun. >> he had a gun on him. >> we start to demonize -- i think it is problematic here when we start to demonize the victims in these cases. why -- the question on the table is wh

>>> body camera footage releasing details of the shooting death of alton sterling. as killed in the summer of 2016 by a white officer. less than 90 seconds, that's how long it took baton rouge police officer blaine salamoni to shoot sterling. police took more than a year and a half to fire salamoni and release the body camera footage. kaly joins us from baton rouge, louisiana. it seems as though this video is giving us a clear account of sterling's final moments. >> it is, ryan. we now have a clear and more complete account of what happened on july 5th, 2016. with the help of both officers' body cameras and surveillance video from that convenience store, we see why cops were called there in the first place. the encounter, struggle, shooting and how officers handled the aftermath of sterling's death. i want to warn you again, this video released by the baton rouge police department is graphic. >> reporter: graphic and deserving new video. >> what i did? what i did, sir? >> don't move, i'll shoot you! put your hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial sh

the other the death of alton sterling outside a convenience store in baton rouge, louisiana, back in 2016. for nearly two years now, sterling's family has been demanding to see surveillance video of what happened. late today, baton rouge police released it. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but we begin with new information about the death of stephon clark in sacramento last week. an autopsy ordered by his family shows he was shot multiple times in his grandmother's backyard. joe fryer is in sacramento with more. >> hey, show me your hands! >> reporter: when two sacramento police officers confronted stephon clark in his grandparents' pack sxwrn yard. backyard. >> show me your hands! >> -- they fired 20 shots. today the doctor commissioned by clark's family to perform a private autopsy said the young man was hit eight times, all from behind or the side. >> you can reasonably conclude that he received seven gunshot wounds from his back. >> reporter: the autopsy was performed by dr. bennet omalu who is credited with discovering the brain disease cte. omalu believes clark was fac

louisiana has been sacked over the killing of african american alton sterling another policeman has been suspended for three days thirty seven year old sterling was held down by the days thirty seven year old sterling was held down by the two officers and shot dead in the city of baton rouge in twenty sixteen and hundreds of protesters are marching in california's capital sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed black man on friday summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow to be told of the decision the moves in retaliation for a series of explosions of russian diplomats by the u.k. and its allies and russia says it successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile defense ministry released a video of the launch from classics to the north west president vladimir putin says the new missile can strike targets and in the world and is difficult to intercept on the stock vice captain of australia's cricket team as apologize for the part he played in a ball tampering scandal in south africa david warner has been banned for twelve months and told he'll never again hold

in baton rouge, new body cam video of the moments before and after alton sterling died.sacramento, the family of stephon clark says an autopsy , ows he was shot eight times. roso tonight, there is a verdict in the terrorism trial of the widow of the pulse nightclub shooter. the first american combat death tis year in syria as the president talks about pulling out. russia shows off the "satan 2," it's most advanced nuclear missile. teacher strikes and sick-outs across the country as they demand better pay. >> enough is enough! >> glor: a facebook executive leaked memo justifies growth at all costs, even if users die from bullying or terrorism. and on the road, he had no idea how many lives would change when he answered a sketchy e-mail. >> i set out to embarrass a guy. i ended up helping a guy. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we're going to begin with late developments on two controversial police shootings. we'll get to baton rouge in a moment, but first sacramento where the family of stephon clark says the results of a

white police officer has been fired for killing another black man in two thousand and sixteen alton sterling was held down by two officers and shot dead while he was being arrested at other placements been suspended for three days and i cannot reports from washington d.c. . baton rouge police have finally released the body camera footage of the killing out on sterling was selling c.d.'s outside a convenience store when the two officers arrived on the scene a struggle broke out and six shots were fired earlier this week the louisiana attorney general announced no criminal charges will be brought against the two offices but after an internal investigation the baton rouge police department has announced disciplinary steps one officer two to use deescalation india's disengagement techniques consistent with policy and procedures in training and one officer did not follow the tactics training. professionalism and organizational standards simple the officer who wrestled sterling to the ground how we lake has been suspended for three days but his partner blake's alimony who fired the shots that kill

put your hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting death of alton sterling in july of 2016. officer blane salamoni, who shot sterling six times, will be fired over his actions. >> a violation of command of temper has been sustained. over blane salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today. >> reporter: this week salamoni refused to answer any questions, while howie lake, the other officer involved, answered them all. lake, who the chief said made mistakes but controlled his temper during the encounter, was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> one officer did not follow the tactics, training, professionalism, and organizational standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear their administrative administration was separate from the federal criminal charges both officers were already cleared of. the police department released four videos from the night of the shooting, including this surveillance footage from the triple s convenience store. that's sterling at the front of the store, sitting at a table where he's s

details released in the police shooting death of alton sterling. give punishment to the >> shannon: tonight many of the victims of the pulse terror attack at mary family say they are overcome with anger, outrage, and heartbreak. a jury finding noor salman not guilty of helping her husband, omar mateen, plan one of the deadliest mass shootings. we have more from orlando. >> the defense for the shooter's widow argued that she was a captive of her husband and not a partner in his crime and apparently the jury agreed with the defense. noor salman was released a few hours after the verdict today. this picture shows her with her attorney after her release. after the verdict, one of her attorneys was smiling ear to air and heard saying "wow." according to one of our reporters inside the courthouse. during the reading of the verdict, noor salman was frantically crying and sobbing, looking back at her family. her family huddled in one row of the courtroom, arms around each other. before the trial, she did confess to seeing her husband purchased a gun, watch

. >> glor: the state clears two baton rouge police officers in icershooting of alton sterling, whose death touched off protests in the streets. rs both officers acted in a reasonable and justifiable manner. >> glor: also tonight, new details on the man who allegedly gent a dozen package bombs to u.s. government buildings. >> and mexico will pay for the wall. >> glor: a report says it's the neesident's new idea-- have the pentagon pay for it. a fertility clinic accident has likely destroyed twice as many egs and embryos as first reported. a speeding car headed for a trooper-- wait until you see what happens next. and heads up, hollywood fantasy could become reality, as a chinese space station falls to earth. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight with two fatal police shootings in two cities that led to protests in the streets. first, the louisiana attorney general said today, two baton rouge officers will not be prosecuted in the 2016 death of 37-year-old alton sterling. the shooting was captured on video

so, cedric, alton sterling shot by police in july of 2016.y general has had this case since last may. for months, elected officials have called on landry to finish his investigation to make this announcement. did this investigation take the appropriate amount of time in your opinion? >> well, two years is a long time since the time of this shooting. and when you have that long period of time that takes place, all it really does, quite frankly, is leave citizens feeling as if nothing is being done. when in fact everything could be completed as part of this investigation. but to your question, it is lengthy, but, of course this is a very sensitive case that has been watched locally and across the country, but considering the fact and the circumstances around this, it certainly creates some question having to wait two years to find out what's going on here. >> joey, the louisiana attorney general only got this case because the justice department gave it to him. they found they didn't have enough evidence to move forward. does that tell you anyth

state of louisiana has been fired over the killing of an african american alton sterling another policeman has been suspended thirty seven year old sterling was held by the two officers and shot dead in baton rouge and twenty sixteen footage of the incident triggered a nationwide protests the prosecutor has ruled out criminal charges as a result of the ministry of investigation into the conduct and behavior officer blaine salamone as it relates to the baton rouge police department training policy and procedures it probably should of use of force has been sustained and a violation of command of temper has been sustained officer blaine salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today an officer how we leak will be suspended three days. that is my decision and it is the right decision. mike hanna with more now from washington . earlier this week the attorney general of louisiana announced that criminal charges would not be brought against the two police officers who were responsible for the killing of the thirty seven year old african american that would app

sandra sterling - alton sterling's aunt: for all the people that said alton sterling was a bad man andme on y'all for that. the baton rouge police chief says there will be a disciplinary hearing later this week for the two officers in this case. afterward he says they'll be releasing all the information they can under public records law. and sterling's attorneys say that unseen video will soon be released...video they say will leave the community quote "outraged."i'm omar jimenez reporting. (catherine) another look live now at a sacramento city council meeting..billed as a dialogue on the deadly police shooting of stephon clark.... community leaders have been urging people to remain non-violent and patient... and for the city to unite as one. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) a fire at 29 palms in joshua tree near a sacred indian site is being investigated as a case of arson. (catherine) a fire at joshua tree national park late last night - tore through a site that was settled by native americans. it happened at what's known as the 'oasis of mara.' 29 palm trees were planted there -- which

alton sterling in an open carry state, it's an open carry state, had a gun put to his head and said we will kill you. he's not complying, but there's something about this that is deeply wrong. the university of cincinnati police officer who killed a driver, just got back pay of $300,000. he didn't get convicted. the police officer who killed fill an dough ca fi philando castille didn't get convicted. people are fearing for their lives because of assumptions about who they are, who my baby is, i have to worry about him leaving the room, leaving my home. yamiche is right, there are organizers who have brought a wisdom about bringing pressure to bear. in princeton, a vietnam veteran, a white man, came to panera to meet his counselor, he's dead, they put a bullet in him. there's something about the nature of violence in terms of policing in this country, particularly of black and brown communities, that we have to address. >> it extends beyond the horror part of it, the question of whether or not you're more likely to get shot if you're a black person. but are people more willing, noelle,

>> there were no charges in the alton sterling police shooting. what did the president have to say about that? particularly as he is a strong supporter of police. then you have the issue we're in the midst of the issue that happened, shooting of a young man in california behind his grandmother's house with a cell phone. >> certainly a terrible incident. this is something that is a local matter and that's something we feel should be left up to local authorities at this point in time. >> he was strongly behind police. he supports police, as much of america does. but wants to weed out bad policing. what does he say about weeding out bad policing when you continue to see these situations occur over and over again? >> certainly, we want to make sure all law enforcement is carrying out the letter of the law. the president is very supportive of law enforcement. but at the same time, in these specific cases and these specific instances, those will be left up to local authorities to make that determination and not something for the federal government to we

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>> reporter: for the family of alton sterling, the last two years have been excruciating. >> they took a human away. they took a father away! >> reporter: his aunt, sandra sterling, has had two strokes. >> i don't go to sleep at night at what i saw on that video. >> translator: that video showed a deadly encounter between steriling and two baton rouj officers outside a convenience store in 2016. today the louisiana attorney general announced there would be no criminal charges against the officers. he says they tried to make a lawful arrest. >> mr. sterling was under the influence, and that contributed to his non-compliance. >> reporter: last year, the justice department decided against bringing federal civil rights charges against the officers, claiming they thought sterling had been reaching for a gun in his pocket. his family says he never pointed the weapon at police. did today's decision surprise you? >> today's decision did not surprise me. >> reporter: quinneta is the mother of sterling's son. >> i'm very disappointed and i've been asking god to give me that strength to keep movi

(catherine) the officer who shot alton sterling will be fired.e salamoni - on the left - is the officer being fired. the other officer - howie lake - will be suspended for three days. the shooting happened outside a convenience store in 2016. officer lake wrestled sterling to the ground but did not fire his gun... officer salamoni shot sterling six times during the struggle. the shooting triggered widespread protests. but neither officer is facing criminal charges. . (steve) the trump administration is expected to roll back gas mileage and pollution standards for cars approved during the obama administration. current regulations require new vehicles to get 36 miles per gallon in real-world driving by 20-25. that's about 10 miles per gallon over the existing standard. but it's not clear yet how much that will be lowered by. the annoucement is expected to come tuesday. (steve)(steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(catherine kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrenc

gabe gutierrez tells us more. >> he was murdered like an animal. >> reporter: for the family of alton sterling, the last two years have been excruciating. >> they took a human away, they took a father away. >> reporter: his aunt has had two strokes. the video showed the deadly encounter between sterling and two baton rouge officers outside a convenience store in 2016. the louisiana attorney general announced there would be no criminal charges against the officers. he says they tried to make a lawful arrest. >> mr. sterling was under the influence, and that contributed to his non-compliance. >> reporter: last year, the justice department decided against bringing federal civil rights charges against the officers, claiming they thought sterling was reaching for a gun in his pocket. his family says he never pointed the weapon at police. did today's decision surprise you? >> today's decision did not surprise me. >> reporter: she is the mother of sterling's son. >> i ask god to give me the strength. >> reporter: both officers have been on paid leave since the shooting. when a disciplinary hearing wr

louisiana announced the firing of a white police officer who shot and killed a black suspect named alton sterling they released video of the incident. we have been covering the news conference. nick, stand by. i want to show the viewers one of the body camera videos that shows officers approaching sterling, the struggle to get him to put his hands on a car and the shooting. we want to show you the whole video, even though it is graphic. >> excuse me, ma'am. can you put your hands on the car? stop. >> what you talking about? >> put your hands on the car, bro. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> put your hands on the car. [ bleep ]. >> stop. >> get on the ground! get on the ground! [ bleep ]. >> i didn't do nothing wrong. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> get on the ground! [ gunfire ] >> shots fired. shots fired. >> shots fired -- >> officer is okay. suspect down. i need a code 3. >> hey. hold on. everybody stop. >> let's go to nick valencia in baton rouge. very, very controversial. bring our viewers up to speed on what happened tonight. >> reporter: the police chief announcing at the press conferen

get a quote today. >>> new disturbing video of alton sterling's death. we're getting a clear picture before a white police officer shot him six times killing him outside of a baton rouge convenience store. >> we want to warn you that the video you're about to see is disturbing. we don't want you to be caught off guard here. kaly is joining us. this is hard to watch. >> it is. good morning to you. with the help now of two of the officers' body cams and the surveillance video from the store, we have a more clear and complete account of the encounter between the officers and sterling, the moments that his life was lost and the moments that followed. i want to warn you one more time, this video that we received from the baton rouge police department is disturbing. >> reporter: graphic and disturbing new video. >> stop. >> what did i do? what i did? >> don't plof or i'move or i'll. >> showing the controversial shooting death of alton sterling in 2016. the baton rouge chief of police officers blaine salamoni who shot him six times during a struggle with him wi

] -- put your [ bleep ] hands the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shoot death of alton sterling in july 2016. the baton rouge chief of police announcing the officer, who shot sterling six times during a struggle, will be fired over his actions. >> the violation of command of temper has been sustained. officer blane salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today. >> reporter: this week, salamoni refused to answer any questions during a disciplinary hearing, the chief said, while howie lake, the other officer involved, answered them all. lake who the chief said made mistakes but controlled his temper, was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> two different perspectives. one officer did not follow the training and organization of standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear their administrative investigation was separate from the federal criminal charges both officers were already cleared of. the police department released four videos from the night of the shooting. including this surveillance footage from the sss surveillance stor

. >>> and there is breaking news in the deadly police shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge. tonight police releasing new and sometimes graphic video of the encounter that led to that fatal shooting and the department taking action to discipline those officers. abc's steve osunsami is there in baton rouge. >> reporter: after nearly two years of holding onto these violent images, baton rouge police late tonight are releasing every frame they have of the arrest that led to the death of alton sterling. security videos from the corner store where he was killed in july of 2016 show how he was in front of the store selling homemade cds. officers howie lake and blane salamoni arrive, responding to a 911 call that sterling was threatening someone with a gun. these pictures are from officer salamoni's bodycam. for the first time, we're seeing what happens before sterling is killed. it gets physical fast. sterling is hit with a stun gun, and gets back up. you see officer salamoni react, and tackle him to the ground. at one point, sterling says he has a gun, and salamoni hears this as a

he's got a 9 millimeter whatever in his pocket and he draw it. >> reporter: a man claiming alton sterling selling cds outside this convenience store. >> get on the ground. >> reporter: the officers confront sterling and the encounter escalates quickly. previously released cell phone video from a bystander showed part of the struggle but this surveillance video from the store shows the moments before and after as officer salamone yells at sterling. >> meanwhile in sacramento, the family of stefon clark released a private autopsy today that found he was shot six times in the back and eight times total. in response to the findings, the sacramento police department said it had not been provided with the official report from the coroner's office yet. the 22-year-old father of two was killed on march 18th in the backyard of his grandmother's house. according to the department the officers who shot him thought he was armed. no weapon was found, just a cell phone. the officers have been placed on administrative leave. i'm joined now by nbc's joe fryer. what can you tell us? >> reporter: steve, he

. >>> now to alton sterling's death in 2016. it also sparked similar protests. let's check in now with kaylee hartung, live in baton rouge. disturbing new body cam footage from sterling's death was just released. what are you learning? >> well, ryan, it was cell phone video shot by bystanders on july 5th, 2016 that became public very quickly after that incident. that helped spark those protests that summer. but what we're seeing now, video from both officers body cams as well as surveillance video from the convenience store that night, it's giving us a more complete picture of what happened. i want to remind you again this video is graphic. graphic and disturbing new video. >> i'm going to shoot your [ bleep ] -- put your [ bleep ] hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting death. the baton rouge chief of police announcing the officer, blaine salamoni, who shot sterling six times, will be fired over his actions. >> the violation of command of temper has been sustained. officer blane salamoni has been terminated from the police department ef

alton sterling was shot and killed during a struggle outside of a convenience store where he was sellingo cell phone videos dominated social media about that shooting and triggered major protests. >>> and in sacramento people will meet with city council after the controversial shooting death of stephan clark who was unarmed -- stephon clark who was unarmed. clark was shot at least 20 times by officers. the family is demanding federal and state investigations. he was holding a cell phone in his hands. >> i want justice for my baby. please give us justice. >> we are open to all discussions. and we want our community to know that we are committed to getting to the facts of this incident. >> the police body camera video of the shooting was released. about seven minutes after the gunfire those officers are told to mute their body cameras and the audio on those videos then go silent. there will be in other news conference this morning about this investigation. those are just some of your morning headlines.>>> now let's go to the marine mammal center. >> they have a leave seals be campaign goin

the police chief says the officer's partner will also be suspended for days in the death of alton sterlingerling was killed during a struggle with the two officers outside of a convenience store where he was selling cds. >>> and private autopsy results of the young man shot by sacramento police are raising questions about the circumstances of the shooting. according to the autopsy, stephon clark was shot eight times by sacramento police on march 18th, six of those shots were in his back. police have said officers believed clark was pointing a gun at them as he walked toward them. it turns out he was actually holding a cell phone. >>> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is recovering tonight from emergency open-heart surgery. a spokesman says the 70-year- old schwarzenegger is awake and in good condition. andre senior has more now from the newsroom. >> reporter: schwarzenegger went to cedars sinai hospital in los angeles yesterday to replace the heart valve that was originally replaced in 1997 due to a heart defect. harvey levin said

take and revealing a bit more information about the circumstances surrounding the shooting of alton sterling the young black man who was shot and killed while selling c.d.'s in a store outside a store in two thousand and sixteen so the police officer that just announcing some disciplinary action and potential changes in procedures going forward but we'll try and get back to that back to that press conference a bit later and now. we're going to bring you more news in a couple of minutes stories that we're covering a popular opposition leader is jailed for five years in senegal ruling him out of next year's presidential election. and his mexico's presidential campaign gets underway could it be fair time lucky for the left wing front runner. the weather doesn't look too bad for much of australia's to go on into the easter weekend just around the coastal fringes of those to carry around the sunshine coast the gold coast could see some rather wet weather over the next few days for the north you can see just out into the coral sea we do still have the remnants of tropical size phone iris and that

louisiana declining to bring charges against the two officers involved in the shooting death of alton sterling's aunt spoke out about the verdict earlier today. take a listen. >> i saw what they did to my nephew and i'll be damned, i'll be damned. why aren't these people charged? why are we still paying their searle? i don't get it. i don't understand. baton rouge, stand up. no justice, no peace! no justice, no peace! >> i know how you feel about your outrage, you made that plain in the last segment. but are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. and i think to be living in 2018, don, and there's no repercussions whatsoever for black women, black men, to be killed at the hands of police is maddening. to understand that we live in a country where black folks' first interaction with law enforcement was fugitive slaves, runaway slaves being hunted down and returned to their masters, to plantations where they were killed or beaten or worse. i just am frustrated that i don't have anything to tell my five godsons and one goddaughter except, you have to protect your life, you have to be careful, you ha

in louisiana body camera footage shows two police officers swearing at thirty seven year old alton sterling outside a grocery store before shooting him dead one officer blaine salamone he has now been fired it was clear that he came out like. any mediately escalated the attire situation putting the gun to this means. using profane language threatening his life and he ended up taking. a second officer involved has been suspended from duty my decision was not based on politics . it was not based on emotions it was based on the facts of the case the family lawyer says the police have a responsibility to the whole community we know how difficult it is we understand it. it's a tough job. they have to deal with a lot. but with high duty comes high expectations you don't just look after white people you look after black people and hispanic and asian and everyone else a series of recent fatal shootings of black men by police has sparked a nationwide protests and the black lives met them movement but these cases can only fuel the debate of a bias in the american criminal justice system. so there is

police in louisiana released body count footage showing of blaine salamone a threatening to shoot alton sterlingbefore firing six rounds at his chest the killing led to widespread protests. china's defunct space lab tiangong one will fall back to earth this weekend it's been in orbit since twenty eleven the ten metre long space station will make an uncontrolled reentry and no one knows for sure where it will land china's space agency says most of it will burn up and probably won't cause any damage. well a space x. falcon nine rocket carrying satellites for a communications company has blasted off from an aunt site in california and radio communications will use the ten you satellites to support its mobile voice and data communications services as it renews its entire global satellite network supersonic pope francis led the way of the cross procession at the coliseum in rome the torch lit ceremony reenacts the chris of education of christ assyrian family and an iraqi none carried the cross as good friday pres and meditations were cited. at the coliseum in rome tens of thousands of faithful gather