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. >>> and this week tsheriff reopened the death into the death of kendrick johnson. dead in a rolled up gym mat eight years ago. that was january 2013. the initial investigation concluded that he accidently slipped while reaching for a shoe and became stuck. but his parents have long believed that their son was killed. and a pathologist hired by the family determined that the cause of death was unexplained, a participants nonaccidental blunt force trauma to johnson's neck. and attorney michael moore is joining me now, he was the u.s. attorney for the middle district of jougeorgia in 2013 and he launched the investigation into the case. he left the position in 2015. the federal review was closed in 2016. michael, good morning. >> good morning. >> so this investigation lasted 2 1/2 years at the federal level from your perspective. the sheriff has reopened it. do you believe that this case deserves another look? >> let me say first off that i vrnlts haven't talked to the sheriff and i don't speak for the kept of jdepartment of justice. but there were hours and hours of

kendrick bourne has some major decisions coming up to as to where he will play football next year. but in the meantime, he is focused on giving back to the community today. the forty-niners receiver visited the west oakland you center and gave out mac laptops to call 20 college-bound high school seniors bourne said this group of kids, particularly resonated with him because he struggled himself up or greed and bad decisions and it was primarily because there were a lack of resources when he was in high school. so the chance to connect with teenagers here in the bay area, a place that has grown special to him was a no-brainer. >> that's what this is about today. you know, helping these kids see me in person. see where i'm at. hear my story and just help them help their journey. you know, they might. go to get through something just as they heard me say someday less. hair is like middle and said, >> great stuff there from kendrick and that were years game will start in about 10 minutes warriors at clippers at staples center and we'll have highlights tonight. have highlights tonight.

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: nia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> we started with kendrick lamar because he's bring the same message through dance, gymnastics. >> your routines are born out of what was happening in society? >> i had shoulder surgery in june. that's around the time when all the protests were happening. so i definitely wanted to create a floor routine that was a reflection of what was going on and how i was impacted. the title of this routine, i wanted to call it "the culture." i'm like, how do i bring so much of the black culture in 1:30? >> when people see your routines, i think there's a surprise element about it. because they're like, oh my god, they did that. and the word "audacity" comes up. like, who gave you permission? did you give it to yourself? >> i've definitely given myself the audacity to do these floor routines that best suit me. but i would say, ucla gymnastics gave me the opening. r years, the ucla gymnastics program has championed and embraced each athlete's personality. in 2019, caylen ohashi's broke the internet. >> the gymnasts having the courage to expres

joined on the line now by dr malcolm kendrick who's an n.h.s. general practitioner welcome dr kendrick the government has been spending money hand over fist as needed in this unprecedented time of pandemic is it realistic to expect it to or ask it to shell out an extra 8000000000 on the hospitals at the moment. well you know this is a lot of money being spent. but i mean we're looking at things that are important and really important i mean they're spending who knows how much they're spending they say something like 27000000000 on the on the testing which many people think in many cases it's just money that it's not not being spent wisely and we have to catch up with the medical issue i mean it was a personal issue i have a knee problem from a long term injury and my my operation. suspended at the moment so yes i mean there's a lot of suffering there's a lot of problems here there's much to catch up on and a low people say well these are not life threatening in many cases a lot of the things that are being postponed are not immediately life thre

hair is like middle and said, >> really great jester by kendrick. and what's a little more march. 17th is day one of nfl free agent. he's going to be a free agent. i'm sur. he's stresses. you know, knows what his future here in the bay maybe is here. maybe as another team. but my point is a lot on his mind. i'm sure he still here in the bay. giving back to community which is have loved to see that. yes, for sure. for the warriors. you know, tv screens right over don't watch it's ugly and will be interesting to hear from steve kerr after the game because james wiseman, the number 2 pick in all in the nba draft looks like he's going to be a dnp coach's decision. the mp. yeah. you do not play did. did not play coach's decision. i'm sorry everybody's sat him down. he got benched. he missed that covid test which forced him to miss the last 2 practices of was obviously about that in our zoom call, he said he was disappointed. he didn't allude to any punishment. but proof is in the pudding staff did look too happy tonight either he was. so he didn't is jus

surveillance video shows kendrick johnson less than 24 hours before he died in january, 2013.uled it an accident, but his parents have never believed strassmann family about what they hope to learn. some of the details are disturbing. >>> we want to know what happened to kendrick johnson, why nothing has been done, and why nobody's been held accountable. >> reporter: jacqueline johnson wants justice for her youngest son. you feel the loss every day? >> every day. every second of the hour. >> reporter: in january of 2013, surveillance video showed kendrick johnson walking the hallways at his high school. sometime in the next 24 hours, the 17-year-old, three-sport athlete, died. his body found the next day rolled up headfirst in this wrestling mat. >> kendrick was in one of the places that should be the safety place. kendrick was at school trying to get his education. >> reporter: state investigators ruled the death an accident. they initially said johnson dove into the mat to retrieve a shoe, got stuck, and died from positional asphyxia. but two other autopsies requested by the

." ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> reporter: nia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> activist in his music, and i wantedmessage through dance, through gymnastics. >> reporter: for years, the ucla gymnastics program has championed and embraced each athlete's personality. in 2019, this routine broke the internet. ♪ ♪ while margzetta and nia rocked the world of gymnastics, they are taking it further than their floor routines. >> black excellence is confidence. >> empowerment. >> reporter: they upgrade a black excellence meet hosted by ucla. >> the black excellence is such a part of what we're doing. that is simply the plate, and the meal that's on top is the activism, the way we dance, the smiles we bring people. >> reporter: will you see what you're doing in the olympics? >> hopefully. i hope we have inspired somebody to go out there and do a hip-hop pop routine at the olympics. it's so much fun to watch. why wouldn't you want to see that on the biggest stage? >> our thanks to our friend kenneth moton. sometimes you wonder what comes first, is it the judges that won't be receptive or people think the judg

receiver kendrick warning kendrick warren got a nice still to sign with the pages, three years, $22.5ashes of excellence but a bit of inconsistency. a four year vet and undrafted so this is big money. a career nine a career-high 49 catches and two touchdowns. the raiders were second to last in the league in sacks last season, one of many problems on defense. they hope the new recruits will fix that. a two-year contract for $26 million. the raiders will be the fourth followe jaguars, vikings and ravens. hoops news, tar vanderveer and the women's basketball team have earned a one seed in the ncaa tournament after going 25 and 2 this season. stanford will make their 30 thirds it could consecutive ncaa appearance. they will take on utah valley sunday 7:00 on espn. all the games will take place in the alamo come a texas area. that is their region, alamo. >>> a true splash brother, klay thompson told us he jumped in the pacific ocean to clear his mind during the 2019 playoffs. the result? he scored 32 points in a win over the clippers. why is that relevant now? clay has been on a long road

and here's a great story. 49 ers wide receiver kendrick bourne spent his day giving back to the community he visited the west oakland you center as you see right here. and guess what gave laptops to 20 college bound high school seniors born in his born blessed foundation have been busy all year long. >> as for this particular group. he said it was important to him because he was once a high school kid without many resources or outlets. so the chance to connect with teenagers here in the bay area a place that has admitting lee grown special to him was a no-brainer. that's what this is about today. you know, helping these kids see me in person. see i'm at. hear my story and just help them help their journey. you know, they might. both get through something just as they heard you say some today. >> hair is like middle and said, >> great stuff there. and kendrick bourne is set to be a free agent and free agency officially begins on march 17th saint patrick's day. maybe we'll get a little lucky to big payday from someone all emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will

and at this point, kendrick bourne is in his fourth season or was with the 4ers.he does not know where he will be playing. he hopes to be back with the 49ers. but they have a cash crunch and a lot of players to resign. we'll see how it goes. it's nice that even though he doesn't know where he is going to be playing, he is giving back to the community here and representing. i tell you, i watched that chris alvarez piece, and i saw from a year ago, he and i sitting next to each other. what we were doing so close? i mean, we're so far apart now. the notion of sitting side by side like we did forever seems so foreign now. but eventually, hopefully everybody gets vaccinated and we'll be back to that. >> yeah. hopefully, hopefully soon. fingers crossed. thank you, larry. >> you can date things now by looking at people walking without masks and close together. it's really interesting. thanks. >>> well, coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's station 19 followed by "grey's anatomy" and then "a million little thing." that's at 10:00. and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00

and the 49ers said good-bye to kendrick born.e was second on the team last year in receiving yards. as for the raiders the one of the best pass rushers available on a two year $26 million deal in five seasons he had 45.5 half sacks and 18 forced fumbles. vegas lost out on nelson to new england. he had nearly 900 yards receiving and eight touchdowns last season. that guy was possibly their mvp on offense. lot of wheeling and dealing still to come this week. free agency in full swing. that's the latest in bay area sports. see you tonight. >>> four minutes now before 5:00 and students have been out nextand staming for exactly are on cbsn bay e plan shapup students back to in person learning. >>> and san mateo county is leading the way. how they are closer to recovery on the road to recovery. just ahead. >>> and taking a live look outside before we head to break. beautiful shot of the city looking east from knobb hill. the camera on the mark hopkins hotel. it's just about three minutes before five and visible is wireless that doesn't

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lawrence fan is spinner fan and i grew up going to more giants going to see barry bonds and geoff kendricksurely and all those bears. but once the right he took his talents to cal berkeley for college. he says his allegiance started to change. i didn't go going to is to is a cheaper bart ride. >> and you know, this was a lot of fun and they're cheaper tickets so great as college kid like. >> it can be that little the jeffries know that after his senior season he would be selected 37th overall by that same franchise and other our clubhouse. >> it's really special where you have, you know, those veteran guys. they're just so. like just so approachable and just so great in. you ask him anything and everything and even the coaches coaching septa jeffries climb through the a's farm system was cut short in early 2017 due to an elbow injury that required tommy john surgery when you're going through job. there's a lot of emotions. you know, you have you never some. >> it's very stagnant at times and you don't see a lot of growth, but he was determined to make his comeback greater than the setback

." ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> reporter: nia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> we started with kendrick lamarey grew up with is a huge step. >> white dominated sport and you're a couple of black girls who said i'm going to come up here and change the game, was it tough? >> being a black woman in general, you always know that you have to raise the bar for yourself higher than most to get half as far as your white counterparts. >> we do need to break the rigidity of the sport of gymnastics and learn to embrace people's differences. >> i hope we have inspired somebody to go out there and do a hip-hop routine at the olympics. it's so much fun to watch like why wouldn't you want to see that on the biggest stage? >> reporter: can the olympics handle that? right now, margzetta and nia are just trying to express themselves, raise awareness about social justice issues and bring more black culture into gymnastics. t.j. >> kenneth, thank you for that great chat. catch "soul of a nation" ton want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new sa

authorities say a pair of armed students walk into school and one pulls his gun in class killing kendrickllo who tried to stop him. others are injured. police captured the suspects. one confessed and is in prison, the other pled not guilty and awaits trial. and now boulder where in just the last few weeks a judge struck down a local ban on assault weapons. boulder joins that sad list of colorado towns asking how could it happen here and what can we ever do to stop it? tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is coming up next. you're watching cnn. have a wonderful day. want to make a name for yourself in gaming? then make a name for yourself. even if your office, and bank balance are... far from glamorous. that means expensing nothing but pizza. your expenses look good, and your books are set for the month! ...going up against this guy... and pitching your idea 100 times. no, no, no! no. i like it. -he likes it! ...and you definitely love that. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payr

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it is sort of like the next kendrick lamar album that you wait for long enough. if it doesn't hit, you start to wonder is it really there. >> right. >> and they had that issue. i want to play a little more of president obama. take a listen. >> that's what the american rescue plan has now done, you know, building on the success we had in 2009/2010, slowly consolidating, protecting and now building and making even better the kind of health care that we need. >> at the end of the day it is a success story. walk us through what you see to biden's left, which is really a stampede towards democrats wanting what we would call universal or call it medicare for all, it is way more western european style coverage and not this gradualism. >> absolutely. like the gradualism is not something that people on the left want to hear. when you ask them about it, they say, why wait? while biden has his argument to bolster the aca also people on the left because of covid can bolster their argument, that it's more important. we hear it's more important than ever before, they say, to g

authorities say a pair of armed students walk into school and one pulls his gun in class killing kendrickd. police capture the suspects. one confessed and is in prison and at other pled not guilt and awaits trial. and now boulder where as you noted, jake, just within the past ten days a judge has knocked down a local gun ban. boulder now joins that list where people are asking how did it happen here and how can it possibly ever be stopped? >> tom, we saw you in that video from 20 years ago. you lived in colorado. you have covered so many tragedies in that beautiful state. i can't imagine it gets any easier to cover. >> i've covered way, way too many of these massacres, jake, and, no, it doesn't get any easier to cover it and we live four miles from columbine high school. it doesn't get any easier to cover or understand and to years later nothing has changed. >> depressing. tom foreman, thanks so much. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm pamela brown in "the situation room" and we're fo

. >> reporter: so we kendrick graduated from los gatos high school and said she struggled there to the fact that she identifies as a lesbian. >> it was really hard to be so different and i just want to find a place to call home. >> reporter: she found it in mills college, an all women's college where half the students identify as lgbtq+ and 65% identify as people of color. >> it is important to report this community of learners because these lenders become leaders and they represent voices that would not often get the representation and the attention they deserve. >> reporter: many of the speakers want the opportunity to talk with trustees about how they can help with the financial crisis and keep this a four-year college but say the trustees have not been interested in their input. we did reach out to mills college for comment but did not hear back. in oakland, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> the school district in the san ramon is moving closer to full time in-person learning. the board of san ramon valley unified has now voted to shift to four full days per week. high school students who

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he's a former l a ram, and we also mentioned wide receiver kendrick board tonight. why? because he signed with the patriots three years $22 million to go play for bill bella check and the patriots? not a memorable day to say the least for both the san francisco giants, who last 6 to 1 to the royals, down the cactus league and the a's also on the short end of their ball game. although the gay it could be there opening day pit sure. chris bassett pitch very well. three and two thirds gave up four hits. one run struck out four, including roberto torres right there, but later, perez with the bases loaded, will take it for the distance. deep right center field, and the indians have it their way. 73 over the oakland a's cactus league baseball. you know how excited soccer fans get when one of the sport's greatest players scores a goal? well excited, but maybe not as excited as the guy who's actually calling the game with a microphone. check this out. in the last several touches from pressman magic from messi makes polledo disip does it off the post and bounces at home? what. ic

we had wide receiver kendrick bourne spending the day giving back to the community.the west oakland youth center and gave out mack books to about 20 college bound high school seniors. it started his born blessed foundation has been busy giving back for a number of years now he says the cause is important to him because he knows what it's like to go through high school without many resources and he wanted to be there for as many kids as he could. >> time now is 8.56. and coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. it's the first weekend that a lot of businesses are going to be able to open up to new customers in alameda county will tell you what's going on. a live report and the president opens up about the covid outlook for this country and signs a new bill into law that's going to give checks to you soon. maybe as soon as this weekend and he thinks that everybody can line up for shots starting in may. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at know. >> and thanks for waking up with us on the finest day. the finest hour an

and here's a great story. 49 or wide receiver kendrick bourne spent his day giving back to the communitye west oakland. you fatter in, gave out laptops to 20 college bound. seniors high school seniors bourne and his born blessed foundation have been busy all year giving back. as for this group, he said it was important to him because he was once a high school student without many resources or outlets. so the chance to connect with teenagers here in the bay, which is a place that has grown special to him. it was a no-brainer. >> that's what this is about today. you know, helping these kids see me in person. see where i'm at. hear my story and just help them help their journey. you know, they might. go to get through something just as they heard me say someday less. hair is like middle and said, >> great stuff there already that you look at sports. we'll be right back after the break. >> let's go to southern california where it's a so much mud evacuation orders. in fact, are still in effect and more rain could be on the way homes in silverado canyon were hit really hard by a destructive mu

ram and wide receiver kendrick born has signed with the new england patriots get this.e year deal worth 20 million, not a particularly memorable day for either the giants or the a's down in the cactus league. as the royals take care of the giants, rather easily 61 the final the is get grand slam by the indians, although chris bassett, who could be there opening day starter pitched well gets, the strikeout here went three and two thirds give up four hits, one run and the struck out five and the same guy. that just struck out roberto perez later for the indians goes deep into right center field, a grand slam home run and the a's wind up on the short end. okay we got a little time to check this out. you bicyclists might wanna pay attention to this. this is an extreme mountain biker by the name of bobby. oh widmer was 25 years old from ostrich unknown for point. stunts like this launching himself off a syriza of staircases outside getting in paris. wow, not advisable. people are orthopedic surgeons love c and stuff like that. so keep them in business for sure that zoe 40 li

let's talk a bit about the 49 ers wide receiver kendrick bourne spent the day giving back to the community. he visited the west oakland youth center gave out mac laptops to about 20 college bound high school seniors. he and his born blessed foundation have been busy all year giving back. he says the cause is important to him because he went without many resources when he was in high school. >> that's what this is about. today. you know, helping these kids see me in person and see i'm at. hear my story and just help them help their journey. you know, they might. both get through something just as they heard me say some today. >> meantime, the forty-niners are getting ready for the nfl draft, which starts on thursday. april 29th. >> time now 6.15, and we're checking the weather just in time for the weekend. we are john with a look at that morning. john. hey, guys, good morning. it feels good to say it's friday. it feels even better to say it's about to be a sunny friday with some of our highs in the 70's this afternoon. what a change from where we were a couple of days ago. hope everyone get

it took me back to 2016 and kendrick lamar's amazing performance with "all right."by were right on point with their performance of "the bigger picture." it was front and where with all the social issues of the year, and the grammys reflected that. >> thank you so much. it was quite a night. >> it was. >>> in other news, we turn to the growing crisis at the u.s./mexico border where the number of migrant children in border patrol custody has soared. cbs news has learned 4,200 unaccompanied kids are now being held, most longer than they should be legally speaking. the biden administration has ordered fema to help with the surge, and a group of republican lawmakers is headed to the white house. and lisha zhang is there now. >> good morning. they are providing immediate relief to the children including food, water and basic medical care, including setting up more shelters. as you mentioned by law, the kids are supposed to be transferred out of the short-term holding facilities within 72 hours. but lawyers for some of them tell cbs newspapers they were held up to seven da

. >> dana: a georgia sheriff reopened an investigation into the death of kendrick johnson.charges were never filed and they concluded he died in a freak accident. the family says that doesn't make sense. an independent autopsy found the same thing. >> bill: minnesota judge reinstating a charge of third degree murder against derek chauvin. jury selection continues. minneapolis bracing for more trouble with a reduced police force after last year's riots. good thursday to both of you. welcome back to our broadcast. third degree means what, geraldo? you're trying to overcharge perhaps to try to catch a jury on something to make sure you get a conviction? how do you see this? >> the second degree requires, bill, a kind of depravity, reckless depravity. when you shoot into a crowded room it could be murder two. murder three requires reckless conduct. maybe if you shoot in the air and bullet hits someone on the head. they're afraid of what chauvin, what was his state of mind. did he understand what he was doing with his foot on the neck of george floyd? if the jury thinks he is re