ryan clark we would not touched me -- ms. clark: that we would not touch social security, medicare or medicare. at the same time he professes that, we see 2ds trillion in cuts. very particularly -- $2 trillion in cuts. very particularly, my discussion with secretary azhar was about the impact of that on the opioid crisis. because we know medicaid is how most people in this country access treatment for addiction. so if this president is serious about that, if he is serious about investing in helping us combat the opioid crisis, it is the completely wrong place to , you by narrowing in on know, medicaid expansion states and making that less available, when we know that it has tripled access to recovery treatment for people who use medicaid. states that have expanded have seen startling good advances. this president wants to go back on his promises regarding medicare, medicaid and social security, but it will have a particular impact on the ability to combat this opioid crisis that is so devastating to constituents in my distric

this goes beyond stephon clark!!" after the announcement...protestors demonstrated in the parking lot of the sacramento police department.((nats))the city's mayor calling for both change and peace in the community.. ((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "our community and its leadership have different questions, was the outcome wrong, was the outcome unacceptable? the answer to both questions is yes. today's announcement is not a surprise. what matters most now is what we do going forward together."az: lawmakers this year could change the law on police use of force. there are two competing bills in the legislature: one endorsed by police across the state, the other endorsed by the clark family and mayor of sacramento. tag. (jrs) we are getting reaction across the country pouring out over the announcement. senator and presidential candidate kamala harris tweeted out... stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lack

two clark failed to follow officer commands three, the time of the shooting clark advanced significantly toward the officers four, proof that clark had something in his hand and five officers fired only one clark advanced toward them and stopped firing immediately after he fell. >> lots of evidence. >> reporter: he cited some of the same evidence the attorney used to make the determination. the flash of light caught on video and the officer's independent accounts that stephon clark was in a shooting stance. >> these kinds of tragedies are tough. >> reporter: despite his decision, the attorney general said things need to change. >> a mother lost her son, two young boys lost a father, two grandparents lost a grandson, in their own backyard. >> now, a live look at sacramento city hall where a council meeting is expected to begin any minute. people starting to fill up the room. it is expected to be standing room only, as you see, protesters packing in, in response to the decision. this afternoon, protesters also outside sacramento's main police station holding signs and banners, even played

police chased clark into his grandmother's back yard.rities say he was shot and killed when he walked toward officers and refused repeated commands to show his home hands. >>> today, the field of democratic candidates running for president got a little more crowded. new york senator kirsten gillibrand is now officially in the 2020 race. she made the announcement with a video on twitter this morning writing, "let's prove brave wins." she is the 14th major democrats to officially launch a campaign for the white house. her first speech as a candidate is next in front of there, she says she plans to deliver "her positive, brave vision of restoring america's moral integrity, straight to president trump's doorstep." fellow democratic presidential candidate kelsey gabbert made a stop in the bay area today. she is a congresswoman from hawaii. she was in fremont for a town hall style meeting. gabbert is 37 years old and an iraq war veteran. today, she told voters she is running for president to end what she calls wasteful wars. >> i'm running for

sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is not right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before using lethal force.nat sound from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. (vicki) senator and presidential candidate kamala harris ... weighed in on the issue this weekend.she tweeted "stephon should still be alive ....our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for justice continues." (grant)democrats are ramping up their investigations into president trump's business deals.and a few republicans are now joining in as well... we'll talk about who. (vicki)oakland teachers leaving the picket lines and returning to the classroom today.but not everyone is happy with the deal that was struck.details ahead. (grant) and remember kron4 news continues during the break on kron on. download the app today for 24 hour

clark died during a foot chase with police... and officers police... chase with during a foot chase with police... and officers thought his cell phone was a gun. kron 4's sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala is live to explain what led to his decision and how the community is coping... ashley? ((az))i'm outside sacramento's city hall where some sort of demonstration is expected here tonight following the attorney general's announcement. protests are boiling over into a fourth night in a row here as top law enforcement officials clear the officers who shot and killed stephon clark. ((pkg)) trt 1:33"our investigation has concluded that no criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting can be sustained."california attorney general xavier becerra echoing the conclusion of sacramento's district attorney in the case of the officers who killed stephon clark.the attorney general says critical evidence that factored into his decision include proof clark broke the law, fled from police, ignored officer demands, advanced toward police and the

and clark was walking toward the officers. initially, he was behind that picnic table, but had moved in front of it when he was shot. he has a gun. gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: after the shooting, the officers checked to make sure they weren't hit and talked about how to remove clark's gun. clark didn't have a gun. he just had a cell phone. still, overall, the d.a. found that officers did reasonably believe they were in danger of being shot. >> was a crime committed? there's no question that a human being died, but when we look at the facts and the law, we follow our ethical responsibilities, the answer to that question is no. >> reporter: melissa kane, kpix 5. >> the d.a. report says when clark died he had alcohol, xanax, codeine, higho codeine and marijuana and recent cocaine use and his phone had recent searches for suicide by overdose. >>> the family says their fight for justice has only just begun. >> he was 22 years young. ok. everyone can just stop and think about what they did at 22, you know. everybody made mistakes. e

says no march.. killed last - stephon clark protests. - stephon clark killed last march..-d.a.ges against officers involved. he had a cell officers involved. charges against -d.a. says no march.. -d.a. says no charges against officers involved. he had a cell phone.-state attorney general (pam) there was a (pam) there was a special reunion today between a recovering drug addict and the police officer he credits for saving his life.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly talked to the former repeat offender.... who took to the internet to express his gratitude. how you doing man...good to see you.today officer rob gilson gives a hug to thomas wolf.....a year ago he would be more likely putting him in handcuffs..here's wolf's mug shot that was sent out in a tweet by the tenderloin police station....after he was arrestd for drug possession....and then re- arrested five times for violating the court order barring him from the block of golden gate avenue where he says would buy drugs. wolf says his addiction started after being prescribed the painkiller oxycodone following surgery.... i blew t

i am dave clark. steve knows that rain is on the way. >> the bigger system is tuesday into wednesday. that is your system coming in. the deeper moisture we've had to deal with a week ago is staying there. about a half inch to two. so far, it will set up shop around the south. we have to keep an eye on it. there's so much onshore and things are calming down.

rented a picture of clark's mindset the night he was killed by police. almost a year later in clearing the offices of a crime, it became clearer to clark's mother, he was murdered. >> they executed by some. they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is just not right. it is not right. however, the d.a. has shown us time and time again throughout her term who she is and what she stands for. which is not fairness or justice. >> reporter: in the report, d.a., anne marie schubert presented evidence of police body worn cameras, crime lab reports, photographs and dispatch audio. the grainy images opened old wounds demonstrating this community still has healing to do. >> i'm not surprised that she didn't file charges. i expected that because there have been over 22 deaths on her watch by law enforcement and none of them have been charge. >> reporter: almost a year after the 22-year-old's death, many who believed in stephon clark have lost faith in the system . >> he died twice. he died march 18, 2018 and he died today when and schubert made her case and basi

stephon clark's family is still shaken by his death. (sequita thompson- grandma) "them two officers, that execution style, shooting him like he was nothing. people, please do not judge my grandson." (stevante clark- brother ) "he had his entire life ahead of him, i'd rather me than him." clark's family members, their famous attorney ben crump and activist al sharpton stood on the steps of the state capitol monday... pushing for changes to avoid what brought them together in the first place. ((rev al sharpton)) "the legacy is we are going to pass legislation in stephon's name, the legacy is that we won't stop fighting for justice in stephon's name. you might've killed him a year ago but you can't kill a movement."the group called on state lawmakers to pass ab392, which allows police to use deadly force only when absolutely necessary. they're also urging for legislation requiring evidence from officer-involved shootings to always be presented to a grand jury for the public record it provides....something sacramento's district attorney cho

his clark."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( darya ) coming up ... coming up ... the wrath of mother nature creates a traumatic experience on a cruise ship. we'll hear from passengers. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. mes ) more rain is moving across the bay area.... here's a look at radar. (darya)(james) ( john ) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. a very rainy start to the morning with showers becoming less widespread later in the day. expect daytime highs in the upper 50's under primarily cloudy skies well through the day. tomorrow showers will lighten even further with some sunshine returning and even dryer conditions to look forward to friday into saturday. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) for your money.re a new climb. kron4's mauree kelly has the latest sky high figures. atthis la transplant is housesitting an aparment on nob hill.....where in the same building, a 1 bedroo

sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it isot right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( james ) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... the boyfriend of the woman killed in a landslide speaks out... as officials suspend their search for her. ( james ) and later... salesforce has another problem besides the cracked transit center... now windows are cracking on its tower next door. checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with our financial expert rob black. (james)( darya ) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... besides a few sprinkles this morning skies will remain dry through the day today with increasingly clear conditions into the afternoon. daytime highs will boost into the mid to upper 50's and low 60's for parts of the east bay. to

i know that this is not how the loved ones of stephon clark wanted his story to end. i know this is not how our community wants any of these stories to end. so i want to close by extending my hand to the clark and thompson family and to those who have adopted stephon clark or taken to heart the need to write different endings to these stories. this investigative report reflects the story my team and i wrote based on the facts and evidence before us. we did it by the book. and it will be open and transparent for you to read. but let's start writing these chapters before shots are fired. before we are writing a story from a place of grief, anger, and anticipation. let's remember that some of the best -- >> so there you have it, the state attorney general, xavier becerra, releasing information about the death of stephon clark. the main take away is no criminal charges can be sustained and the case is now closed according to xavier becerra. >>> hundreds of workers were on strike today in san mateo county with signs and umbrellas and 800 employees of the counties human ser

los oficiales que le dispararon dijeron que clark estaba armado y por eso la investigaciÓn, el jovenÍa en su mano no era un arma, si no su telÉfono celular >>> los agentes de policÍa se encontraban en el Área buscando a un sospechoso de romper ventanas de autos durante la noche, incidente al que clark no

she tweeted, stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all-too-painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for justice continues. >>> as we first told you yesterday morning people are returning home as floodwaters recede in guerneville and neighboring russian river communities. they're seeing the damage up close and just beginning to clean up. this is becoming an all too common scene, water logged belongings drying out on driveways and curbs. people are trying to put their homes and businesses back together. the red cross is giving out cleaning supplies. as far as the damage, sonoma county says initial estimates show 1$155 million in damage county-wide. that includes 1,900 homes and nearly 600 businesses. >> i don't think that it is going to be finished for a long time because there's also damage, right. so you've got -- we've got water and mud everywhere. >> debris drop-off sites have been set through tomorrow in guerneville. >>> good news for people

>> stephon clark! >> reporter: we are expecting this march to begin at 6:p.m., and supporters will be walking to a park very close to where stephon clark lived. that's the latest here in sacramento, i'm melissa colorado nbc bay area news. >>> no more silence, end gun violence! >> in another rally for gun control on the steps of the state capitol today they are pushing for lawmakers to increase funding for violence prevention programs. even though california has strong gun laws, the state is falling behind. >> we know that these programs work. when you spend more money on them, we're able to stop gun violence before it starts. >> the governor has set aside $39 million a year for the programs that. is up 9 million from last year. >>> strong words for president trump tonight from meghan mccain after the president tweeted about her father, the late senator john mccain over the weekend. the president's twitter tirade targeted everything from google to saturday night live. he blasted former vice president jo

natsse'quette clark, stephon clark's mother"it's very important to me that all in wha most important.stephon clark's mother, se'quette clark was one of hundreds who came to support legislation which would change use of deadly force laws for police in california.se'quette clark, stephon clark's mother"if we are to achieve justice for stephon clark, and the clark family we must stay focused on the relevant facts of the case. he was executed for an alleged misdemeanor charge." nats marchingoriginally marching the 7 or so blocks from crocker park to the state capitol building...nats marchinga couple dozen protesters began the rally by chanting for justice for stephon clark... a goal they say assembly bill 392 will help them accomplish.jamilia land, ca families united for justice"there are so many lives that have been taken senselessly and we in the state of california as touted as we are to be such a liberal and progressive state, we have some of the highest numbers of police murder in the country." nats marchingonce the group was at the capitol, around two hundred students with bay area

she believes police murdered clark. >> on march 18th, 2018, stephon clark, my fiance, and the father of my two sons, aidan and cairo, was shot to death by police officers, by two sacramento officers and my family's world was turned upside down. today the d.a. announced that the officers who shot my unarmed fiancee won't face any charges. >> it's okay. >> continuing the shameful legacy of officers killing black men without consequences and breaking my family's hearts again. it is about the officers who murdered him. >> that's right. >> murdered him because he had a cell phone in his hand. >> that's right. that's right. >> and now he'll never come back to us. >> clark's fiancee speaking out after that decision was announced. and now i'd like to bring in one of the attorneys representing stephon clark's family, benjamin crump joining us this hour. we appreciate your time today. we just heard that very emotional statement after this decision was reached. i'd like to get your reaction first to this decision. >> well, george, oftentimes in these police shootings of unarmed black man you fi

, i can be stephon clark.stephon clark."at first students began marching through the school's buildings... chanting encouragement for others to join them.leveria williams, sacramento city college student "honestly i came out because i just had to see how we're responding to things as a people."natssoon high school students from nearby mcclatchy high joined the students at city college.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"i didn't expect this much people to be out of school holding up signs you know doing everything they supposed to be doing."andre young is stephon clark's cousin.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"if he was here right now, if this was somebody else if he was here right now, he would tell you oh i don't even know him but hey justice for him, that's exactly what he would say."the group soon started ( darya ) that was doug johnson reporting. stephon clark's family helped also lead a rally at the state capitol in support of a proposed law that could change when police use deadly force. clark's gran

. >> reporter: stephon clark's mother, sequette clark, is outraged by the decision. >> they executed in my mom's backyard. and it is not right. >> reporter: clark's fiancÉ salena manni tried to hold back tears as she spoke out. >> my boys aiden and cairo have to grow up without their father. >> reporter: district attorney anne marie schubert's decision comes nearly a year after clark was shot and killed. >> running for the fence. >> reporter: police spotted clark when responding to reports re a man breaking into cars. after a chase, investigators say he appeared to turn toward officers, and they opened fire, believing he had a weapon. ( gun shots ) police fired 20 shots. >> he is still down, he's not moving. we can't see the gun. >> reporter: a pathologist found clark was shot eight times, including six shots in the back. all he had in his hand was a cellphone. the d.a. released personal texts messages between clark and his fiancÉ. the texts imply clark was involved in a domestic violence incident with her two days before the shooting, and he threatened to kill himself. information h

clark fell to the ground. >> reporter: clark's family has now filed a $20 million federal lawsuit against the city. supporters sparked unrest in sacramento last night, with more than 80 people arrested. >> hands up, don't shoot. >> reporter: tonight, more protests are expected downtown, fighting what they say is a lack of justice for stephan clark. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> elsewhere tonight, crash investigators have gotten their first look at the black boxes from that massive cargo jet flying from amazon from miami to houston, that crashed into a lake, killing three pilots. with no clear evidence pointing to why the an >> reporter: with the water receding in the bay, recovery teams were working through the wreckage of atlas air 3591. the mud unveiling the landing gear. while at the ntsb lab in washington, investigators have been analyzing the plane's black boxes. the cockpit voice recorder captured radio contact and between the pilots themselves during the last 18 seconds. as the plane went into a sudden unexplained nosedive. forensics teams are still evaluating the flight data reco

stephon clark's family is still shaken by his death. (sequita thompson- grandma) "them two officers, that execution style, shooting him like he was nothing. people, please do not judge my grandson." (stevante clark- brother ) "he had his entire life ahead of him, i'd rather me than him." clark's family members, their famous attorney ben crump and activist al sharpton stood on the steps of the state capitol monday... pushing for changes to avoid what brought them together in the first place. ((rev al sharpton)) "the legacy is we are going to pass legislation in stephon's name, the legacy is that we won't stop fighting for justice in stephon's name. you might've killed him a year ago but you can't kill a movement."the group called on state lawmakers to pass ab392, which allows police to use deadly force only when absolutely necessary. they're also urging for legislation requiring evidence from officer-involved shootings to always be presented to a grand jury for the public record it provides....something sacramento's district attorney cho

20 times but no weapon was found on clark, police finding clark's cell phone under his body. clark's mother obviously angered by the decision. >> shame on her. shame on the d.a. she does not stand for what is just and right. she is not fair. >> reporter: the attorney for clark's children releasing a statement saying "the city has once again failed stephon clark, his family, and the people of sacramento." and sacramento's mayor, darrell steinberg, says today's decision deepens his commitment to changing the long-held standard that allows police officers to shoot when objectively reasonable. he wants a clearer set of rules and standards that would require police officers to do all they can to prevent a potentially deadly confrontation. linda lopez, abc news, new york. >>> warriors star demarcus cousins honored stephon clark during last night's game. you can see he wrote clark's name along the bottom of each shoe. cousins played for the sacramento kings for nearly seven seasons. he and former warrior matt barnes, who was raised in sacramento, paid for clark's funeral. in respons

this evening, the california attorney general is now out with his decision in the case of stephon clark, the unarmed black man shot and killed while holding a cell phone. >>> also developing tonight, the terror threat. the manhunt at this hour. three explosive packages are discovered, two sent to airports. one opened near heath row. >>> the plane going down, and tonight, the rescue effort for americans onboard. >>> tonight, the staggering numbers just out. the ef-4 tornado that killed 23. we have just learned that tornado was on the ground for a full hour and 16 minutes. and tonight, ginger is now tracking a new storm. >>> the president tonight calling democrating stone-cold crazy, as his white house and his family now get 81 requests for information on everything from his finances to conversations with vladimir putin. >>> the firestorm erupting over the new documentary about michael jackson. two men coming forward with allegations, what they say happened repeatedly at neverland, and how the jackson family is responding tonight. >>> and the news on hillary clinton tonight in 2020. what

, i can be stephon clark. my brother my sister, my classmate, my peer could be stephon clark."at first students began marching through the school's buildings... chanting encouragement for others to join them.leveria williams, sacramento city college student "honestly i came out because i just had to see how we're responding to things as a people."h school students from nearby mcclatchy high joined the students at city college.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"i didn't expect this much people to be out of school holding up signs you know doing everything they supposed to be doing."andre young is stephon clark's cousin.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"if he was here right now, if this was somebody else if he was here right now, he would tell you oh i don't even know him but hey justice for him, that's exactly what he would say."the group soon started to march in the streets... heading first to mclatchy high to encourage more students to walk-out.natsthen the group headed down 2nd aveune to sacramento high.n

she tweeted, stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all-too-painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for justice continues. >>> a follow-up to a story we brought you earlier this week. a man is under arrest, accused of brutally attacking a woman on a popular mountain view trail. some twist to the story. his name is michael adonis and this is his mug shot. the 29 yeefrld w-year old was at far from stevens creek trail not far from his home. he pushed her into the bushes there and punched her in the face. it turns out he matched the description of the suspect and get this, the two were roommates once. he only lived with the woman for a few weeks, officers say. >>> still to come, the longest speech of his presidency. the commander in chief gets candid. he covered a range of topics today including uc berkley. we will explain. >>> no match for a snow. a building went up against a lot of fresh powder and you see who won. the story behind the falling fou

, i can be stephon clark.y brother my sister, my classmate, my peer could be stephon clark."at first students began marching through the school's buildings... chanting encouragement for others to join them.leveria williams, sacramento city college student "honestly i came out because i just had to see how we're responding to things as a people."natssoon high school students from nearby mcclatchy high joined the xpect this much to be out of school holding up signs you know doing everything they supposed to be doing."andre young is stephon clark's cousin.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"if he was was somebody else if he was here right now, he would tell you oh i don't even know him but hey justice for him, that's exactly what he would say."the group soon started to march in the streets... heading first to mclatchy high to encourage more students to walk-out.natsthen the group headed down 2nd aveune to sacramento high.natson that campus again encouraging more students to join them.natsit was mostly a group of

from his hand was a gun, they then fired at clark 20 times. but he did not have a weapon on him. police finding his cell phone under his body. clark's death sparking days of angry protests in sacramento, police even shutting down admission to a sacramento kings game. many enraged learning officers muted their body cameras multiple times and took about seven minutes before performing cpr. >> and marci gonzalez joins us now. there was such a high-profile case. the mayor of sacramento tonight calling for calm? >> reporter: yes, that's exactly right, tom. the mayor also did not question the d.a.'s decision but he did say there needs to be clearer rules requiring officers to do all they can to prevent potentially deadly confrontations. still tonight, some groups are calling for more protests. tom. >> marci, thank you. >>> now to the horrific crash and a father's desperate plea. you may have seen this video by now. his 19-year-old son trapped inside that sedan as it flipped over and over, fighting for his life tonight as police hunt for the van driv

stephon clark is not just legislative change, he is uniting communities.on clark is peaceful and effective protesting. >> reporter: kevin oliver in sacramento. >>> earlier this month, the d.a. said no charges would be filed against the police officers who shot and killed clark of the shooting happened as sacramento police were looking for a man suspected of breaking car windows. he was shot in his grandmother's backyard after officers mistook his cell phone for a gun. >>> police are looking for the person who shot a man driving his car near oakland around 1:30 at 96th avenue and sunnyside. police said a 38-year-old man was driving long when someone on the street shot him in the head. he crashed into a parked vehicle and police said the victim remains in critical condition at the hospital with no arrest being made. >>> cleanup crews are back in butte county to resume cleanup cooperations tied to a camp fire. rains and mudslides prompted the delay of removal in paradise in other communities and they have crews back at work and the removal project started wit

they'd been protesting the shooting death of 22-year-old stephon clark. tensions have been flaring in the community since saturday. that's when the d-a's office announced that no charges would be filed against the officers who shot and killed clark last year. clark died during a foot chase with police... and officers thought his cell phone was a gun. (catherine) meantime the state attorney general will also not charge the officers who shot and killed stephon clark. this comes after the sacramnto police chief asked his officeto review the case.. kron 4's sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story.. ((pkg)) "our investigation has concluded that no criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting can be sustained."california attorney general xavier becerra echoing the conclusion of sacramento's district attorney in the case of the officers who killed stephon clark.the attorney general says critical evidence that factored into his decision include proof clark broke the law, fled from police, ignored officer demands, advanced toward p

20 times, but no weapon unon clark. police finding clark's cell phone under his body. clark's mother obviously angered by the decision. >> shame on her. shame on the d.a. she does not stand for what is just and right. she is not fair. >> reporter: the attorney for clark's children releasing a statement saying "the city has once again failed stephon clark, his family, and the people of sacramento." and sacramento's mayor, darrell steinberg, says today's decision only deepens his commitment to changing the long-held standard that allows police officers to shoot when objectively reasonable. he wants a clearer set of rules and standards that would require police officers to do all they can to prevent a potentially deadly confrontation. linda lopez, abc news, new york. >>> warriors star demarcus cousins honored stephon clark during last night's game. you can see that he wrote near seven years. he and former warrior matt barnes, who was raised in sacramento, paid for clark's funeral. in response to cousins' shoes, steph curry

officers thought clark had a gun. when they encountered him and his grandmother's backyard on art march 18 of last year, investigators only found a cell phone at the scene. >> and the shooting of the 22- year-old sparking protests nationwide and the city of sacramento too was bracing for more protests on the das position was released. >> rob? >> reporter: it evening, andre and alyana. about hundred people gathered here in front of sacramento police headquarters. i'm going to get out of the way and set the scene here. you see people kind of standing around. we had some action here with the cars just reversing in front of police headquarters. everybody kind of gathering to take a look. we will try to get back to that to find out what happened. but you see here, this crowd of about 100 people, all of the reacting to the news from the report from sacramento district attorney anne marie schubert. the overwhelming feeling in this crowd tonight, that justice was not served, and stephon clark was victimized once again especia

march 18 that stephon clark was gugunned down in his g grandmo's backyard.t do you understand happened? berry: i understand the police mamade a grave mistake. the unfortunate part about it all is when do we hold police accountable? when do police officerers actuay mistatake" and, ininstead of doing that, create the criminal element of every time they go after an alleged suspect, here is what they painteted. they painted thahat this s younn was a crimininal. to me, w when you look at it,t,i just visited stephon clark's demise in ththe backyard of f hs grgrandmother's hououse. the young and had no opportunity. you had a helelicopter moved d y the sheriff f that was giving pd onuctioions to sac ground. they gave e all bad infoformati. the his commute reputation i in between n both entities has kind of led to the death of stephphan clark. ark.idea -- stephphon cl the idea of the time that first the weapon was a gun, then a toolbar, and ultimately they said it was a gun. it is more of the same type of business here in s sacramento. what happened afterwards i is t

and we did reach out to stephon clark's family, but they declined to go on camera. meanwhile, we're learning the mayor of the city of sacramento as well as some city council members are asking the city's public safety accountability office to look into the police tactics used during yesterday's protest that resulted in 84 arrests. that's the latest here in sacramento. melissa colorado. >> thank you. >> another setback for the giants. one day after ceo larry bair took a leave of absence for an altercation with his wife, a giants player has been arrested for drunk driving. outfielder cameron maybin was arrested last friday at spring training in scottsdale. we got word of it today. police say they pulled over maybin for speeding and say his blood alcohol level was cles to double the legal limit of .08. this is season with the team. the giants say they're aware of the situation and have no further comment at this time. >> a fight between two boys at livermore high ended with one of them stabbing the other. this happened alt 3:00 this afternoon. this is the view from nbc

sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it isot right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before using lethal force.nat sound from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( james ) breaking news from overnight... the race for the field for the democratic presidentisal nomination is getting more crowded. former coloradr governor... john hickenlooper has jumped into the race. he released this video online announcing his candidacy. he is a former brewpub owner and denver mayor. hickenlooper is considered a more moderate candidate but he says he hopes that being teh governor of a swing state shows that he can unite the country. ( james ) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... the boyfriend of the woman killed in a landslide speaks out... as officials suspend their search for her. ( james ) and... a big push for california's high speed rail..

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clark advancin and stopped firing almost immediately after mr. clark fell to the ground. clark supporters sparked unrest in sacramento with more than 80 people arrested. more protests are expectedwn downighting what they say is a lack of justice for stephon aark. hile, the family filed a $20 million federal lagsuit nst the city. they plan to have a series of peaceful remembrances for the one-year anniversary of clark's death later this month. phillip? >> steve, thank you. >>> now to v wildideo of a dangerous high speed c in philadelphia where police s a suspected drunk driver l them down a busy interstate in the wrong direction. miguealmaguer has more. >> reporter: philadelphia police wer tailing the suspected drunkh driver wh plowed into an oncoming motorist. >> did i just see that for real? >> the collision could have been much worse. the driver was test driving a new car. >> i think it's just surreal more than anything else. >> reporter: the wild pursuit began at the philadelphia international airport. police say after an officer honked at anthony seen here orter an ar

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the death of 22-year-old stephon clark sparked nationwide protests.secutors say video evidence shows officers had a reasonable belief clark had a weapon and threatened their lives. clark was killed carrying a cell phone in his grandparents' backyard. now to a new era in american space flight. tonight, a spacex rocket that blasted off early this morning is streaking towards the international space station. it's a trial run of a commercially developed crew capsule. mark strassmann was at the kennedy space center for liftoff. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition, liftoff. >> reporter: let's do launch. the falcon 9 rocket lifted both its crew dragon capsule and hopes that made-in-america space travel is back. 10 minutes after a picture- perfect launch, this spacex rocket's first stage successfully touched down on a recovery ship 300 miles off the florida coast. by then, the crew dragon capsule was already orbiting earth at five miles per second and headed for a docking with the international space station sunday morning. spacex founder elon musk: >> i'm a little emoti