jeffrey evans, 72 years old from virginia, came here to this clark county gravel lot, he was someently trying to do sort of business transaction with somebody who he had set up meet. they say shortly after witnesses saw a man standing at jeff's pickup truck. and wit mnutes he had been shot, even while shot, though. they say that jeff drove his pickup truck around here, up street, and drove right across the very busy route 7 going right into an embankment just across the street. i what's mor that witnesses tell virginia state police the man who was seen near jeff's pickup truck ran across all four lanes to then check inside that pickup truck. it's not clear what exactly he was looking for. but i can tell you talking to folks in this community, not only here in c rkcounty, but then into al dee where jeff ran an auto service business, people are devastated >> he was that guy that was always there, and now he's not. it's weird. it's very weird. >> reporter: and then wondering who would want to kill him. police are wondering tha too. they're trying to get answers and they're continuing to i

alan melnick is the public health director for clark county.says the effort to track where infected people have gone, then alert all those who potentially came in contact with them, extremely time- consuming. state health officials from washington and idaho, and the c.d.c., have been heing out. the outbreak has already cost the state more than a million dollars, and strained the county's resources. >> it would be one thing if wead justo do this for a week or two. we've already been at this for over a mth, and given the incubation period-- the time from exposure to the time youve p symptoms-- you got one group of people who get exposed, then they expose another group p ple, seven to 21 days later. and this thing propagates over time, so it's not like it allly ends qui >> reporter: measles was officially declared eliminated from the u.s. in the year 2000, but domestic cases continue to pop up. last year, there wereas 349 s cases in the u.s. most were in new york and new jersey in unvaccinated orthodox jewish communities. internationally, the worl

clark county is the epicenter of the measles outbreak in washington and oregon. vaccination rate here islo among the st in the country, just 78%. >> because is exquisitely ntagious and we have a large unvaccinated population, this can spre like wildfire. >> reporter: dr. alan melnick is the public healcl director for k county. he says the effort to track where infected people haveone, then alert all those who potentially came in contact with them, is extremely time- consuming.ia state health o from washington and idaho, and the c.d.c., have been helping out. the outbreak has already cost the state more than a million dollars, and strained the county's resources. if wewould be one thi just had to do this for a week or two. gi've already been at this for over a month, ann the incubation period-- the time from exposure to the time you develop symptoms-- you got one group of people who get exposed, then they expose another group of people, seven to 21 days later. and this thing propagates over time, so it's not like it all ends quickly. >> reporr: measles was officia

in clark county, david culver news4. >>> a murder outside a northwest d.c. last month and police think you can help solve it. look at this video, it shows four people and a vehicle of interest in the murder of david brandon of burtonsville, maryland. brandon and another man were shot. >> something occurred insideesf an blishment. individuals were moved to theof outsidhe establishment. and minutes later gun shots rang out. we know there w plenty of individuals that aended the event and were outside at the time of the homicide. >> a reward id. offe you can see the entire video in our nbc washington p. just search surveillance video. >>> the time we spend every day comming can be awful. now maryland state leaders are looking atidening i-270 and the maryland beltway to help but doing so may come at a price in the form of tolls. the plan is contentious and as transportation reporter adam tuss tells us now, maryland officials cannot rule out the chance that expansion will mean tapeng away somele's homes. >> reporter: signs all over the montgomery county council ch

i think clark county is a example. the health department certainly at the local level was the first to respond. be quicklyeaks can overwhelming, because every case has hundreds and thousands of contacts that need to be tracked down. the county quickly got overwhelmed. they came to the state, asking for support. and then the state came to c.d.c. c.d.c. already has folks embedded in the health department. them everysely with day. but they asked for more support. we had boots on the ground. when it comes to the measles cases or other vaccine-preventable disease, are challenges toar mobilizing, promoting a cohesive orparedness message communications plan within communities at a national level? >> at a national level, the i think,tion issue, from the c.d.c., is quite good. i mean, if you look at the theages that come out from c.d.c., and i could let nancy than i,out this better but the beauty about what the c.d.c. does is that they work closely with the state and local health authorities. i mean, that's a very important par

an infected person from clark county visited a trampoline park and there have been no confirmed cases resulting from that particular exposure which highlight the reach of the measles outbreak. fortunately the case information suggests the region was in an area of under vaccination. most of these cases involve people who are not vaccinated and most of those infected were children between the ages of one and 10. county public health officials are confronted with directing hundreds of susceptible families who have been exposed to the virus at more than three dozen locations including portland trail blazers basketball game, schools, churches and stores like walmart. there are important reasons for getting a measles vaccine. it is a highly contagious infectious disease that spreads through coughing and sneezing. health officials say the virus is so contagious if an unvaccinated person walks through a room after someone with measles has left there is a 90% chance that an unvaccinated person will get that disease. this could be a very serious disease. it typically causes a high fever and ras

alan melnick/clark county public health director: it is excessively contagious so you can be in a roomre somebody with measles had left two hours earlier and still get measleson wednesday experts on capitol hill, warning lawmakers that the virus could be deadly.dr. nancy messonnier// dir of the national center of immunization and respiratory diseases: while measles has been eliminated in the u.s. since 2000, measles is circulating in many parts of the world and importations remain a challenge.officials did not say where the the infected person was traveling from.but they warn that anyone at midway airport on february 22nd ámayá have been exposed.a backlash against vaccinations in the us, and poor health infrastructure in other places, are driving the increase in cases, according to the world health organization.dr. amrita stark/pediatrician: a lot of people are still afraid despite all of the evidence to debunk the association with autism.in addition to unfounded concerns that vaccines cause autism, families are choosing not to do it because of religious or cultural beliefs.the cdc say

veporting in clark county, virginia, david c news4. >>> police believe there were other witnesses who passedy that gravel lot near route 7 and castlen road where jeff was shot on sunday, they want to hear from them. >>> we are learning more about the suspects police say are involved in the gang murder of a falls church high school student. five people under arrest in the murder are all members of ms-13, all entered the country illegally. three of them as unaccompanied minors. 16-year-old jacson chicas was found dead in the woods in stafford county earlier this month. he had been stabbed almost 100 times and h body set on fire. authorities say jose omeds was the ring leader in this attack, he entered the country illegally twice and had been deported once. i.c.e. has a detainer on him. the victim's mother telling news4 thatam ty fled el salvador because her son was forced to join the gang. >>> aobuspectedr with a taste for dramatic wardrobes. baltimore p countyice say jacob robe dressed up in this unicorn outfit while robbing a con convenience store last week. police later found it in m

has also caught the attention of u-s surgeon ca of measles in clark county alone... and three new suspected cases. 61 of the confirmed cases involve people who were not immunized. adams traveled to the region... meeting with health officials, local doctors ... and the general public. <"we need to create an environment where folks can ask questions and and not be under the pressure of either having to make a decision about whether i'm going to vaccinate right now or whether i'm going to vote on this bill right now. and the more we can do that the more we build that trust back up.">( james ) the cases are spreading across state lines. the northern-most county in oregon now has four confirmed measles cases. ( james ) in the south bay... residents in one neighborhood -- say they're fed up and looking for solutions ... as more and more homeless move onto their sidewalks. kron-4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)isco ... she's been liv streets for years ... and says these are all of her shopping r street from a residential neighborhood.james gardner, san jose"sometime

. >>> new details in the death of a man founde shot ins his pickup in clark county the victim and suspect may have been in a business transaction prior to the shooting. police found jeffrey evans in the truck after it crashed. he met a man earlier in a gravel lot on cuastleman road. >>> today, the r jury wiume deliberations in the jury trial of a man accused of artist. now, the case is in the hands the jury to decide if the suspect did it. neil was in d.c. to work on an exhibit. prosecutors went throughen ev telling jurors, that the dna was found on her body. the defense sayse is accident and police didn't investigate thoroughly. >>> m m. >>> maryland lawmanrs have ta big step to protect the ws of pregnant women. she was shot and killed by her boyfriend in 2017, when she was just4 weeks pregnant. according to our news partners at wtop, the lawsed pase senate on friday. it's headed to the house. the bill would allow for ten extra years in prison for violent crimes against pregnant women. >>> now, to a man who fairfax county police is looking for. police say he showed the tn an explicit vid

an approved third party -- and was "found to be in substantial compliance" with all codes.the clark countyent of building and fire prevention has regulatory oversight on all amusement and transportation systems.the county tells us rides on the strip are inspected annually -- and additional, unannounced inspections may also be performed.kevin gaddy / tourist: "it's kind of disturbing"but visitors we spoke to say more frequent checks are necessary.kevin gaddy / tourist: "on a daily basis. it's what they call pre-maintenance. it's a regular thing. so, not monthly, quarterly, but on the regular, daily."helen gaddy / tourist: "it's sort of like a vehicle, it has to be inspected after so many miles. all those rides should be inspected as well."ilena ambrose / visiting from illinois: "at least every 24 hours. i mean, this is your child's safety, for god's sake. if one of my kids fell off there, i don't know what i would do."m-g-m resorts international released a statement saying, "we are incredibly saddened that one of our adventure dome guests was injured and our hearts go out to the guest and h

among the targets women in clark county, washington the epicenter of the outbreak. >> in terms of findingt have the resources to try to figure out exactly where the misinformation is coming from. we just need to be able to deal with it. >> researchers at george washington university and johns hopkins examined 1.8 million tweets and found russia playing both sides of the issue. using the #vaccinate u.s. one tweet red at first our government creates diseases and then it creates vaccine. what's next? another read i believe in vaccines, why don't you? the study russian trolls promoted discord. masquerading as legit mass users create false equivalency on eroding confidence in investigation. >vaccination. >> i believe this russian both scientific argument to try to take the humanity out of it. >> but a doctor who has several patients that contracted measles in clark county says the confusion is real and dangerous. >> because of such hated controversy people are afraid to talk about it often when they come to my office they don't want to talk about vaccinations. cracking down on vaccine disinfor

inve las s, there's just one over owner and they only need the green light from clark county. city leaders are already anticipating ways the loop might connect all of the strip, the ai ort, the new raiders stadium, maybe even los angeles. >> we will work to look for a way to responsibly say yes to it if it what mak sense for las vegas. >> reporter: the rdlvcva b votes next week. if the proposal passes as expected, a final conact could approved by june and the people mover, moving people by the end of 2020. that would be a big win for the city of sin. contessabrewer, "nightly business report." >>> abercrombie and fitch's turn-around efforts appear to be paying off. that's where we begin tonight's market focus with the teen reiler expecting salo increase this fiscal year. the company has been revamping its stores and adding a broader selection of merchandise to appeal to more shoppers. with its latest earnings report, they did top analysts'ns expectator the most recent quarter. the stock rose 20% today to $25.70. >>> but it was a different story after the bell for fellow teen re

health officials say more than 800 students in clark county, washington, were asked to stay home forof the ongoing outbreak. >>> a vicious road rage assault caught on camera. take a look at this. >> no! somebody stop -- oh, my god. somebody stop them! >> stop! get him! >> i can't deal, y'all. >> the incident took place last thursday in brentwood, tennessee. investigators are lidentify a s motorist who witnessed the fight uploaded this video to twitter. police say the victim of the attack was not seriously injured, and the suspect left before officers arrived. no word on what caused the fight. >>> ibaka appeared to touch it. >> if nobody touched, cavs get it. >> oh, no, ibaka and chriss exchanging blow. >> in tonight's raptors-cavaliers game got heated when a fight broke out in the third quarter between serge ibaka and marquese chriss. ibaka shoved chriss from behind and grabbed near his neck. both men proceeded to throw punches at one another before a referee broke it up. both players were ejected and the cavs beat the raptors 126-101. >>> some people in germany had a really close ca

. >>> new deils in the death of a man who was found shot to death in his pickup truck in clark county. detectives found jeffrey evans t in tck after his crashed near the shenandoah river earlier that morning. he met a man earlier on castleman road. >>> today, the jury will rume deliberations in the murder trial of a man aused of killing an artist. now, the case is in the hands of the jury to decide if the di suspecit. neil was in d.c. to work on an exhibit. prosecutors went through evidence telling jurors, that the dna was found on her body.ys the defense e is accident and police didn't investigate thoroughly. >>> new video of a man that police are looking for after he allegedly preyed on a young girl. police say he showed the teen an explicit video while shen as shoppingnday night. she told him he was speaking spanish as she asked something to be deleted from his phone. call police is you know him or have seen him. > happening today, a statewide tornado drill in virginia. dio, tv and cable statio will show a test message through the emergency alert system. it is scheduled to begin ar

. >>> new details in the death of a man fou shot inside his pickup truck in clark county.victim and suspect may have beennvolved in ausiness transaction prior to the shooting. detectives found jeffrey evans in the truck after his crashed near the shenandoah river earlier that morning. he met a man earlier on castro castleman. >>> today, the jury will resume deliberations in the murder trial of a man accused of thlling an artist. now, the case is ihands of the jury to decide if the o spect did it. neil was in d.c.rk on an exhibit. prosecutors went through evidence telling jurors, that the dna was found on her body. the defense says he is accident and police didn't investig e thoroughly. >>> here are the other top w storiesking for you this morning. >> a judge will decide if a fourth teen will have his case moved to juvenile court. the other spects have had their cases moved to juvenile court. they are accused of raping a fellow varsity player. >>> mike pence wil nebraska to survey the damage from massive flooded. areas of the midwest have been inundated with water. melting

in new york city, new york state and new jersey and in washington state there are 71 casings in clark county. san francisco several days ago in late february we have had our first measles case in the san francisco resident since 2013. this person, th adult was exposed on the international flight. it wasn't transmitted locally. it is the first case we have had as a resident. i want to put context. san francisco is very fortunate we have not had the types of

nearly all of the 70measles cases in clark county washington are young kids who were never vaccinated now there's a report that women in the county were targeted with ads on face book that link vaccines to autism, something that has been discounted by numerous study. we spoke with a doctor who has had several unvaccinated patients contract measles in this outbreak. >> it is a big controversy. so often when they come to my office, they don't even want to talk about vaccinations even if i ask them, do you want to do vaccinations. >> reporter: there's a report that 5 million people have seen anti-vaccination ads on face book. >> dana: is facebook doing anything about it? >> reporter: there's a lot of pressure, of course, on social media companies to crack down on vac anyonization disinformation. yesterday facebook announced a policy that will no longer allow anti-vac content to be promoted through ads or recommendation. also washington state poised to pass a law that would take away the option for parents to opt out of shots simply for philosophical reasons. both are opposed by anti-vac

like in clark county, washington were public health officials continue to respond to a measles outbreak. the immunization rate among children in that community is less than 70%, far below what is needed to keep families safe. the result is a true public health emergency. over 70 confirmed cases and counting. the majority of cases have affected children under 10 years old who are unvaccinated. each case is not a consent for family members were worried about their will of the ones who are seriously sick, it is a threat to neighbors and communities mod struggling to get an incredibly contagious disease under control. it's a terror for parents with newborns who cannot yet get vaccinated and a strain on our public health system as hundreds of staff in washington state are pulled from critical public health roles to respond to this crisis. the centers for disease control and prevention stretches to support the response to outbreaks in washington and several other states. measles is not the only disease that deserves our attention amidst slipping vaccination rates. diseases like the chairman m

in new york city, new york state and new jersey and in washington state there are 71 casings in clark county. san francisco several days ago in late february we have had our first measles case in the san francisco resident since 2013. this person, th adult was exposed on the international flight. it wasn't transmitted locally. it is the first case we have had as a resident. i want to put context. san francisco is very fortunate we have not had the types of outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases you have seen in other areas. last year with the flu most parts of the country had a bad year we had a good year. one of the reasons is because of in san francisco there are vaccination services and we have good vaccination rates. in canada the vac-- in california the vaccination rates are high for measles. you are not seeing in california what is in other parts of the country. that is the good news. thursday casthursday case went . they are looking out because of what is happening in this part of the country. overall things are good. any questions? >> doctor, was there some reason for the outbreak

some of the stronger rain showers just to the north and west coming through clark county and eastern panhandle of virginia. current temperature in the 60s. e temperatures wille dropping as we continue through the day. owwever, let's talk windchills. you wake up tomomorning, the windchills in the teens and 20s, oh, yeah winter is not done with us yet. >> i don't like thatt al all right, lauryn, thank you. >>> new this morning, a man is dead after an overnight crash in prince journals county. police say the man was driving l ong richey road in forestville around 1:00 in the arrning. the c crossed the center of the road, smashed head on into another vehicle. pronounced dead at the scene. the road wasdo shut . police trying to figure out what led up to that crash. >>> a tragedy unfolded at a popular park in northern virginia. a man i jumpeo lake braddock to save his dog. he never made it back to shore. darcy spencer is in burke with the de>>ils. eporter: yellow police tape surrounds lake braddock, it is off limits despite the beautiful weather. that's because something tragic happened he

this happened off route 7 in clark county on sunday. evans tried to drive away but crashed. by the time officers arrived on the scene, he was dead. the two men knew each other because wright worked at a business near evans' autshop. wright will appear in court once he extradited from west virginia. >>> you could own this historic town hall building in remmingtonvirginia. e town council is trying to sell its town hall for $129,000. the council moved to a different building two years ago. the building was built in 1905 and was originally used as a bank.ti it has the bank's safe and vault. the building once served as the alwn's two-cell jail, which is also part of the but a time capsule that's embedded in the wall, will be removed. >> i would love to see what's in there, though. maybe some money. >> and the vault, the place comes with a panic roo for you. lock yourself in there. >>> prince george's county music school has fallen on hard times and is forced to sell some of its instruments to make ends me. >> theusic school has been opened f

investigators say a fight started during a business transactwen b the two just off route 7 in clark countyn sunday. police say ans tried to drive off but crashed. and by the time authorities got there he was already dead. evan's family friend tells us the two men knew e h oth because wright worked at a business near utan's shop. wright will appear in court once he's beenxtradited from west virginia. >>> roberttlraft is appar rejecting an offer from prosecutors that would drop charges against him. the new england patriots owner will not take a pretrial plea deal. it would have required kraft to concede he would have been found guilty, complete community service and pay some fines. kraft is accused of soliciting prostitution at a massagearlor in florida. kraft's charges are not related to human trafficking. he's due in court next week. gw, com up on nbc nightly news this evening we'll hear from the founder and former owner of that massage parlor in question. that's ahead at the top of the hour. doreen? >>> for nearly of a century a hyattsville music school has taught buddingsec butse of fina

among the targets, women in clark county, washington, the epicenter of the outbreak. >> in terms of findingbreak, i don't have the resources to try to figure out exactly where the misinformation is coming from. we just need to be able to deal with it. >> reporter: researchers at george washington university and john hopkins examined 1.8 million tweets and found russia playing both sides of the issue. using the hashtag vaccinate u.s. one tweet read at first the government creates diseases and then it creates vacatio vaccine. what's next. another read i believe in vaccines, why don't you. there are accounts mas that are looked to be legitimate. a u.s. anti-vaxer called the study bogus. >> i believe it's a part of delegilegitmizing this. >> because of the controversy, people are afraid to talk about it. often when they come to my office they don't want to talk about vaccinations. >> reporter: under pressure from congress, facebook just announced it's cracking down on vaccine dis information and wash tube towashington state is poiso pass a law that makes it stuff for parents to opt out of getti

there are 70 confirmed cases of measles in clark county alone...nd three new suspected cases. 61 of the confirmed cases involve people who were not immunized. adams traveled to the region today... meeting with health officials, local doctors ... and the general public. <"we need to create an environment where folks can ask questions and and not be under the pressure of either having to make a decision about whether i'm going to vaccinate right now or whether i'm going to vote on this bill right now. and the more we can do that the more we build that trust back up.">(grant) the cases are spreading across state lines. the northern-most county in oregon now has four confirmed measles cases. (pam) up next tonight -- a sad story for beer lovers everywhere! a full load of brews spilling out after a semi crashes on the freeway... details ahead. (pam) a semi-truck hauling a payload of beer veered over the side of a freeway on-ramp and overturned this morning in west covina ... that's just outside of los angeles... it th single -vehicle collision ignited a

also developing this morning, a bizarre death investigation in clark county virginia. y be more complicated than originally thought.e officers w called to a scene off route 7 just over the line om loudoun county yesterday morning. they found a man dead inside a pickupruck that had crashed into a tree, but now they say his injuries do not appear consistent with a caren acc the body was taken to a medical examiner in manassas. we'll update you with more information as it's released. >>> 6:33 right now, new zealand's prime minister promises immediate actionn gun control as memorials for victims killed in the mosqu shootings grow. hundreds of people laid flowers and paid their respes at the site of one of the shootings. 50 people have died from the shooting at two mosques in christchurch on friday. police say the gunman used military style automatic weapons investigators say the 28-year-old is a white supremacist from australia. over theeekend he was charged with one count of murder, but that number is expected to rise. and in a man festo the suspected guean put out befhe s

it needs approval only from clark county steve davis told me that lvca is moving quickly and decisivelyful that riders will try it, like it and that will spore expansion the board meet next week to hear the recommendation a contract could be approved by june and hopes to unveil the loop at the end of 2020, guys. >> that's a really fast time line it's interesting to hear about what the regulatory hurdles would be there versus some other cities that we are seeing projects be proposed a company like boring, part of the way they are able to drive the costs down is because they are bringing so much of the actual tunnelling process. the materials making process in house. is this something, do you know they would hire locally for or would this be the company coming in and doing everything for themselves >> they said they would plan to open up shop there in las vegas. what does that mean for attracting the high skill talent you would need to make this come to life. the view in las vegas is already very optimistic beyond the borders of the convention center you heard the ceo talking there. this

snow, sleet, freezing rain, it's all coming down clark county, virginia, schools, just reporting a two-hour aldel. of the other delays and closures are running at the bottom of your screen. they're in the nbc washington app. and chuck will have a full forecast for you in a couple of minute >>> we're tracking a serious traffic alert. the outer loop of the beltway is shut down after a serious crash. it is causing backups for miles. melissa mollet will have all of the latest on this. me >>> president trump has returned to washington y-emnded from a nuclear summit with north korean dealer kim jong-un. >> now, he is dealing with legal and could affect his company and administration. susan mcginnis breaks it down for us. >> reporter: good morning. president trump spending much of the week in vietnam, facing koe nortan leader, coming back and facing a coup of controversies, including one with his son-in-law. there's a "new york times" report that is talking about his son-in-law, jared kushner, saying the prethdent ordered he be given top security clearance, over the recommendations of his top peop

clark. the sacramento county d.a.'s officer announced two police officers will not face charges. the shooting happened last march when officers responded to report of a man smashing car windows. the district attorney says clark ignored the officers' warnings. >> the question is was a crime committed? when we look at the facts and the law and we follow our ethical responsibilities, the answer to that question is no. >> clark's family was clearly upset with the decision not to file charges of his mother says their fight for justice is just beginning. >> we're outraged. even though it's clear from the video and the autopsy as well as the death certificate by their coroner that said homicide. >> the state attorney general's office is also investigating the shooting. >>> let's get to some breaking news coming out of marin county right now. you are taking a live look at a police stand-off. this is involving a shooting suspect who has barricaded inside a home. all of this happening along grove hill avenue in san enselmo. the incident apparently began at 10:30 this morning. a s.w.a.t. tea

clark. >> sacramento county district attorney ann marie schobert announcing the two officers who shot and phon clark last march have used lethal force. this is one day after the justice department decided not to pursue charges in a different case against a police officer in oklahoma who shot and killed unarmed motorist, terence crutcher, during a traffic stop. two different cases, two unarmed black americans dead. joining me now from tulsa, oklahoma, dr. tiffany crutcher, the twin sister of terrence, and the family of simmons, and civil rights attorney, benjamin crump, who is the attorney for the clark family. let me start with this -- with you, attorney crump. i got the call from the grandmother of stephon clark yesterday when this announcement was made, and she couldn't join you today, because she is now hospitalized >> yes, sir. and it's so unfortunate, reverend al, because in her backyard is where he was executed. and when the d.a. rendered the verdict -- her decision, it was overwhelming for miss saquita, and she had to be rushed to the hospital, so we're asking for everybody's prayer

throughout his career, he has worked at four different health departments including clark county public health in vancouver which is the current frontline of our measles outbreak in our state and i know some of my colleagues on the committee will appreciate learning that before you came to my state to work in our public health system, you got your education in there is receiving your bachelors degree in wisconsin, your masters in connecticut, and your phd in north carolina. i'm glad we have you now in washington state working to help keep our families safe and healthy and respond to public health threats as we currently are and i appreciate you coming out. >> thank you, senator murray. senator isakson, will you introduce the second witness? >> i am pleased to introduce to the committee and everyone here omar. dr. zod we are delighted to have you here today as an expert on the subject we are discussing. he is a professor of global health and professor of epidemiology and pediatrics at emory university, school of public out the medicine. he also works in the emory vaccine center making hi

. >>> the two sacramento police officers who shot and killed stephon clark will not face charges. sacramento county's district attorney made that announcement yesterday. she said no laws were broken when clark was killed last march in his grandparents backyard. officers were there looking for someone breaking car windows which they say clark was doing. the officers told clark to show his hands, which he did not do. officers thought a flash of light coming from his direction may have been the reflection off a gun muzzle. as it turns out that reflection may have come off of clark's cellphone is a short time later they opened fire. clark's family was quick to react to the announcement. >> they executed my son. they execute it him in my mom's backyard, and it is not right. it is not right. however, the da has shown us time and time again throughout her term who she is and what she stands for, which is not fairness or justice. >> the shooting touched off waves of protests in sacramento. that shut down busy streets, disrupted sporting events and took over city council meetings. his family filed a wrongful

clark shooting. the decision by county and state officials to not file criminal charges against the two officers who shot and killed him last year led to this. hundreds of clark's supporters shouted down city leaders for the arrest made monday night at what they say was a peaceful demonsation. >> we were met by police at every intersection where we could not turn. >> it was wrong. and y'all know that. each one of y'all know it it was wrong. >> the police chief says his department is reviewing what happened with the arrests o monday. clark's family has filed a $20 million federal lawsuit against the city. >>> the man accused of recently punching a conservative activist on cal campus is due in court. zachary greenberg is expected to be charged with assault. hayden williams was representing turning point and that video showed him being struck by greenberg. neither the victim or the susp students. williams appeared with president trump during his address to the conservative political action conference in maryland. > l right. now we are on a storm watch. kari hall has been tracking that storm. so what's i

some of this rain still coming y down at a preood clip back into portions of clark and in uier county, sti through loudoun county. we're not done out towardsdu es airport yet. how much rain? as i said, over 2 1/2 inches. 1.95 in d.c. 2.95 in dull list airport over 2 inches towards charlottesville. not just that, 8 o inches snow or more into parts of thes mountad along the shenandoah valley and the skyline drive area. just incredible what this storm asone. now, guys, look at this, the wind chill a factor. 30 in hagerstown, 34 in d.c. it goes way down here from there. the wind the next big factor. winds cut gust 40 to 45 miles an hour tomorrow. a lot more on this. we're in the weather alert mode. >>> some newideo tonight shows flooding in montgomery county. >> yeah, it appears to show a driver stuck here in this high water that is rising still. news 4's shomari stone has been on scene a lot of this tonight he joins us now live at beach n drive inorthwest washington. shomari, how are folks dealing with all this rain? >> reporter: well, jim and doreen, let me tell you light now i'm here a

complex layers of bureaucracy or not in my backyard opponents, the lvcva board only has to work with clark countyl. the ceo sees it as crucial to competing with other cities globally for these mega conferences. >> we've been the top city for trade shows 24 years in a row. we certainly aim to keep that tit title. it's an attraction in and of itself >> the lvc skr a board will get a formal recommendation next week if it's approved, as expected, the project could be up and running by the end of next year. city leaders and casino executives, by the way, already excited about the potential to connect the las vegas strip entirely to the airport. maybe even to los angeles. whether i spoke with boring company president steve davis, he told me they're hoping that people will be excited to ride this, that they'll like it, and he says the boring company just wants to be useful that's a direct quote, melissa >> sounds like it's just going to be a tourist attraction, contessa >> i also think when you have these mega conference spaces, trying to get people from one seminar, one showroom, one exhibit to another

. >>> two sacramento police officers who shot and killed stephon clark will not face charges. sacramento county's district attorney made that announcement this afternoon. she said that no laws were broken when clark was killed last march in his grandparents' backyard. officers were there looking for someone breaking car windows, which they say clark was doing. officers' body cam video shows the officers telling clark to show his hands, which he did not do. officers thought a flash of light from clark's direction ref of a gun muzzle. that reflection may have come off clark's cellphone. now, a short time later they opened fire. clark's family was quick to reject the da's announcement. >> they executed my son. they execute it him in my mom's backyard, and it is not right. it is not right. however, the da has shown us time and time again throughout her term who she is and what she stands for, which is not fairness or justice. >> the shooting touched off waves of protests in sacramento. you can see the video there. that shut down busy streets, disrupted sporting events and took over city council meeti

this happening in clark county, home to one of the worst measles outbreaks in the country.ight. thanks, jillian. americans are fleeing facebook in droves. an estimated 50 million are ditching the site due to privacy concerns, they say. steve: that's right. facebook now promising a massive overhaul to its privacy settings pivoted towards encrypted messaging. more private. there are down sides. ainsley: that's a big hit to facebook. here to explain is kurt the cyberguy. 15 million they are losing? >> that's a whole other story erosion from that. don't get caught up in that because here is what is happening. there is facebook and what's app. and instagram. all one company. ainsley: oh. >> just users migrating from facebook to one of the other platforms. they didn't go anywhere. he is no dummy. mark zuckerberg with this 3200 word manifesto that's out i am pivoting facebook. it's a whole new world. we are going to do private messaging and encryption because i just laugh the guy who should tell you that your information is going to be private. steve: right. >> is not him. is he r

the county district attorney will not charge the officers involved in the shooting death of stephon clarklast march. the officers fired 20 rounds, hitting clark at least seven times. the d-a believes they had reason for claiming self defense.( sara ) sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala was there when the d-a made the announcement.. . and explains what led to the d-a's decision and how the family is reacting. ((anne marie schubert- sacramento district attorney)) "as a result we will not charge these officers with any criminal liability."saying it outloud for the first time....sacramento county district attorney concluding the case of the officers who killed stephon clark.after a year long investigation... district attorney anne marie schubert said the night he died.. clark was on several drugs and suicidal over a domestic violence incident with the mother of his child. the chase with police through his neighborhood began when he smashed car windows along a street. officers said when they finally approached him.. they saw clark in a shooting stance, advancing toward them. the officers

this weekend in sacramento.....stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "i would like accountability. i want justice and accountability."the county'sistrict attorney announced this weekend that no charges will be filed against the two police officers who fatally shot....stephon clark nearly a year ago.anne marie schubert/district attorney"was a crime committed? there's no question that a human being died. but when we look at the facts and the law. and we follow our ethical responsibilities the answer to that question is no."nat sound from police tapethe officers were responding to a vandalism call when they came across clark in his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."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 assembl

this weekend in sacramento.....stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "i would like accountability. i want justice and accountability."the county'sistrict attoey announced this weekend that no charges will be filed against the two police officers who fatally shot....stephon clark nearly a year ago.anne marie schubert/district attorney"was a crime committed? there's no question that a human being died. but when we look at the facts and the law. and we follow our ethical responsibilities the answer to that question is no."nat sound from police tapethe officers were responding to a vandalism call when they came across clark in his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."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 w

this weekend in sacramento.....stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "i would like accountability. i want justice and accountability."the county's district attorney announced this weekend that no charges will be filed against the two police officers who fatally shot....stephon clark nearly a year ago.anne marie schubert/district attorney"was a crime committed? there's no question that a human being died. but when we look at the facts and the law. and we follow our ethical responsibilities the answer to that question is no."nat sound from police tapethe officers were responding to a vandalism call when they came across clark in his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."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

this weekend in sacramento.....stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "i would like accountability. i want justice and accountability."the county'sistrict attorney announced this weekend that no charges will be filed against the two police officers who fatally shot....stephon clark nearly a year ago.anne marie schubert/district attorney"was a crime committed? there's no question that a human being died. but when we look at the facts and the law. and we follow our ethical responsibilities the answer to that question is no."nat sound from police tapethe officers were responding to a vandalism call when they came across clark in his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."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

clark. a decision by county and state officials not to file criminal charges against the two officers who killed him last year led to a lot of protests including this last night. hundreds of clark supporters shouted down city leaders and this was over the arrest made monday night over what they said was a peaceful demonstration. >> we were met by police at every intersection where we could not turn. >> it was wrong and y'all know that. each one of y'all know it. it was wrong. >> the sacramento police chief said his department is reviewing what happened with the arrests on monday. clark's family meanwhile has filed a $20 million federal lawsuit against the city. >>> 5:08 for you right now, new details on a new statewide effort to boost wildfire prevention. effective immediately, cal fire leaders are implementing a list of fuel reduction projects for the most at risk areas. now, the list of 35 projects includes clearing vegetation, adds defensible space and adding more fuel breaks. the national guard will immediately target about 90,000 acres. that effort is expected to help protect some 200 commu

clark. since saturday... the sacramento county d-a... the state attorney general have both said that the police officers who shot the un-armed man... will ánot face charges. and now... in reponse to clark's death... two bills are being discussed... that are designed to reduce police killings. our grant lodes is here to explain what could be changing. (grant) sacramento area assemblyman kevin mccarty is a cosponsor of ab 392, a proposed law inspired by stephon clark. the bill aims to only allow police to use deadly force when there is no other reasonable alternative to prevent serious injury or death and makes it easier than it is now to punish police who don't meet the standard. "i think the attorney general did his job to the independent investigation, but the big takeaway i got from him--he said he did the investigation, he followed the book. well maybe we need to take a look at those rules and the book. (grant) the other bill... sb-230, is backed by several police groups. it focuses more on de-escalation training, and the development o