she helped lead the march... ....from where her brother... 34 year old frank clark... died yesterday. francine ray clark's sister 17:12:10 "my brother was actually stopped, harassed by police and then gunned down." that's her account during her exclusive interview with eyewitness news. police say different. they've maintained three uniformed officers were patrolling the area near housing... because of an increase in crime. they say when they stopped to talk to clark... there was a struggle... he reached for his waistband...and a gun was fired. police returned fire... and clark was dead. people in the neighborhood argue there was no gun. police say they found one near clark's body. still... the family is fighting.. they want a private autopsy. ray 17:13:40 "he left behind two kids, two little girls. also we want their college and their activity also to paid for by the city." observer has reported two of the three officers have been in trouble in the past for excessive force. clark... also has a past... a criminal record stretching back to 1999... for charges dealing with

police shot and killed 34- year- old frank clark. michael clark is frank clark's brother. they grew up in the mcdougald terrace durham police officers to be more respectful to residents. he says many in this crowd feel intimidated by police. the physical contact with the community, how they go about it. there's another way instead of just hopping out, saying put your hands up, searching and patting you down for guns during the demonstration, the family listed some demands that included an independent autopsy; the firing of the three officers involved and a call for residents to file police complaints of any wrongdoing by durham officers working the protests. demonstrators directed their anger at one of the three officers, in particular. protesters accused master officer charles barkley of repeatedly harrassing residents of mcdougald terrace. we checked -- and barkley was suspended once in the past, but the department won't say why. the other officers involved are officer christopher goss and officer monte southerland. southerland was treated for a leg injury at the hospita

. >> reporter: michael clark is frank clark's brother. he was known to the community as bug grew up in the neighborhood. he wants durham neighborhoods. >> the contact with the community, how they go about it, you know what i am saying, other way for guns. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: this was if in direct response to the shooting death of clark's brother, 34- year-old frank clark in the terrace apartments. many are residents of the community and they don't feel safe with durham police officers. >> it this community deserves safety and community policing has not led to more safety. it led to the death of frank clark. >> reporter: during the demonstration they had a list for residents to file police complaints of wrongdoing by police officers working the mcdougal terrace neighbor hood. >> we are trying to push it out to the forefront. >> organizers say they plan to hold more protests here in front of the durham police department because they want their voices heard. ken smith, wral news, durham. >>> dem straighters directed thei

but family members say frank clark is the man who died today. still no word yet from dpd on who the officers are...the chief has only said one of them is a veteran officer. she's also promising transparency as the investigation continues. tears of grief mixed in a crowd of police...and strings of crime scene tape otlight... as three of her offira on ministrative leave. "we want to make sure that the relationship we are attempting to build here in the city of durham is one that is collaborative, its inclusive and transparent." in a news conference chief cj davis said three uniformed officers were patrolling near wabash and dayton streets... near mcdougald terrace.... an area she says has seen a 20- percent spike in violent crime over the past three months. "our approach has been to gather intelligence through various non- the officers... stopped a man who was walking... the reason... still isn't clear... but their conversation took a turn when chief davis says the man reached toward his waistband. there was a struggle...and officers heard a gun g

the meeting 'unfolding' -- one week after a "d-p-d officer" -- shot and killed 'frank clark'. but the 'shooting' -- was just a 'small part' of the discussion. angelica alvarez joins us 'live' from the 'bull city' -- where the meeting was "off limits" to the media. angelica -- what did you learn from those allowed inside? some told us they wanted to hear more concrete answers from the chief... others walked away feeling positive... directed their anger at the community itself. durham police chief cj davis... not stopping to talk to media for her take on how the closed community conversation went inside the ta grady rec center. others however...did stop. eva allen mcdougald terrace -area resident 18:47:38 "my son got gunned down in april, he almost lost his life. there were several people that seen it, but nobody said nothing." eva allen speaking from tragedy... saying the community needs to change from the inside out... allen 18:47:50 "we're not going to see effort or nothing until everybody works together." others... believe change needs to come from the top... they want the c

a new report that says a stolen gun was found at the scene wher frank clark on tuesday and details a struggle between clark and police at mcdougald terrace where the shooting happened. >>> and greenville will be the location of one of the final meetings about hurricane recovery. the meeting is from 10:00 a.m. until noon. >>> another extremely warm morning, elizabeth. >>> incredible out there and feels tropical almost. night that is basically over, and the ride out should be fairly dry but tonight, rain rolls in with a few isolated storms and wind damage. we'll talk about that on fox 50 in a few minutes. the tall tower camera, a gloomy start with companies in the mid to upper 60s and 70 right now in goldsboro, and a high of 75 this afternoon. overnight tonight, rain and then clearing quickly. thursday and friday, turning cooler. nate? >>> i-85 down to one lane due to a tractor trailer that jackknifed southbound lanes of i-85 at falls lake, and the traffic has backed up a couple of miles. this is two miles farther up the road so you can expect major delays on i-85. we haven't heard of i

police shot and killed 34-year-old frank clark. michael clark is frank clark's brother. they grew up in the mcdougal terrace neighborhood. they want police officers to be more respectful to residents. they say many in this crowd feel intimidated by police. >> physica community, how they go about it. you know what i'm saying? it's another way than just hopping out, put your hands up, search you, pat you down for guns. >> during the demonstration, the family listed some demands that included an independent autopsy, the firing of the three officers involved, and a call for residents to file police complaints of any wrongdoing by durham officers working the mcdougal terrace area. organizers are planning for the three officers in particular. master officer charles barkley repeatedly harassed residents at mcdougal terrace, according to them. he was disciplined in the past but the police department won't say why. the other officers are goss and southerland. southerland was treated and released. he was not shot. they were placed on administrative leave pending the >>> president-

it comes following last tuesday's deadly police shooting of frank clark. d-p-d says its partnering with the city's housing authority. the meeting is scheduled for monday evening.. at 6:00... inside the t-a grady recreation center. new tonight from president elect donald trump... next on eyewitness news-- why he says he could've won the popular vote. plus-- cyber monday is upon us. what are some of the best deals you can score if you shop online. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news donald trump in a tweet-storm yet again. this time he's claiming millions of people voted illegally in the election. he tweeted this afternoon that he won the popular vote, millions of illegal votes. so far there's no evidence to support those claims. just like there's no evidence that voting machines were hacked in wisconsin. that theory is now prompting a recount in the state. abc's gloria riviera reports. :10-:13 :31-:38 :43-:47 1:19-1:24 :53-:59 turning now to charlotte... where a man is dead after a shooting inside a gentlemen's club. it happened

it is where frank clark was shot and killed by police. on monday the housing authority and the -- they simply don't trust police. >> i would like to see some ch around here. i think they are too weak. that anybody can kick the door in and come in. you know, it is very dangerous. >> the three police officers involved are on paid leave pending an outcome. >>>. >>> new details tonight about hit coast that rica. it forced thousands of people to evacuate when it hit with powerful winds and tore rains. damage from the storm is not only causing problems for res debits there including a couple from wake county. they are set to get married there. their family is stuck here. he is share their story tonight. >> they planned to get married in paradise. they didn't plan on the biggest storm of its kind to hit costa rica in generations. >> reporter: the hurricane approached at category 2 strength. water. >> reporter: they landed in costa rica as the storm did. the storm threatened it all. >> we are freaked out and worried about our family and friends t

recreation cen foster a healthy relationship after the deadly shooting last week that killed 34-year-old frank clark. last night's meeting was closed to the media but we were able to get to talk with chief davis and community members beforehand. >> i want to preserve the privacy of the community members here and let them know that the department is interested in what is going to in the community and we are them get through this. >> the interaction, the way they approach, how residents are approached. i feel once they can get a better relationship and a better way of approaching our residents, i feel we can make a big difference. >> the shooting is under investigation, and the three officers involved are on administrative leave. >>> three new schools be opened, and horton's creek elementary could be over crowded if the reassignment plan, some parents are saying. officials want to hold a meeting one more time before making a decision. >>> students, faculty, and debra saunders-white, the first permanent female chancellor at the school. she died on saturday after a battle with cancer. >>> a judge signed

this comes after the police- involved that killed 34-year-old frank clark. the meeting was closed to the media but we spoke with chief davis. >> i want to reserve the privacy of the community members. we are very concerned and committed to help them get through this. >> the interaction, the approach, and how residents are better way of approaching our residents, i feel we can make a big difference. >> the shooting is still under investigation and three officers are on administrative a signment. >>> the wake county school board plans to take over the debate for the school board assignments. some students from mills park in cary could be moved to hill horton's creek elementary. parents are upset saying it horton's creek population could become over crowded as well. school board members want to look at the numbers one more time before making a decision. >>> the north carolina central community honorss the life of its chancellor. students, faculty, and alumni saunders-white. she is remembered as approachable and took time to meet the students one on one. >>> a r

frank clark was shot and killed in the officer involved shooting on tuesday. durham police have not yet released what prompted the officers to approach clark but more officers have been seen at mcdougall terrace because of a rising crime in the neighborhood. the incident brought out the germ housing authority and the durham police department will lead the conversation in hopes of responding to fears. the be recreation center at the terrace. residents can come with concerns and ideas on how to make things better for the relationship. >>> emmy victor live in term. >>> we all belong. that was the message during a refugees welcome dinner in church world service for the event. the purpose was to spark discussion about relationships between the community and refugees. and shed light on the stigmas and stereotypes. the dinner was in response to the stance donald trump has taken on the topic. trump said during the campaign he would suspend immigration from syria and libya. the people at this event want the opposite.>> in this country know where you are from. and you k

frank clark is a man that was shot and killed last week in the officer involved shooting. the durham police department has not yet released what because a rising crime. the incident has brought up frustration for many residents and questioning whether they can trust police. the durham housing authority and the durham police will lead this conversation in hopes to bring up spirits. the meeting starts at 6 pm inside the recreational center at mcdougall terrace. they can voice concerns and put suggestions on how to continue that relationship. >>> emmy victor live.>>> we all are here. that is a message during a refugees -- refugees dinner in chapel hill. chur with a restaurant for the event. it was to foster discussions about stigmas and stereotypes. the dinner was largely in response to the stance president-elect trump has taken on the topic. trump said during the to campaign he would suspend immigration from syria and libya. the people at this event want the opposite.>> in this country let's make that question okay. as long as we can believe that as long as we feel we all be

that was found next to 34-year- old frank clark's body at the crime scene and that a white rock-like distance wrapped in a plastic bag fell out of clark's pants during the incident. this reportedly all started with officers cs barkley, md southerland, and cq goss they had a conversation with clark, and moments later, clark reached for his waistband, and the officers heard a gunshot. officer goss fired the the weather channelon and the other officers called for help. they administered cpr on clark and he did die. we are waiting to learn how many shots were fired and whether the autopsy will lead to further information in the case. th an eye on how this develops, and we're told that the officers were placed on administrative leave with pay until we learn more. back to you. >> emmy victor, with what we know and are waiting to learn. thank you. >>> we could know as early as today if charges will be filed against a charlotte-mecklenburg police officer that fired the shot that killed keith scott. charlotte, wcnc, the district attorney asked to meet with the scott family. scott was shot sep

the man shot was frank clark of durham. the three officers involved in the shooting, officer cs barkley, nv sutherland and, cq goss. and officer sutherland was taken to the hospital for a leg injury and he has since been released. >>> clark died at the scene, police say a gun was found next to his body. >>> a cold warming up. >> still cold out there with temperatures mainly in the 30s. raleigh sky cam showing sunshine but high thin cloud cover moving in as well. those clouds will thicken up and will be overcast by later on today, this afternoon in particular. temperatures are starting to warm up. 35 in southern pines, 32 goldsboro, 35 in south hill and upper 50s for highs this afternoon. chance of showers early tomorrow and then variably cloudy with a high of lane of 440 eastbound at ridge road. raleigh is on the scene. traffic volumes light enough that we're not seeing big delays with that. check around the rest of the triangle, a few minor accident this morning, major routes are in good shape. airport delays, in the north

michael clark is frank clark's he wants police officers to be more respectful to the residents. he says many in the crowd feel intimidated by police. >> how they go about it. you know what i'm saying. there's another way than just hopping out, searching you, patting you down for guns. >> through the demonstration, the family listed some demands that included an independent autopsy, the firing of three officers involved, and the call for residents to file police complaints for any wrongdoing by police officers working the mcdougal terrace area. they are planning for protests. >> the anger was at one of the three officers in particular. master officer charles barkley repeatedly harassing residents, they say. the durham police department won't say why he was suspended in the past. the other officers are christopher goss, marty southerland. southerland was treated for an he was not shot. they are on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >>. >>> you can help by donating new or used coats at participating jify lubes. donations can be made on wral.com. search k

comes after a deadly police-involved shooting at the apartments last week that killed 34-year-old frank clark. tonight's meeting was closed to media. but we were able to catch up with chief c.j. davis and community members before. >> i really want to privacy of the community members that are here and let them know that the department is innocent to what is occurring in the community. we're very concerned and committed to helping them get through this. >> it's interaction. the way the approach. how residents are approached. i feel that once they can get a better relationship and a better way of approaching our residents, i feel we can make a big difference out here. >> the shooting is still under officers involved were put on administrative assignments. >>> we have a traffic alert to tell you about in wake forest. parts of south main street are closed because of a water main break. this is near the lodge at wake most. it's not clear what caused the main to rupture. >>> tonight the north carolina central community honored the life of its chancellor. students, faculty, family, and alumni gathere

watch ian clark. frank, you were asking me who this guy was? yeah, he's the guy who just did that right there. he had 21 points on 7 of 8 shooting. 5 for 5 from three. you see his teammates getting a kick out of it. are they having fun or what? here's the coup de grace. put it up. all night long this was happening. i wish i could just keep showing you plays, there were dozens and dozens of them. the warriors win it to the tune of 149 to 106. their highest scoring game of the entire season. those two buddies reconnect right there. 149, the highest total. earlier in the evening, the cleveland cavaliers put up the most points and one of the warriors individual records was at take. you remember when klay thompson hit 37 points in a quarter? how about kevin love tonight in the 1st quarter, put up 34 for the cavs on 11 of 14 shooting. he cooled off a little. only wobbled up with 40 points on the -- wound up with 40 points on the night. 34 points in the 1st quarter. no one's ever scored more to open a quarter in nba history. >>> starting to get their

frank also told me to tell you clark kent's spending the night at the studio. he's gonna sleep in dexter's dressing room on stage 13. where's the copper staying? henderson? the mark stevens. tommy? yeah, boss? is frank still at the studio? no, but he'll be home in half an hour. ay. get in touch with him. yeah. tell him he's working tonight. okay, boss. frank dinelli, the brother of luigi. that's the one i want the information on. the los angeles police haven't got any more than what's right there. nothing since 1938? that's the year he got out of san quentin. he disappeared after that. he's probably had his face lifted, changed his name, started life all over again somewhere where nobody knew him. mm-hm. the trouble is we can never get the goods on him. he's too smart, even for the fbi. oh, they always slip up sooner or later, even the smartest of them. yes, i know. but dinelli's been getting away with murder for 20 years. i have a funny feeling tonight's the night. you still planning on going ahead with your plans to spend the night--? you still gonna spend the

frank sinatra will be helpful, but slow. ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> reorganizing the clark school district is taking the next step. ((brian loftus)) >> the roles parents, teachers, and students will be able to have.. the school. /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and dem i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done. i know that, working together, we can make progress. as attorney general, i brought democrats and republicans together i approve this message because in washington, this is 8 news now good day)) ((brian loftus)) >>> some say this year's election will see the biggest turn this is susan b- anthony's grave in rochester... where voters have left their "i voted" stickers, flowers, and notes. she played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement. city officials say they're extending their cemetary hours.. so voters can pay their respects to what she did for our country. /// ((kirste

clark was flown to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. charges were pending against the 68-year-old--in connection with a deadly crash in march that killed frank lahr. three people rushed to the hospital after a shooting in raleigh. it hp noon at the woodland court apartments on shire lane. police say the injuries are not life-threatening. officers have not said what led to the shooting or if any suspects are in custody. also tonight--- morrisville police are investigating a shooting that sent a man to the hospital. it happened shortly after midnight at a townhome on sutter gate lane. medics took the man to the hospital where he underwent surgery. no word on his condition tonight. police say it's an active investigation. new video out off the north carolina coast. a coast guard helicopter crew pulled three people--from this ship--after the boat capsized yesterday morning off carolina beach. two other people decided to swim to shore. a rescue crew eventually pulled them to safety to. the entire search and rescue operation lasted for about five hours. everyone is expected to be ok. a devastating earthquake rocks new zealand to its core. next on

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clark county. they are almost at 55,000 people who have voted in early voting. that broke the record that was 48,000 before. frankwhat does that tell you about people who are going to the polls early? are they doing so because when they get out there, they want to get their vote in or is their concern about voter suppression, about something happening at the polls that may be untoward on election day itself? >> i didn't see any evidence of voter suppression. i voted yesterday in alexandria, huge crowds. eh at this point, it is so unclear. nobody can make any predictions. the democratic ground game is fabulous. we know this. we don't know about the kind of shy brexit voter. there is a lot of donald trump support. i don't know where these guys are but they sure terped ourned here for the primaries. i am content to wait and see. >> i don't think we have a choice. >> as frank brought up here, these donald trump voters, these sleeper voters that we were talking about, the closet voters, to what degree does that factor in to the ground game for the democrats? is there an expectation on how many of these voters there mi

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willie clark and his business partner johnny peersol started deep city, recording and promoting local talent. the label became a showcase for artists like betty wright, frankher producing or writing, it is a very, very long list, quite an amazing list. >> willie: it is about 1200. >> anthony: 1200 songs. >> willie: it just flows. i'm like a song mechanic. you bring it to me. i'll help you fix it. >> anthony: william and his writing partner clarence "blowfly" reed wrote such classics as "clean up woman" and "rocking chair." deep city was miamis answer to motown. >> anthony: 50 years, 100 years from now, search and punch in the miami sound, your name is going to come up right away as principal creator of the miami sound. what were the distinctive features of the music you were making that separated it from motown, philadelphia, new york? >> willie: the culture was a mixture of bahamian, jamaican, and people came down from georgia and alabama, but that bahamian influence was dominant. >> anthony: right. >> willie: we would have bands who would march from over town all the way to liberty city and back in big parades. this influence, the dancing and the moving

franks. >>> is france the next nation to leave the euro or to go back live to michelle who is in paris. plus, biggie. general wesley clark talk about france, talk about nato, talk about europe's future and what is a very real interview. sometimes when brushing my gums bleed. no big deal. but my hygienist said, it is a big deal. go pro with crest pro health gum protection. it helps prevent gum bleeding by targeting harmful bacteria on your gums. left untreated, these symptoms could lead to more serious problems including tooth loss. gum crisis averted. >>> welcome back to "power lunch" on cnbc. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in paris, france, where today i interviewed marine le pen, running for the presidency of this country. she's often called now in the wake of donald trump's win the donald trump of france because she's similar positions on immigration, and trade, and there is also this implicit suggestion within her campaign of make france great again. and by that, i mean, for example, take a look at this symbol, this red rose, this is a symbol of the socialist party here in france, particularly under the presidency of fr