and the panel was lighting up and i walked over to it and i picked it up and it was ken clark, detectiveng to tell me that they had arrested harvey. it was a real great sense of relief. it was almost indescribable. >> reporter: which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was rather weak. no evidence sufficient to prove that harvey shot steven then dumped his body in the ocean. >> we were looking for steven's dna on the boat. knowing that his death was caused by a gunshot wound it was pretty obvious that there should be something that said this is where it was. >> reporter: but there wasn't. no blood, no gun, no significant fingerprints. what they needed, couldn't find, was something that put the two men together on the far side of catalina island where that current would have caught the body, carried it round to the spot where boaters saw it floating face down in the water. they hunted everywhere for harvey's gps, but they never found it. months wen

and the panel was lighting up and i walked over to it and i picked it up and it was ken clark, detective tell me that they had arrested harvey. it was a real great sense of relief. it was almost indescribable. >> reporter: which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was rather weak. no evidence sufficient to prove that harvey shot steven then dumped his body in the ocean. >> we were looking for steven's dna on the boat. knowing that his death was caused by a gunshot wound it was pretty obvious that there should be something that said this is where it was. >> reporter: but there wasn't. no blood, no gun, no significant fingerprints. what they needed, couldn't find, was something that put the two men together on the far side of catalina island where that current would have caught the body, carried it round to the spot where boaters saw it floating face down in the water. they hunted everywhere for harvey's gps, but they never found it. months went by.

she has got the support of people who have opposed her virulently, like ken clarke has supported herhas, but it is not nearly enough numbers to get her deal through, and if it is not her deal, the question is, what is it? and what she needs to do is make it clearly not no deal. although it could end up being no deal without any preparations, which perhaps could end up being even worse. the point is, nobody knows, and anybody who says they do it properly trying to sell you something. by the baked beans now. labour facing something. by the baked beans now. labourfacing their something. by the baked beans now. labour facing their own divisions over brexit, and the observer is saying that labour is facing a mass exodus over brexit policy. this is a p pa re ntly exodus over brexit policy. this is apparently from members who want the leadership to back another referendum. including the younger, more radical members from what we are learning in the last two or three months, there has been a shift. and it says, according to this report, 5000 labour members and supporters have contacted the p

(ken) stephon clark's family.... asking for justice. and now the attorney general is weighing in on the controversial killing. what he wants the police department to do now. (ken) the family of stephon clark say they want justice... and they want to heal. (pam) this week ... they filed a civil lawsuit against the two police officers who killed clark in sacramento last march. reporter rowena shaddox spoke with the family. natsot/police radio as officers chased clarksequette clark, stephon clark's mother: "we're just still trying to heal. every day i wake up, this just happened yesterday for me. so, whether it be a year or 10 years, my son is dead. i'll never get to kiss his face again, ever."tommy thompson, stephon clark's grandfather:"i miss him. it's a bad day when they killed him."the family of stephon clark still awaits a decision from the sacramento county district attorney on whether or not the officers responsible for his death will face any criminal charges. pastor les simmons, sacramento area congregation:"if the da doesn't convi

now, the former chancellor ken clarke has said the architects of universal credit were well—intentionedng during the debate on the government's latest change of tack on universal credit, a new benefit which is slowly being rolled out across the uk. amber rudd announced last week that she was dropping plans to cap benefits for some families with more than two children. she said people with children born before the two—child policy would be exempt. first, congratulations on the progress of eliminating some of the obvious defects. does he agree that the details were designed with people who were well—intentioned but tpo paternalistic in their attempts to introduce people to the disciplines and normal way of life of people in work when they were dealing with people off and who were very vulnerable and relying day—to—day on cash? so where this is affordable, after we have really recovered from the consequences of the financial disaster, will he addressed the five—week delay in the first payment which just caused hardship and i hope it's gone by the time that the so—called migration comes to

(ken) the family of stephon clark says they want justice... and they want to heal.pam) this week ... the family filed a civil lawsuit against the two police officers who killed clark in sacramento last march. reporter reporter rowena shaddox talked with them. natsot/police radio as officers chased clarksequette clark, stephon clark's mother: "we're just still trying to heal. every day i wake up, this just happened yesterday for me. so, whether it be a year or 10 years, my son is dead. i'll never get to kiss his face again, ever."tommy thompson, stephon clark's grandfather:"i miss him. it's a bad day when they killed him."the family of stephon clark still awaits a decision from the sacramento county district attorney on whether or not the officers responsible for his death will face any criminal charges. pastor les simmons, sacramento area congregation:"if the da doesn't convict, how does the city step in place to say that's not the style of policing that this community is asking for. that's the standard that we have to set as a community."sequette clark, stephon cla

ken clark said today, look at this mess. no wonder populism finds fertile ground.y among themselves. celebrations today among themselves. celebrations today among the conservative party that two wings among the rhone party have finally found a compromise after two yea rs finally found a compromise after two years and the labour party has a problem, some of whom are being told to support the yvette cooper amendment yet they are brexit constituencies. we are in difficulty because it is a very complex thing. i know what leaving an institution means that did the question rear light in any of us as to what our future relationship be with the 00:21:07,1000 --> 00:21:08,464 uk? no, it did not. iagree future relationship be with the uk? no, it did not. i agree we are spending a lot of time at the moment on the process and the time but, at some point if the prime minister's deal does not get through, she, as the prime minister, will have to confront this truth. if that does not work, what else will work? that is why i put forward a proposal for an indicative vote. we need t

ken) today... attorneys for the family of stephon clark filed a long- expected wrongful death lawsuit against the city of sacramento... and two police officers. the 20 million dollar suit alleges police officers terrance mercadal and jared robinet racially profiled and used excessive force in the fatal shooting of the 22-year old clark. the complaint alleges police failed to properly identify themselves or give a verbal warning before using deadly force -- discharging their firearms approximately 20 times at clark... who was unarmed. the sacramento county district attorney is still determining whether or not the two officers will face criminal charges. (pam) a 35- year old san francisco man has died... after being trapped by an avalanche that occured last week in montana. benjamin hirsch- mcshane was backcountry skiing in the tobacco root mountains, when an avalanche occured around 1 - oclock last friday afternoon. he was part of a group of four people from california and utah. the group was reportedly ascending a slope in a heavily treed area, when the avalanche occurred. two of the skiiers were able

(ken ) joining us now to talk about the temporary deal--- is jason clark, chairman of the san franciscoblican party. the senate has unanimously passed a hard-fought measure to reopen shuttered government agencies for three weeks, ending a five-week partial shutdown sparked by president donald trump's demands for immediate money to build his long-sought border wall.the measure passed the senate by voice vote friday hours after trump relented. it now goes to the house, which is expected to quickly pass the measure and send it to the white house for trump's signature.the measure would recall to work hundreds of thousands of furloughed federal workers and provide them with back pay after two missed paychecks. friday's developments awarded democrats with a victory settled mostly on their terms and set up talks on a government-wide spending bill that will serve as a vehicle for negotiations on border security and the wall.house speaker nancy pelosi said she will discuss a date for president donald trump's state of the union address once the government is open.trump's annual address was origin

clark family and their attorney... both declined to speak on this issue today.(kenolice department and police union also did not comment on the issue as well... (ken) in the south bay.... no more one-on-one meetings between students and teachers. that is what a lawsuit filed today is asking for... in order to protect students from being sexually abused by their teachers. (pam) the claim involves the alleged abuse of two middle school students.. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. sot attorneys here at cordiglia, mcmahon & allard law firm are representing a pair of students who allege they were sexually assulted by their darthmouth middle school music teacher samuel neipp, who is facing 43 felony counts of child molestation involving the two students. attorney robert allard says one alleged case occurred over a three year period and began when the c

and now, stephon clark's family is taking legal action against the city and the two officers involved.. (ken) as reporter doug johnson explains... that wrongful death lawsuit claims sacramento police officers sacramento police officers ááracially profiled and used excessive force during the march 18th shooting. nats paperfiled on behalf of stephon clarkús two sons, his parents and grandparents... the lawsuit seeks at least 20 million dollars from the city of sacramento as well as from the two officers who pulled the trigger... ultimately taking clarkús life.berry accius, voice of the youth 'thatús the only form of justice now-a-days when it comes to police shootings. you know you sue, because youúre not going to get justice anywhere else.'civil rights activist berry accius is not surprised clarkús family and their attorney filed now. clarkús family has retained civil rights attorney benjamin crump... who is best known for representing the families of michael brown and trayvon martin.his lawsuit alleges officers terrence mercadal and jared robinet had no reason to use deadly force... and that

(ken) the number of confirmed cases of measles has grown to 30, and clark county, washington public health officials say there aer nine more cases suspected. of those cases, 29 are in southwest washington and one is in washington state's king county...and the majority involve children under the age of 10. according to officials 26 of the patients were not vaccinated against the disease and it's unclear whether the remaining patients had received the vaccine the full vaccine is 97 percent effective and it will provide immunity for life. (ken) dozens of roadside call boxes in northern california are being removed by the end of the year. the yellow call boxes have been a roadside resource for drivers with an emergency for more than a quarter century. they connect directly with dispatchers who can send help for anything from a flat tire to a serious car crash. the boxes use 3-g cellphone spectrum which is scheduled to be discontinued by verizon at the end of 2019. authorities say the volume of calls coming from these boxes is also dropping. <"a lot of our call boxes are old technologies that i