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adam torres. torres said some very different. lisa stark has the story. lisa. >> john this is another case of an unarmed man who was shot by police, not gettingful attention. thousands of pages of documents paint a clear but still very disturbing picture of what happened that day. it began with a 911 call. >> what is your emergency? >> we need police. >> ended up with police shooting and killing an unarmed man who was standing in his doorway. that man is don geer's son. >> i have this in my mind a long long time. i was there and saw what happened. >> he waited a long time to get the report about the shooting. the document shows what he knows all along. >> what have you known all along? >> that john was -- the shooting of my son was unjustified. >> it was august 2013. his son john was distraught with the breakup of his long time partner. he began tossing her belongings outside the home. she called 911 and told them he did have guns. >> what kind of guns? >> shotguns and handguns. >> john showed the police a gun but put it on the ground. the officer by the

adams. tune in. that's monday at 9:00 p.m. here on cnn. and root for me. that does it for us. this is life with lisa ling starts now. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 in midtown manhattan, and these 20-somethings are getting ready for a party that could turn their lives around. >> i was like a different completely person. >> in an hour, they'll be surrounded by wealthy men looking to mingle, but it won't be your average hook-up. >> you make money, you have a beautiful girl. that's what the american dream is. >> women have a certain value, and this party, it tells you that value. >> for as long as anyone can remember, moneyed older men attract younger women. >> men should provide. it's in their dna. >> now a new crop of websites is bringing this old-school dynamic into the modern day, and the phenomenon has been given a name -- sugaring. the men and women who partake are sugar daddies and sugar babies. >> $100,000 for jewelry? >> >> i'm really good at what i do. >> in the rendezvous between romance and capitalism, who really has the upper hand? >> this is my world. and if my sugar daddy can't conform to it, he doesn'

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lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>s plans for a new state of the art arena for the warriors has gotten a seal of approval from the nba commissioner himself. adam silver toured the site of the proposed arena a couple weeks ago and said it looks fantastic. he especially likes the fact the arena will be privately financed. the 18,000-seat arena will be in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. construction is on schedule for it to open for the 2018-19 basketball season. >>> golden state warrior star steph curry honored the memory of one of his biggest fans. before the all-star saturday night in new york he wrote on his shoe "hash tag curry for dia. rest in peace, dia." it was for a college student who was killed in a triple homicide last week. his death sparked national outrage from those who believe the victims were targeted because they were muslim. curry has north carolina roots and has been following the story. bear cat's sister, a san francisco doctor, said dia loved basketball and he loved all things curry. >> he had a couple things where he did his wedding photo very similar to a magazine cover that i did, and he wore number 30. and he