i'm just asking for justice. >> reporter: the family of michael marshall is demanding answers. the 50-year-old died at the denver jail last november. initially arrested for trespassing, marshall was involved in a disturbance while in custody. according to his autopsy, he was restrained, he couldn't breathe, and died. is suffering. his last moments ii this earth. how scared he was. >> reporter: the coroner calls marshall's death a homicide. yet that doesn't mean a crime took place. denver police are now demands answers. >> we want to see the evidence. >> reporter: the death of michael marshall comes three months after the arrival of patrick furman as the new sheriff. hissarrival as a part of a bigger move to overhaul the department after a series of controversy. 3 that includes this violent video showing marvin booker who died in jail custody. denver taxpayers paid his family $6 million. in another case jamal hunter was choked on camera and tortured by fellow inmates. he was paid $3.25 million. now another high-profile case putting conduut and credibility in question. >> reporter

district attorney announced thursday that he would not file criminal charges in the death of michael marshall. marshall died following a confrontation caught on camera with deputies inside the jail. a medical examiner's report states marshall's cause of death was due to complications of positional asphyxia from being physically restrained. the d-a says the deputies acted properly. in consumer news-- auto recalls hit another record last year. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, there were almost 900 separate recalls in 2015--impacting more than 51 million vehicles. that's close to a hundred recalls more than in 2014.

i'm asking for justice . >> reporter: michael marshall family demanding answers. the 50-year-old died at the denver jail last november. initially arrested for trespassing, marshall was involved in a disturbance while in custody. according to his autopsy he was restrained, could not breathe and die. >> all i can magine is my uncle suffering.'s last moments on this earth, how scared he was . >> reporter: the coroner calls his death a homicide. yet that doesn't mean the crime took place. denver police are now investigating as the family demands answers. >> we want to see the evidence >> reporter: the death of michael marshall comes three months after the arrival of patrick berman as the new sheriff .'s arrival is part of a bigger move to overhaul the department after a series of controversies. expect that includes this violent video showing marvin booker who died in jail custody . denver taxpayers paid his family $6 million. in another case jahmal hunter was choked on camera and tortured by fellow inmates. he was paid $3.25 million. another high-profile case putting c

the inmate, michael marshall , was only 5'4" tall and weighed 112 pounds. one of the deputies restraining they were applying way to the middle of marshal's back. the da declined to file charges against the deputies in the case. the decision that -- the family says the decision is an outrage. >>> we try to watch the evidence and make some sense of city leaders have been giving us as to why michael marshall is dead. why he goes into the denver jail on the most minimum charge iman schmoll and he leaves on a gurney -- imaginable and he leaves on a gurney.>> reporter: they say that the deputies used excessive force during marshal's episode. the death by homicide means that his death was caused by another person and not necessarily that it was malicious. >>> command from colorado, a professor from csu, said he to his wife and he publish the findings.>> reporter: senegal in august 2008. >> they are very poor and live on less than one dollar per day. >> reporter: it was not his first trip to africa for research on malaria. >> we were in tough rural conditions and b

that was the first time we saw the video, also the first time michael marshall's family saw the video. we have a clearer picture on what happened that day. the video is from november 11 november 11th, four days after marshall was arrested. the deputies used necessary force to restrain marshall on that day after he became aggressive toward another inmate and ignored a command. medical examiners said marshall was suffering a psychotic episode. his death has ruled a hd. the medical examiner also couldn't directly pinpoint whether the actions of the deputies directly caused his death or whether he was already suffering from some type of medical problem. the family says hey just don't buy that explanation. >> he didn't try to hurt anyone. he wasn't threatening. him the way they did and brutal brutally murder him just because of the fact he was trespassing is beyond my thought. >> what we looked for is some kind of indication that there was excessive force. there was striking. there was some weapon used. there was choking. there was something that in light of what they were confronted with

michael marshall, a 50 -year-old man battling mental illness, died in the denver jail cell where he was because of trespassing and disturbing the his bond was $100. >> my uncle was a beautiful person. >> today his family held a press conference there after learning marshall step has been ruled a homicide. the medical examiner determined the cause of death was complications from a six positional asphyxia including six positional asphyxia including aspiration aspirational pneumonia by being restrained by law enforcement during an acute psychotic episode. the manner of death was determined a homicide. >> the only thing i can think of is my uncle suffering his last moments on earth. >> there were six men and women deputies involved in their demanding he be charged with murder. the district attorney could attorney continues to investigate. >> i thank you all for asking for justice. >> the dve sheriff says. >> it was a horrible event. i can't imagine what the family is going through. >> they are cooperating fully with the investigation. he would not tell me the names those deputies are are on

several people pushing for denver to release video showing the confrontation between videos and michael marshall who is homeless. they are on a hunger strike and say they'll continue until the video is released. denver officials say it will be released as soon as the investigation is wrapped up and no word how long that mighh take. >>> we know when the woman accused of stealinggan unborn trial. february 11th. >>> what was supposed to be a day of fun turned bad for one cowboy when investigators say someone stole all his gear. he was in town for the national western stock show. says he was in bass pro shop and someone took his stuff out lot. anything, and he's missing about $4,500 worth of gear. >>> many of us call uber when we need a ride. -`>> now it may cost less to do that. denver7 reporter sally mamdooo joins us live in denver. >> reporter: it's all about knowing your customers and seems like uber knows their customers very well, because they decided this time of the year they were going to drop prices by 10%. th'rat because nd this time oo the year, well, it gets too cold to go out, and peop

michael marshall was arrested on a minor trespassing charge in november. he was a man who lived with mental illness and addiction issues. the medical examiner's report deputies then restrained him in a prone position. a spit mask was then placed on his face, a mask designed to protect deputies from saliva. while he was on the ground, belly-down, marshall began to vomit and suffocate. he had a heart attack. he then died at the hospital more than a week later. the medical examiner says the way he was restrained led to his death. his heart disease was also a factor, according to the report. now, there is video of this incident, but that video has not been released yet. his family and several pastors call it a murder and the cover- up by the sheriff's department. i asked the new sheriff for his opinion on this. here's what he had to say. >> i would prefer not to. although i've seen the video, i haven't seen any of the testimony or read any of the reports from the investigation. so rather than make judgments based on one piece of evidence, i would rather hold c

is unbelievable for me to watch the tape and see the deputies kill my brother. >> reporter: michael marshall's brother rodney and the rest of their families saw it for the first time. >> he didn't try to hurt anyone. >> reporter: the video was released to the family after they opted not to charge any deputies for their involvement. a decision that boils down to two main points. >> what we looked at in this case is for some kind of indication that there was excessive force. there was some weapon use. there was choking. there was something that indicated that in light of what they were confronted with from mr. marshall. >> reporter: he didn't find that and says the restraint appeared justified. the medical examiner could not pinpoint whether the actions of deputies directly caused his death or whether he was already suffering from medical problems as evidenced in the video before the deputies start to restrain him. >> watch what happens there. he starts to slide down the wall. he's not steppingment ping. he is starting to slide down the wall. and i think in and of itself there is evidence that t

you can see michael marshall being pinned to the ground by deputies. they say he was resisting. sometime during the incident he his own vomit. staff performs cpr. he died in the hospital nine >> . he didn't try to hurt anyone. he wasn't threatening. and for them to forcefully restrain him, and brutally murder him. just because of the fact that he was trespassing. >> . watching that tape. they committed murder. >> . denver district attorney reviewed the case. and decided not to prosecutor the deputies. >> this was not a situation where he was beaten. choked. where he was tazed. we felt that we couldn't prove that the officers acted unreasonable pwhreu. as far as the use of force. >> . we couldn't prove that they caused any one sheriff or all of them. caused his death. >> here's why. the coroner can't say for sure when or why he had the heart attack. before deputy restrain him. as efd. >> he slides down the wall. if you watch that in slow e emotion and watch that closely. you'll realize that is not a voluntary act. >> . marshalls family and lawyers don't agree. they say the video

shows michael marshall walking in a sally port. a deputy stops him and 3 more get on top of him. this went on for 13 minutes. the medical examiner says sometime while it was happening, marshall choked on his own vomit. and his heart stopped. nurses and a deputy performed cpr. before he was taken to the hospital. where he died nine days later. his family says when they watch this video, it's clear to them >> district attorney says he is not going to prosecute the deputies. that is only for situations where use of force is a criminal act. that he says can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. in a nine page decision statement. he says quote the maneuvers placing marshall on the bench and on the floor were not aggress i have or violent. it's important to know note there were no punches. kicks or strikes. >> they are calling for a >> back doe says the thieves thousands of dollar ins cash. jewelry and other valuables. police want anyone with information to give them a call. >> . for attempted murder and first degree assault. accused of plotting an attack on mountain vista high school. a

showing the final moments of michael marshalls life. in jail. >> . thanks for staying with us. >> . the lawsuit says the city of denver has no reason to keep the video private. other than to protect themselves. >> . >> it's been nearly 3 months since that inmate died at the hands. allegedly of a deputy here at the detention center. and since that time pressure on the city to release that video has continued to mount. last week the man's family held a protest on the doorstep of the building. and now the city faces a lawsuit. >> . the lawsuit filed by an online web site targets the city of denver. claiming they don't want you to see how an inmate died last november. >> allow the public to skwrupbl for itself. what happened in there. >> it's a fight her law firm has fought and won before. >> . last year her law firm filed a similar lawsuit in 16 year-old mcdonalds death. he was shot 16 times by chicago police. all of it recorded on video. >> the city of chicago was saying the same thing. why the video shouldn't be released. >> . without the video. all the family and do is wonder and wa

uncle suffering, his last moments on this earth, how scared he was. >> reporter: according to michael marshall's autopsy report, the 50-year-old died partially as a result of complications of positional asphyxia due to physical restraint by law enforcement, meaning marshall couldn't breathe properly when he was several minutes. warned the sheriff's department as well as police of positional asphyxia before, following this incident in 2014 where a denver by kneeling on the back of his neck for several minutes. >> they cannot continue to get away with the same crimes that the community wouldn't be able to get away with. >> reporter: the coroner ruled the death a homicide but that doesn't mean murder. but that's what his family is calling this case. >> we want to see the video. we want to see the evidence of the murder that is described in this coroner's report. >> reporter: the sheriff says that will happen once the da is finished using it for their investigation. >> we are committed to the marshall family to show them the video before it is released to the general public, and we are committed to

briefly shut down king marade the group wants jail videotapes in michael marshall police say marshall while deputies restrained him. the death is still under investigation. wall street will try to put the first two weeks of 2016 behind it. the dow has dropped more than 14-hundred points, on worries about china's economy and tumbling oil prices. but stocks could bounce back today...futures numbers at last check were way up. investors seem to be shrugging off news that china's gdp slowed last year to the weakest pace in 25 years. oil is higher today, although still below $30 a barrel. look for more earnings today, from bank of america, morgan stanley and ibm. asian stock markets chalked modest gains today. in early tuesday trading, china's shanghai composite was up two-point- five percent, while japan's nikkei was flat. the taiwan stock exchange opened the morning session with a slight gain and hong kong's hang seng gained one- point-four percent. bloomed aboard the international space station. look at this crop of zinnia's -- the first flowers grown in space. astronaut scott kelly twee

michael marshall was a mentally ill homeless man who suffered from schizophrenia. he got in an altercation with another inmate. deputies restrained him on the ground where he threw up, suffocated and suffered a heart attack. family members and others called for release of the incident. >> it is profound brutality and it is unimaginable. >> we have committed to letting them our possession. when we get all of the material back from the district attorney, we plan attorney, we plan to sit down with the marshall family. >> reporter: this is the second time that an inmate here has died while under restraint by deputies. the previous incident involved marvin booker years ago period no . no criminal charges were filed in that case. the family was able to win a civil suit in federal court and the city had to pay out millions. >>> hundreds of denver police are trying to work the beats with body campus. officers in district six, traffic operations and the gang unit of the first to get them. which video the public can see depends on the circumstances. >> we recognize there is

district attorney announced thursday that he would not file criminal charges in the death of michael marshall. marshall died following a confrontation caught on camera with deputies inside the jail. a medical examiner's report states marshall's cause of death was due to complications of positional asphyxia from being physically restrained. the d-a says the deputies acted properly. in consumer news-- auto recalls hit another record last year. according to the national highway traffic safety administration, there were almost 900 separate recalls in 2015--impacting more than 51 million vehicles. that's close to a hundred recalls more than in 2014. officials are connecting the increase with stronger government enforcement and widening recalls of exploding airbags. we're getting reports of several area schools letting out early this afternoon--and you can see the latest closings at the bottom of your screen. meanwhile, our first alert weather team is watching weather conditions outside--von gaskin has a quick update. when it comes to connecting to the world online, people have different needs. whe

. >> right now you can read the michael marshall for autopsy report, we posted it on www.thedenverchannel.com. >>> denver police are sharing more about additional body cameras. 800 more officers will soon be wearing these body cameras. we spoke to police and kyle, watchdog groups say this is a step in the right direction but they hope police will not turn the body cameras is going to 6. more will be made available as funding becomes available. i was able to talk to the police at length about these and they can record nine hours battery life. officers turn them off at the start of the call and offense it is resolved. it improves the quality of evidence in cases where an officer is a witness and while keeping them from the cameras are officer- activated but they have guidelines o make sure they do not turn off the cameras when they should be on. i raised that question today.>>> if there was no use of force reported and they did not turn %- on the camera but we have a clear understanding, it would be a real serious consequence for the officer. >>> reporter: if an officer is caught unintentionall

the protesters say they want justice for michael marshall, homeless man who wassarrested for causing a disturbance. four days later he was involved in a disturbance at the jail and deputies restrained him. the corner says he dried from-- died from positional asphyxia. the city says it will release the video was the investigation is complete but these protesters say they want to see the video now so they are starting a hunger strike. >> some of us are going without food, we're going to have liquids and juices. we are doing this continually until the demands are met. we know that there are consequences that putting our life on the line for a fellow brother, sisters in these jails discomfort means nothing. >>> reporter: many of those participants will role in and out of the hunger strike depending on what the bodies were tolerate but a number people are telling me they will released. how long will that be? they talked to the police chief and said it should not be too long now. lance hernandes-- lance hernandez. >>> the law firms requested documents after a woman said she was insulted wh

. >> this after the family of michael marshal held the news conference outside the detention center. they had just seen the video for the first time, the family and attorneys admit they had only briefly seen the video, they claim it was difficult to sort through it. they believe it shows evidence that the deputies caused marshal's death. >> i think it is unbelievable for me to watch that tape and see those deputies kill my brother and no charges. any other person in public to committee murder would be in jail. if it was me y would be in jail. watching the tape, they committed murder. >> we spoke to denver district attorney, mitch morrissey who released his opinion that no criminal charges were merited. would not be able to testify directly to what actually caused marshal's death. it was ruled a homicide. and he found no evidence of unyeezinable force by-- deputies. >> we didn't find they acted unreasonably with the degree of force when confronted with the situation with mr. marshal. federal investigation. i asked mitch morrissey how he feels. he welcomes it. >> the family just saw th

, 5280, also called and government leaders to release the video, showing the recent death of michael marshall. >> we want to know what happened. it is their goal to make positive change through protest. by standing up and saying they don't won't be quiet anymore. we're not appear to be like. we are here to make change and that is not comfortable. too late he also mayor hancock hancock -- on the homeless and also to click more affordable housing and that nearly evaporated. tammy vigil, fox 30 when denver. >> a man has fallen more than 50 feet to his death. he was a progress the henderson truck. he was working on equipment with another worker when he fell when first responders got on scene to detract request the patient and he was pronounced dead by the time a medical helicopter arrived. they say it looks to be an accident at this point. sky fox morning over the scene -- a 75-foot embankment near in the car. broncos are one win away from the ap super bowl appearance. sitting at home this week. they're always in position. this latter respect for them. when they meet at mile high, it will be beat

. >>> officials ruling the death of michael marshall a homicide. he died in november and a jail cell. his family is calling for justice saying the deputies involved in his death should be charged with murder. >>> the denver police department is training the first 200 officers to be equipped with body cameras. over the next several months all patrol, gang officers gain will be wearing this new technology. all officers are required to activate and begin recording before the contact any civilian. >>> coming up at nine at dog in parker's on the mend. can you tell what happened? he had a run-in with a porcupine and has the scars to prove it. he is on the mend but needs a new home. we have new adoption information for him tonight. >> what a painful process. look at that ride on the face. >>> thanks for watching on that note. we are still working on news for you and we will have the latest

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the group demanded the city released videotapes on the death of michael marshall who died in demmer sheriff's apartment custody. afterwards some call the second march a distraction and other say it was a modern-day version of a dr. king march. >>there was only a necessary division because the powers that be needed to hear the folks that have been oppressed. >>there is a time and day for all of this. at that moment when they were interrupting it was not the time. >>all of today's events were peaceful and no arrests were made. >>> before the marade several people honor dr. king with a wreath laying summary. the aurora police departmeet led a procession to the library. aurora's mayor steve hogan was there. this was the 30th year the city has done this kind of >>> i talked to a spooesperson with the your choice campaign. they say after sseaking to coloradans they are only going to getting the full strength sale of beer and wine in supermarkets. by tweaking the build a say people have more choices when -`they shop and also would give small businesses a chance. opponents to the original bill would

. >> reporter: 50-year-old michael marshall weighed 112 pounds, stood 5' 4. he died on the 20th of november, nine days after sheriff's deputies held him down on the ground for several minutes. friday, the denver medical examiner ruled his death a homicide. >> more than anything, i come to you all, asking for justice, begging for justice, begging. >> reporter: marshall's niece joined many others in front of the jail where this happened, urging progress securities to charge the six deputies involved. >> they are not above the law. matter of fact, they took an oath to follow the law, and to abide by the constitution of the united states of america. >> reporter: the autopsy suggested marshall, a drug abuser with a bad heart, died partially as a result of pneumonia brought about when vomit entered his lungs shortly after deputies forced him to mask, like this. >> this feels like groundhog day. we've been here before. >> reporter: denver pastor timothy tyler is correct. in 2010, another african american, marvin booker, died after deputies restrained him, a resultin

morrissey said that michael marshall tried to go into an aaea of the jail he was not supposed to go in, that's why the deputies tried to stop him. they say that marshall suffered from mental illness and he had a psychotic episode in the jail >> he was not choked, he was not gagged, he was not suffocated. and there was really no force used on him other than that force it took to restrain him, so nothing to indicate excessive forre again, there's no tasing, there's no striking, there's no choking. there are sixxsheriffs holing different parts of his body -- holding different parts of his body, so no one has to have more force thap anything. >>reporter: the deputies were holding him down by his arms and leg, one had a knee on his backside, and then one had his hand on his shoulder but none of them were on top of the suspect. he also said that the officers used the appropriate force to keep everyone safe that lead to a heart attack, and deputies ask nurses reviefed him before he -- revived him before he was taken back to the hospital. lance hernandez, denver7. >> two different perspectives

just last week on the autopsy for michael marshall revealed his death was caused y complications of positional asphyxia. >> these kinds recommendations need a policy change. >> denver city councilmember lopez believes denver law enforcement should discontinue the use of the position. the police department says it will wait until the marshall death investigation is complete. >>> several people are on a hunger strike until denver releases video of the fatal marshall and deputies. they believe it's a foregone conclusion that deputies won't face any charges. >> maybe we need to go down and shut down businesses downtown, start getting business owners to be a part of what is going on in the community. if it weren't for the community, there would be no buuiness owners. >> denver officials tell us the video will be released as soon as the investigation is complete. >>> tonight, the police chief of central city is offering an apology for scaring people into thinking the police department was closing. this weekend, we told you the gilpin county sheriff will soon be monitoring the town but tonight, the p

. >> reporter: michael marshall's their families saw it for the first time. >> he didn't try to hurt anyone. >> reporter: the video was released to the family after they opted not to charge any deputies for their involvement. a decision that boils down to two main points. >> what we looked at in this case is for some kind of indication that there was excessive force. there was striking. there was some weapon use. there was choking. there was something that indicated that in light of what they were confronted with from mr. marshall. >> reporter: he didn't find that and says the restraint appeared justified. the medical examiner could not pinpoint whether the actions of deputies directly caused his death or whether he was already suffering from medical problems as evidenced in the video before the deputies start to restrain him. >> watch what happens there. he starts to slide down the wall. he is starting to slide down the wall. and i think in and of itself there is evidence that there was something seriously wrong with him. >> reporter: five or six denver deputies went hands on, took

it may have led to a recent death of an inmate. in 2014 said -- >> last week the officer for michael marshall revealed his death was caused lications of positional asphyxia. cannot have people dying on our watch based off of uses of force that should not be utilized. >> denver councilman paul lopez wants the department to stop using that position. >>> police won't be releasing video of marshall's -- >> one bishop we spoke with says a hunger strike may be only the beginning. >> maybe we need to go down and begin to sit businesses downtown, get business owners to be a part of what's going on in the community. there would be no business owners. >> police officials haven't investigation will be complete. but the protestors have vowed to go hungry until their demands are met. >>> a scare at a southwest denver school. one student diagnosed wwth tuberculosis and dozens of udents and staff members may hhve been exposed during the fall semester. health officials aren't saying whethhr it was a student or staff member that's been infected, but say it is safe fofond staff to report to school as usuaua su

massachusetts in a homicide but the question deputies involved be charged with murder 50 -year-old michael marshall died in november his autopsy report says he died as a result of injury his family is calling for just as even a hunger strike until denver officials released a video of marshall. >> about a loss for words because all i can imagine is his last moments on this earth how scared he was the sheriff's department tells fox 31 denver it is cooperating fully with the investigation but the video will be released into the district attorney should finishes his investigation the six deputies involved are on restricted duty meantime the denver police department pulled out his new body camera program the department spent nearly $2 million for a hundred cameras officers have determined their cameras on before they make contact and they cannot turn them off until the incident is over the know have to upload the video at the end of each shift caught on camera the driver of a stolen suv crash in the surveillance footage showing the 20th of four runner using controlled jump in the sidewalk this afternoon

demanding justice for michael marshall. his death behind bars was ruled a homicide. last week the city released video showing the last moments of his life and how eputies restrained him. the protestors want the mayor to give his condolences to the family. >>> a new medical center in a church wants to use part of their land for medical building but neighbors oppose it. we are joined at the city council building where the debate lasted a long time. >> the debate still going on. >> reporter: chambers are packed inside there tonight. more than 50 people signed up sppaking out for and against this proposal. and councilmembers will definitely have a lot opinions to consider. >> this parking lot an empty school building. the center of controversy. neighborhood. >> reporter:ly >> reporter: low indicated here, they want a medical center. the building would include health care providers and an extended hour clinic. >> it really is a commercial context on main street. >> reporter: sanchez lived near the church for 29 years. for this neighborhood. >> reporter: the church officia

disturbing video released for the first time from inside the denver jail showing the death of inmate michael marshall. marshall's family is furious saying the video shows a brutal murder. in the 45 minute video you can see marshall getting up from a bench, a deputy points for him to sit down, and pushes him against the wall. two other deputies help tackle him to the ground. at some point marshall stopped breathing. denver's d.a. says they were not aggressive or violent. >> i saw nothing to indicate excessive force. again, there's no tasing, there's no striking, there's no choking. >> i'm very angry at what i saw. it's hard to imagine a more inappropriate overzealous response by law enforcement officials. >> marshall was in jail on a trespassing charge and was being held on $100 bond. >>> families in littleton are demanding answers from the school district after a report failure in the -- it points fingers at district officials saying they didn't take the shooters' threats seriously. >> warning signs were missed by those inside and outside of lps and we are profoundly sorry this may have contributed t

michael marshall died because he couldn't breathe while he was being restrained. denver 7 reporter, lance hernandez talking to the marshall family today. family members say thee are angry and hurt. >> reporter: they are demanding justice.. they are also demanding to see the jailhouse video of what % happened inside here. secured section of that jail when he became agitated. deputies tried to restrain him. now according to the autopsy report, he was being restrained on the floor when he became more agitated and vomited. he couldn't breathe. he suffered blunt force trauma to his head, shoulders, back, and extremities. family members say they want the deputies involved charged. >> you know, we need justice. % i'm just asking for justice. if they did nothing wrong, how come we can'ttsee what happened? >> reporter: now the mayor's office issued a statement a little bit earlier this evening saying that the administration ii committed to an accountable process and a thorough investigation. the mayor expects that it will be done in a timely manner. the city has said in th

their main cause was to get video released from when michael marshall died while in custody at the denver jail in november. program of speakers and performances which some people found offensive. >> from this perspective it was a little disrespectful. >> when you find somebody who thinks it disruptive is not a true student of history. this is what dr. king would have wanted. >> both events and march were % peaceful. >>> in aurora the police department led a procession of the vehicles to the mlk library at the aurora municipal center. mayor steve hogan was in attendance. this is the 30th year aurora has done this kind of commemoration. >>> do you recognize this woman? jefferson county deputies say she broke into two cars in evergreen on january 6th and stole credit cards. this happened in the parking lot near the buchanon rec center. deputies say the woman used the stolen credit cards within an hour. she's thought to be driving a dark colored lexus suv. if yyu have information, call jeffco sheriff's office. >>> the war at the pump is coming to an end tonight in people got a gallon of gas i

family members say michael marshall wasn't trying to hurt anyone, and hah the force used to restrain him was far too excessive. >> watching that video today, and watching my uncle's lifeless body as they just tossed him around, because he was trespassing. my uncle didn't do anything. he wasn't threatening to anybody. >> what i saw was a man that was in a psychotic state, acute psychotic state, highly agitated, walking up and down the hall. and if you watch, very closely, mr. marshall starts to slide down the wall. and before he falls, the sheriff and sits him on the bench. >> now, denver district attorney morrissey says he had a heart attack, deputys and nurses were able to get his heart started again, but eventually he threw up and thennstopped breathing again. mitch morrissey says he may have had the symptoms as a result of the heart attack, they don't know when the heart attack happened. deputies did not use force. they did what they were supposed to do. they may consider other avenues to seek justice, including a possible civil suit. reporting live in downtown denver, lance herna

this video shows the sheriff's deputies and michael marshall in the denver jail and died after he had to be restrained and tonight rs we've learned none of the deputies will face charges. >> team coverage of this breaking story, jennifer kovaleski and lance hernandez are live. >> after seeing the video, marshall's family is outraged tonight. >> had some very strong words, let's go to denver7 reporter jennifer kovaleski now. jen. >>reporter: eric, marshall's attorney said that he video shows an overzealous and inappropriate use of force by deputies, marshal's niece said he did nothing wrong and believes the video shows he was brutally murdered. the family released some of the video late this afternoon. it

decided not to charge them for michael marshall's death. this 45-minute jail house video was just released, showing thh moments leading up to his injury. you can see marshall get up from the bench. deputypoints him to sit down, in this pushes him against the wall. two other deputies tackle him to the ground. at some point arshall stops breathing. thh d.a. violent and used necessary force to restrain marshall he says was having a psychotic episode. >> there is no tasing, there is no striking, there is no choking. >> very angry at what i saw. it's hard to imagine a more inappropriate overzealous response by law enforcement officials. >> marshall was arrested back on november 7th on a trespassing charge. he was being held on just a $100 bond. he died nine days later after his family took him off life support. know about. your child could be in danger because of their car seat. the handles can break off and it's already hurt one baby. 71,000 seats are being recalled, made between october of 2014 and july of last year. if you have one, the compa

they say they want justice for michael marshal who died while in custody at the denver jail in november. the protesters want video of that incident released. >> release the tape. >> there is a platform to do exactly what dr. king did. which was protest peacefully, for change. >> there is a proper day for all of this, but at that moment, when they were interrupting, it wasn't the time to do that. were ppaceful. no arrests were made. but the protest did delay the scheduled program of speakers >>> we all enjoyed watching the bronchos beat the steelers on sunday. but there were some ccinge- worthy drops from the broncos receivers. >> it turns out the guy with the best hands may have been standing on the sidelines. this ball boy, series of impressive catches, trending this morning. and an unlikely alliance between ted cruz and janet jackson? 3w4r57 >> we will explain why this classic song was tweeted out by the senator as the countdown to the iowa caucuses continues. dale? >> as that cold front moves through, we have some really strong winds. as we take a look at some of our wind gusts, you

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says none of the deputies involved will face charges refrigerator the family is upset because michael marshall was arrested in november for minor charges and suffers from mental illness. in the video we see him approaching another inmate. reports say he was acting strange and was aggress i have. it's clear the family and da reviewed this video carefully. police an other family members believe he was murdered and wasn't deserving of the treatment he deserved in jail. the da says there is no evidence to support filing charges in this case. >> he didn't do anything to there was no confrontation involved. and they killed him anyway. >> i'm not going to charge people -- anybody -- for a crime that we don't believe we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: marshall was hospitalized then died nine days later. >>> the east coast is bracing for a paralyzing blizzard. right now nearly 30 million people are under blizzard watches ahead of this storm. we have cancellations amount dia this morning. >> people in arkansas and north carolina were among the first to experience the storm overnight as

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the officers in connection with the death of michael marshall the local school board is meeting to discuss the arapahoe high school shooting. this week. victoria chan says is outside -- sanchez is outside the should they had done something more to stop the shooting? >> reporter: exactly, the arapahoe high school says that public school officials could have done something before hand. this is the first time that school is addressing the 2013 shooting. it is happening at the school board right behind me at 4:00. over flow seeding. this is just getting underway and the school board will discuss the findings of two commissioned reports. that -- a third report from the they will not be responsible for major failures in communication and threat assessments before claire davis was killed. they will discuss what happened in a time before their daughter was shot and killed. the meeting will go on from 5:00-5:30 when there will be public comments and they will address the media about the shooting. we will finally get some answers.>>> a woman suspected of stabbing fire chief eric tade was in court, b

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denver's independent monitor this hold saying -- last week the autopsy for denver inmate michael marshall revealed the death was caused by complications of that asphyxia. >> we cannot have people dying on our watch based oof of uses of force that should not be utilized. >> denver city councilman paul lopez believes envee law enforcement should discontinue using that position. the sheriff's department says it will wait until the death investigation is complete. >>> several people on a hunger strike in response to marshall's death. they say they won't eat until denver police release video of the conffontation. police say it will be released when the investigation is complete. no word on how long that will take. people can survivor three weeks without food. >>> this evening president obama will deliver his finaa state of the union. this comes a week after he address guu control. the president is expected to deliver that speech with a slightly different tone compared to years past. in a video released by the white house he previews what he'll say tonight. >> what i want to foous on in this st

, the dangers of this type of hold were explained -- last week the autopsy for denver inmate michael marshall revealed his death was caused by complications of this >> we cannot have people dying on our watch based off of uses utilized. >> denver city councilman paul lopez believes denver law enforcement should ssop using this position. the sheriff's department said it would wait until the death investigation is compete before making a decision. several people have gone on a hunger trike, saying they won't eat until the police reveals the video of that confrontation. police say it will be released when the investigation is over. no long how long that will take. >>> right now city of denver, a nonprofit, considering a new way to help the homeless in denver. but it could cost a lot of money. >> denver 7 reporter sally mamdooh has more on the plan. take a look. >> obviously a little bit of an we'll try to get that audio for you later. >> essentially it's basically a bond they're trying pass. investors would be interested we'll put that on our web site today so you can read about that. just an id

>> at the shorter community ame church reserve-round tyler called attention to the death of michael lee marshal, marshal was arrested in november for disturbing the peace. an autopsy report said he had a psychotic episode in a denver jail and deputies restrained him. he died from asphyxia over homicide. that doesn't necessarily mean a crime was committed. issue. >> diler said the death of booker, a sheriff inmate who died in 2010 after deputies restrained him, he said that is all the more reason why the city has to get this right. >> because they are in denial of the mistakes they made the first time, they need to take responsibility for what happened. >> with marshal's family on stage, tyler vowed not to let city officials rest until videos of what happened while marshal was detained are made public. marshal's family receives the justice he said they are being denied. >> we won't let the mayor rest, not the city manager, the sheriff, police chief, or the da who now has the case. >> reporter: in denver, nick mcgill, 9 news. >> the da's office hasn't decided whether to file criminal charges, den

chanting ] >>> protests broke out at last night's city council meeting demanding justice for inmate michael marshall who died after deputies restrained him. the city released the video of that incident last week and the d.a. says he won't pursue charges against the deputies. >>> for a dozen coloradians %- get release. justices ruled it's unconstitutional to sentence juveniles to automatic life as much ass without the -- possibility of parole for murder. >>> adams county says an old phone scam is making a comeback. we wanted to remind you about it. scammers are calling people threatening to arrest them if they don't pay a summons for missing jury duty. don't give away any personal information. no one will call you to demand payment to avoid arrest. >>> the second time in less than a year a bold and organized escape from behind bars is making headlines. the prison break in new york over the summer revealed a complicated plot. but the one going on in california now has investigators scratching their heads. >> we need the public head. >> reporter: the orange county sheriff laying out the urgency of a ma

no sheriffs deputies will be charged in the november death of inmate michael lee marshall. for the first time we're seeing how he died. surveillance video shows him walking. with a deputy stops him and 3 more get on top. the medical examiner says sometime while it was happening, he choked on his own vomit. and his heart stopped. >> . the university of denver on alert this evening. after late night assault on a female student. near campus. this happened near south high street. late last night. there has been an increase of assaults on the campus. at least 4 reported since the beginning of the year. >> . police are asking everyone to remain vigilant. and report any suspicious activity. it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading mov

they're demanding justice foo inmate michael marshall who died after deputiessrestrained him. the city released that video last week. the d.a. says he'll not pursue charges against the deputies. >>> 6:36 now. in our dozen coloradians serving life sentences like these folks here, for murder, they could get released under a the justices ruled it was unconstitutional to send sentences without the murder. the u.s. supreme court is sentences we have here handed down before that ruling came. >>> president obama is calling for a ban on solitary confinement for juvenile and low level offenders in federal prisons. for successful rehabilitation. he says it should be considered only as a last resort used for inmates that pose threats to themselves or perhaps the inmate populatton. >>> today friends and family come together to remember a parker een after falling through an icy pond. it comes a day after news that a second teen died in the denver7 reporter lindsay watts is live at legend high school. this will be a tough day for students and staff. >> reporter: absolutely. both of the boys