this service being held at bayside of south sacramento church. that's where famed civil rights activist al sharpton is now. he is going to be delivering the eulogy within the next hour or so. and kpix 5's jessica flores is live now in south sacramento where police are bracing for protests. jessica. >> reporter: that's right. hundreds of people are still lined up here outside bayside boss community church. they are waiting to get into the funeral. more protests are planned later today in the city after tensions have been running high here for 11 days following the police shooting of the unarmed 22-year-old man sparked outrage. al sharpton is delivering the eulogy. he is here and he called the shooting an atrocity. we have been talking to people here who are grieving and calling for the district attorney to prosecute the two officers involved. now, on march 18th, police say they pursued clark after a call of someone smashing car windows. police released body camera footage showing two officers opening fire shooting at clark 20 times in his grandpar

while the scene in south sacramento was far more somber at bayside church, the message was the same, grief and justice for stephon. >> it should have never happened. he shouldn't even be laying here. nobody shouldn't even be here, period. if they would have handled they job right they would have supposed to do they protocols or whatever. >> reporter: stephon was unarmed when he was shot by officers, who fired 20 rounds at him. earlier this week, california attorney general xavier becerra announced his office will be looking into the shooting. >> stephon clark! >> reporter: tuesday sacramento's city council meeting was taken over by stephon's brother stevante and others asking for a change to police tactics in the capital of california. >> as you point this to our council, does this look like a gun? >> i'm asking you to stand with the voices of the people you're hearing today. i'm asking all of you to be the champion of change that sacramento needs. >> reporter: across sacramento, day after day, contrasting scenes continue to play out. tears over the 22-year-old father. >> it's satisf

meanwhile, hundreds are expected in south sacramento. the funeral is open to the public. begins at 11 a.m. reporting live in sacramento, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the trump administration is also weighing in on the investigation into the shooting. >> the president's very supportive of law enforcement. but at the same time in these specific cases, in these specific instances, those will be left up to local authorities to make that determination and not something for the federal government to weigh in on. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders making it clear the administration doesn't plan to call for a federal investigation into clark's shooting death. she told reporters that the president believes that police shootings are a local matter. stay with us for continuing coverage of this. we'll have live updates throughout the morning on air and online at cbssf.com. >>> tonight the san francisco police department is holding a town hall meeting to discuss the investigation into a shooting that involved one of their officers. 21-year-old jehad eid happened last week

meanwhile, hundreds are expected in south sacramento. the funeral is open to the public. it begins at 11 a.m. reporting live in sacramento, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> clark's death has sparked demonstrations across the country. in new york city last night, hundreds of people marched from columbus circle to times square calling for justice. at least 11 people were detained during the demonstrations. >>> palo alto police are trying to track down a man who sexually assaulted a teenaged girl at gunpoint yesterday afternoon along the jogging path near arista dare row and deer creek roads. katie nielsen reports from palo alto. >>> reporter: this morning, palo alto police will be continuing that investigation. they are trying to figure out a suspect in the case. the teenaged victim was jogging and a man pulled her into the bushes, put a gun to her head, sexually assaulted her and ran off. palo alto police say the teenager gave them a description of her attacker. >> the victim described the suspect as a male in his 30s, possibly filipino of origin, about 5'10." he was wearing

(catherine) al sharpton led the family into the 'bayside of south sacramento' church.hundreds of mourners were there, along with muslim and christian clergy. it was a day of high emotion, as grief and anger nearly overwhelmed stephon clark's brother. natstevante clark, wearing a bandana and white t=shirt, threw himself on the coffin as performers danced and sang. later he grabbed the microphone from n=double=a=c=p leader alice huffman,hold on sister, this ain't about you.i am?stephon clark!after calling for a library and recreational center to be named for his younger brother, stevante was led off ... the reverend al sharpton called him back, with a rebuke to any crotics."you don't tell people in pain how to handle their pain. you don't tell people when you kill their loved one how to grieve. we did not come for you uppity bourgeois proper folks. we came for stevante. we came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today."stevante threw his arms around the civil rights leader as sharpton talked about stephon's death, this brother could be any one of uscan't nobody do me l

. >> emotions ran high in the bayside church of south sacramento this afternoon during the funeral of 22-year- old stephon clark who was shot to death by police on march 18th. clark's brother stevante was overcome with emotions at times. he was among the 500 mourners there today. al sharpton gave the eulogy and said he was there to support clark's family and to help bring justice. >> that's what we came for. for them to hold on to somebody until we can change this together. and all of these protests have not been violent. >> along with clark's family, sacramento mayor darrell steinberg and retired nba player matt barnes attended today's funeral. and we want to show you a live look now at the protests happening in downtown sacramento at this hour. right now, protestors are marching on "i" street and a few blocks away from the home of the sacramento kings and the golden1 center. protestors have gathered outside the kings home arena twice over the past week blocking the entrances there so fans could not get inside. the kings have a game scheduled at 7:00 tonight against the indiana pacer

about 500 people gathered at bayside church in south sacramento for the funeral service this afternoon. stephon clark's brother appeared overcome with emotion. at one point he held onto al sharpton who tried to comfort him and his family.>> that is what we came for. for them to hold onto somebody. that is until we can change this together. all of these protests have not been violent. >> along with stephon clark's family, the mayor and matt barnes attended the funeral. the sacramento kings said they are partnering with black lives matter to set up an education fund for stephon clark's two children. >>> family and friends gathered to remember the anniversary of two men that was shot in -- that were shot and killed outside of the pizza parlor in san francisco. they were shot outside of irving pizza in march 2008. they were out with friends when there was an altercation. someone pulled out a gun and began shooting. the family held vigil outside of the pizza parlor to honor the two men. his daughter was only eight when her father was killed. >> he was the life of the party always positive h

south. >> sacramento police say the officers in the helicopter witness clark break i glass door before tellinghe units to move in and released this statement -- >> the two officers who shot clark have a combined six years on the job with the sacramento police department. before that they each had four years guys other departments. both officers are now on paid administrative leave. >> do you think these officers are going to find them selves in a court of law facing charges? >> i don't think so. just looking at this, the legal standard is whether or not the force was justified. i just can't imagine that even an external investigation is going to determine that this shooting was unjustified. we need more training because this young man, a father of two, shouldn't be dead. he had no weapon. >> clark had been staying at his grandmother's home on the night he was killed. he had two felony counts of domestic abuse to which he pled guilty and agreed to under go treatment. also had other charges including robbery. pleaded no contest and year on work project to satisfy his jail term. >> these officers

clark led police on a pursuit that ended in his grandmother's backyard in south sacramento. >> gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: body cam video included an officer yelling gun, then 20 rounds were fired at to the 22-year-old. as officers arrived, one said mute and audio on both body cams went silent. clark was not armed, he was holding a cell phone. >> my team and i at the california department of justice will do everything in our power to ensure that this investigation is fair, thorough and impartial. >> we're here because excessive force was being used. here we're because there was violence on a 22-year-old man, here we're because of that not a group of protesters. >> reporter: protesters attending a city council meeting saying that black lives matter wants accountability. >> which want the right to express our pain, our hurt, our outrage in the wayt serves us, and our anger does not equate to violence. >> reporter: citizens want answers on current police protocol and they want changes going forward. this is a look at the long line outside. there's some frustration building here, the meetin

now earlier in the day, about 500 people gathered for stephonclark's funeral in south sacramento. his brother was overcome with emotion at one point he held onto reverend al sharpton who comforted him and his family. >> that's what we came for. for them to hold onto somebody until we can change this together. and all of these protests have not been violent. >> along with stephon clark's family, sacramento mayor and retired nba player matt barnes were among those paying respects at the funeral. also the sacramento kings is partnering with black lives matter to establish an education fund for stephon clark's two children. >>> a town hall meeting in san francisco last night, police showed body camera video of the moment shots were fired inside a barbershop where an officer was wounded. >> shots fired. >> people gathered in the auditorium of balboa high school to hear details of that police shooting. it killed 21-year-old jahed eid on march 21st. a relative had called police saying that he had a gun and was threatened the family. when officers arrived, eid ran into the amazon barbersh

while the scene in south sacramento was far more somber at bayside church, the message was the same. grief and justice for stephon clark. >> it should never have happened. he shouldn't even be laying here. nobody shouldn't even be here period, if they had traveled -- if they had handled their jobs right, followed protocols or whatever. >> reporter: stephon clark was unarmed when officers fired 20 rounds of him. earlier this week, the county attorney announced his office will be looking into the shooting. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: tuesday, the sacramento city council meeting was taken over by still montaie clock, stephon clark's brother and others, asking for a change to police tactics in the capitol of california. >> as you point to this, does this look like a gun? >> i am asking you to stand with the voices you hear today. not one to be exempt, be the change sacramento needs. >> reporter: across sacramento day after day, contrasting scenes continue to play out. tears over the 22-year-old father. >> the sad thing is he left behind his children. watching his kids. they are no

in south sacramento, lonnie wong ( marty ) in the east bay ...t displaced four people. it happened on anjou place in newark near newark junior high school yesterday afternoon. police closed down some streets in the neighborhood for several hours. here are some photos of the scene. officials say firefighters contained theblaze and kept it from spreading to nearby homes. two people were treated at the scene for minor injuries. no other injuries were reported. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. ( marty ) police arrested a man for allegedly stealing two cars and burglarizing four home in a walnut creek gated community. officers responded to separate calls from neighbors. police say... michael kemper, was under the influence of a controlled substance... when he used the resident's "hidden key" to enter three homes. he then allegedly drove off with one of the stolen cars ....but crashed several miles away. but police say they caught him when kemper tried stealing another car. coming up next ... a brand new edition of dine and dish. vick

>> reporter: the message dialed up on the day stephon clark's casket was carried to this south sacramento church and eventually buried among throngs of friends, family and familiar faces. >> we did not come for you bourgeois proper folk. we came for stevante. we came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today. >> fight back! >> reporter: post funeral protests cropped up, and calls for justice continued. clark died at the hands of two sacramento police officers who were looking for a car burglar and encountered clark in his grandparents' backyard, armed only with a cell phone. >> they didn't see a gun. they didn't even -- they assumed it was something in his hand. and you make that assumption. and i question that they would have made that same assumption if it was white man. >> reporter: the crowd today by the way was quite diverse. black, white, asian, christian, muslim, methodist. they say a reflection of all of the stake holders in this conversation. as for al sharpton, he called out the trump administration today, basically saying this is not just a local issue, as

protests took a tense turn - with demonstrators standing on vehicles and shaking police cars in south sacramentomonstrators demanding justice for clark and changes to the system.protester: "know what your political goals are! we settle for petty goals. we don't just want justice for stephon clark. we want to make sure that helicopter's aren't fly for petty ass break-ins of cars. we want to make sure there aint no school to prison pipeline. we want to make sure they are not selling people to prisons. that's what our goals have to be."the protests continued well into the night. ( marty ) that was mark thompson reporting. ( marty )still ahead on the kron 4 weekend news... the m-r-i results are in and steph curry is out! how long will it be before we see the m-v-p... back on the court? we'll find out .. next in live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) good evening to you...lots of sports news breaking this saturday. we start with stephen curry. the warriors announced today that the star point guard is out at least three weeks with a sprained knee. ja'vale mcgee fell on steph's

. >> reporter: the wake in south sacramento has been going on since around 1:00 this afternoon with familyogether to pay their respects to the family of stephan clark. he was unarmed and killed by the sacramento police officers on march 18 in his grandmother's backyard. the wake for him this afternoon is private. family friends say the anguish and rage over the 22-year-old father's death is unimaginable.>> they are doing a lot of crying in their right now going up to the casket. this never should have happened. he shouldn't even be laying there. no one shouldn't even be here period. >> reporter: this afternoon there was a demonstration in front of the sacramento county district attorney's office urging the prosecution of the police officers who shot stephan, today was the latest in a string of protests in sacramento about the killing. last night clark's brother expressed outrage at a sacramento city council meeting large groups of protesters.

reporter: police believe clark smashed a number of car windows and a sliding glass door in a south sacramentoghborhood sunday. officers chased him to his grandparents' back yard. police say they thought clark was pointing a gun at them. that's when they fired. >> subject's down in the back yard. >> did he have a gun? >> we haven't secured it. >> reporter: police never found a firearm, only a cell phone. >> we want everybody to see the video. and that's why we made it a priority, so that everybody has the opportunity to see what we have the opportunity to see. >> they came from that direction. >> reporter: they came from this direction. the clark family's attorney m s melissa knowles says nothing in the video will justify the gunfire. for the clark family promising justice. >> you're going to know his name forever. you hear me? like you know trayvon martin and mike brown, eric garner, samir rice, you're going to know him. you're going to remember this. >> reporter: clark had prior run-ins with the law including for robbery and domestic violence. sacramento police say the my digestive system us

camera footage and audio from a deadly officer involved shooting that happened on sunday in south sacramento's when police shot a young african american man 20 times saying they believed he was armed with a gun. turns out the man was carrying a cell phone. the report the sacramento police chief is waiting on and what happened to the two officers involved in the shooting. >>> also pam you reported on the fatal crash involving an uber self-driving vehicle. today tech companies working on driverless cars are mashing with san francisco mayor and other city leaders. how the safety briefing came about and the goal of today's gathering. and, of course, weather and traffic is the big story of the day. i will see you in minutes. >> all right thanks gasia see you then. >>> 6:49 is the time over to sal because sal you are covering a number of incidents this morning. because of the weather. >> yeah. the number of incidents is stabilized because people are going so slow pam. >> good. >> the spinouts we had when we wept on the air at 4 and 5 when the road were empty there were more of them. now minor acci

clark's family and friends who remember his life during services at the bayside of south sacramento church. the reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. they are calling for calm and healing for the community. >> black lives! >> matter! >> another protest is land by black lives matter in sacramento. outside of the sacramento county da's office. hundreds of demonstrators marched yesterday, disrupting traffic. the mayor says he understands why emotions are high and raw after the fatal shooting, even if he didn't support the interruption of tuesday night's city council meeting i protesters, including stephon clark's older brother. >> while i didn't like what happened, it is my job and it's our job to bear some of the pain that stefon's brother and the community is feeling about the death of stephon clark. >> the protesters have already disrupted two games of the sacramento kings since that shooting. the police are working with the kings to keep tom outside of tonight's game at golden1 center. the king will be holding the -- hosting the indiana pacers. protesters say they will be there to

clark led police on a pursuit that ended in his grandmother's backyard in south sacramento. body cam video included an officer yelling gun, then 20 rounds were fired at the 22-year-old, as officers arrived, an officer said mute, and audio on both body cams went silent. clark was not armed, he was holding a cell phone. >> there's a lot of mistrust. my sense is that if sacramento can do this thoroughly, as tr g transparently as possible, with some independent eyes over it as well, so perhaps in sacramento we can show we can do this in a way that brings people together. >> we're here because excessive force was being used, we're here because there was violence on this 22-year-old man, we are here because of that, we are here because of police officers not because of protesters. >> reporter: community groups are attending tonight's city council meeting demanding justice now. they say the state taking over the investigation isn't enough. black lives matter wants accountability. >> we need to see change and that looks like the community. >> reporter: this is a look at the shirts t

it's all quiet here in the church in south sacramento. hundreds packed into this church to say an emotional final good-bye to stefan clark. it was a funeral brimming with emotion from the very start. >> you don't tell people when you kill their loved one how to grieve. >> reporter: not just for the presence of a national figure. the reverend al sharpton but also for the raw display of anger from stefan clark's older brother, who took the service in a direction it seemed even his family didn't expect. >> i am, i am. shooting a gun. >> sacramento police fired 28 rounds at the 22-year-old clark as he stood in the grandmother's backyard with the cell phone in his hand. something the officers thought was a gun. it came after a foot pursuit captured on video by a helicopter. >> we did not come for uppity folk. we came for the family, we came because this boy should be alive today. >> reporter: stefan was taken from us way too early. >> clark's grandmother described him as a young father who was especially close to his family. >> stefan warmed h

protests in the sacramento streets are winding down...after a wake was held earlier in the say at a south sacramento church. some people there wore black shirts...calling for justice. and at tomorrow's funeral...the reverand al sharpton has been invited to deliver the eulogy. the funeral is open to the public. as this is happening...sacramento is struggling with how to juggle respectfor the protestors - and still prevent chaos. last night, just like last week... kings fans were denied access to the game as demonstrators blocked entrances. today police say fans will 'not' be turned away again at tomorrow night's game. they say there will be a 'strategic plan' to ensure everyone's safety. today, the white house press secretary said the president is not planning to launcha federal investigation into the shooting. the 22-year-old father of two was shot at 20 times when police thought he had a gun...it was a cell phone. tonight at nine...we'll hear from the sacramento mayor after clark's brother yelled in his face at last night's city council meeting. (vicki)the coroners (vicki)the coroners office in ala

. >> reporter: the message dialled up on the day stephon clark's casket was carried to the south sacramento church and eventually buried among throngs of family, friends, and familiar faces. >> we did not come for you uppi uppity bourgeois folks. we came for stevante. we came for the family. we came for this boy who should be alive today. >> reporter: as the family tried healing through the power of gospel and prayer, stevante clark, who broke up a city council meeting earlier this week, issued a call for peace. >> first, for my brothers, i can't deal with it, okay? >> reporter: hundreds if not thousands of people thursday trying to cope with the tragic death. and protesters took to the streets again tonight, largely about 75 or 100 of them stood right here in front of the courthouse, chanting "no justice, no peace." they would like to see charges filed against the police officers involved in the shooting. from sacramento this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sam. stay with us for continuing coverage on the protests. we'll have an update tonight at 11:00. >>> one of the

[ screaming ] >> clark's funeral brought hundreds to the south sacramento church.is brother stevante took the stage at the funeral and unleashed an outburst. at one point he urged the crowd to say the name repeatedly. you just heard that. afterwards, he embraced al sharpton. >> we came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today. >> this is not a local issue. this is a national problem. >> sharpton blasting the white house for calling the death a local issue. he was invited by the clark family to give the eulogy at the funeral. the sacramento kings stepped up security outside their arena yesterday. protestors blocked streets again near golden1 center but this time only ticketed fans were allowed past the first line of security. demonstrators had blocked the entrance to the arena twice since the march 18th shooting. >>> and the kings players released a psa and wore warmup shirts with stephon clark's name. now they are partnering with "black lives matter" sacramento to create an education fund for clark's two children. >>> president trump is threat

earlier in the day 500 people gathered for the funeral in south sacramento. is stephon clark's brother was overcome with emotion. he held on to the reverend al sharpton who comforted him and his family. >> that's what we came for, for them to hold on to somebody until we can change this together. and all of these protests have not been violent. >> now, along with stephon clark's family, the sacramento mayor and retired nba player matt barnes were among those paying respects. also the sacramento kings is partnering with black lives matters to establish a fund for stephon clark's two children. >>> tesla is recalling 120,000 model s sedans because there is a problem with the power steering. this recall only affects tesla model s sedans made before april of 2016. tesla says owner cans keep driving their cars and the company will let them know when repairs are available. >>> the federal communications commission gave the green light to elon musk's spacex. the approval will allow spacex to provide ultrafast wireless service to those not already connected. it will u

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protests took a tense turn - with demonstrators standing on vehicles and shaking police cars in south sacramento demonstrators demanding justice for clark and changes to the system.protester: "know what your political goals are! we settle for petty goals. we don't just want justice for stephon clark. we want to make sure that helicopter's aren't fly for petty ass break-ins of cars. we want to make sure there aint no school to prison pipeline. we want to make sure they are not selling people to prisons. that's what our goals have to be."the protests continued well into the night. (jrstone) next... there is still a gap in pay between men and women... we have a breakdown of how it varies across states. (justine) millions gathered across the nation for today's march for our lives... with survivors of the parkland florida shooting marching in washington, d.c. ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. from boston to los angeles, demonstrations all over the country called for

police say stephen clark stephen clark was breaking car windows and a glass door at a house...in south sacramentoronted him in his grandparent's backyard. officers say clark extended his arms with something in his hands...prompting them to open fire. but only a cell phone was recovered at the scene...no gun. residents we talked to about the shooting...are on edge. (sot) did mr. clark really have to die? it does seem that way to the community." (grant) clark's grandmother says police didn't immediately notify the family of the shooting...let alone tell her...that her own grandson had been shot (steve) lured to a location... thinking there is going to be a party...to find out you and your friends are about to become victims of a sexual assault that is what five girls say happened to them... a few days ago in berkeley. kron4's haaziq madyun explains how the girls say they were held against their will. five adult males and five juvenile females hanging out sunday night in an apartment here inside the hillside village on shattuck avenue in berkeleyaccording to berkeley police one of the five men took

i'm straight out of glen elder in south sacramento. as you know this has been going on for so long.eople been terrorized and traumatized for hundreds of years. we have to be strong and we have to acknowledge that we got a white house that really doesn't give a damn about black people, especially young people. that's true for most muslims, gays, lesbians and trans. you have genuine freedom fighters. you have brother kevin carter. then you have major, brother stienberg and i'm convinced he's a decent brother and will have a openness with how you come to terms making sure police are accountable. at the same time we need decency and elected office. the police turned off the microphones it's not an illegal thing to do. what did they feel should not be recorded. >> there's the sense of them not being accountable. this is the human thing. we just have to make sure that people understand that black lives are precious. those who take away the lives go to jail. >> the idea this is a local matter. this is a president obviously who certainly has not shied away from commenting on so called local

about 500 people including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg gathered at bayside church in south sacramento for the service chanting the name of stephon clark. clark's brother stevante was overcome with emotion. at one point you see here he held on to al sharpton who tried to comfort him. sharpton gave the eulogy. he referred to a white house statement that called the shooting a local matter. >> no, this is not a local matter. >> no! >> they been killing young black men all over the country. >> yeah! >> and we are here to say that we are going to stand with stephon clark and the leaders of his family. we are putting aside our differences. it's time for preachers to come out the pulpit. it's time for politicians to come out the office. it's time for us to go down and stop this madness. >> sharpton called for continued peaceful protests in the wake of the police shooting. >>> i want to show you live pictures now over sacramento downtown area there. there is a heavy police presence in the area as those protests continued. right now demonstrators are marching near 8th and jay streets near city

it was held at a south sacramento church... some people there wore black shirts...calling for justice. and at tomorrow's funeral...the reverand al sharpton has been invited to deliver the eulogy. the funeral is open to the public. as this is happening...sacramento is struggling with how to juggle respectwith how to juggle respectfor the protestors - and still prevent chaos. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg is responding tonight...after clark's brother stevante...yelled in his face at last night's city council meeting.<>(grant)<> (grant) today, the white house press secretary said the president is not planning to launch a federal investigation into the shooting. the 22-year-old father of two was shot at 20 times last week...when police thought he had a gun...it was a cell phone. (vicki) in just six days...protesters have blocked the entrances to the golden 1 center...where the sacramento kings play...to protest the death of an unarmed black man. and with another game tomorrow night...some fans wonder if it will happen again. o

gathering to mourn 22-year-old stephon clark, who was killed by police, during a public wake at a south sacramento church.clark was shot by police who were responding to a call about someone breaking car windows on march 18. he was unarmed.some attendees wore black shirts calling for justice. one woman held up a clenched fist as she exited the church while others hugged and cried.cynthia brown brought her 10- and 15-year-old grandsons, who she said could have been in clark's shoes. she says the two officers who shot clark should be charged and that police need to stop assuming a black man is a "thug."she says, "this feels like the '60s."óó1 a.m.relatives of an unarmed black man killed by sacramento police say they're skeptical of a promised investigation into the shooting.twenty-two-year-old stephon gordon was shot by two sacramento police officers responding to a report of someone breaking car windows march 18. police say they thought he was holding a gun. it was a cellphone.the shooting has sparked more than a week of protests. clark's wake is planned for wednesday. clark's uncle, curtis gordon,

grandmother's backyard last week after a 911 caller claimed he was smashing car windows in a south sacramento neighborhood. the officers shot the 22-year- old believing he pointed a gun at them. they never found a weapon, only a cell phone. >> we've been down this street before for michael brown in ferguson all the way to trayvon martin in florida. >> reporter: for city officials, they're promising to do whatever they can. >> for me, you know, stephon could have been a friend of mine and i can't imagine the horrible grieving experience that this has caused for his family. it happened about 3:20 nville. >>> a small earthquake rattled the mount diablo area this afternoon about 3:20 near danville. it was a 2.7 magnitude quake. it's the same area that was hit by a swarm of quakes just last month. >>> it's an around the clock race to repair a sagging train trestle north of sacramento near marysville along a bridge above the yuba river. after recent storms the trestle is dipping almost 3 feet below normal. crews from union pacific are laying down foundation to stabilize it. one of the big concerns

earlier in the day, about 500 people gathered for stephon clark's funeral at bayside church in south sacramento. stephon clark's brother was overcome with emotion and you see at this point, reverend al sharpton helped comfort that man and his family. >> that's what we came for. for them to hold onto somebody until we can change this together. and all of these protests have not been violent. >> now along with stephon clark's family, sacramento mayor steinberg and retined nba -- retired nba player matt barnes were among those paying respects. the sacramento kings is partnering with black lives matter establishing an education fund for stephon clark's two children. >>> tesla is voluntarily recall more than 120,000 model s sedans. there's problem with the power steering. corrosion in the power steering bolts may cause problems in the weather. the recall affects the tesla model s sedans made before april of 2016. owners can keep driving the cars according to tesla but the company will let them know when repairs are available. >>> federal communication commission gave the green light to spacex to lau

it's stoet move no an empty business park in south sacramento near homes and two schools.rs say they worry about crime increasing in the area especially with so many children around. but the city leaders say the location was chosen because it's close to a public transit and nearby businesses. >>> how do we get people who have made a mistake in their lives integrated back into the community in a positive way? and this is a program that will help them do that. >> now the center will provide counselling, job assistance and parenting classes. supporters hope this will give convicted criminals a chance to re-enter society without leaving town. the next closest facilities are in san francisco and fresno. >>> it's 5:57. new this morning, a warning about taking too much tylenol. 6% of people who use the pain killer for a week exceed the maximum dose at least one day. the risk was higher during the winter months because of a lot of over-the-counter cold medicines contain the pain medicine. >> amazon is expanding its offer to a discounted prime membership for people on medicaid. thi

earlier in the day, about 500 people gathered for stephon clark's funeral at bayside church in south sacramento. stephon clark's brother was overcome with emotion as you see at one point he held onto reverend al sharpton who comforted him and his family. >> that's what we came for. for them to hold onto somebody until we can change this together. and all of these protests have not been violent. >> along with stephon clark's family and friends, sacramento mayor and retired nba players matt barnes were among those who paid respects. sacramento kings is partnering with black lives matters establishing a education fun for stephon clark's two children. >>> investigators in mend soono county are searching for -- mendocino county are searching for the cause of a deadly crash off highway 101. a suv of a family of 8 plunged on the rocks below. two women and three of their 6 children are confirmed dead. the other three children are missing and presumed dead. now the family's suv was found monday off highway #. investigators say -- 1. investigators say this were noskid marks or signs the drivers hit the b

protest took a tense turn with demonstrators standing on vehicles and shaking police cars in south sacramentoe demonstrators demanding justice for clark and changes to the system. >> know what your political goals are. we settle for petty goals. we don't just want justice for stefan clark. we want to make sure [ inaudible ] we want to make sure they're not selling people in prison. that's what our goals have to be. >> reporter: the protest continued well into the night. we do know police made at least one arrest. the protest is scheduled monday morning at 10 a.m. right here at the federal courthouse. in sacramento, marc thompson, kpix 5. >>> apple ceo tim cook says new regulations on tech companies may be necessary in the wake of the facebook data mining scandal. he told bloomberg news today, quote, the ability of anyone to know what you've been browsing for years, your contacts, things you like and dislike, and every intimate detail of your life from my own point of view, it shouldn't exist. >>> meanwhile, investigators in the uk raided the london offices of cambridge analytica this morning.

in south sacramento... when police confronted him. he was in his grandparent's backyard.ark extended his arms with something in his hands...prompting them to shoot him multiple times. clark was killed -- but only a cell phone was recovered at the scene...no gun. residents we talked to about the shooting...are on edge. (sot) did mr. clark really have to die? it does seem that way to the community." clark's grandmother says police didn't immediately notify the family of the shooting...let alone that her own grandson had been shot. (vicki) there is new video tonight of that deadly self driving crash involving an autonomous uber suv in phoenix we want to warn you...it is graphic. police released this video showing the s-u-v hitting a pedestrian as she walked her bicycle across a darkened street. the s-u-v's lights didn't illuminate the woman until a second or two before impact. we slowed it down here for you to see. the video is raising questions about whether the vehicle could have stopped in time. it also shows the backup driver looking downward for several seconds before t

sacramento city hall. for members of stephane clark's family and community leaders, demanding answers. >> a young black man holding a cell phone is shot 20 times. >> running south. >> reporter: sacramento police released this video shortly after the fatal shooting. it shows the pursuit of a man suspected of breaking into cars and smashing the window of a heart. officers believed clark was holding a gun. but as he lay on the ground, they learned he had no weapon. >> right now, the police department is looking at the record. we don't know whether or not these two policemen have had prior complaints. >> reporter: the naacp and others calling for changes in the california peace officers bill of rights that protect personnel records. the sacramento police told us they are listening. >> we are open to all discussions and we want our community to know that we are committed to giving the facts of this incident. >> reporter: some are calling for changes in the use of force. >> whenever you see a police involved shooting, the first thing they say is that they fear for their life. >> reporter: also asking questions about the way police interact with the people they serve.

an agency whose south sacramento shelter is now home to more than 250 rabbits.kenn altine, ceo sacramentohis is one of three rooms, and i think it's the smallest."nats according to neighbors, the animals came from this home. that's where the folsom police department says two of it's officers were responding to a separate call on pine grove way... when they noticed over the fence, at least a hundred rabbits living in the backyard. city ordinance only allows for 2 rabbits per household.so the officers radioed in animal control.donald rowberry, folsom police department"from there the animal control officer went over there and was able to see that there was much more than the 100 that she believed was there."in total the city counted 286 rabbits living in and out of the home.many were in poor living conditions.donald rowberry, folsom police department"the main concern was the safety of the rabbits. they went there and saw that they were in unsanitary conditions."although it was obvious somebody was home at the time... nobody answered the door when we knocked. neighbors had no idea that many a

. >> reporter: police believe clark smashed windows and a sliding glass door in a south sacramento neighborhoodunday. officers chased him to his grandparent's backyard. police say they thought clark was pointing a gun at them. >> subject's down. >> did he have a gun? >> reporter: police never found a firearm, only a cell phone. >> we want everybody to see the video. that's why we made it a priority so that everybody has the opportunity to see what we have the opportunity to see. >> they came from this tresh direction. >> reporter: the family attorney says nothing in the video justify the shooting. >> you see officers saying gun, gun, gun, and then opening fire. >> reporter: for the clark family, they're promising justice. >> you're going to know his name forever, john, you hear me? you're going to remember it like how you know trayvon martin, eric garner, tamir rice, you're going to know him, remember this. >> reporter: clark had prior run-ins with the law before sunday's shooting including for robbery and domestic violence. sacramento police say the two officers involved in the shooting are no

south. in sacramento, this is what you were wondering about. are expecting some rain right around the time that you're driving. between 3:00 and 5:00. traffic guys have to know what the weather is like. mike, head down before you catch the rain. right now the temperatures are slightly colder in the 40s and 50s. that's because of that cold air mass. i was talking about that. that's what produced the hail. the 24-hour temperature change in livermore. we are 5 degrees colder at this hour. the biggest impact will be into tonight and saturday. at least when it comes to the cold temperatures. we could be seeing temperatures dropping below the 30s. look at the rain estimates. not really a huge rain maker. our models showing about a quarter of an inch. if i take time line tomorrow at 12:00, you can see some greater amounts in the higher elevation areas. and of course for the north bay as well. this is into tomorrow. as far as your sierras, well, they're still expecting several feet more of snow. there's a new shower reported, i'm told it is snowing now

running to the south. >> reporter: sacramento police released this video shortly after the fatal shooting. it shows the pursuit of a man suspected of breaking into cars. officers believed clark was holding a gun. as he lay on the ground, they learned he had no weapon. >> right now, the police department is looking at records. we don't know whether or not these two policemen have had prior complaints. >> reporter: the naacp and others calling for changes in the california peace officers bill of rights that protect personnel records and the sacramento police tell us they are listening. >> we are open to all discussions and we want our community to know that we are committed to giving the facts of this incident. >> reporter: some are calling for changes in the use of force. >> whenever you see a police involved shooting, the first thing they say that the they feared for their life. >> reporter: also asking questions about the way police interact with the people they serve. >> what is the protocol around the escalating conflict? >> reporter

today at sacramento city hall, for members of stephon clark's family, and community leaders, demanding answers. >> a young black man holding a cell phone is shot 20 times. >> running to the south. >> reporter: sacramento police released this video, shortly after the fatal shooting. it shows their pursuit of the man breaking into cars and smashing the window of a house. officers believed clark was holding a gun. but as he lay on the ground, they learned he had no weapon. >> the police department is looking at the records. we don't know whether or not these two policemen have had prior complaints. >> reporter: the naacp and others, calling for changes in the california peace officers bill of rights, that protect personnel records. today, sacramento police tell us they are listening. >> we are open to all discussions and want our community to know that we are committed to giving the facts of this incident. >> reporter: some are calling for changes in the use of force. >> whenever you see a police involved shooting, the first thing they say is that they feared for their life. that is subjective. >> reporter: this is calling into question about the way that police interact with the

it still out of the south. 63 in monterey. 61 sacramento. windy conditions. that rain developing for the morning. and then we will get some some breaks. then the cool air will start to spill in. the rest of the week looks very good for sierra snow. also, rain to the north. veteran is favorable for us. for at least five days year. 60s, 50s on the temps. temperatures which were in the 70s yesterday for many, they are taking a tumble and you're not going to warm up anytime soon. i think the next break will be saturday afternoon into sunday. so until they -- then, keep the rain gear handy. next week, too, more tuesday, wednesday. looks pretty strong for southern california. we will get to some of it. it looks like the will -- that a week away. >> thank you, steve. >>> the warriors compare the relationship with oracle arena to that of a tenant and a landlord. they won't owe any money once daily for san francisco. the warriors president say that they agreed to to help pay the bonds used to renovate the arena. oracle arena underwent about $100 million worth of renov

police shooting of an unarmed black man in sacramento shut down a freeway and delayed a basketball game. protesters shut down interstate 5, the major north-south freeway at rush hour and then blocked ticket holders at the arena for the sacramento kings game. they were protesting sunday's fatal shooting of stephon clark. officers believed he was armed but he was holding a cell phone when officers fired 20 shots.lln days before the las vegas shooting show the gunman stephen paddock preparing for the attack. the video doesn't show the motive but it shows the great lengths he went through to kill 58 people before the attack. >> reporter: the video begins six days before the shooting. monday, september 25th, stephen paddock is seen checking into n the mandalay bay. what follows is a haunting collection of images, capturing paddock getting on and off elevators, eating sushi in the hotel restaurant, interacting with staff, and transporting his arsenal of 23 guns and thousands of rounds of ammo in nearly two dozen suitcases and containers. the last day we see him is the day of the shooting gambling all night at a slot machine area before returning to

and as we look at state wide conditions, here's how it's going to be, low 80s in sacramento, 81 in fresno. down south. here's your 7-day forecast for the bay area. we'll have a slight cooldown for the weekend, easter weekend, with high temperatures mainly in the 70s, it will be a little bit breezier, and we will hold in that average to milder pattern, i don't see any sharp drops or even increases into next week. >>> bulldozers and dump trucks are trying to save a part of the san francisco coastline to fight against erosion. dump trucks will make about 100 trips up and down the great highway to deposit some 75,000 tons of sand. >>> keep your eyes on the sky. the satellite set to come crashing down to earth this weekend and the project here in the bay area attracts all kinds of space junk. >>> do you need tax help? we have you covered at "7 on your side." go online to facebook, or dial i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about

sacramento fire dept. "there are road closed signs on scott road. both directions north and south of this location." e the rescue was successful, officials say the driver had to escape out of a sunroof, and was luckycapt. chris vestal/sacramento fire dept. "if the water rose even faster, then the victim could've had more serious troubles." (steve)heavy rains caused localized flooding in several areas of sacramento today. conditions have cleared up and are expected to stay that way with some showers possible saturday. (pam) a federal judge is granting california's request... to question the director of ice .. it's all part of a lawsuit brought by the trump administration over the state's sanctuary laws. the order means the acting director thomas homan of ice... must be available to testify. california will be allowed to question him about allegations that three state laws are harming the government. the laws in question limit cooperation by local police.. with federal immigration authorities... coming up they do it because of the cameras, at the intersections, for red lights bridge toll plazasso what

ukiah to sacramento, but far less to the south.s on the way for sun and clouds and scattered shower activity and thundershower activity north and east and a colder system for the weekend with off and on rain, not a lot. 50s and 60s, and we'll kick it out of here and monday, the transition day. after that, sunshine and warmer temps. i listen to people. i heard them saying, you know, next wednesday, it will be 70 degrees. that's true. >> you made it happen. >> i heard one person say that. and it's the person who i trust the most with the weather prediction. and that's you. >> i heard a guy saying you know, it's going to be 75 next wednesday. i never say anything. >> no, never. >> i wanted to tell you, you know, you are probably right. he got it from his app. [laughter] >> all right, steve. >>> it's 6:23, and tonight a little boy from north carolina will meet his hero, steph curry. we'll tell you the story of 7- year-old jonathan page and who is making his dream to meet steph curry to come true. >>> napa high school isenning a 120-yea