horas antes esta tarde en una manifestaciÓn pacÍfica seis en los presentes familiares de stefan clarkentes del orden, incluidos la prometida y sus dos hijos. el evento fue organizado por el jugador de la nba originario de sacramento, estÁn pidiendo reformas a la policÍa para evitar mÁs fatalidades. cientos de personas se manifestaron en la marcha anual de cÉsar chÁvez en la capital del estado, pero como dice maribel lÓpez tanto la lucha favor de los inmigrantes como la muerte de stefan clark, fueron temas protagonistas en ese evento. >> la mÚsica hizo de este colorido escenario el adjetivo perfecto para celebrar una manifestaciÓn que la ciudad de sacramento cumple 18 aÑos fue el parque el lugar elegido para reunir pasadas y nuevas generaciones y organizaciones las cuales tienen como objetivo llevar un mensaje de lucha y esperanza, en la denominada marcha de cÉsar chÁvez. >> queremos reportar todo el esfuerzo que se hace de nuestra comunidad y extranjeros. . >> aquÍ los mensajes de solidaridad se escucharon a las voces de lÍderes quienes han sido parte de un movimiento con el cual pret

. >> reporter: two rallies as the outrage continued over the fatal police shooting of stefan clark. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: the peaceful protests coming on the heels of the release of the independence autopsy that found officers shot clark 8 times, six of the bullets hitting him in the back. >> we are living in communities that are like war zones. >> reporter: event organizer on stage with clark's two children told the crowd what motivated him to get involved. >> like i said, this is near and dear to my heart for reasons like this. i got two 9-year-old boys that look just like this and i fear for them. >> reporter: urging both sides to get to know one another. >> know your communities. we got to be receptive to allowing them to come in our communities and talk and listen and we got to bridge that gap. >> protesters also marched through downtown streets part of a rally previously planned to commemorate caesar chavez day and focus on clark's death. dozens carrying signs and chanting, chavez or stefan clark. >> supporting brown and black peopl

oficinas de la fiscal, los manifestantes piden cargos a los oficiales involucrados en el caso de stefan clarkgan aquÍ ante la oficina de la fiscal en sacramento >>> llevan mÁs de una semana protestando, viene mÁs preparados ejercien >>> queremos cerrar las puertas de la oficina, el Único trabajo de la oficial es traer a los oficiales, y hasta que esto pase, aquÍ estaremos >>> pasÓ mÁs de una semana despuÉs de ser baleado por la policÍa en el sur de sacramento un afroamericano >>> dijo en una rueda de prensa que apoya la investigaciÓn in p independiente que realizarÁ el investigador >>> desde entonces no ha comentado sobre le el craaso de clark >>> sabe que la relaciÓn entre Él y la comunidad nos buena >>> super tiene un historial de ser incapaz de interactuar con la comunidad, especialmente con familia afectadas por una pÉrdida de un ser querido a causa de oficiales en la ley >>> la organizaciÓn en su redes sociales publicaron una imagen fuerte de la fiscal criticando su aceptaciÓn de dineros para su campaÑa y cuestionando la integridad de las investigaciones >>> ella recibiÓ donaciones de $3

. >> but first more protests in sacramento over the shooting death of stefan clark. the warriors find themselves front and center as the unrest continues. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. today's rally in sacramento lead by a former warrior matt barns saying he felt the need to take action in the wake of a deadly police shooting of an unarmed man. outside of previous protests that keep thousands of fans out. christie smith is live outside the arena right now and christie, what does it look like? >> first it was a passionate but peaceful rally downtown that ended a few hours ago. now of course the attention is here at the golden one center where the game starts at 7:00. now there have been demonstrations here recently over the shooting but we're not seeing that here now. what we do see though is heavy security. >> say his name. >> hundreds of people turned out for another rally over the deadly shooting of stefan clark by police. >> cops aren't bad. one bad cop doesn't make everyone bad but one black man doesn't make everybody guilty. >> the ev

cam footage shows a third officer approaching two officers in somebody's backyard moments after stefan clark is shot. >> you have a gun? >> while clark is lying motionly on the ground there have confusion about whether he has a gun or if he is even alive. >> police department, can you hear us? >> we need to know if you are okay. we can't go over there to get you help unless we know you don have your weapon. >> minutes later, officers approached clark and cuff him before performing cpr. >> is he still breathe something. >> no. >> while officers search the crime scene for evidence. >> other teams responding, try to explain what is happening to neighbors. >> we heard gunshots. >> yeah, somebody shot at officers. >> the only shots fired that night were from police officer guns, clark was shot eight times and he only had a cellphone on him. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. s> glor: the ceo of starbucks is in philadelphia tonight performing damage control. the coffee chain is facing protests and boycott threats after two black men were arrested for not making a purchase and refusing to le

california state capital sacramento protest at the shooting two weeks ago of twenty two year old stefan clarke police who shot him in the back say they feared he was holding a gun it turned out to be a cellphone. in a separate case in louisiana body camera footage shows two police officers swearing at thirty seven year old alton sterling outside a grocery store before shooting him dead but one officer blaine's alimony has now been fired it was clear that one seldom only came out like a pit bull. and immediately escalated the attire situation putting a gun to this means he did. using profane language threatening his life and he ended up taking his life. as second officer involved has been suspended from duty my decision was not based on politics. it was not based on emotions it was based on the facts of the case the family lawyer says the police have a responsibility to the whole community we know how difficult it is we understand it. it's a tough job. they have to deal with a lot. but with high duty comes high expectations you don't just look after white people you look after black people and

el fin de semana, donde arrolló a una mujer >> han sido días de manifestación por la muerte de stefan clarky de 61 años que fue llevada al hospital y está en condición estable esto desató la furia de los manifestantes, los que rodearon las patrullas, avanzan cuando la mujer se cruza y cae al suelo >> el jefe del alguacil dice que ya hay una investigación también indica que el oficial no se había dado cuenta del incidente pues su atención estaba al lado izquierdo no al lado derecho donde estaba la mujer >> el departamento del alguacil dice que han sido pacientes en manifestaciones, no llevando a cabo arrestos >> a nivel estatal el robo de auto disminuyó en 2017 la mitad de estos se realizan en alameda, y los más robados honda >> buscan a responsable de arrollar a joven al frente de su casa y darse a la fuga >> tiene heridas en su rostro nariz y pierna nos dice que siente dolor, pero su estado de ánimo es bueno sabe que ha sido afortunada, el video captado por cámaras muestra a kimberly cuellar estacionarse en la casa de cuellar y ella luego de la despedida ve un auto venir hacía allá y sient

crece la tensiÓn por la muerte del joven afroamericano stefan clark, luego de que un oficial del alguacilfrente con algo de nubosidad. nada de precipitaciÓn, las temperaturas en el Área de la bahÍa se mantendrÁn agradables. en santa rosa temperaturas en los 72 y podrÁ regresar la lluvia en nuestra zona. durante una vigilia en protesta por recordar a estestephen clark, una mujer fue arrollada con la camioneta del alguacil el sÁbado por la noche. todo quedÓ captado en video por una persona queparticipaban una vigilia. ramÓn: nos vamos hasta la capital de la naciÓn donde por segundo dÍa consecutivo el presidente trump lanzÓ fuertes ataques en contra de mÉxico y tambiÉn del programa daca. edwin con las reacciones de esta retÓrica del mandatario donde tambiÉn acusa a los demÓcratas. solicitÓ leyes migratorias mÁs estrictas. edwin: durante el fin de semana de pascuas y hoy lunes, trump publicÓ varias twitter donde criticÓ a mÉxico. decretÓ que daca estÁ muerto.- en una llamada a la casa blanca criticÓ la prÁctica de captura y liberaciÓn en la frontera. para organizaciones progresistas esta es l

la comunidad de sacramento no se ha dado por vencida siguen exigente justicia por la muerte de stefan clark >> el no terminar muertos a causa de policÍa. >> hay que cerrar. >> el fiscal de distrito. >> necesita arrestarlo si los dos oficiales un dpren tan cargos por enfrentar un juicio y termine entre las rejas. >> es madre y activista habla de los 2 oficiales que le estar ron al joven afroamericano. se recortÓ la en manos de policÍas. >> desde chicos hasta los grandes cargaban. >> recordar la muerte de familiares y amigos es que la voz de mÁs de 200 personas dicen mientras habrÁ juicio no habra pacini ciudadano queremos. >> en sacramento, la gente estÁ desesperada por no haber justicia el tiempo va pasando y la paciencia de la comunidad se estÁ acabando >>> al frente de la oficina de la fiscal del distrito pero ella aÚn no ha comentado mientras tanto organizadores dicen que seguirÁn realizando esas protestas hasta que haya justicia. >> en sacramento sus na gonzÁlez somos noticias telemundo. >> en telemundo somos la autoridad y pasamos con gabriela para las condiciones >>> muy buenas tardes

demonstration a woman was injured after being hit by a police vehicle the killing of twenty two year old stefan clarke last month has renewed calls for an end to what many see as systematic racism within the u.s. police force pope francis has used his easter message to call for peace around the world including in syria and gaza about eighty thousand people gathered simply to square in the vatican to hear the address from the leader of the roman catholic church scientists have found the world's oldest known cases of two types of cancer in the remains of egyptian mummies and three politest made the discovery after using c.t. scans to analyze the mummies found in an acropolis in the city of us one those are your headlines the news continues after we return to al-jazeera world. and. lord please. you can also do for us he. had a few other funds. through her but she left the without. a job to do to call. it a time good question. and little question though john that she. passed. on there's a. lot of muslim. good. stuff for. somebody to. go. home if you've got a dossier ready comfy but a good double. good i'm

like you probably was organized by the black lives matter movement on friday an autopsy found stefan clarke was shot six times in the back it contradicts police accounts that clark was facing and carrying a gun which actually turned out to be a cellphone demonstrators are demanding the officers involved the fire. civil rights leader martin luther king jr was assassinated half a century ago this week and the u.s. city of memphis has death as one of many events that defined nine hundred sixty eight as a year of political social and emotional chaos out a serious paulson jordan what shaped that year and the parallels with modern day america one thousand nine hundred sixty eight the year the world was watching the united states was violently and psychologically falling apart it was a pivotal moment that saw changes in nearly every aspect of american life transformative transformative. it was a period shift as moral and political heroes were being gunned down the public discovered it could no longer put its blind faith in its political leaders. nixon's victory in sixty eight which arguably is onl

. >>> a new development in sacramento on the deadly police shooting of stefan clark. an estimate on how long the investigation may talk -- take. >>> welcome back. sacramento county's district attorney says the sacramento police department investigation of the deadly police shooting of stephan clark could take a year. after that, the das office will investigate. >> the review begins when the complete investigation is given to our office. >> the da says her office does not have a legal investigation to investigate his death but she believes the public has the right to find out everything it can. stephan clark was suspected of breaking into cars when police confronted him. officers said they feared he had a gun. it turned out he was only carrying a cell phone. >>> will the giants beat the diamondbacks -- they beat them for-3. the game was scoreless until the sixth inning. evan longoria smashed a two run hound -- homer. the diamondbacks tidied up in the night. hunter strickland at the top of the 10th, brandon belted a home run. that gave the giants a lead. the two teams pl

. >>> for the third week, the council meetering is responding to stefan clark and council member larrys district. >> we're going to start getting some answers to our questions. the last couple of weeks we have been listening. people have been grieving. >>> black lives matter outside the d. a.'s office continuing demonstrations. >> we're going to keep being out here rain or shine. >>> tonight centering solely on the police department's policy particularly coming under intense scrutiny when officers muted their body camera. after opening fire 20 times. >> that creates a musstrust, and we want to make sure that the officers have that direction. >> reporter: the department revising its body cam use policy now requiring officers to record an explanation before turning the sound off. >> it also gives the direction that the offices audibly say why they are muting their body cam prior to muting it. >> muteing and turning off the camera is not transparent, so i think it should have already been in place, so i don't i feel like it is a gain. i feel like it is common sense that it is sad th we ha

of course, stefan clark's death made action in a community of color. former nba star charles barkley address thad issue last night. >> we as black people have not held democrats accountable for taking our votes all these years. if you have us vote for you, we have to start holding them accountable. our neighborhoods are not better. our schools are not better. kriel is not better. so we got to start holding these politician accountable. >> joining me now is the reverend al stephen harperton, from the action network, host of msnbc politics nation this morning. reverend, i'm glad you are here, i'm curious what charles barkley said. is that a fair assessment? is it true democrats don't have to fight for black votes they have been taking for granted? . >> i think in many cases we seen democrats take us for granted. i think, though, that the assessment of saying that things would not improve i would differ in the last 50 years since dr. king's assassination. republicans are in charge more than democrats. it was a mix and elected right after king was killed,

has in the streets in sacramento where people have collected to protest the police shooting of stefan clark so wherever people have gathered to say their space for a broader and deeper democracy their space for more justice in our country the space for more peace in our country certainly those those expressions are motivated and impelled by the legacy that dr king left to all of us why did he tell you that actually i think trying to move on beyond desegregation and the right and sort of brought on really his focus really looking at the a lot of the poor person is a difficult question but if he'd lived how do you think he would have moved forward how do you think he would have developed this movement that he had behind them. well so i do think that you're right to point out that oftentimes we embrace only half of dr king and in order to be true to his legacy it really is the whole king of the more difficult as well as the easier science of dr king's message and that message really spoke to war it's both to the persistence of you war at that point was the vietnam vietnam war it spoke to the p

. >> stephon clark! stefan! >> reporter: there was order and an open microphone. speakers were calling for reforms for the police officers bill of rights, to rescind their support of the district attorney and charges to be brought against the two officers who shot stephon clark. >> it's sad to me when i have a mayor who every time we come here you turn your back on the city. >> reporter: frustrated communities sounding off on the council for hours. drew bollea, kpix 5. >>> president trump says amazon is costing the post office a fortune. >> the post office is losing billions of dollars and the taxpayers are paying for that money because it delivers packages for amazon at a very below cost. amazon is going to have to pay much more money to the post office. there's no doubt about that. >> his latest attack follows a tweet storm on saturday when he claimed that the post office will lose $1.50 for each package delivered for amazon. amazon shares were down by 1.5. >>> the president's attacks on amazon are making investors nervous about the company. it has seen unbridle

trump has not tweeted about starbucks, trump has not tweeted about stefan clark an unarmed black man soo. if it was left up to them we would not even be in the discussion. yesterday helped bring us into the discussion and i think that you can't solve problems as long as you have them ignored. >> i would be remiss if i didn't ask you about rudy guiliani, somebody who you have known for a very long time in addition to knowing donald trump for a long time. what do you make of his entrance into this fray with donald trump's legal team? >> i think it's cover. i think that when rudy guiliani came in and said he can try to tie this up in two weeks, he can then come back two weeks later and say these people are being inflexible, these people are unreasonable and rosenstein should be fired. here is a guy who was an official in the justice department who headed the u.s. attorney's office that just raided michael cohen. so he gives trump the cover to go after rosenstein as somebody because he could say, well, i'm listening to guiliani who served in that role. i think it's cover and it gives the

others burning an american flag marking the fifth consecutive day since stefan clark was killed by police also right now the pope is delivering his easter message to a packed st. peter's square in vatican city. hours ago he was leading the traditional sunday mass for those observing the holy holiday. at an easter vigil on saturday night, the pope urging the catholics to not remain paralyzed. the church was dark signifying the passage from dark to light when jesus rose from the dead. >>> there's some basketball. the ncaa national championship game and for cinderella team loyola, the dream is over. >> it is his night. it's michigan taking the semifinal game, 69-57. >> i think sister jean is the winner still of all of these games. michigan knocking the ramblers out of the game. and in an emotional moment loyola players embracing 90-year-old sister jean after the devastating loss. in the other semi time, villanova winning 95-79. monday's title game starts at # 9:29 eastern time. you do not want to miss that. >> loyola played so well for the first 30 minutes of the game and then michigan kicke

. >> in a jailhouse interview stefante clark said he has struggled his since his brother, stefan, was killed last month. he spent two days in a mental health treatment center and is due in court later today. >>> we are getting a look at five new electric buses as the santa clara transportation authority are expected to roll it out next month. it is designed to reduce energy consumption. there are five that will be added to the fleet next year. >>> and traffic reliefis on the way the san rafael bridge. a ird lane is set to open today. it will be opened daily between 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to ease traffic congestion. there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony in the phoenix view area at the west -- scenic view area of the west end of the bridge. it is ready to go. they are finishing the last bit of striping it looks like, sal, and a clean-up car was going through, making sure there is no debris on the shoulder. seven. >>> they will have it open during the tough commute hours which will provide relief. and we will watch that in our traffic reports, and i think a lot of people are happy abo