i want justice for stephane clark.lease give us justice. >>> sacrament the police officers involved are now on paid administered and leave as per standard procedure. >> police have not released the officer's name. >> in world coverage tonight we continue to follow yesterday's deadly mall fire in russia killing 64 people. you can see the big plume billowing through the mall there. they say there was no warning or clear escape, fire escapes were blocked, the building alarm systems were turned off. 10 people were missing tonight. >> interest has been made since the 10-year-old boy here died at a giant waterslide in kansas city back in 2016. national headlines were made with police, and co-owners jeffrey henry was arrested today in connection with the criminal case fired -- filed against the waterpark. the former operations director facing 20 felony counts. schwab was decapitated in 2016 while riding the waterslide which was touted as the world's largest. >> newest 9:00, a man connected to a missing actress was found dead

, stephan clark. >> reporter: they protested at the kings game. the city council meeting was supposed to be extended to this afternoon but that was once again canceled. we are here for the wake of stephan clark but tomorrow will be his funeral. his eulogy will be given by reverend al sharpton. kpix5. >>> the search is on for the suspect with a gun who sexually assaulted a high school students. the young woman was attacked this afternoon while running on a path that runs along road zero road and deer creek road. we've been monitoring new developments from the newsroom. >> the attack happened before 2:00 this afternoon. a passerby called 911 when they saw the girl crying for help. one hour ago police said the girl was in stable condition. she told police one man pulled her off of the trail into bushes and put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her and ran away. police searched the area for a couple of hours but came up empty-handed. they called off the search around for dogmac 30 this afternoon.>> he was described as a male in his 30s possibil

hashtag stephan clark. and the scoreboard transforming into activism. >> we are not just going to strut up and dribble.>>reporter: the mba's team speaking one week after sacramento police shot and killed stephan clark. officers opening fire 20 times killing the 22-year-old father who was holding only a cell phone. >> we are fortunate to have a positive relationship with the kings organization and we want to remind everybody to stay calm. we know that everybody is angry and upset right now. >>reporter: the game is the first since demonstrators flooded downtown commons thursday, arm in arm, blocking fans from entering golden one center.>> a difficult conversation intensifying with each day. that's who we are. that's america. >>reporter: as sacramento police delete their investigation. >> we all need to be united as one and that's police, and our community and everyone together. >>reporter: activists prepare for more demonstrations. >> we can peaceably protest but we want to see what the outcome is and get all

everything in our power to insure this investigation is fair, thorough, impartial. >> last week, stephan clark was shot 20 times by sacramento police officers. he was holding a cell phone thought to be a gun. the shooting sparked protests around the city. today the louisiana attorney general said the investigation determined that the officers acted in a reasonable and justifiable manner. sterling was shot and killed by one of two officers that confronted him outside a convenient store in july 2016. cell phone video showed sterling pinned to the ground before he was shot. police say he was shot reaching for a gun. >>> more than a dozen states are supporting a lawsuit brought by the trump administration over california sanctuary laws. the justice department is challenging three california measures n. a court filing yesterday, texas and other states say california doesn't have the authority to enforce laws to protect undocumented immigrants. >>> a battle is brewing in alameda county. protestors are trying to stop the board of supervisors. activists against the program says urban shield provides m

they were protesting the shooting of stephan clark.ey were yelling at the mayor and city council members and at one point he moved very close to where the city council members were sitting and he stood on the table to get his message out. we have the story now. what is the latest?>> reporter: julie, tonight, week heard calls for police reform. there were demonstrators railing inside and out but the police chief and the meritless and then took the heat. they eventually canceled the meeting at are losing order. it came out in the spoken words there was a thunderous cry and tears. and outbursts from a man that was grieving the loss of his brother. the hurt and injustice that the crowd is feeling pelling the shooting of stephan clark -- following the shooting of stephan clark is out raw and in the open. >> grandma's backyard was a sacred place i never thought that i would die in the back of my grandmother's backyard. does this look like a gun? >> everything is falling on us and on top of us and you are killing us. >> reporter: his brother

.>> stephan clark.>> reporter: it came out as spoken word. a thunderous cry. an outburst from a young man grieving the loss of his younger brother. the hurt and and justice the crowd is feeling following the shooting death of stephon clark is raw and exposed and out in the open. >> i grew up in a city and neighborhood were grandma's backyard was a sacred place. i never ever thought i would die in my grandma's backyard.>> does this look like a gun ? i ask you ?>> everything is falling on us, and you are killing us. it feels like genocide.>> reporter: clark's brother interrupted the meeting after it began. coming face to face with the mayor.>> sacramento, do you love me ? who wants to talk to me ? the police got my brother killed. >> reporter: outside in the lobby, was the police chief looking on. the crowd was met by officers in body armor. >> we want to see change. we will take it.>> we are not accepting it. we are ready for it.>> reporter: after a demonstrator was arrested for assault on a officer and being drunk in public, the tension went up. the council en

now, the family of stephan clark is upping the pressure on sacramento police. facebook says yes, it has been logging users phone calls and text messages but only with their permission. >>> now, in prime time, from the bay area's local news station, you are watching kron4 news at 8:00. >>> now at 8:00, new information tonight tied to the deaths of two people found in lake merrick over a week ago. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore. >> i'm steve aveson. last week a man was pulled from the waters in oakland, we are joined live from oakland tonight, dan, are police hoping to find more clues in this case? >> it turns out that car was registered to the man who drowned, not his girlfriend, who they say was murdered. they have confirmed it was the scene of murder little over a week ago. >> monday afternoon, this vehicle registered to 39-year- old michael grace was pulled from lake merritt, it was spotted by a sheriff department drone earlier in the day, about 75 feet offshore at 8 feet down. police say grace is the man who drowned in the lake march 15, after an ea

ste stephan clark's brother burst into the chambers. some in the crowd called for calm. order was eventually restored. nearly 300 people signed up to speak. >> our community is in a lot of pain. >> it's got to stop. >> those officers need to be fired. >> i've lost my voice several times this week and i'll lose it again if another black life dies. >> reporter: outside for the second time in a week, protesters blocked the entrance to the sacramento kings arena, preventing many fans from getting inside the nba game. police are investigating clark's death. but now california's department of justice will provide independent oversight at the police chief's request. >> our city is at a critical point right now. i believe this will help build faith and confidence in the investigation from our community. >> reporter: last week, the city released video of the shooting. >> shots fired. >> reporter: police were responding to reports a vandal was breaking car windows when two officers confronted clark in his grandparent's backyard. they say they thought he had a gun. the officers fir

stephan clark's brother came out shouting his brother's name. nnouncing the attorney general will oversee the investigation into the shooting death of 22-year-old stephen clark. >> we'll do everything in our power to ensure this investigation is fair, thorough and impartial. >> reporter: the move after clark's brand mother made this tearful plea. >> my baby. >> show me your hands! >> reporter: police video capturing clark as he attempts to flee. then the fatal confrontation. >> show me your hands. drop your gun. >> reporter: the two officers firing 20 shots. they say they thought clark was holding a gun. but he was found with only a cell phone. >> why didn't you shoot him in a arm, the leg. a taser? why? why? y'all didn't have to do that. >> reporter: police tell me they plan on releasing several more videos of of the incident and in the meantime, demonstrations are planned here at the district attorney's office and the city counsel meeting. clark's funeral is scheduled for thursday. kayna whitworth, sacramento, california. >>> two baton rouge po

good evening, >>> kpix5 news begins with outrage growing over the shooting death of stephan clark.ning to the streets of sacramento. good evening i am elizabeth cook. >> another evening of protests comes as friends and family pay their respects to the man shot and killed by police. this is a live look at the demonstration happening right now in downtown sacramento. protesters are blocking one of the main routes to i-five. the goal is to disrupt the evening commute. oh -- oh wake is being held. >> reporter: the wake in south sacramento has been going on since around 1:00 this afternoon with family and friends coming together 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 her

and 22-year-old stephan clark died at the scene. gun, the police department is facing difficult questions about how this all happened. i want you to hear what his brother is saying about all this. >> i'm pissed. i'm livid. i am -- >> you said you wanted his name to be remembered the same way that people remember -- >> trayvon martin, tamir rice, eric garner, michael brown. >> where does the family go from here? >> we're afraid. it wonasn't the first and it wot be the last. that's where it hurts the most. >> stephan clark's family has now hired an attorney, a prominent civil rights attorney, who will be headed to sacramento at some point today. we don't know yet what legal action the family might take. but fair to say, john, you can expect more protests going forward. >> dan simon for us in sacramento, watching this very closely, appreciate it. >>> we have more breaking news now, just moments ago, the department of justice announced charges against a group of what they call iranian hackers claiming they broke into accounts of thousan

first of all, stephan clark was shot multiple times in the back. if you have to spend whatever kind of fiction your caller is creating, that was an execution. he was not seen running. they came into his backyard, and they saw him, and they shot him. we see that. alton sterling, yes, he had a gun, yes, he was in front of a convenience store, but that does not mean he deserved to be shot. is him immediately saying he would shoot him in the head. he called him a stupid m.f. multiple times. once he was on the ground, he there," so the idiot to even suggest -- particularly from a republican in this country, that he had a gun, he had freedom to navigate the own a freedom t beingut the crime is black in this country. host: we have a call on the independent line, david in l.a. savali is simply not being honest. she is picking and choosing the facts she wants to believe. host: hold on -- what do you think she is saying that is dishonest, david? caller: the alton sterling shooting front of the store. all, he was noncompliant. second of all, he was told sever

california's state capital sacramento protest at the shooting two years ago of twenty two year old stephan clarke police who shot him in the back say they feared he was holding a gun that turned out to be a cell phone. separately in louisiana body camera footage shows police swearing at thirty seven year old alton sterling before shooting him dead one officer blaine sunnah monye has now been fired. it was clear that lane so many came out like it or. any mediately escalated the entire situation putting a gun to this means he. using profane language threatening his life any in the taking of life a 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 hispanic and asian and everyone else a series of fatal shootings

and maybe they believed that that was tantamount to an admission. >> reporter: stephan's clark brotherear-old father of two, was not a thief and was not a threat to police. >> they will pay for this. like, how you know trayvon martin and mike brown, eric garner, tamir rice, you're going to know. you're going to know him. you're going to remember this. >> one of the officers has six years of experience. the other officer has eight years. when we asked if either of the officers had been disciplined in the past, sacramento police told us they could not release that information. both officers have been placed on paid administrative leave while a use of force investigation proceeds. wolf? >> brian, the sacramento police had to undergo reforms about a year and a half ago after another controversial shooting, right? >> that's right, wolf. in late 2018, sacramento police shot and killed a mentally ill african-american man. that led to major reforms in the department, including a requirement that all police officers now have to wear body cameras. >> brian todd, thanks for that. >>> coming up, t

general's office announced it will join in and administrative investigation into a 22-year- old stephan clark the sacramento police. have a butera says the office will provide independent oversight. he was killed on march 18 in his grandmothers backyard by officers who say they thought he was pointing a gun no weapon was found only a cell phone. they promised transparency in the investigation . >>> my team and i at the california department of justice would do everything in our power to ensure that this investigation is fair, thorough and impartial. >> stephan clark's grandmother is calling for change in the way suspects are confronted. leaders want the two officers involved to be criminally charged claudia has more from sacramento. >> i want justice for my baby. i want justice. >> they say that stephon clark's grandmother says they did not need to shoot him 20 times.>> why didn't you shoot him in the armor shoot him in the leg, you all didn't have to shoot him 20 times. >> officers responded to reports of a man breaking into several homes. the suspect fled and ignored commands to show his ha

the city council meeting deinvolved into chaos with stephane clark shout progress fanty at the city mayorhile demanding justice. let's bring in retired lapd detective mark fuhrman. walk us through the incident that night that resulted in this young man's death. 20 shots? i mean i'm not the expert, you are. but i find that to be appalling. >> well, we'll get to that, but i think it would be excessive for the situation we're in. i think what's interesting for everyone to understand is that this was a property crime that the officers were pursuing the suspect. a property crime where so far we only know that vehicle windows were broken and one sliding glass door. no actually people were involved as being victims. that's where we start. and an air unit was actually above the officers directing them, directed them to affront yard. initially they got the suspect to halt, but he took off running into a backyard. that backyard was his grandmother. now we pick up this whole incidentr' on a body cam of the officer. what is really interesting to me is the officers had a place of tactical advantage an

. >>> the family of stephan clark hired a renowned pathaologist. clark was said to have charged the police. >>> tonight hundreds of protesters rallied in sacramento and they marched where the warriors will play the kings tomorrow. protesters blocked fans from getting in twice already, and about a hour ago they pushed past fencing put up to protect the fans on game nights. >>> if they wanted to be part of anything that is going to, that it's something they should discuss. >> right now protesters are at i-5 where police are in riot gear and standing ready. so far things have remained peaceful. >>> solomon's family says she's returning to her east bay home to be reunited with her son after she was found not guilty in aiding in the attack. >> a florida jury acquitted the widow of theulse nightclub shooter. omar mateen killed 49 people and injured 58. >> we knew from day one she was innocent. >> prosecutors argued she knew about his guns and obsession with videos. her attorneys insisted their client is a simple woman with a low iq who was accused by her

. >>> the family of stephan clark hired a clark was said to have charged the police. >>> tonight hundreds of protesters rallied in sacramento and they marched where the warriors will play the kings tomorrow. protesters blocked fans from getting in twice already, and about a hour ago they pushed past fencing put up to protect the fans on game nights. >>> if they wanted to be part of anything that is going to, that it's something they should discuss. >> right now protesters are at i-5 where police are in riot gear and standing ready. so far things have remained peaceful. >>> solomon's family says she's returning to her east bay home to be reunited with her son after she was found not guilty in aiding in the attack. >> a florida jury acquitted the widow of the pulse nightclub shooter. omar mateen killed 49 people and injured 58. >> we knew from day one she was innocent. >> prosecutors argued she knew about his guns and obsession with videos. her attorneys insisted their client is a simple woman with a low iq who was accused by her husband and knew nothing about his plans. >> this is a case t

rights attorney benjamin crump, who is representing the family of sacramento police shooting victim stephan clark attorney clark. you are in sacramento. certainly this case has not gotten national attention that i think it deserves. 20 shots at an unarmed man. i immediately was alarmed by this. i talked to the mother of reverend shane harris of national action network, is boots on the ground there in san diego, reverend tulis and others. i understand you, like so many other national cases, have become involved in this case and we're announcing this for the first time on national tv. >> yes, sir, reverend al. let me first say thank you to your leadership with the national action network, reverend harris, reverend tulis and reverend molton have been tremendous assistance to the family, especially as they prepare for the homecoming of this tragic, sensely killing, and they're very hopeful, the family, that you will be available to come on thursday to help properly eulogize him. >> i will try my best to be there since you said it on television, but i told the mother i would do what i could and i inte

enrique: una autopsia independiente exigida por la familia revelÓ que el joven stephan clark tuvo ocho minutos el morir. fue liberada de culpa la esposa del autor de la masacre de 49 personas en el club pulse en orlando hace cerca de dos aÑos. estaba acusada de obstrucciÓn de justicia y de proveer material a una organizaciÓn terrorista. arantxa: las autoridades le negaron la residencia estadounidense a marÍa saldivar. dulce castellanos nos explica por quÉ opinan que todavÍa hay esperanzas. dulce: marÍa saldivar estaba a punto de recibir su residencia permanente pero su caso tomÓ un giro inesperado en su cita en ciudad juÁrez no fue acusada de trÁfico de humanos. >> yo llevaba mi perdÓn. un perdÓn por mis hijos. dulce: automÁticamente le negaron la residencia. con mucha tristeza desde guadalajara mÉxico hablÓ ante nuestras cÁmaras. >> yo no los iba a dejar. eran parte de mi vida. ¿por quÉ los iba a dejar? yo no soy coyote. dulce: su esposo y pareja regresÓ a los Ángeles en busca de una soluciÓn pero en su desesperaciÓn su cuerpo comenzó a colapsar. >> yo maneje casi toda la noche. llegu

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>>'s the stephane clark. >> police say they -- their investigation into clark's death will continue. they do not want to jump to any conclusions until that report is finished. clock's family, the pastor is urging his church to provide support to stefon clark's family. he is also urging them to focus on changing injustices in the system, not condemn individuals. >>> 60 high school basketball players from all over the state were stunned and disappointed when they found out that an event they had planned for oracle arena yesterday was canceled. ktvu's kristen reports the warriors told the young players last week the event had to be canceled after the families try to sell tickets to the event. >> the billboard outside oracle arena still flashed the message welcoming high school all-stars to their tournament set for sunday morning. >> this is senior year. it's my last time to play for oracle. so it's bigger than last year's. >> at the entrance, a different sign, saying the event had been canceled. the team plus didn't learn they weren't going to play until the buses were stopped at the ga

the tensions sparked by this disturbing video in which stephan clark was killed, captured on police body cameras. police pursuing a burglary suspect when they approached clark in his grandmother's backyard. the 22-year-old father of two advanced towards them and they feared for their safety. but police say clark never had a weapon, only a cell phone. coming up at 7:00 a.m., the controversy over police body camera policy. with your gma first look, i'm kayna whitworth. >>> the kings owner spoke to fans immediately after the game ended. >> first of all, i wanted to express our deepest sympathies to the family. what happened was absolutely horrific and we are so very sorry for your loss. >> he also said he and the kipgs respect the right of people to protest peacefully. >>> we are getting new details about the suspect killed in a shootout that left a san francisco police officer and four other people hurt. abc 7 news has learned it was this man's family who called. he showed up at their house with a gun. surveillance footage shows people scrambling after he was confronted inside of the amazo

now, the family of stephan clark is upping the pressure on sacramento police.logging users phone calls and text messages but only with their permission. >>> now, in prime time, from the bay

. >> laura: stephane clark shot a week or so ago and a couple of weeks ago. this is boiling into a new controversy. we've had protests, for the most part haven't been violent, thank goodness. never the less, he says this is not a local issue of law enforcement. this is a national issue. he made a point of vaying that. i believe at the funeral of stefane clark. richard let's go to you. the racial issue in the country, i think it is, at least on the economic levelt should be gettig better. it is slowly getting better. republicans are arguing, at least trump ist arguing we want to make sure we have more jobs for people, who need them, black white,la latino, entering the workforce force the first time. slowing down the number of illegal immigrants who take those traditional entry level jobs. i don't think they have done a great job selling that. i think they should. i think dump should go into the areas, as uncomfortable as it might be and preach the good news of his economic reform. >> two, donald trump said to the black community, what do you have to lose. the

the sacramento kings paid tribute to stephan clark on sunday. both teams wore warm-ups featuring clark's name and the slogan "accountability, we are one." >> members of both teams also appeared in a public service announcement that played during that game. >> black, white, brown, we are one. >> we are one. >> one. >> we will not stick to sports. we will not shut up and dribble. >> this is bigger than basketball. >> change can be uncomfort aboutable. >> change is necessary. >> we need to talk. >> we need to act. >> we matter. >> we must unite. >> say his night. >> the national basketball association backed the show of support for activists against police brutality. >>> well, the pope is urging young people to keep speaking out. palm sunday this year coincided with world youth day. it also came one day after survivors of the florida high school shooting massacre led massive rallies against gun violence in the u.s. and around the globe. >> during the pope's palm sunday address, he urged young people to keep fighting and to keep making their voices h

on the back, hashtag stephan clark.a broad message of accountability featuring both teams was also attempted to raise awareness. >> things have changed since last week, the storm track well to the north now, to the jet stream bringing in some rain off to the pacific northwest, down to the south, that is where we are at, enjoying some sunshine, and comfortable temperatures. the long-range forecast now, looks like that storm tracker is going to stay to the north, you can see this system running over the top of this ridge here. it will continue to bring rain up to the pacific northwest, keeping things dry, you can see wednesday afternoon, still not much in the way of any clouds at all. in fact, not even fog without offshore wind that will continue to be the way into thursday but as we look to our friday, things start to change, clouds start to return roofing back on shore, and then things get unsettled at least in central california but not in our direction. we will keep things dry here but on the tenant and we have change

and we have to remember the day after they executed stephan clark, shooting him 20 times in his backyardfive feet from where his grandmother has to sleep every night, they then came and said the reason they had to do that because he had a gun. they had to walk that back the next day, they tried to allege he had a tool bar, a crowbar. then they finally had to admit all he had was a cell phone. the family doesn't trust anything that comes from the sacramento police department since they were not telling the truth at the very beginning. >> we've seen protests in the streets. i know those are going to continue. i mean, you've represented the families of michael brown, rice, both of whom were killed by police. do you think any progress has been made when it comes to the relationship between the african-american community and police in many cities across this country? >>. >> when you consider yesterday the alton sterling decision that was also on video, and you see what happened to terence in oklahoma city, which was also on video, no one's held accountable when they kill unarmed black and bro

. >> protests over a deadly police shooting in sacramento as love once paid their respect for stephane clark. -- for stephon alonzo clark. >> here at the golden one center in sacramento, the possibility of protests was limning after the funeral. you can see authorities have increased -- increased their security, set up barricades and gates to block off protesters -- protesters after an emotional day for stephon alonzo clark's funeral. >> caroline says his death hit close to home. >> i felt a personal bonding to stephon alonzo clark when i saw his face and his grandma's face. they could have happened to any of us. >> inside, the brother of stephon alonzo clark took the stage at the funeral and unleashed a grief stricken outburst at one point urging the crowd to stay -- to say stephon alonzo clark's name repeatedly. afterward, he embraced the reverend. al sharpton. >> you do not tell people in pain how to handle their pain. you don't tell people, when you kill their love one how to grieve. we came for the family. we came in because this boy should be ivtoday. >> stephon alonzo clark's funeral

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 a

they say they thought stephan clark was armed with a gun and officer shot him 20 times in his grandmother's backyard. aerial footage shows officers pursuing a man suspected of breaking into cars and smashing the window of a house. it turned out he was not armed. he was holding a cell phone. his family is calling for federal and state prosecutors to investigate his killing.>>> g. police released bodycam footage of the shooting. and that video about seven minutes after the gunfire you can hear an instruction to mute their body cameras. the audio on the footage goes silent. >>> a judge in the south bay cleared the way for santa clara county voters to decide the fate of aaron persky. they denied his appeal of the recall today. he is the judge to sentence brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. people who thought the sentence was too lenient gathered more than 94,000 signatures to put a measure on the june ballot to recall the judge. persky filed an appeal and grounds the recall campaign should've been filed at the state level because he considers himself

they shot stephan clark at his grandparents backyard. investigators say the officers mistook his cell phone for a gun. last night's vigil turned into a protest. [chanting] [chanting] >> the protest briefly became confrontational when demonstrators blocked some intersections and police arrived to control the crowd. no reports of arrests or other incidents last night. >>> alden smith has been arrested again, in san francisco. the former raider linebacker has already been facing charges in a domestic violence case from earlier this month. he is now accused of violating a judges order to stay away from his fiancie , who he allegedly attacked. the 28-year-old turned himself in yesterday, that was after police got a warrant saying he had breached the protective order. authorities are not saying exactly how smith contacted the victim. smith has pleaded not guilty to all charges in the domestic violence case. >>> the hits , not likes, keep coming for facebook. they have already been slapped with four federal lawsuits from san francisco, and san

erupted after sacramento police released body cam footage of the shooting death of 22-year-old stephan clark. clark's girlfriend is struggling to find answers to help their children cope with their father's death. >> i wake up to my kids asking me where is daddy? let's go get daddy? i just tell them daddy is always going to be with us. >> police confronted clark after getting a call about a man breaking into cars. officers believed that clark posed a threat when they fired 20 shot. they thought he had a firearm but he was unarmed. >>> this morning, a dam west of yosemite national park is holding steady after it teetered on the burst of -- >> it helps deliver drinking water to the bay area. janine de la vega shows us what happened. >> reporter: you're looking at video of rushing water that flooded the california fish and wildlife trout hatchery. workers were evacuated. all that water was coming from the moccasin reservoir dam. the sheriff's department went into emergency mode because water authorities advised the dam would likely fail after heavy rains saturated the area. cal trans tweeted th

and we will fight for stephane. >> clark's shooting death has spashlgd a series o protests throughout the city. sacramento's police chief has promised a full investigation. the city council plans to have a public discussion on clark's shooting at its meeting tomorrow night. >> the man who tried to buy a gun at big 5 sporting goods in san mateo and said that he'd shoot up a school is in police protective custody at a hospital for mental evaluation. surveillance video shows the man whose identity has not yet been released in the store on el camino real friday night. employees did not sell him a gun and asked him to leave. the man told officers he was joking and a popologized. >>> the president is denying all of the claims that stormy daniels made in an interview last night. while the legal battle between the two intensifies, abc7 news reporter megan hughes has the very latest. stormy daniels and president trump. daniels whose real name is stephanie clifford broke her silence on 60 minutes. >> y had sex with him? >> yes. >> the president doesn't believe any of the claims that ms. daniels

and we will fight for stephane. >> clark's shooting death has spashlgd a series of protests throughout the city. sacramento's police chief has promised a full investigation. the city council plans to have a public discussion on clark's shooting at its meeting tomorrow night. >> the man who tried to buy a gun at big 5 sporting goods in san mateo and said that he'd shoot up a school is in police protective custody at a hospital for mental evaluation. surveillance video shows the man whose identity has not yet been released in the store on el camino real friday night. employees did not sell him a gun and asked him to leave. the man told officers he was joking and a popologized. >>> the president is denying all of the claims that stormy daniels made in an interview last night. while the legal battle between the two intensifies, abc7 news reporter megan hughes has the very latest. >> reporter: tonight a chass many between the stories coming from adult film store stormy daniels and president trump. daniels whose real name is stephanie clifford broke her silence on 60 minutes. >> you had sex

the victim is stephan clark a twenty two year old he leaves behind two children both under the age of three his brother described as an entrepreneur looking at the bigger figures more than eleven hundred people were killed in twenty seventeen by us police it was reported that throughout the whole year in fact only fourteen days when without a fatal incident in response to the woman just talking about sacramento police have placed the officers involved in the fatal shooting on paid administrative leave now . case is outraged locals led money justice demonstrations took place at city hall and sacramento kings basketball arena also a major highway was born during rush hour the blight lives much of movements calling the incident that demanding and says we spoke to sonya lewis from the movement. don't take a black life because we are collateral damage we've always been when it comes to this kind of grease history at the end of the day the motive has always been a lack of value for black life or black bodies and so it's easy to shoot first ask questions later sort things out after the facts

see more details about the victim tonight is twenty two year old stephan clarke he was a father of two both his children under the age of three his brother described him as an entrepreneur more than eleven hundred people were killed in twenty seventeen by us police it was reported that throughout the whole year only fourteen days went without a fatal incident in response now to this sacramento police of place the officers involved in the fatal shooting on paid administrative leave. pace's outraged locals though who are demanding justice demonstrations took place at city hall out of the sacramento kings basketball arena a major highway was also blocked during russia the plot logs months of movements calling the incident murder and then the money and says he spoke to sanju lewis from the movement. they don't take any value black life because we are collateral damage we've always been when it comes to this kind of grease history at the end of the day the motive has always been a lack of value for black life or black bodies and so it's easy to shoot first ask questions later sort things ou

and in sacramento people will meet with city council after the controversial shooting death of stephan clark unarmed -- stephon clark who was unarmed. clark was shot at least 20 times by officers. the family is demanding federal and state investigations. he was holding a cell phone in his hands. >> i want justice for my baby. please give us justice. >> we are open to all discussions. and we want our community to know that we are committed to getting to the facts of this incident. >> the police body camera video of the shooting was released. about seven minutes after the gunfire those officers are told to mute their body cameras and the audio on those videos then go silent. there will be in other news conference this morning about this investigation. those are just some of your morning headlines.>>> now let's go to the marine mammal center. >> they have a leave seals be campaign going on. let's send it out to marc for more. >> reporter: yes they have been very busy over the past month at the marine mammal center. they have rescued about 70 elephant seal pups already. very busy even at 8 am th

major highway but were prevented from doing so by california highway patrol officers in riot gear stephan clark died in his own backyard killed by a hail of police bullets i don't care what color he was you know no person on this earth to serve to be sat down like that. if you're beautiful i think. you can do the released video from a police helicopter shows clark running and climbing over a fence in a neighborhood where police were responding to a report of a man breaking into cars. police wearing body cameras cornered clark and within seconds the encounter turned deadly. the policeman did not identify themselves before firing twenty times they said they believed clarke was holding a gun but he was only carrying a cellphone shortly after the shooting another officer tells the policeman to silence the audio of their body cameras. clark's family and friends want to know what was said after the sound went off you're muting something you don't want the public to hear what you're saying and that means that if you don't want the truth to come out all of it is a lie police are promising a full invest

. >> stephan clark. >> we must unite. >> the reverend al sharpton announced today he'll travel to clark'sral, which is scheduled for 30. >> new at 11:00, encinal high school is devastated after an accident today. a tree fell on a father during a pre-seasonal game. >> reporter: this is all that was left. the tree was part of the landscape until it came crashing down during the varsity game. >> i went down here to check and there was dust coming my way. >> 10-year-old said he came down and the tree fall on a man and a woman. the woman was able to escape, but the man was trapped. >> they had to chain saw the tree branchs and they got him out. >> reporter: the tree was a monterey pine, the city said it appeared to be healthy but the wet soil from the recent rains may have been a factor. the fact that it was on a slope also could have contributed. one person wasn't surprised it happened. >> i've been watching it for years. >> reporter: as for the team, counselors will be at the high school on monday. the team says the girl's father faces a long recovery. >> this is a horrible event. our hearts

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