>> stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark!> tuesday at a city hall meeting clark's older brother interrupted the meeting angrily confronting the mayor. he apologized the next day. >> let's step away from this where are we as a country now we have an accumulation of cases like this. >> there is this fundamental distrust between the police and the communities they police. when you have the community that's being pleased so afraid of possibly being killed by the neighborhood police officer it's a recipe for disaster. >> the white house is calling it a local matter. >> this is something that is a local matter and something we feel should be left up to the local authorities. the president is very supportive of law enforcement, but at the same time in these specific cases and specific incidents those will be left up to local authorities to make that determination and not something for the federal government to weigh into. >> the president's press secretary said this is a local matter, no, this is not a local matter. they've been kil

<"stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark">( darya ) a big story this morning...ters take over a sacramento city council meeting... demanding justice for stephon clark....the unarmed black man who was shot and killed by police. they were led by clark's brother -- stevante -- who sat down right in front of the mayor . ( darya ) speaker after speaker took to the podium... and many more protesters gathered outside the council chamber. ( james ) hours before the meeting... sacramento's police chief announced state attorney general xavier becerra will conduct an independent investigation into clark's death. but relatives say they're skeptical of the promised investigation. clark was shot by police in his grandmother's backyard on march 18th. officers say they thought he had a gun. he was holding a cell phone. <"i'm asking you to stand with the voices of the people that you're hearing today, i'm asking you all, all of you not one being exempt to be the champion of change that sacramento needs.">( james ) nearly 700 people were hoping to speak at the podium. but the meet

<"stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark"> a man demanding accountability...meeting. (darya) good (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:strengthening high pressure over the region

bennet finding that of the 20 times officers opened fire, stephon clark was struck 8 times. the first bullet , in the left rib cage. >> the six following and shot striking the 22-year-old back and the final bullet in his leg. >> the death took about 3 minutes. it wasn't an instantaneous death. >> the pathologist adding have individual autopsy with video released to law enforcement -- release from law enforcement shows stephon clark facing away from officers when shots were fired. >> stephon clark was running away from police. representative -- responding from reports about someone breaking car windows. >> those fighting for justice as well as the mayor and -- and sacramento police want to prevent a deathlike stephon clark's from happening again. >> again, that was vicky goodall is reporting. the official autopsy report from the sacramento coroner's office is not expected for another two weeks. it may uncover a different conclusion. >> police say they have arrested a man who was selling marijuana to minors as young as 14. the investigation began last month after complaints of

stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, stephon clark, louder, louder, louder (grant) the raw emotion and anger....tonight at a special city council meeting in sacramento...where police shot and killed stephon clark 9 days ago. clark's brother...stevante led the crowd in chanting stephon clark's name...as he went to the front of the chambers. with in that last hour the mayor shut down tonight's meeting out of safety concerns. it was heated. lots of people spoke tonight about how sacramento police treat people of color. and after nearly daily protests since the shooting.... the state now is now joining the investigation. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. chief daniel hahn, sacramento pd "(23;41-44) our city is at a critical point right now" that from sacramento police chief daniel hahn as the state's highest law office takes part in the investigation into the police shooting of stephon clark.the department of justice - now providing independent oversight in this cas

according to that examination, stephon clark was shot eight times by sacramento police. six of those shots were in his back. a 7th was to the side of his body. the pathologist said any of those seven wounds could have killed him. the 8th hit him in the thigh. a pathologist was hired by the family. stephon clark was shot to death by sacramento police as officers searched for a man smashing car windows. police chased him through backyards at night and believed that he was armed. but it turns out he was only carrying a cell phone. the autopsy results are calling into question whether clark was walking toward officer when he was killed as authorities have said. >> the proposition that has been presented that he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence as documented at autopsy. >> reporter: the pathologist went on to say that clark lived between three and 10 minutes after being shot. after the gunfire police waited five minutes before they approached him but the pathologist said it's not clear if cla

stephon clark! stephon clark! >> alcindor: on tuesdalark's brother stevante marched into a pety council meeting and j up on the dais in front of mayor darrel steinberg. >> the chieff police got my brother killed. he don't care. he shows no emotion at all. >> alcindor:esterday, stevante clark issued an apology to the mayor. later, he was visiblraught at the funeral. >> i am stephon clark. >> alcindor: there have also been angry demonstrations preventing fans from entering sacramento kings' basketball games. in turn, the players on sunday donned warm-up shirts with slogans that saidil "accounty. we are one." and "#stephonclark." meanwhile, police chief daniel hahn announced california's attorney general will oversee the investigation into the >> our city is at a critical heint right now and i believe this will build- build faith and confidence in the investigation from our community. >> alcindor: sworn in last aust, hahn is sacramento's first black police chief. he took er as the city adopted major re

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 like jesus!stephon clark converted to islam a few years before his death both christian and muslim prayers were offered, berkeley imam zaid shakir noted that more than 1=thousand americans are shot by police every year.he challenged the trump administration's asseertion that clark's death was "a local issue.""that is a systemic problem! not a local problem. not a sacramento problem. it is

s office signs for the officers to killed stephon to be prosecuted. andria borba, kpix 5. >> al sharpton will give the eulogy at the funeral this morning. we'll have a live report from sacramento in 30 minutes. >>> another shake-up in the white house. no official is out. president trump has fired veterans affairs secretary david shulkin with a tweet. earlier this year, inspector general report found he used taxpayer dollars on a lavish trip to europe for his wife. president trump is now turning to white house doctor ronny jackson to fill that position. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeted: v-a staff. time is 4: shulkin was the sole obama holdover but he had recently clashed with members of his own va staff. >>> 4:40. a person throws an elderly woman to the ground. the car ends up in the bay area. how police tracked down the suspect with a shoe. >> plus those electric scooters. suddenly more and more are popping up in the bay area. why there are no regulations in place yet. from placer county.. to the bay area. but this case - has a twist. report

am. >> stephon clark. >> i am. >> stephon clark. >> afterwards he hugged al sharpton. >> 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 came for the family. we came because this boy should be alive today. >> reporter: clark's funeral brought hundreds from all over northern california. the line wrapped around the church parking lot. this person went to high school with stephon. >> he was a light. he made everybody smile. look at that smile. >> reporter: his death is a systemic problem in america a sentiment sharpton echoed as he blasted the white house for calling clark's death a local issue. >> this is not a local issue. it's a national problem, a problem that this president wants to ignore. >> reporter: in sacramento, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the san jose father detained by i.c.e. for months could be released today. a judge ordered the release of fernando carrillo yesterday. i.c.e. agents arrested him after he dropped his daughter off to daycare. he has been deported three times since 2003 and has past con

nat sound"stephon clark! stephon clark!"eleven days have passed since stephon clark was killed....nat sound "our streets! our streets!"and protesters are still calling for accountability.nat sound "murder! murder! murder!"a funeral for the 22-year-old is set for thursday with the reverend al sharpton delivering the eulogy."what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now!"clark's death has sparked numerous protests throughout sacramento over the past few days.and authorities are preparing for more rallies after the memorial.timothy davis/pres., sacramento police officers association"people want to be heard and we have to give them that opportunity." since the shooting, protesters twice blocked basketball fans from entering sacramento kings basketball games.and some disrupted a city council meeting earlier this week. linda hobson/sacramento resident"what they're doing right now, stopping people from going to the kings games, acting all silly at city hall, of all places, and in front of the mayor and the council members, that

sparks more protests. >> stephon clark, stephon clark!> plus amid an ongoing legal battle over sanctuary policies, california's attorney general issues bulletins to law enforcement agencies across the state laying out their obligations. >> no pardons are under discussion or under consideration at the white house. >> president trump's administration fires back following reports that he is considering pardons in the ongoing russia investigation. >>> but first, a chance to grieve in sacramento later this morning as funeral services get under way for stephon clark. it's thursday, march 29th, i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec. 6:30. protestors and his family still demanding answers after the unarmed 22-year-old was shot and killed by police. kpix 5's jessica flores live in sacramento this morning with more on today's services. >> reporter: sacramento has been on edge for 11 days now following the police shooting of the unarmed 22-year-old here in the city. and today, his funeral was moved to this church in south sacramento to accommodate

i didn't work for it. >> stephon clark. stephon clark. >> reporter: the funeral was held amid fears of civil unrest. downtown businesses weren't taking extra precautions and al sharpton who spoke at the funeral dissected the sacramento police body cam video and called for transparency in the shooting investigation. >> why was the immediate thing to draw lethal force, quick shoot, and then you had the mind to say, mute the sound. you didn't have the mind to say, anything that could have preserved life. >> reporter: the sacramento kings organization which has dealt with numerous protests in front of the arena since the shooting happened promised heightened security in front of the golden1 center. the green security fences were bolstered with a heavy police presence allowing only ticketed fans onto the concourse. security here was met with mixed feelings >> they are just keeping us safe. this is a good measure. i understand it. my family is in law enforcement. so whatever they do to protect the people. both sides have been han

they all want justice for stephon clark. [ chanting "stephon clark" ] >> reporter: protesters then marchedo the golden one center before the sacramento kings basketball game. for the second time in a week they prevented fans from entering the arena. >> show me your hand, gun, gun, gun. >> reporter: the protest first broke off after this was released showing officers shot clark 20 times in his grandmother's backyard. police say the officers thought clark was armed after getting reports somebody was breaking car windows. but it turned out he only had a cell phone. police say they plan to release more video from the shooting and now california's attorney general will oversee an independent investigation. >>> 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. >> the two officers involved in the shooting are on administrative leave. clark's funeral is set for tomorrow. >>> and more video is expected to be made public in another controversial police shooting case, this one in baton rouge. city o

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we will speak up for stephon and we will fight for stephon until we get justice for stephon. >> they didn't have to kill him like that. they didn't have to shoot him. i told him not to go outside. -- they told me not to go outside. i said what happened? they killed one of my grandsons because he was at the backyard. >> clark was hiring -- holding a cell phone when police shot him inspiring days of protests in california. reverend al sharpton says he plans to attend out -- clark's funeral. >>> the san francisco police commission approved arming officers with tasers but when they can be used and why is still under review. we caught up with interim mayor mark beryl today and asked about his thoughts regarding tasers. >> i said from the beginning when the discussion around tasers came up that i thought it was incredibly important that our officers have a nonlethal option, as part of what they do, and their ability really to ensure public safety on our public streets. the police commission had taken a long time to actually pass a taser policy and during that period of time, a ballot measu

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stephon clark. >> reporter: going beyond basketball. >> one and respectful. >> it is a responsibility on their part, to help bring the community together.>> reporter: players across jersey lines, warming up in solidarity, accountability, we are one, hashtag stephon clark. >> we are one.>> say his name. stephon clark. but we often it just shut up and dribble. >> reporter: one week after police shot and killed trent 25, killing him, only holding a cell phone. >> we have -- stephon clark . >> people are angry and upset right now. >> reporter: it is the first they flooded the commons thursday, blocking fans from entering golden one center. >> i am happy that we came.>> intensifying with each day. >> that is america.>> sacramento police complete their investigation. >> with everyone that is in the community, everyone together, it is not us against them. >> activists prepare for more demonstrations. >> we can peacefully protest, we can wait and see what the outcome is and get the facts before we jump to c

an emotional general service for stephon clark. but try to-year-old black man was shot 20 times by police while in his grandparents backyard -- the 22-year-old back man was shot 20 times by police while in his grandparents' backyard. police said they thought he had a gun, but he only had a cell phone. reporter: hundreds of mourners in grief and rage as they bid and emotional goodbye to stephon clark. civil rights activist al sharpton was a prominent figure in attendance, but it was clark's brother stevante who dominated the event, making a rambling and lived speech. stevante: we're going to do libraries, resource centers, where stephon is going to live for generations. the clark family will never die. reporter: police responded to a 911 call for a man smashing car windows. two officers, one of whom was thek, chased clark through neighborhood before cornering him in his grandmother's backyard, where they said they thought he had a gun in his hand. it turned out to be an iphone. theyey fired 20 rounds. the shooting has reignited the

did they get immediate help for stephon clark? >> as far as i understand, they didn't identify themselves which they are supposed to do, and it does seem like they spent quite a bit of time waiting before getting help for him in the latest report i saw it was that it took three to eight minutes for him to expire after he had been shot. so that's going to be an issue. but i'm not a forensic psychologist, and i'm not really prepared to comment on the particular chase. i can say this is the kind of thing we see. i'd agree with mr. sharpton. this is not a local problem. >> also one of the issues was when the other officers came up an officer says to mute their mikes. that's disturbing, because generally a person will tell the truth about something immediately after it occurs. if you tell them to mute their mikes, then you seem to be suggesting that you don't want to hear them tell the truth about what happened at the beginninbegi beginnibegi begin. that's disturbing to me. i don't know that an officer can justify shooting this person

. >>> we are going to do coliseums for stephon, libraries, resource centers, stephon is going to live for generations to generations to generations to generations. >> 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 a

you were up there giving powerful testimony about stephon's life. could you share with everyone at home what kind of man and father stephon was? >> he was a wonderful father. you know, these boys in this community don't have a whole lot of examples sometimes. and he came to live with us. him and my son are best friends. and my husband was very, very close to him. and all he wanted to be was a good father. he read stories to them. he played games. he sang. he danced. he videotaped everything he did. he was so proud. he was the most proud he's ever been when those boys came into the world. >> to he >> reporter: to hear all the information we've heard over the last 24 hours, how he was likely shot and turned and then shot in the back, i saw you get emotional about this. this touched you in a different way because you know him. what has this been like? >> it's a bad dream. one that we will never wake up from. it's on a loop, it's on repeat. because it's national, it relives. i'm glad it's national because it needs to change. those of us that knew him kn

we will stand up for stephon. we will speak up for stephon.e will fight for stephon until we get justice for stephon. >> the police officers involved have not been named in the california police officers bill of rights means officer personal records including promotions and annual reviews are confidential. the sacramento bee is calling on the democratic lawmakers to change the law and allow for more transparency. in ferguson, missouri after the shooting of michael brown that type of transparency led to then democratic governor jay nixon and others to call for a rigorous prosecution of officer darren wilson. even before the investigation was complete. officer wilson was exonerated by court of law and eric holder justice department. wilson lost his job and still lives in isolation. >> shannon: thank you very much. no fake news here. "washington post" reporter happieding a black entertainment television event. starring former first lady michelle obama. he made the mistake of reporting on mrs. obama's comment. bet told participants it was intimate

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stephon clark! stephon clark! stephon clark!phon clark! amy: protests over the police shooting of stephon clark also took place in new york city's times square wednesday where 11 people were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, harassment, lord are in, and traffic violations. clark's funeral will be held today in sacrament to with the reverend al sharpton listed as one of the scheduled beakers. speak withe go to berry accius, founder of voice of the youth and a community activist in sacramento. talk about the latest news and what you understand took place, not to mention after the killing, after the police opened , why they then turned off the audio of their video cameras. >> first of all, good morning. this is just a blatant show of excessive force that we are usually seeing here in sacramento throughout our nation of the sacrament of holy -- tv taking the power to their own youngand not giving this man due process. the fact that when you see him muting the body camera come all you think in our mind is here comes the c

a lot of them, of course, are here in support of stephon clark's family. he was murdered by sacramento police officers back on march 18th. now, you see that line, it's still there, they are waiting for them to go inside, but we did speak to a person who grew up in that same sacramento community telling me about the mood now in the neighborhood. this is what he had to say. >> it's heartbreaking, but we got to stay strong for stephon clark, and we have to move forward, hopefully something can be done, and, you know, it's going to take a process. we all know it's a process. you know, we just have to move forward. we have to move forward for justice, for stephon clark. >> reporter: see the line of folks waiting to get in, of course, we're following that deadly officer-involved shooting on march 18th where clark was shot and killed by two officers in his backyard and thought he was a burglary suspect and thought he was armed, but investigators only to find a cell phone on his being. this is the program, covering the faces of the children there, but that's the p

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 brought hundreds of people from all over northern california. this morning, the line wrapped around the church parking lot. >> he was a light. he made everyone smile. >> his death, she said is a six dacia systemic problem in america -- is a systemic problem in america. >> this is not a local issue. it is a national problem. a on this president wants to ignore. >> a san jose father detained by ice for months may be released tomorrow. the judge ordered the release of josi carrillo. ice agents detained him in october after he dropped his daughter off at daycare. he has b

stephon clark, stephon clark. >> the funeral held amid fears that the city would be -- reverend al sharpton dissected the body cam video and called for transparency in the shooting investigation. >> why was the immediate thing to draw lethal force? quick shoot and then you had the mind to say mute the sound. you didn't have the mind to say anything that could have preserved life. >> the kings organization which is dealt with numerous protests promised heightened security in front of the arena. the green security fences were bolstered with a heavy police presence and only ticketed fans will be allowed onto the concourse. matt barnes announced he'll be donating money to the family. >> i've been talking with the family and trying to get an understand of what was going on and their grief and pain. and i chose to step in to eliminate financial burden. this is where i grew up and got my name at. and this is where i want to make a difference. >> reporter: in making a difference. the kings announced on wednesday a partnership with the local black lives matter chapter. to invest in sacramento youth.

sacramento native matt barnes will be there in honor of stephon clark.hey say he hopped fences, running from them, while they were looking for a man breaking car windows. officers say they saw a gun before firing, but the 22-year-old was not armed. he was holding a cell phone. barnes served as a pallbearer at clark's funeral, and he's given financial support to the clark family. he says this shooting is personal. >> i'm here for support, and i'm here as a father, i'm here as a black man, tired of seeing this. >> protesters have blocked sacramento freeways, demonstrated at kings games. in some cases, blocked thousands of fans from entering the arena. as for tonight, warriors' coach steve kerr says he will talk to his players about getting involved. >> very much aware of what's been going on in sacramento and very supportive of the protests. so i don't know what's going to happen. we'll see. >> definitely have stephon clark in our minds, and it's a hard thing to go through. something i've never been through. and couldn't imagine. >> the warriors have not y

the funeral planned for >>> stephon clark, stephon clark!> tensions rising in sacramento more than a week after the deadly police shooting of a 22-year-old unarmed man. the funeral planned for stephon clark this morning,. >> plus, the support president trump is giving orange county after its board of supervisors voted to support a lawsuit over california's sanctuary law. >> and it is opening day for the a's. we are live at the ballpark in oakland this morning with a look at what's coming up. good morning, it is thursday, march 29th, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it is going to be another warm day around the bay area. but let's start with traffic this morning. we have a mess on 580. >> yes. we are tracking a couple of hot spots in the traffic department. right now delays are building on westbound 580. for those heading out of tracy into livermore, be prepared for a lot of brake lights. two lanes blocked westbound 580 approaching greenville road involving a big rig and another vehicle there. no estimated time as t

of two killed by sacramento police last week. >> stephon clark! stefan! >> last night, chaos erupted inside sacramento city hall. stephon clark's brother came in chanted his name and jumped on the desk and was joined by others. >> the police got my brother killed. he shows no emotion at all. >> this is not just about the death of stephon clark. we recognize there have been other lives lost who also drive your grief and passion for change. you will be heard. >> the city council was forced to end early for safety concerns after protestors rushed through security and crowded the lobby. the day of demonstrations comes after the state attorney general announced his office is joining the investigation into stephon clark's death. >>> in just minutes, a lawsuit against the city of vallejo and its police department will be filed by the family of a man shot and killed by police. ronell foster was a father of two. the shooting happened last month and authorities say that the officer shot foster in self-defense after being called to the area for a domestic vi

. >>> a private autopsy ordered by the family of 22-year-old stephon clark found that he died from eight gunshot wounds, 7 of which were shot from behind. results from an independent autopsy were released today. clark was also shot in the leg, dr. amaluo said his death was not instant, taking up to 7 minutes for clark to succumb to the words. >> the police said they had to open fire because he was charging at them, where the doctor's findings in the family's autopsy suggests that all the bullets were from behind. >> stephon clark was killed on march 2. official autopsy results from sacramento county haven't been released. >>> in louisiana, a white rouge police officer has been fired for the shooting of an unarmed black man. the shooting led to nationwide protests. last week louisiana's attorney general ruled out criminal charges. today the chief of police fired the officer and suspended another officer who helped wrestle sterling to the ground. >>> still no sign of children believed to be inside a vehicle that went over a cliff in mendicino county earlier this week. on monday authorities

"stephon clark, stephon clark"(grant) that's stevante clark...dancing to the dias...and then yellling at mayor darrell steinberg. supporters joined him near the council members. there were hundreds of demonstrators outside the chambers.... stevante demanded to speak and said he didn't think the council would make meaningful changes as a result of his brother's death. (grant) the council adjourned for roughly 15 minutes as a result of the disruption. and tonight protesters have blocked the entrance to the kings basketball game. the team has showed the team has showed support for stephon clark and is urging unity. 22-year-ol stephon clark, a father of two...who was killed march 18th...in his grandmonther's back-yard. and today the california attorney joined the investigation. sacramento police chief daniel hahn announced the partnership tuesday alongside attorney general xavier becerra....they say in an effort to build say in an effort to build "faith and confidence" in the investigation. (steve) new tonight at 8. we're learning the boys and girl's clubs of contra costa was broken into

stephon clark, yes, on going.lton sterling, that was decided this week by the louisiana attorney general to not pursue. so it is not in progress. >> no, but they were clear too, they were cleared with a lot of different investigations. >> it is not in progress, though. you were saying he should wait. this is done. that one is done. >> i was talking about sacramento. on the issue of louisiana, does he have to get involved in everything? that case cleared the officers where the suspect was on meth, and on cocaine, repeatedly failed to -- >> okay. >> -- listen to a police officer. we don't want him to get involved in every incident. >> excuse me. excuse me. are we really going to -- are we really -- i really -- >> he was reaching for a gun. he had a gun. >> we don't know he was reaching for a gun. >> he had a gun on him. >> we start to demonize -- i think it is problematic here when we start to demonize the victims in these cases. why -- the question on the table is why can donald trump comment on everything else, bu

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"stephone has woke up the nation!""we will never let you forget the name of stephon clark!"(vicki) others mourners today included former sacramento kings player matt barnes amd sacramento mayor darrell steinberg. (steve)the driver arrested yesterday in san francisco - accused of running over five men-- has been identified. police say 33-year-old mark dennis is facing multiple charges -- including murder. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san francisco -- he talked to a woman who says she has interacted with the suspect before. (philippe) ann-marie says she's had at least four interactions with 33-year-old mark dennis dating back to last fall. she says this is him -- being arrested in san francisco wednesday... shortly after he is accused of running over five men with his van in the city's dog patch neighborhood, killing one of them.ann-marie/knows suspect- "he would come up to the fence and he'd be threatening and trying to start a fight." ann-marie says mark dennis has told her he is homeless. she'd see him when he'd park his van at heron's head park, where she walks

. >>> an outpouring of support following stephon clark's death. protesters are voicing anger over his shooting. >> [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: on the streets of downtown sacramento. the evening commute once again disrupted by people protesting the death of stephon clark in his grandmother's backyard on march 14. 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 po

name. >> say his name. >> stephon clark. >> stephon clark. >> 17 athletes from both teams were featuredlic service announcement seen during the first quarter. >> we will not stick to sports. >> we will not shut up and dribble. >> this is bigger than basketball. >> change can be uncomfortable. >> change is necessary. >> reporter: the shooting has sparked a series of protests, punctuated at times by tense moments in the streets. sacramento's mayor hopes the demonstrations are peaceful and can be channeled into change there. >> are many questions about policy and protocol that come right out of watching this video. that we're going to do ensure get asked and answered. >> reporter: now clark's family is preparing for his funeral thursday. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> just ahead, we'll look at the buildup to the ncaa men's final four, including the woman at the heart of this year's most popular bobblehead doll. you're watching "early today." you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control wi

the death of stephon clark has resonated with the golden state warriors. >> yeah. i mean, it just -- another kid taken away from his family and friends and life taken away for who knows what. it's a tragedy. >> something i never been through and couldn't imagine so we'll talk about it tonight and see what we can do. >> reporter: as the warriors ready to play the kings in sacramento on saturday night, the team is well aware of the tragedy which is unfolding in the city and the business of basketball will be a priority. if the players protest stephon clark, it remains a personal decision. >> i mentioned to our players yesterday that if they wanted to be part of anything that's going on, that it's something that they should discuss. >> reporter: on thursday, the day stephon clark was laid to rest, former warriors and kings matt barnes invited players to join in a pregame protest at a local sacramento park. barnes a father of two, still lives in the community where he recently played. >> great that he is going at it especially in his hometown. it hit close to home with

and he'll give the eulogy for stephon clark. rev, seems like we talk far too often in cases like this. but let me start with your immediate task at hand. what do you say to a family, what do you say to a community that last night turned out the way they did with all that emotion, that passion, that anger, that heartbreak, to help them as they are looking at this? >> well, you say to them that they must continue to persist until they get justice. we're looking at the fact that stephon could have been anybody's child that was in that hearing last night in that community. when i first talked to the mother the day after and members of the national action network went in and they've been there all week with attorney crump, the fact that people are saying, if you have an overhead camera, which you showed some of the footage, then you knew if he was doing something wrong, and there's no evidence at all that he was doing anything wrong. but if he was, you knew if he went into a house. you could have called for backup. you could have wen

[ chants ] >> stephon clark! stephon clark! >> the young man is stephon clark's brother.mento's mayor forced to gavel the meeting to a close early to guarantee everyone's safety. one person was taken away in handcuffs and charged with assaulting a police officer. >>> for the second time in a week, protesters blocked the entrance to the golden one center. sacramento kings closed the entrances to the nba reason when stephon clark protesters showed up outside. that drew an angry online response from ticket holders. the kings said they had to shut the doors in the name of safety. look at this powerful image from inside the arena. a protester wearing a shirt that reads, "i won't keep calm. i have a black son." >>> a kansas grand jury bringing murder charges in the gruesome death of a 10-year-old boy on the world's tallest water slide in 2016. jeffrey henry, co-owner of the schlitterbon park, and designer john school was charged with reckless second-degree murder along with the company designed in building the 17-story ride. caleb schwab was decapitated when the raft he and two