and there are growing protests in sacramento, california over the fatal police shooting of stephon clark. an autopsy commissioned by clark's family and released yesterday shows officers shot him times in the back. today, protesters returned to the streets. here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: former n.b.a. star matt barnes led a rally in downtown sacramento in support of stephon clark. >> they continue to kill us and it could be any of us. he reporter: the night before demonstrators stood face to face with police in sacramento during the fourth straight night of protests following the release of an independent autopsy. stephon clark's family hired high-profile pathologist bennet omalu to perform the autopsy. in results released friday, omalu said the 22 year old was shot eight times. >> so you can reasonably conclude he received seven gunshot wounds from his back. ed reporter: sacramento police

(vicki) stephon clark's family is still hurting from the deadly shooting.... the person most impacted by clark's death is his brother, stevante... reporter shirin rajaee explains he is now getting mental health treatment. stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"i hate my life, you hear me? i hate it!"stevante clark says he received two days of in-patient mental health treatment at u-c davis medical center last week after police responded to a disturbance call at the greens hotel on del paso boulevard. stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"i turned myself into the mental health institution, you know, the police came to check on me but i kind of forced them."stevante said he and his family were staying at the hotel for a sense of privacy.but on the morning of april 1st -- the pain he was feeling over the death of his brother stephon was too much-- he says he lost it, causing damage to the hotel room.nat sound of q-and-a with stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "do you feel you have a mental health issue?""yes.""ptsd?" "i'm not smart enough to know what i have.

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last week police officers shot and killed stephon clark an unarmed 22-year-old african american man in sacramento. the officers were responding to calls fbt car break ins when they confronted clark at his grandmother's home. they shot at him 20 times sayinh thought he had a gun. it turned out clark was holding a cell phone. the attorney general said the office would investigate the incident at the request of the sacramento police department. >>> stevante. the mayor wants to talk to me. the chief of police got my brother killed. he shows no emotion at all.nd >> you all get mad at me for not crying on the ws >> yesterday mourners attended the funeral for stephon clark. rev ra al sharpton deliveredhe eulogy at the request of the family. >> the president's pressta sec said this is a local matter. no, this is not aca l matter. they've been killing young black men all over the cotry. and we are here to say that we're going to stand with stephon clark and the leaders of this family. we are puing aside our differences. it's time for preachers to come out to the pulpit. it's time for pligs to c

. >> the stephon clark's shooting. >> and the president's attacks on amazon are having an effect on the company's bottom line. >>> good morning. happy wednesday. time now 4:54. and you're taking a live look at 880 heading through oakland right near 66th. right near the coliseum, that traffic on the right side of your screen, that's heading southbound. northbound direction, we are tracking no delays along this part but as you head further north, folks are starting to tap and the brakes. we have overnight roadwork. it will be wrapped up by 6:00. but there are a few minutes of delay on your morning commute. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> after two police officers shot and killed stephon clark in sacramento, protestors packed city hall demanding the mayor take action. as reporter drew bollea explains, it's amid a new push at the restrict california police officers using deadly force. >> reporter: more than three weeks after 22-year-old stephon clark was killed by police, people in the community made their voices heard. >> i know the feeling of having your own people gone. >

angry and frustration, warriors in town, protesters angry over the stephon clark shooting, didn't go to the stadium but to the streets. dramatic video. >> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> witnesses say it shows a sacramento county patrol car hit a female protester downtown. chp confirms the incident. taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> stephon clark. >> 150 people took part in vigil at sheriffs department service center and went on the move before the collision. no reports of the protest getting violent but heavy police presence in the area, lined up across the road. >> heavy police presence at golden 1 center for the warriors games. twice kept fans from entering games but different tonight. anser, pretty quiet. >> reporter: earlier a huge police presence. many in riot gear. set up perimeter to keep protesters away from the entrance which they blocked in the past. police say they were out to keep the peace but nobody showed up. for chris of walnut creek, game is annual tradition. even with threat of protests. >> don't need to get in the way of the game but being out there and sta

of course, now we know stephon clark had a cell phone, not a gun. this tremendous amount of video may help bring clarity but will also surely generate more questions. like what officers were saying to each other when some of the muted their cameras. >> all of them muting during this incident we will look at. >>> president trump's ban on transgender troops serving in the military is still on hold. a u. s. district judge in seattle says it is unclear whether recent changes in the administration's policy are constitutional. she is one of four judges nationwide who were blocked president trump from overturning an obama era directive allowing transgender troops to serve openly. both parties have been told to prepare for trial. >>> hours ago at midnight, the new tell-all book, "a higher loyalty", by james comey, the former fbi director, went on sale. bookstores all over the country stayed open late for the official release. "a higher loyalty" is already number one on amazon's best seller list, despite the trump administration's attempt to discredit james

stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"i hate my life, you hear me? i hate it!"hotel on del paso boulevard. stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"i turned myself into the mental health institution, you know, the police came to check on me but i kind of forced them."stevante said he and his family were staying at the hotel for a sense of privacy.but on the morning of april 1st -- the pain he was feeling over the death of his brother stephon was too much-- he says he lost it, causing damage to the hotel room.nat sound of q-and-a with stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "do you feel you have a mental health issue?""yes.""ptsd?" "i'm not smart enough to know what i have. what i do know i'm not crazy. something is wrong up there. something is very very wrong up there i can admit that but i'm not out here doing crazy stupid, belligerent things. i'm trying to take care of my family."as stephon's death has become international news and has sparked a call for change and justice, stevante's pain has played out for the country to see.he's made several emotional appearan

. >> stephon clark! stephon clark! >> i will always stand with victims. i will always do what's right. i will always follow the facts in the law. so thank you for this recognition. >> we recognize you. >> the group that put on the event today is called crime victims united and they're gathering signatures for a ballot measure to make changes to our criminal law. we'll have more on that and hear from a victim coming up at 6:00. >>> another beautiful day and it didn't go to waste. we saw a lot of people out walking their dogs in places like ft. funston today and it was gorgeous outside. more rain, though, on the way. we'll check in with brian hackney right now. >> hey, ken. welcome back, by the way. it's going to be a good deal cooler tomorrow. the numbers will fall like car keys as we have high clouds on the way and a little bit of rain, light rain moving into the bay area. this is 7:00 tomorrow morning, a little bit in the north bay. the day goes on. a weak cold front comes south. this won't amount to mu

stephon clark's family hired high-profile pathologist bennet omalu to perform the autopsy. in results released friday, omalu said the 22 year old was shot eight times. >> so you can reasonably conclude he received seven gunshot wounds from his back. ed reporter: sacramento police say clark advanced towards them heen they fired at least 20 shots, and they believed clark was pointing a firearm. clark was later found with only macell phone. black lives matter leader tanya faison says the protests will continue until there's change in the city. >> we are very angry. we're very sad. we're very traumatized. i'm traumatized. >> reporter: in a statement, the sacramento police department says it is waiting for the results of the county coroner's report before making further comment. errol? >> barnett: danielle nottingham, ttanks. in baton rouge, louisiana, newly-released video of the fatal police shooting of alton sterling is re-opening old wounds. one officer was fired yesterday, g.other was suspended for the 2016 shooting. tony dokoupil has the video. and we caution-- it is graphi

charges against the 2 police officers who shot and killed stephon clark... reporter shirin rajaee shows us demonstration >>> protestors in sacramento are calling for charges against the two police officers who shot and killed stephon clark. we have the latest. >>> reporter: his name continues to echo through the streets of downtown sacramento. >> shut it down! >> shut it down!! >> reporter: as protests in the wake of the stephon clark shooting enter a third week. what do you think about the momentum? >> as long as things are peaceful, i feel like this is necessary. >> reporter: on this national day of action, "black lives matter" brought out protestors from kids to adults. they started at the sacramento d.a.'s office, marched to the sheriff's department, city hall and got support from inmates peering through the windows of the county jail. many are calling on the district attorney to prosecute the police officers who killed clark. >> this has been going on for years in sacramento. and i feel like it's built up to this moment to where we're going to keep figh

stephon clark... this evening - questions surface if the officers involved should be charged. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. and i'm brian hackney. protesters in sacramento are saying they want those officers held accountable. today kpix five's melissa caen talked with a bay area prosecutor... who says a decision to charge an officer depends on several key factors. . >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. as outrage grows over the police shooting of stephon clark, questions if the officers should be charged. kpix 5's melissa mu-- melissa caen with more. >> reporter: protesting the shooting death of stephon clark but will the police officers be charged. >> when the cop is brought to justice we succeeded. >> it will defend on what the officers felt at the time. >> the district attorney says the police are not judged based on hindsight. >> look with what the reasonable police officer would have believed at the time. >> the police department said the suspect turned and advanced towards the officers while holding an object extended in hunt for of him. the

stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"i hate my life, you hear me? i hate it!"ante clark says he received two days of in-patient mental health treatment at u-c davis medical center last week after police responded to a disturbance call at the greens hotel on del paso boulevard. stevante clark/stephon clark's brother"i turned myself into the mental health institution, you know, the police came to check on me but i kind of forced them."stevante said he and his family were staying at the hotel for a sense of privacy.but on the morning of april 1st -- the pain he was feeling over the death of his brother stephon was too much-- he says he lost it, causing damage to the hotel room.nat sound of q-and-a with stevante clark/stephon clark's brother "do you feel you have a mental health issue?""yes.""ptsd?" "i'm not smart enough to know what i have. what i do know i'm not crazy. something is wrong up there. something is very very wrong up there i can admit that but i'm not out here doing crazy stupid, belligerent things. i'm trying to take care of my family."as stephon's d

: his name continues to echo through the streets of downtown sacramento.>> stephon clark! >> reporter: protests enter its third week.>> what do you think about this momentum?>> as long as things are peaceful, i feel like this ispoant.>> reporter: on this national day of action, black lives matter brought out a diverse group of protesters. they started the sacramento das office and marched to the sheriff's department, city hall and even got support from inmates. many are calling on the district attorney to prosecute the police officers who killed clark.>> this has been going on for years in sacramento. i feel like it has built up to this moment.>> i am so proud of sacramento. >> reporter: today marked 50 years after the assassination of martin luther king jr.. >> his message was for black liberation, justice for equity.>> reporter: now, justice in the name of stephon clark. >> we are all human beings. no one has the right to take another human being's life. >> reporter: those close to the family shared emotional words about the 22-year-old they continue to grieve.>> he was

we want to believe that not only can we respect the legacy of stephon clark by trying to make sure thissn't happen again, and that there is implicit bias training and that there is a civilian review board that really gets to implicate some of the measures they have been fighting for. right before this, about a year ago, there was a joseph man executed by the sacramento police department and they were supposed to be changes, supposed to be training so we could prevent what happened to stephon clark. but here we are again. and so we have to continuously say that when you have black or brown people, it is not okay to shoot first and ask questions later. because that seems to be the epidemic that is happening in america whether you talk about alton sterling castile in minneapolis and oklahoma and the list goes on. it is a national issue. not a local issue as the white house press secretary put forth. >> benjamin crump, thank you, the attorney for stephon clark's family. >>> coming up next, how the markets are reacting to the tariffs on 128 u.s. products from meat to fruit to nuts to metal.

. >>> the latest round in protest for stephon clark. continuing fallout for the police killing of the 22-year- old and matt barnes organized the event a day after independent autopsy results showed he was shot in the back eight times. >> say hi. >> hi. >>reporter: the innocence of a little boy who has yet to understand the magnitude of his father's death. >> nothing we can do will bring him back that i prayed to god that we bring change. >>reporter: the hope of change echoed through the plaza today at the unity rally held in stephon clark's honor. from city leaders to sacramento kings, loved ones and strangers many gathered to show sacramento is in the fight together. >> we have friction and differences but the community is unified for the most part and everyone is standing together. >>reporter: joseph clark's family joined stephon clark family onstage. >> here we are two years later, the same exact thing. there is no justice. >>reporter: so what does justice look like? the two officers and who shot and killed the 22-year-old holding th

. >> the chp says it will investigate last night's incident where a stephon clark protester was injured after being hit by a sacramento county sheriff's patrol car. it happened during a vigil for the 22-year-old unarmed man who was shot and killed by police last month in his grandmother's backyard. video shows the sheriff's suv hitting the woman and pulling away. the sheriff's office says their vehicles were surrounded by protesters who broke a back window and started denting one of the vehicles. one protester describes what she saw. >> the first one got through the crowd. the second one decided he was in a hurry and hit one of the protesters who was on the curbside of the street and then ran. >> the woman who was hit has been released from the hospital. the sheriff's office says it is also conducting an internal review of the incident. >>> today protesters in maryland demanded justice in the stephon clark case. a rally for racial justice was held in baltimore. they want to raise awareness, galvanize specific calls to action to address police-involved shootings in minority communities.

riley said it was dark and was not sure who was there but in the daylight he would have recognized stephon clark-knew him, but i know of him. he was a nice guy. he didn't deserve that, even if he broke my windows out. >> reporter: riley stands behind the clark family and the fact stephon clark's story brought on national attention is a good thing. >> it needs to be national, worldwide so people know what is going on and put as stop to this police brutality. >> reporter: riley's two trucks that have his livelihood are both in police evidence. and the story that started just outside his doorstep continues to highlight race relations nationwide. riley says he wants to remain out of the way and in support of a family still in mourning. >> that was joe kalil reporting. the state's department of justice says more than 10,000 californians who have been legally barred from owning a gun are still in possession of one or more. now state lawmakers are calling on justice officials to ramp up efforts to seize those weapons. california senate republican caucus sent a letter to the state attorney general this

the police department replace 51 new pieces of video and two audio files of the night stephon clark was shot by officers. they showed the video from the body cameras and police dashcam's. >> 23 dashcam of videos. and 28 body camera videos were made public on monday. that is approximately 697 minutes of video. it shows what dozens of police and other emergency workers did after two sacramento police officers fatally shot stephon clark. >> that is part of our commitment, to be transparent to our community. they say that is important for the public to see how much evidence they have to process, how complicated investigating officer involved shooting really is. the video show that from the time the first backup officer arrived until the time she started chest compressions on clark, five minutes elapsed. about the same amount of time an independent autopsy said it may have taken him to die. but first, clark was handcuffed. >> this one, we will look at what the officers did in terms of rendering aid and determine if it was appropriate for the given circumstances. >> reporter: the video also s

stephon clark was shot in her backyard. leased videos satisfies a sacramento city mandate that all video and audio from an officer-involved shooting be released within 30 days of a shooting. neither the clark family nor the city has released a statement in response to the latest video release. police say clark was a burglary suspect who they áthought was holding a gun when they shot him. he was only had a cellphone on him. ( darya ) new this morning ... a 23 year old man is behind bars on suspicion of auto burglary in emeryville. police say they found alex mills sitting in a truck that did not belong to him on the 12-hundred block of 65th street. he was also arrested for identity theft. after searching him ... police say they found personal information belonging to several different people. ( james ) california attorney general xavier becerra has filed three misdemeanor charges against a real estate agent for price gouging in the north bay. (ááávidboxááá) the attorney general claims missy echeverria raised monthly rent by ov

el hermano de stephon clark es arrestado. segÚn bajo sospecha de realizar amenazas.ortamiento en sus prÉstamos. nos vemos en la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: el hermano de stephon clark, fue arrestado este jueves por las autoridades. desde que muriÓ su hermano, familiares y amigos estÁn preocupados por la salud mental del joven. gustavo: hace apenas tres semanas, este era el comportamiento en una reuniÓn especial del consejo de la ciudad de sacramento y este jueves, nuevamente perdiÓ el control y fue detenido por la policÍa de la ciudad. el hermano de stephon clark, amenazÓ a quiÉnes la rentaban un cuarto y destrozÓ la casa en donde vivÍa. " amenazÓ con matarme y agredirme, severamente amenazÓ por destruir todas mis casas. estaba incontrolable"dice samantha, tras dos dÍas de haber dejado su casa por Órdenes de la policÍa, pudo regresar el jueves, aunque lo que encontrÓ no fue agradable. rompiÓ todo lo que encontró a su paso y los sueÑos estiman que alcanza a $5000. el jefe de policÍa dijo que siguieron de cerca este caso y y son varios los delitos que enfrenta. >> inc

. >>> and his friends and family mourn the death of stephon clark an unarmed black man fatally shot by sacramento police. we'll talk to our friend rev al sharpton about the message he delivered at the funeral and his advice for this grieving and divided community. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for more complete allergy relief. flonase. this changes everything. >>> committing some controversy. >> russia today is to vladimir putin what fox news is to donald trump. >> no doubt. why is it controversial? >> it is a support network that is -- will always react positively to everything that he does. it's not journalism. it is propaganda. >> our friend, that was our friend rick ste

hosted in a downtown park by former warriors and kings player matt barnes.the shooting death of stephon clark on march 18th moved the sacramento local to take action.sot: matt barnes, former nba player// "i'm in the process of staring a clark boys college scholarship fund to make sure these boys go to college. (cheers) but like we mentioned earlier, this is not a sacramento problem, this is a nationwide problem."family and friends close to clark shared their disbelief of the outpour of support and demand for the officers to be prosecuted.sot: christina rodriguez-johnson// "he just wasn't ... he didn't believe that he even deserved attention this way. he was the most humble person that you'd

happening today, the brother of stephon clark will be in court. he was arrested for making -- a slew of charges including assault and vandalism and now speaking out from his jail cell. >> i'm sorry, whatever the damage i did -- >> police are not releasing details about what led to his arrest but a sacramento couple tells us they are the victims. clark rented a room from their home and he started behaving erratically. clark reportedly threatened them and then destroyed their home while they were away. this is video of him at a city council meeting and at a rally in his brother's name. they eventually fired a restraining order against him and say his mental health changed after the brother -- his brother stephon clark was shot and killed by police last month. >>> new details this morning on the financial hit to the city of sacramento from numerous protests following deadly police shooting of stephon clark. the chp is clocking thousands of hours of overtime and the costs alone are approaching $800,000. taxpayers will be on the hook to handle those ch

.>> reporter: now, justice in the name of stephon clark. >> we are all human beings. no one has the right to take another human being's life. >> reporter: those close to the family shared emotional words about the 22-year-old they continue to grieve.>> he was a baby. he was our baby.>> reporter: clearly a lot of emotions but tonight was peaceful and passionate and organizers tell me there will be another protest right here tomorrow afternoon. in sacramento, kpix 5. >>> the search intensifies for three missing children along the northern california coast. tonight, we show you the new lead in the case. >>> president donald trump orders u.s. troops to secure the mexico border but there are lots of unanswered questions

eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> the man who called 911 about someone breaking into his truck the night stephon clarkve said if he had known it was clark he probably wouldn't have made the call because he knew clark to be a nice guy. instead that 911 call triggered a series of events that culminated in civil unrest in sacramento. >> reporter: it was the call that began the series of events leading to the death of stephon clark. >> steph going down the street breaking into cars and truck windows out. >> reporter: after two weeks of protests and national calls for change, the man who made that first phone call to police is expressing regret. >> if i had known it was him as cross the street, i probably wouldn't have called 911, just met him at his house. >> reporter: he saw someone break a window on his truck. he said it was dark and he wasn't sure who was there. but he says in the daylight, he would have recognized stephon clark. >> i have never really knew him, knew him. but i know of him. he was a nice guy, you know what i mean? so he didn't deserve that. even if he had break my windows out. >> repor

the protests fueled by independent autopsy results released friday saying stephon clark was shot eight times, six from behind. the autopsy was paid for by clark's family. >> the findings of his autopsy contradict many of the narratives that the sacramento police put forward. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: police say they thought clark had a gun but after firing 20 shots, discovered it was a cell phone. in the wake of the shooting, community members changing the rhetoric from anger -- >> make some noise! >> reporter: -- to activism. >> this is just the beginning. there's a deeper rooted problem here. >> reporter: former nba player matt barnes has been vocal about clark's death. he organized this rally in his hometown saturday calling for accountability. >> these people are killing people on camera and getting paid leave and then being acquitted. so, to me, you know, cops don't fear killing anyone because they're not being held accountable so it continues to happen. >> reporter: emotions running high in a community and a call for answers grows louder. the sheriff's department

make california the first state to significantly restrict when officers can open fire. ( darya ) stephon clark'sily says they're still hurting over his death. now... his brother is seeking help. stevante clark spent two days at a mental health center... after destroying a hotel room. hile he hasn't watched the body cam video of his brother's death ... he says he can't escape the images and sounds. he says the last three weeks have been difficult. <"i'm not smart enough to know what i have. what i do know i'm not crazy. something is wrong up there. something is very very wrong up there i can admit that but i'm not out here doing crazy stupid, belligerent things. i'm trying to take care of my family.">( darya ) clark is advocating for more mental health resources for under-served communities. ( james ) california teens are stepping up their political power. 100- thousand 16- and 17-year-olds have pre-registered to vote in the golden state. that's according to secretary of state alex padilla. a law passed in 2016 gives young people the opportunity to sign up to vote before they are eligible. ( jame

the protest is the latest of many over the deadly shootin of stephon clark. ot by police on march 18th after leading officers on a pursuit. they thought he was armed but clark turned out to be holding a cell phone. the protest continues in downtown sacramento. >>> facebook says the information of up to 87 million users may have been used by cambridge analytica without the users knowledge. cambridge analytica said it had data for only 30 million. the firm says purpose was to conduct voter targeting. meanwhile, ceo mark zuckerberg is scheduled to appear one week from today. to help better understand what happens to personal information online. and speaking of your personal informion online, facebook is making changes to how data is used and shared across nine parts of its platform. here is what the changes will be. you can no longer srch for people by using their phone number or e-mail address. and starting on monday, users will see a link to see a list of what apps they use. and also letting you know if your data was shared to cambridge analytica. >> on april 4

among the demonstrators struck by a police car as protests over the deadly police shooting of stephon clark hit a flashpoint. >>> emergency landing. the passenger plane losing an engine. forced to turn back after a bird strike. >>> and, moment of impact. that space junk crashing toward earth. tonight, we're just hours away. what we've just learned about where, and when. >>> good evening. and happy easter. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with the easter snow slamming its way from the dakotas to the northeast. drivers facing heavy snow and whiteout conditions near kearney, nebraska. and the system now threatening a messy commute from d.c. to philadelphia, new york to boston, with snow, rain, and temperatures that feel nothing like spring. sam champion leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, back to back wintery blasts disrupting easter plans for millions, from the plains to the great lakes. the first storm, dumping more than ten inches of snow across central minnesota. treacherous driving conditions triggering more than 300 accidents statewide. >> this time

the call for action comes after 22-year-old stephon clark, who was unarmed, was gunned down by policen his grandmother's back yard in sacramento last month. >>> wisconsin's republican governor, scott walker, sounding the alamp after a democratic -- alarm after a democratic-backed candidate won a seat on wisconsin's supreme court. the results leading walker to tweet that the gop is "at risk of a blue wave in november." liberal rebecca dallet trumped michael skrenok for the ten-year term on wisconsin's high court. the candidates did not run with party affiliations, but the state democratic party helped the campaign. it's the first time a liberal candidate who was not an incumbent has won a seat on the seven-member court in more than two decades. >>> a report from the centers for disease control says so-called nightmare bacteria that are resistant to most antibiotics are popping up across the united states. a program for testing suspect bacteria found more than 220 cases in 27 states contained an especially rare resistant gene. health officials say the cdc is working on an aggressive con

here is mireya villarreal. >> sougthe demonstration began peaceful protest for stephon clark. but just after 8:30 things took a turn. video shows the two deputy vehicles slowly trying to weave through protesters in the streets when one seems to accelerate. hitting a woman trying to cross. another angle shows the the woman falling to the ground, then being surrounded by other protesters. >> back away from my vehicle. >> the sheriff's department says protestors began yelling while pounding and kicking the vehicle's exterior. a collision occurred with a protester walking in the roadway but say the patrol vehicle was traveling at a slow speed. for two weeks, protesters have been demanding justice for 22-year-old clark. and an autopsy commissioned by his family shows seven bullets him him in the back. police say they thought clark was holding a gun but it turned out to be a cell phone. >> sheriffs are the one that directed the officers to clark and enabled them to murder him. they need to be held accountable all. up avermont on the verge of becoming the second strait to enact gun r

it happened during a round of protests over the fatal shooting of stephon clark. earlier members of clark's family joined activists and pastors for a rally where the call for criminal charges to be filed against the two police officers involved. >> we need them to get convicted of a different policy as it relates to the use of force. >> friday the results of an independent autopsy requested by the clark family attorneys show he was shot in the back. sacramento police say they are withholding comments until the coroner's report comes out. officers said it appeared clark had a gun in the dark of night, but no weapon was found. former pro basketball player matt barnes, a san francisco native, was a speaker at the rally and held up one of stephon clark's children. he said it hits close to home. >> i have 29-year-old boy that look just like this. i feel for them. i fear for the streets and i fear for the cops. how do we explain to our kids that because the color of your skin, people will not like you? that's not fair. >> he said he plans to start a scholarship fund for

thought that stephon clark had a gun.turned out he was holding a cell phone. his death led to many protests by people who say it was another example of racial profiling by police. >>> two people are accused of trying to outsmart deputies by tossing drugs out of their car after they got pulled over. what they did not know is that the deputy's dashcam a caught the whole thing on video. it happened earlier this month. you can see the driver pulled to the side of the road and toss a white bottle out of the sunroof. there it goes. deputies say when they found the bottle, it contained heroin. deputies have pulled the car over for expired registration. >>> postpartum depression is being blamed for the apparent suicide of a woman from napa. the body of 43-year-old holly marie bloom was found on the campus of snow elementary school on sunday. she walked from her apartment next door to the playground, doused herself with something flammable and set herself on fire. about a week ago she attempted to end her life and her four- month-

i took that belief to this young man, stephon clark.ieve, despite the rhetoric from the white house, despite the attempts to reverse laws, i believe dr. king wouldn't have lied to us, that we would get to that promise land, but we won't get there unless we come together across race lines, religious lines, gender lines, actual orientation lines, we won't get there unless we believe that no matter how dark the side of the mountain is, there is some light if we just keep moving and don't give up. that's what dr. king taught a little boy from brooklyn. that does it for me, thank you for watching. and to keep the conversation going, like us at facebook.com/politics nation and follow us on twitter @politics nation. see you next sunday. to my colleague, alex witt. >> i just got a little religion from you, rev. look forward to seeing you again another noon. >>> good morning to you and happy easter to those celebrating. i'm alex witt. it's 9: 00 here in the east, 6:00 a.m. out west. renewed attack examining some of president trump's claims about

the protest is the latest of many over the deadly shooting of stephon clark. shot by police on march 18th after leading officers on a pursuit. they thought he was armed but clark turned out to be holding a cell phone. the protest continues in downtown sacramento. >>> facebook says the information of up to 87 million users may have been used by cambridge analytica without the users knowledge. cambridge analytica said it had data for only 30 million. the firm says purpose was to conduct voter targeting. meanwhile, ceo mark zuckerberg is scheduled to appear one w one from today. to help better understand what happens to personal information online. and speaking of your personal information online, facebook is making changes to how data is used and shared across nine parts of its platform. here is what the changes will be. you can no longer search for people by using their phone number or e-mail address. and starting on monday, users will see a link to see a list of what apps they use. and also letting you know if your data was shared to cambridge analytica. >> on

two weeks to the day that stephon clark was killed. the country over this footage showing police chasing clark after a 911 call alerting them that somebody was breaking into cars. officers say they believed he had a gun and opened fire. >> shows your hands. >> reporter: later only finding a cell phone. an autopsy commissioned by the family reports he was hit eight times. in baltimore a rally for racial justice. >> this is a systemic problem of killing unarmed black men and women across this country and has been going on for decades. >> reporter: the city with its own tensions between the community and police following the death of freddie gray in the spring of 2017. criminal charges were brought against multiple officers in that case. none were found guilty. back in sacramento, protesters this weekend hoping clark's death leads to change. >> let's take our outrage, but let's use it for something positive. >> reporter: the family tells us the womans released from the hospital and that she's still in a lot of pain. they also tell us that

the proposed legislation is in response to the fatal police shooting of stephon clark unarmed. >> lawmakers the standard for when police can use deadly force from when kidded to reasonable. to only when it is absoluteliness stare to preserve human life. they believe that will encourage officers to diffuse more situations, but others believe, it could put police lives in danger. >> do not underestimate the power of grief. >> tensions remain high in sacramento two weeks after the police shooting of 22-year-old stephon clark. at a city council meeting, community members demanded answers and action. >> you better give us justice, you are damn sure not ready for what comes next. >> cries for justice and reforeign minister have spread from sacramento city hall to the state capitol. the time is now to act. time for california to step up. >> california lawmakers plan to in troep deuce new legislation, raising the standard for when police officers can use deadly force. >> in the six second between the time officers called out to stephon clark and opened fire. current california law required them to

you see him here hugging al sharpton at stephon clark's funeral.e is being held on suspicion of criminal threats, felony assault, vandalism and abusing the 911 emergency line. protestors in sacramento kept r focus on the deadly police shooting of stephon clark earlier today. they delivered petitions with 100,000 signatures to the district attorney's office. the activists want the d.a. to file murder charges against the two officers who shot and killed clark. yesterday, d.a. ann sherbert said the investigation could take up to a year. activists with "black lives matter" say shubert has a record of failing to prosecute police. >> since her time in office, there have been 22 deaths by cops and she refuses to try them! there have been multiple cases where taxpayer dollars have been used to pay out, to cover up and to mask the atrocities of various law enforcement departments in this county! >> police suspected that stephon clark was breaking into cars when they encountered him last month. officers thought he had a gun. it was a cell phone. >>> one san

the autopsy showed that stephon clark was shot eight times by police. >>> there was a bill introduced this week that would require the disclosure of investigations of serious use of force, including police shootings. supporters say it is necessary because people have a roit to know how law enforcement treats the cases. and opponents argue that the records should remain silent to protect officer's safety. >>> a deadly crash involving the new model x tesla in the bay area, the company is now facing criticism about how it is handling the fatal crash investigation. >> reporter: the ntsb released a statement just yesterday saying it is unhappy with tesla for releasing information about the investigation. this is what is left of a new model x tesla after it crashed into a freeway barrier on highway 101 on march 23. the car was in autopilot mode, killing the driver, 38-year-old walter wayne. no action was taken by the action who had several visual and audible hands on warnings, and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision, according to tesla. t

the sacramento please investigation into the deadly plea shooting of stephon clark could take as long as a year. after that the das office will investigate. >> when the incomplete investigation is given to our office. >> the office does not have a legal obligation to investigate the death of stephon clark. she believes the public has the right to find out everything they can of the shooting. he is expected to breaking into cars when police confronted him. officers. he had a gun. he was only carrying a cell phone. >>> the giants beat the diamondbacks in arizona. it was scoreless until the sixth inning. this is when here was a two run home run to give the giants the lead. the diamond backs tied the game. here is the top of the 10th. he belted a home run. that gave the giants the lead. they will play again tonight in arizona. >>> in oakland there was plenty of offense on display. they had a win over the chicago white sox. the game was 12-11. there was an early lead. this is thanks to a grant -- grand slam. they were down four runs in the fourth. olson smacked a two run double. they gaine

they skilled stephon clark. they killed alton. they continue to kill us it could be any of us. now having a little bit of color to your skin means you're guilty. that shouldn't be the case. >> good morning. for those of you celebrating, happy east ever and happy passover from "am joy." well, the world continues to watch as young americans drive the national debate over guns. a key component of gun violence often goes overlooked. kira simon, a parkland student delivered that point on our show yesterday. >> initially after the shooting it began with scoot shootings and then broadened to gun violence throughout america. there's police brutality, gun violence every day in inner city communities and it's not getting the attention. >> police brutality against men, women and even children, even if it was missing during the debate over parkland, couldn't stay out of the headlines for long. 22-year-old stephon clark was killed by sacramento police in his grandmother's back yard. he was unarmed. according to a private autopsy requested by the family he was shot eight times with all but o

camera, they must now audibly report before ever muting it. >>> once public comment opened up, stephon's clark'sther took the podium and others demanded they fire the officers involved in the shooting. clark's brother and the police chief took a moment to hug each other and share a smile. >>> at 6:46, the president is warning russia this morning our missiles will be launched at syria. >> scott mcgrew, the russians have said they'll shoot them down. >> that's right, we're talking about direct military conflict between the united states and russia, which is sobering news on a wednesday morning. the president tweeted directly at russia this morning, get ready, russia because our missiles will be coming nice and new and smart. just a few moments ago the president seemed to blame all of this russia's threats, our threats back and potential of two super powers in a shooting war on the democrats. . of the bad blood with russia is caused by the fake and corrupt russia investigation. headed up by all of the democrat loyalists and people that worked for obama. it would appear we're going to strike syria.

stephon clark's death is touching a raw nerve in the united states. according to a 2016 study, police shootings are three times more likely to kill african-americans than white women. an independent autopsy showed that clark was shot eight times, six of those bullets entering his back. >> that is significant. a lawyer for his family says that autopsy contradicts the police account that clark was charging toward them. stephon clark's loved ones say it doesn't square how they knew him as a loving man and doting father to two young sons. >> love. love. he was full of love. he was always smiling. he was happy. he wanted everyone around him to be loved. he wanted them to be happy. >> all he wanted to be was a good father. he read stories to them. he played games. he sang. he danced. he videotaped everything they did. he was so proud. he was the most proud he has ever been when the boys came into the world. >> well continue to cover developments there in sacramento. >>> the european union is calling for a transparent investigation into the deaths of 17 pale

almost one month after the fatal shooting of stephon clark. officers can turn cameras off only in limited circumstances ... including dealing with a victim of sexual assault or if a supervisor instructs them. the new policy also requires officers to verbalize their reason for turning off the microphone ... and to turn off the cameras during sensitive circumstances. clark was in his grandmother's backyard when he was shot. police thought he was holding a gun... but he was holding a cellphone. sacramento police say they will soon release more video from the fatal shooting. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... companies around the bay are stepping up their "active shooter" training for employees. you'll see the drills some people are doing to stay safe. ( james ) and... a project set to transform a part of hunters point naval shipyard to housing ... is stalled because of flawed soil samples at the site. we'll explain. ( james ) plus.. now you see it now you don't police want your help to solve the case of the missing mailbox. ( reb

. >> hundreds of protesters rally in sacramento tonight calling for justice for stephon clark. the unarmed black man shot and killed by police. thanks for joining us. >> demonstrators took to the streets for a fifth day in a row. laura reports one of the rallies was led by former nba player matt barns. protesters gathered in a park saturday. >> it's a situation different more than color. it comes down to scombrong right. >> an autopsy shows six of the bullets struck clark in the back. >> given the totality of the trauma -- in the second autopsy, death was not instantaneous. >> the gunshots to the back also contradict what the police claimed that clark was approaching the officers when they opened fire. police say they thought clark was holding a gun, it turned out to be a cellphone. mostly peaceful protests have followed clark shooting death. twice demonstrators have blocked the entrance to the golden one center where the kings were playing. in response the team announced they are partner with black lives matter to fund youth programs and bring transformational change to the ci

this follows the deadly shooting of stephon clark back on march 18th. two officers searching for someone who is breaking car windows encountered clark in his grandmother's backyard. he was unarmed, only holding a cell phone, and independent autopsy report released yesterday showed officers shot clark eight times, six of which were in his back. the news sparked fresh protests last night. today barnes called for open dialogue between police and the community. at the rally he held clark's sons, ages 3 and 1 onstage, as he announced a scholarship effort. >> we're going to get some accountability for the stuff that continues to go on and we're doing it for the kids right here. i'm in the process of starting a clark boys college scholarship fund to make sure these boys go to college. >> i think it's good. i think it's good that he's voicing his opinion and getting his word out there. anyone that wanted to join him the chance to join him and spread their word, so -- >> reporter: back at the golden one center, the recent protests certainly on everyone's mind but

the incident hap pd on saturday night during protests of the stephon clark shooting.losed in one on of the cars. >>> today the family of a man shot and killed by a bart police officer will meet with the alameda county sheriff's district. >>> and a traffic alert in effect for drivers along westbound highway 4 approaching 680. you will have to give yourself an extra hour heading out the door this morning if you are headed in that direction. an accident is blocking two lanes. slow going and nevada is getting heavy in the direction of 101. the bay bridge toll plaza, 31 minutes headed into san francisco. >>> the drivers at least have a nice sky to look up at. sunrise was at 6:53, happening earlier and earlier and it makes for a gorgeous start for the day. temperatures close to normal for this time of year and a few clouds this morning, clearing up for this afternoon. we will have some good rainfall coming in on friday. it has been windy all morning long at sfo. downtown san francisco, temperatures are in the low 50s. upper 40s for santa rosa. you can expect a few clouds th