. >> i wanted to know if you started planning your wedding before or after you skilled stephon clark. >> you can see an activist walks into a restaurant where an officer involved in the shooting is -- the officer does not respond and a friend tells the activist to leave. prosecutors never filed charges. the case remains in limbo. >>> new video of an oakland girl wloz disappearance is making national headlines. this is video of molly speaking at a church before her disappearance. she goes to the university of iowa and vanished three weeks ago after a run. this morning her dad who still lives in lafayette says that he thinks his daughter may be with someone that he knows. here is his message to that person. >> if you're with molly now you obviously don't need to hurt her. this has gone far enough. you need to stop now and you need to face the consequences. >> volunteers are still working around the clock hoping their efforts will turn into a promising lead. >>> an end to the search for a missing teen. police say she is okay. the village is supposed to be sent in downtown san jose. one

it was inspired by the shooting death of stephon clark...by sacramento police in march.... officers thought he was holding a gun-- which turned out- he was only holding a cellphone. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why it's being stalled... ((pkg))no changes are coming this legislative session for the law that allows california police officers to use deadly force when they feel their lives are threatened. (assembly member shirley weber d-san diego)) "that was a little disheartening after the hard work of so many individuals and groups." initially the bill garnered a lot of attention.. after the death of stephon clark who was shot by sacramento police during a foot chase.but the bill stalled in the senate senate president pro tem toni atkins said there wasn't enough time left in the session to address some of the concerns with the bill and get it passed between the two legislative branches. the california peace officers association and several other law enforcement groups had issues with the bill. ((shaun rundle- deputy direc

listen to what happened. >> i wonder if you started planning your wedding before you killed stephon clark or after. >> that is an activist asking the police officer, woerring if you started to plan the wedding before you killed stephon clark or after. it's posted by the sacramento black lives matter movement. the activist walked into a restaurant where the officer was sitting with friends hours before his wedding on sunday. the officer did not respond and a friend stands up and asks the activist to leave. prosecutors never filed charges in connection with the death. >>> okay. listen up, south bay drivers. a study to make the commute less stressful is moving forward. vta accepting a $1.2 million loan from the metropolitan transportation commission, that money will be used to examine the gridlock along 85 from mountain view to san jose. money from the study originally approved by santa clara county voters in 2016 and it's tied up in a lawsuit. >>> gas prices dropping at the pump. average prices are falling after reaching their highest point of a year in early june. the state average is now

the assembly measure was drafted in response to the shooting of stephon clark who was killed by dutch sacramento police officers -- who was killed by sacramento police officers. the new proposal sent across the border policy standards for ev the state. it also includes more disciplinary accidents -- disciplinary actions fo lawmake the proposed measure is to improve the relationship between law enforcement and communities they serve. the bill is now headed for a vote on the senate floor. >>> our time is now 4:11. these incentive cisco -- thieves in san francisco were breaking in cars. we will tell you how much of the crypto currency was stolen. >>> good morning. we do have traffic that is off to a decent start if you're driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks pretty good heading into san francisco. >>> sometime or another, we are going to have to warm up, but it won't be today. update the bathroom but we wanted to work with a company we could trust and rebath made it effortless. a rebath design consultant came to our home and presented us ideas and products in a way that made ou

this is the first policy change since the deadly police shooting of stephon clark back in march. under the new policy, officers must consider carefully whether to chase a suspect, based on their own safety, the safety of the public, and the importance of capturing the suspect. critics say the new policy does not address the potential consequences officers could face if they don't follow the new rules. >> i don't believe that this is a moment for the community to celebrate. this is a moment for the city, as well as the police, as if they are doing something grand for the people when they are not. >> officers are also being required to identify themselves as police to the suspect that they are chasing, and activate their body cameras as soon as the chase starts, as well as to give details for the video, including the reason for the foot pursuit. >>> new questions tonight about a controversial stand your grand law. prosecutors there decided to charge a 47-year-old white man for manslaughter for a shooting outside a convenience store. michael drejka is accused of shooting a man durin

it was inspired by the shooting death of stephon clark... and killed by sacramento police in march.... officers thought he was holding a gun-- which turned out- he was only holding a cellphone. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why it's being stalled... ((pkg))no changes are coming this legislative session for the law that allows california police officers to use deadly force when they feel their lives are threatened. (assembly member shirley weber d-san diego)) "that was a little disheartening after the hard work of so many individuals and groups." initially the bill garnered a lot of attention.. after the death of stephon clark who was shot by sacramento police during a foot chase.but the bill stalled in the senate senate president pro tem toni atkins said there wasn't enough time left in the session to address some of the concerns with the bill and get it passed between the two legislative branches. the california peace officers association and several other law enforcement groups had issues with the bill. ((shaun rundle-

. >> the measure was drafted in response to the officer shooting death of stephon clark. current california code allows an officer to use deadly force when reasonable and would have changed that to permit only preventing the imminent death or bodily force on an officer. >>> a surcharge on your power bills, the bill would allow utilities in the state to sell bonds and pass on the cost to customers. it could help cover debt when utilities equipment starts wildfires. supporters say it's written so it won't become excessive but others say it's a bailout for those like pg&e expected to pay billions of dollars for the wildfires that tore through our region last fall. >>> scientists say climate changes will only make wildfires costlier and more destructive for the state. they say fires will burn rougherly 75% more acreage by the end of the year. that's the equivalent of two extra car fires. ryan zinke toured the car fires and likened it to a war zone and said bad forest management was to blame, not global warming. they're considering a bill to ease restrictions on logging on pri

it was inspired by the shooting death of stephon clark...s shot and killed by sacramento police in march. officers thought he was holding a gun-- which turned out- he was only holding a cellphone. sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why it's being stalled. ((pkg))no changes are coming this legislative session for the law that allows california police officers to use deadly force when they feel their lives are threatened. (assembly member shirley weber d-san diego)) "that was a little disheartening after the hard work of so many individuals and groups." initially the bill garnered a lot of attention.. after the death of stephon clark who was shot by sacramento police during a foot chase.but the bill stalled in the senate senate president pro tem toni atkins said there wasn't enough time left in the session to address some of the concerns with the bill and get it passed between the two legislative branches. the california peace officers association and several other law enforcement groups had issues with the bill. ((shaun rundle-

the bill was inspired by the shooting death of stephon clark. clark was was fatally shot by sacramento police in march. he was a burglary suspect who they áthought was holding a gun. but it turned out he was only holding a cellphone. the bill would have raised the state standard for using lethal force from "reasonable" to "necessary." ( james ) still ahead... 11 children found starving and abused... but this morning.. the charges against their parents have been dropped. ( james ) and... a new scam is making its way across the south bay. how thieves are using the housing market to target the elderly. ( james ) and... people are angry at in-n-out. find out why there's a new movement to boycott the burger chain. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) . much like yesterday skies today will be clear from morning through afternoon for most part of the bay area. temperatures will be a bit warmer inland back into the low 80's for some areas while staying steady closer to the coast with 50's and 60's and some 70's al

. >> the violence, the latest is stephon clark in california. you heard from the white house, i believe, they called it a local matter. the press spokeswoman at the white house. i guess william, i want to ask you. it really matters to boys. i hear and i read these chilling reports that fathers have to have the conversation with their kids as young as 11 years old, how to behave in white neighbors or if you go past white law enforcement. you are the father of girls. but was that conversation ever had to you and the fact that it's still necessary is terrifying? >> that's a conversation that every black parent has with their child or parent of black children has with their child. boy or girl. it's something that's going to need to be continued, unfortunately, for a long time. dr. king said the soul of the nation cannot be redeemed until we irreradicated racism in all for forms. when we are dealing with these police-involved shootings, when we deal with economic justice issues and wide disparities between black boys and their white male counterparts

. >> i was wondering if you started planning your wedding before you killed stephon clark or after. >> one of those officers involved in that shooting is sitting there with friends. this is hours before his wedding on sunday. >>> it is 6:37. we have issues popping up in the east bay. time to start heading out the door. we have an issue that popped up along 880. we have some slowing and working to recover along northbound 101. two lanes remain blocked and we have residual delays from an earlier crash. that lane is now open but the traffic is slow through that area. southbound 680 you're looking at about 16 minutes to highway 84 about 19 minutes. we managed to stay fairly quiet. >> can't win them all. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> some times we do. it will be a winning weekend weather. >> it will be very warm. we'll have to watch out for air quality. reaching into the low 90s. the coast a cool 68 degrees. you make plans and you may want to factor in the wild fires and the smoke. you'll have more of the same fechb you're going down to lchl a. temperatures reaching into the upper 70s all weekend l

it was in response to a shooting of stephon clark who was killed by police officers in sacramento following a foot chase. the new version drops language holding officers criminally liable. saying there was too much opposition and too many gray areas. >> the real concern was, what are our police officers doing to reduce the number of incidents that are occurring that bring us heartbreak to unarmed individuals who are shot and killed. >> lawmakers said the goal of the legislation is to improve the relationship between law enforcement and citizens. critics say the bill lost its teeth. they're expected to vote on the new bill in a matter of days. >>> the union representing san jose police is calling for the next auditor to have more power. all of this has critics asking who is really pulling the strings when it comes to overseeing the san jose police department. marianne favro joins us with a look at the new powers police are proposing for that next auditor. marianne? >> reporter: leaders with the police officers union say this is something they've been working on for more than a year. they're

. >> this year alone, we have seen stephon clark, police in sacramento, we have seen last weekend clearwaterve seen on and on and on, he will not deal with it. so this movie coming out brings front and center the question of race and hate, where you have a black cop, who by the way -- >> ron stallworth. >> stallworth was on my show, his book came out, telling me about his conversation with david duke. you have now blasted it, you cover "time" magazine, you mainstreamed this discussion again of hate, using -- like you've done all your career, but i don't think you've done it better than you've done on this one. >> well, i'm 61. 61. >> young man, young man. i'm still a couple years older. >> a lot has to do with timing. this subject matter, now it's -- the stars align. dwr you do a film and timing is not right. this film, the stars aligned. >> what do you hope this film will do? obviously, it's getting rave reviews. obviously, it will do box office. what do you hope it will do to the discussion in this country that seems more polarized and divided than we have seen as kids in brooklyn? >> well

this follows the death of stephon clark after officers say they thought he pointed a gun at them. clark was unarmed and only had his cell phone. his shooting sparked numerous protests, the use of force bill would increase california's standard from reasonable to necessary. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. we have very limited visibility in petaluma right now. it's less than a mile. half moon bay three-mile visibility. the fog has moved in across the bay. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. in novato 52, oakland 58, san jose getting a little cooler 59 degrees. here's your 12-hour day planner for the south bay. you will get sunshine in the next few hours by 8:00, sunny, temperatures in the 60s, start to climb into the 70s. some low 80s for parts of the south bay. lots of sunshine throughout the day and after 4:00, starts to drop into the evening but still pleasant, 68 degrees at 8:00 today. highs today range from 60s at the coast to near 90s in a few hot spots. san francisco, 64, partly cloudy. oakland 69 degrees, hazy sunshine as

the measure was introduced following the death of stephon clark. he was shot and killed by sacramento police in march of this year a e edutlark was unarmed and only had a cell phone. his shooting sparked numerous protests, the use of force bill would increase california's standard from reasonable to necessary. >>> a group from the south bay headed to the capital today in what's billed as a day of action made up of community members going to push for the passage of another senate measure that calls for more transparency with police. the legislation would make available information on how police departments handle use of force and misconduct cases. >>> an east bay freeway turns into a runway as this plane makes an emergency landing. hear from the pilot as he takes the plane down. >> that is incredible. look at how close this van is to falling into a sinkhole. the effort by dozens of strangers to pull it to safety is all on camera. >>> here's a live shot as we look out towards mt. diablo. sunrise shortly and hazy skies in parts of the inland east bay

this week we remembered the birthdays of stephon clark, would have been 24 years old this week and mike brown who would have been 22. both killed by the hands of the police, murdered. and haven't gotten any justice and that is what the kaepernick and others are really protesting. right? protesting the racial injustice and what do we do to stop this? that's the question here. >> bill, president trump told jerry jones, cowboys owner, according to a deposition that the nfl protests, very winning, strong issue for me. tell everybody you can't win this one. this one lifts me. and the nfl owners seem to take that advice. >> yeah. that was depressing, too. i mean, i'd say the other side is whatever other president's personal views might be about standing for the anthem. i worked in the first bush administration and i imagine george h.w. bush had old-fashioned ideas about that and contempt perhaps for well-paid athletes. contempt is too strong. he thought, he was president of the united states and he wasn't going to weigh in and exacerbate racial divisions at a time when there were real -- ther

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stephon clark, michael brown, trayvon martin, and eric carter -- saying to us from heaven, that if youon struggling. never, ever give up. as we say in the house of alpha, we will fight until hell freezes over and then we will fight on. today this fraternity, the fraternity of brother king, said of the place where you died, that you did not die in vain, my brother. 50 years later, we shall fight until freedom is enjoyed by all americans. god bless his legacy and god bless doctor king. >> piece. one day we must come to see that piece is not just a distant goal we seek, but a means by which we arrive at that goal. we must perceive -- we must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means. doctor martin luther king jr., december 24, 1967, christmas eve sermon. >> representatives of the 100 to 5 member hcbu legacy voices. -- of the 105 member hcbu legacy voices. ♪ ♪there is a balm in gilead, to heal the sin sick soul. ♪ >> ♪ sometimes i feel discouraged and think my works in vain ♪ ♪but when the holy spirit revives my soul again ♪ >> ♪ if you can sing like angels ♪ if you cannot pray like paul

stephon clark, michael brown, trayvon martin, and eric gardner and jonathan tobas are saying from heaventher. 50 years later we shall fight, we shall fight to freedom is enjoyed by all americans. god bless his legacy and god bless dr. king. [ applause ] >> peace. one day we must come to see that peace is not merely a distant goal we seek, but that it is a means by which we arrive at that goal. we must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means. dr. martin luther king jr., december 24th, 1967, christmas eve sermon. >> representatives of the 105 member hpcu legacy voices. ♪ ♪ ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to make the wounded whole ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to heal the sin-sick soul ♪ sometimes i feel discouraged ♪ and think my life's in vain ♪ but when the holy spirit ♪ reminds my soul again ♪ if you can sing like angels ♪ if you cannot reach that chord ♪ ♪ go home and tell your neighbor ♪ ♪ he dare to sing the song ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to make the wounded whole ♪ there is a balm in gilead ♪ to heal the sin-sick soul ♪ ♪ don't be discouraged ♪ joy comes in the morning ♪ know

>> six years later, ironically today is the birthday of stephon clark who was killed by police this year me earlier this morning. yesterday was michael brown's birthday who would have been 19 -- of 18 when he was killed in ferguson. we're still confronting tissue of policing and what this series does, what jay-z's executive producer showed how this killing by a wannabe cop george zimmerman sparked a whole moment to nationalize it and that this was a real kid with real parents, real human being. so, yes, it shows the movement. it shows the need for a movement. shows why i'm going to charlottesville this weekend. but also shows these are real human beings that we're taking their lives away and they deserve the same equal protection under the law as anybody else's kid. >> again you say how far been heartened by support you've gotten from places you wouldn't expect a few years ago. >> i've been inspired watching ronald reagan. i never realized how reagan had such class and dignity. even his carriage until you compare to it a donald trump. and i protested reagan but let me tell you there's no