(ken) in the police shooting of stephon clark.... the sacramento district attorney to decide if criminal charges are warranted... the 22-year-old unarmed, black man was shot and killed by officers while he was in his familys back yard.. in march. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains... what the d.a.'s office and family members are saying. more than seven months after police fatally shot stephon clark.. the district attorney is now reviewing the evidence to determine if criminal charges will be filed against the officers-involved. the sacramento d.a.'s office hopes to complete the review within 90 days... but it could take longer depending on the circumstances. in a statement monday, officials said in part.. "the materials submitted by the sacramento police department are voluminous and may take significant time to comprehensively examine," prosecutors also noted they are not determining whether officers could have taken other actions the night of clark's death. they say the review is strictly limited to an analysis of the a

(ken) sacramento police have completed their investigation into the stephon clark shooting....e unarmed black man killed last year when officers say they mistook his phone for a gun. (pam) clark's death sparked protests and changes in the sacramento police department. and as macy jenkins reports... the two officers who fired their weapons ... are still not on patrol. cries from protestors in sacramento - rippled across the nationnow, more than 7 months after sacramento police officers shot and killed stephon clark - sgt. vance chandler says the investigation is complete. "it's important for everyone to know that an investigation like this is very lengthy and there are a lot of details that investigators need to process."sac pd released a timeline of important events in the investigation - from the shooting in march to the final interviews 10 days ago. the march 18th shooting of stephon clarkmarch 21 - police released body camera videos of the shootingmarch 27 - sac pd asked the california doj to assist with the investigation july 10th - investigators received the re

more than seven months after police fatally shot stephon clark..iled against the officers-involved. the sacramento d.a.'s office hopes to complete the review within 90 days... but it could take longer depending on the circumstances. in a statement monday, officials said in part.. "the materials submitted by the sacramento police department are voluminous and may take significant time to comprehensively examine," prosecutors also noted they are not determining whether officers could have taken other actions the night of clark's death. they say the review is strictly limited to an analysis of the action the officers actually took... and whether the action is a crime prosecutable under law. stephon clark died in his grandmother's backyard after officers shot him multiple times... mistaking his cellphone for a gun. the death sparked several protests and shined a national spotlight on sacramento. the department has snce changed policies related to body camera use and foot chases.on facebook... clark's family released a statement saying the city needs to

in the police shooting of stephon clark.the 22-year- old unarmed, black man was shot and killed by officers while he was in his familys back yard.. in march. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains... what the d.a.'s office and family members are saying. more than seven months after police fatally shot stephon clark.. the district attorney is now reviewing the evidence to determine if criminal charges will be filed against the officers-involved. the sacramento d.a.'s office hopes to complete the review within 90 days... but it could take longer depending on the circumstances. in a statement monday, officials said in part.. "the materials submitted by the sacramento police department are voluminous and may take significant time to comprehensively examine," prosecutors also noted they are not determining whether officers could have taken other actions the night of clark's death. they say the review is strictly limited to an analysis of the action the officers actually took... and whether the action is a crime prosecutab

by downloading it today. ( lydia ) 7 months after sacramento police officers shot and killed stephon clark --- officials from the depart say their investigation into the shooting is over. the police released a timeline of events from the shooting in march through the final interviews 10 days ago. they also looked at footage from body cams, in car cameras and the sheriff's department helicopter. the officers that fired the shots are still on duty --- but are not on patrol. police say they have also changed their foot pursuit and body camera policies. but one question still remains --- will charges be filed against the two officers who killed clark? the answer to that question now rests with the district attorney. ( james ) another big story ... two people have died while visiting a popular overlook at yosemite national park. a man and woman fell from taft point - which has an elevation of 75-hundred feet. there is no word on what may have caused the two to fall... nor their identities.a spokeswoman for yosemite says the incident is a reminder to obey signs and stay on the trails, especially

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the police shooting death of stephon clark is in the hands of the district attorney. he will determine if any laws were broken. clark was killed in march. police thought he was king into cars. the officers say they mistook his cell phone for a gun and sh seven times. days of protest followed. the d.a. will determine if the shooting was justified. >>> a man accused of indecent exposure in front of a school was arrested tuesday after an alert parent noticed him in a car. police say he was parked outside of lafayette elementary. he was charged and posted $500 bail. police say due to this case and other reported cases in the area they will remain jim lent -- vigilant. the city ofstarted a new program for the homeless. they will pay homeless to pick up trash. >> for the past seven years this man has been jose sidewalk >> it scary. i miss being close to my family. >> one of 46 homeless people on san jose streets but he's applying to work part-time picking up litter. the job pays $15 an hour. >> it would be nice to see a check with your name on it. that will boost spirits. >

it's probably not going to be in the favor of stephon clark, probably in the favor of police. >> the department says that since clark's death it has changed its foot pursuit and body camera policies. sacramento's mayor released a statement saying: >>> new this morning, the company hired by the federal government to clean up hunters point is now expected to be sued by them. kpix 5's jackie ward is live from the department of justice with more. >>> reporter: in recently revealed documents the department of justice says it is now legally going after tetra tech for its mishandling of the hunters point clean-up. tetra tech is calling these charges baseless. in a statement that we got this morning, it says, quote, we will vigorously defend our record and are confident we'll prevail following impartial legal and scientific review of the fax. tetra tech stands ready to assist the navy to prove that its work at hunters point complies with all contractual requirements and that conditions at the site pose no risk to the surrounding community. seven people claim tetra tech workers failed soil tes

in the police shooting of stephon clark. the 22-year-old unarmed, black man was shot and killed by officers while he was in his familys back yard following a foot chase.. in march. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains... what the d.a.'s office and family members are saying. more than seven months after police fatally shot stephon clark.. the district attorney is now reviewing the evidence to determine if criminal charges will be filed against the officers-involved. the sacramento d.a.'s office hopes to complete the review within 90 days... but it could take longer depending on the circumstances. in a statement monday, officials said in part.. "the materials submitted by the sacramento police department are voluminous and may take significant time to comprehensively examine," prosecutors also noted they are not determining whether officers could have taken other actions the night of clark's death. they say the review is strictly limited to an analysis of the action the officers actually took... and whether the actio

( marty )sacramento police say it has concluded it's investigation into the deadly shooting of stephon clark. officials released a timeline of events from the shooting in march through the final interviews 10 days ago. they also looked at video from dy cams, in car cameras and the sheriff's department helicopter. the officers that fired the shots are still on duty --- but are not on patrol. police say they have pursuit and body camera policies. it is now up to the district attorney if charges will be filed against the two officers who killed clark. ( marty )an epic game three of the world series, and k-d goes off in the big apple. those highlights next insports. this flu season, protect yourself and your sister-in-law's tennis partner's chatty coworker's youngest daughter's entire judo class. one shot can make a world of difference. walgreens' specially trained pharmacists, know exactly which flu shot is right for you. protecting the world... over 60 million flu shots and counting, starts with protecting yours, today. walgreens, trusted since 1901. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck a

whether we saw stephon clark killed, kanye didn't bring up the discussion. what he has done is given the president like the appearance like he's engaged in the discussion, when this fact the president said nothing other than how impressed he was that kanye wore his hat or cap, and hugged him. >>> the big show, the move, twice as night, at 5:00 p.m. both saturdays and sundays. what do you have going on today? >> for the first saturday evening show, we'll have senator cory booker. we're going to talk to candidates running in the mid terms, and we're going to give our take on what's going on with the president in this whole situation with the saudis. so stay tuned, 5:00 is on. >>> it sounds like you need two hours. thank you, rev. >> thank you. >>> catch "politics nation" at his new times right here on msnbc. >>> so who is behind the disappearance of a "the washington post" columnist? and will the president's past business dealings with the saudi government influence his reaction? saudi government influence his reaction >>> 27 past the hour, we have this breaki

cleveland was one of 100 demonstrators protesting the fatal shooting of stephon clark, when she was struck by the patrole vehicle. (ken) previously released video from a dashboard camera inside the sheriff's vehicle shows it hitting cleveland and driving away. her attorney says she hit her head, injured her arm and incurred nearly $43-thousand in medical bills. she has filed a damages claim against the county. (ken) new at ten: friends and family are sharing their grief after a birthday slumber party turned deadly in indiana. (pam) the teens, who were invited to an august birthday, were accidentally killed by another driver ... while pushing a stalled vehicle outside the party dianne mcinerney talks with the mother.. who was getting the help from those kids friends and family are sharing their grief after a birthday slumber party turned deadly. four teens who were invited to an august birthday sleepover in indiana were accidentally killed by another driver while pushing a stalled vehicle outside the party, according to cops. it was 15-year-old victoria valdivia's birthday and her mother, c

a's office says it could take more than 90 days to determine if the officers who shot and killed stephon clarkkyard back in march after officers shot him multiple times... mistaking his cellphone for a gun. prosecutors say the review is strictly limited to an analysis of the action the officers actually took...and whether the action is a crime prosecutable under law. on facebook... clark's family released a statement saying the city needs to come together to put pressure on district attorney anne marie schubert to press full charges against the officers. ( james )still ahead ... officials capture a mountain lion found in one bay area community. ( james ) plus...the golden state warriors will have to pay the city of oakland millions of dollars even though they're leaving town. we'll explain why. ( james ) and coming up...klay thompson erupts for the warriors, knocking down an nba record. see the highlights coming up. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. internet. but not just any internet. it's "gaming with america's best internet provider" internet. it's "all your teen