this goes beyond stephon clark!!" after the announcement...protestors demonstrated in the parking lot of the sacramento police department.((nats))the city's mayor calling for both change and peace in the community.. ((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "our community and its leadership have different questions, was the outcome wrong, was the outcome unacceptable? the answer to both questions is yes. today's announcement is not a surprise. what matters most now is what we do going forward together."az: lawmakers this year could change the law on police use of force. there are two competing bills in the legislature: one endorsed by police across the state, the other endorsed by the clark family and mayor of sacramento. tag. (jrs) we are getting reaction across the country pouring out over the announcement. senator and presidential candidate kamala harris tweeted out... stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lack

i know that this is not how sequette clark and stephon clark's loved ones wanted his story to end. i know this is not how our community wants any of these stories to end. i wanted to close by extending my hand to sequette clark. and to the clark-thompson family and to those who have adopted stephon clark were taken to heart the need to write different endings to the stories. this investigative report reflects the story my team and i wrote based on the facts and evidence before us. we did it by the book. it will be open and transparent for you to read. let's start writing these chaptersshots are fired. before we are writing a story from a place of grief, anger, and anticipation. let's remember that some of the best writers and some of the best books rise ese tragedies and these places. let's do this together. our criminal investigation may be over, but our commitment to the community, to repairing trust between the peace officers and the people we are sworn to protect goes on. accountability must be a cornerstone of all the work we do. every stakeholder is obliged to participating. o

says no march.. killed last - stephon clark protests. - stephon clark killed last march..-d.a.ges against officers involved. he had a cell officers involved. charges against -d.a. says no march.. -d.a. says no charges against officers involved. he had a cell phone.-state attorney general (pam) there was a (pam) there was a special reunion today between a recovering drug addict and the police officer he credits for saving his life.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly talked to the former repeat offender.... who took to the internet to express his gratitude. how you doing man...good to see you.today officer rob gilson gives a hug to thomas wolf.....a year ago he would be more likely putting him in handcuffs..here's wolf's mug shot that was sent out in a tweet by the tenderloin police station....after he was arrestd for drug possession....and then re- arrested five times for violating the court order barring him from the block of golden gate avenue where he says would buy drugs. wolf says his addiction started after being prescribed the painkiller oxycodone following surgery.... i blew t

<stephon clark, stephon clark,> (robin) emotions ran high at last night's sacramento city council meeting. after the attorney general's decision. the fatal shooting and the decision of authorities not to charge the officers involved have sparked protests since this weekend. dozens of people were arrested monday night in demonstrations. activists at the city council meeting were angry about police handling of the protests as well as the decision not to prosecute. (robin) the u-s attorney's office and f-b-i said tuesday that they will examine whether the shooting violated clark's federal civil rights. (robin) happening today...the man who allegedly attacked a conservative activist at u-c berkeley will be arraigned in oakland. the alameda county district attorney has filed three - felony charges.... agains

, i can be stephon clark.stephon clark."at first students began marching through the school's buildings... chanting encouragement for others to join them.leveria williams, sacramento city college student "honestly i came out because i just had to see how we're responding to things as a people."natssoon high school students from nearby mcclatchy high joined the students at city college.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"i didn't expect this much people to be out of school holding up signs you know doing everything they supposed to be doing."andre young is stephon clark's cousin.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"if he was here right now, if this was somebody else if he was here right now, he would tell you oh i don't even know him but hey justice for him, that's exactly what he would say."the group soon started ( darya ) that was doug johnson reporting. stephon clark's family helped also lead a rally at the state capitol in support of a proposed law that could change when police use deadly force. clark's gran

i know that this is not how the loved ones of stephon clark wanted his story to end. i know this is not how our community wants any of these stories to end. so i want to close by extending my hand to the clark and thompson family and to those who have adopted stephon clark or taken to heart the need to write different endings to these stories. this investigative report reflects the story my team and i wrote based on the facts and evidence before us. we did it by the book. and it will be open and transparent for you to read. but let's start writing these chapters before shots are fired. before we are writing a story from a place of grief, anger, and anticipation. let's remember that some of the best -- >> so there you have it, the state attorney general, xavier becerra, releasing information about the death of stephon clark. the main take away is no criminal charges can be sustained and the case is now closed according to xavier becerra. >>> hundreds of workers were on strike today in san mateo county with signs and umbrellas and 800 employees of the counties human serv

march 18 that stephon clark was gugunned down in his g grandmo's backyard.t do you understand happened? berry: i understand the police mamade a grave mistake. the unfortunate part about it all is when do we hold police accountable? when do police officerers actuay mistatake" and, ininstead of doing that, create the criminal element of every time they go after an alleged suspect, here is what they painteted. they painted thahat this s younn was a crimininal. to me, w when you look at it,t,i just visited stephon clark's demise in ththe backyard of f hs grgrandmother's hououse. the young and had no opportunity. you had a helelicopter moved d y the sheriff f that was giving pd onuctioions to sac ground. they gave e all bad infoformati. the his commute reputation i in between n both entities has kind of led to the death of stephphan clark. ark.idea -- stephphon cl the idea of the time that first the weapon was a gun, then a toolbar, and ultimately they said it was a gun. it is more of the same type of business here in s sacramento. what happened afterwards i is t

(pam) the new legislation the family of stephon clark hopes to get passed...to prevent, what they say, are unnecesary officer- involved shootings. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (catherine) the state attorney general says he's close to finishing his investigation into the officers who shot and killed stephon clark. (pam) xavier becerra talked about this issue today ... after the district attorney's announcement that she would 'not' be charging the officers. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us what he had to say. trt 1:15"we should be ready very, very soon."all eyes are on the state attorney general as he prepares his conclusion in the shooting death of stephon clark. althou officers mistook his cellphone for a gun, sacramento's district attorney says she won't charge them... she claims clark was suicidal, on several drugs, in a shooting stance and advancing toward officers when he wa

this goes beyond stephon clark!!"after the announcement...protestors demonstrated in the parking lot of the sacramento police department.((nats))the city's mayor calling for both change and peace in the community.. ((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "our community and its leadership have different questions, was the outcome wrong, was the outcome unacceptable? the answer to both questions is yes. today's announcement is not a surprise. what matters most now is what we do going forward together."az: lawmakers this year could change the law on police use of force. there are two competing bills in the legislature: one endorsed by police across the state, the other endorsed by the clark family and mayor of sacramento. tag. ( sara ) senator and presidential candidate kamala harris tweeted out her reaction to the decision saying quote... stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for ju

this goes beyond stephon clark!!" after the announcement...protestors demonstrated in the parking lot of the sacramento police department.((nats))the city's mayor calling for both change and peace in the community.. ((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "our community and its leadership have different questions, was the outcome wrong, was the outcome unacceptable? the answer to both questions is yes. today's announcement is not a surprise. what matters most now is what we do going forward together."az: lawmakers this year could change the law on police use of force. there are two competing bills in the legislature: one endorsed by police across the state, the other endorsed by the clark family and mayor of sacramento. tag. (jrs) we are getting reaction across the country pouring out over the announcement. senator and presidential candidate kamala harris tweeted out... stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lack

his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is not right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before using lethal force.nat sound from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. (vicki) senator and presidential candidate kamala harris ... weighed in on the issue this weekend.she tweeted "stephon should still be alive ....our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for justice continues." (grant)democrats are ramping up their investigations into presid

<stephon clark, stephon clark> (pam) emotions running high at the sacramento city council meeting tonight ... many members of the community sounding off against district attorney and the state attorney general's decision .... ánot to charge the officers in stephon clark's death ... they are also irate that police arrested more than 80- protestors last night. (grant)carries."> (grant) attorney general xavier becerra addressed the media after speaking with stephon clark's mother.. he went through the d-o-j's 10 page independent review of the stephon clark police shooting. district attorney's investigation.. (attorney general xavier becerra)"a mother lost her son, 2 young boys lost their father..."attorney general xavier becerra expresses sympathy to the family of stephon clark - a family thats spent the past year grieving the death of the 22 year old back man - killed by police.....

>> stephon clark! >> reporter: we are expecting this march to begin at 6:p.m., and supporters will be walking to a park very close to where stephon clark lived. that's the latest here in sacramento, i'm melissa colorado nbc bay area news. >>> no more silence, end gun violence! >> in another rally for gun control on the steps of the state capitol today they are pushing for lawmakers to increase funding for violence prevention programs. even though california has strong gun laws, the state is falling behind. >> we know that these programs work. when you spend more money on them, we're able to stop gun violence before it starts. >> the governor has set aside $39 million a year for the programs that. is up 9 million from last year. >>> strong words for president trump tonight from meghan mccain after the president tweeted about her father, the late senator john mccain over the weekend. the president's twitter tirade targeted everything from google to saturday night live. he blasted former vice president jo

faith leaders are organizing a series of events for stephon clark.. the one year anniversary of his death... they are planning a march in the coming days.. and a vigil on thursday night in meadowview. ( james ) san francisco city leaders ... including mayor london breed and former mayor willie brown ... paid final respects to jeff adachi yesterday. adachi died unexpectedly on february 22nd.. he had served as the city's public defender since 2002. those who spoke at the service all agreed... he was a man dedicated to his work. ( james ) adachi died from what investigators believe was a heart attack in a telegraph hill apartment. he was 59 years old. ( darya ) outrage in a california community... after a group of teenagers were caught on camera using cups to make a swastika sign at a party. the photos have caused a firestorm across the newport mesa unified school district in orange county. extra police officers p

, i can be stephon clark.y brother my sister, my classmate, my peer could be stephon clark."at first students began marching through the school's buildings... chanting encouragement for others to join them.leveria williams, sacramento city college student "honestly i came out because i just had to see how we're responding to things as a people."natssoon high school students from nearby mcclatchy high joined the xpect this much to be out of school holding up signs you know doing everything they supposed to be doing."andre young is stephon clark's cousin.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"if he was was somebody else if he was here right now, he would tell you oh i don't even know him but hey justice for him, that's exactly what he would say."the group soon started to march in the streets... heading first to mclatchy high to encourage more students to walk-out.natsthen the group headed down 2nd aveune to sacramento high.natson that campus again encouraging more students to join them.natsit was mostly a group of

and we did reach out to stephon clark's family, but they declined to go on camera. meanwhile, we're learning the mayor of the city of sacramento as well as some city council members are asking the city's public safety accountability office to look into the police tactics used during yesterday's protest that resulted in 84 arrests. that's the latest here in sacramento. melissa colorado. >> thank you. >> another setback for the giants. one day after ceo larry bair took a leave of absence for an altercation with his wife, a giants player has been arrested for drunk driving. outfielder cameron maybin was arrested last friday at spring training in scottsdale. we got word of it today. police say they pulled over maybin for speeding and say his blood alcohol level was cles to double the legal limit of .08. this is season with the team. the giants say they're aware of the situation and have no further comment at this time. >> a fight between two boys at livermore high ended with one of them stabbing the other. this happened alt 3:00 this afternoon. this is the view from nbc

his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark's fiance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is not right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before using lethal force.nat sound from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. (robin) governor gavin newsom released a statement following the sacramento police departments announcement...it reads in part: "our hearts continue to ache for the loss of stephon clark and the circumstances that led to his death. this must be a time for change. we need systemic reforms that reduce inequities, i

<stephon clark. stephon clark. >( james ) ( james ) a big story this morning.protests erupted again after california's attorney genel fatally shot stephon clark. the city council meeting in sacramento saw a lot of frustration, tears and anger. john lorinc has more. a second probe into the officer-involved shooting of stephon clark.....and the same end result.xavier becerra/california attorney general"our investigation has concluded that no criminal charges against the officers involved in the shooting can be sustained."the decision produced immediate backlash. mos/protester"this is america, as childish gambino said. this is america, this is sacramento and this isn't as good as we can get."clark was shot at least 7 times by two officers last year in his grandmother's backyard ......the 22-year-unarmed. mos/protester"anybody, i don't care where you're policing at, shoot a man in the back running from you, you should be fired. no retirement, nothing, like that."the report from the state department of ju

charge these officers with any criminal liability related to the shooting death and use of force on stephon clark. >> reporter: while the d.a.'s decision seemingly puts an end to the formal investigation, we should note that the clark family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, a $20 million lawsuit against the city of sacramento. so this will continue in the legal arena for some time. and we're just going have to do see what happens here in sacramento in the hours and days ahead. dan simon, cnn, sacramento. >> dan, thank you. in the background you saw the protesters in dan's report. the news also hitting clark's family very hard. there are reports that an ambulance was called to his grandmother's home on saturday, you can see the video here taken from our affiliate kovr in sacramento. relatives say that she has a heart condition. here's what clark's mother said about justice for her son. >> we're outraged. we're outraged. they executed my son. they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is not right. it is not right. >> we also heard from clark's fiancee speaking to the media and through tears she

stephon clark should still be alive.s is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for justice continues. (á2 shotá)( darya ) sacramento's largest shopping center was closed sunday --- over concerns of protests due to the d-a's decision.( james ) arden fair mall did not open because 10 demonstrators camped overnight in the mall to talk to shoppers about racial justice. kristi gross says sacramento police and mall executives agreed to keep the mall closed becaue they were worried the protest might grow too big. nats: people trying to open mall doorssunday shoppers turned away at the door--- signs posted--- arden fair mall--- closed for the day. dominique brown/ upset shopper wow that really sucks because i wanted to get my husband a gift. adrian santiago/ upset shoppermy wifeús pregnant and she wants wetzel pretzels, so iúm over here trying to please her and whatnot and itús closed. totally unfair for everybody else. a small group of college

, i can be stephon clark. my brother my sister, my classmate, my peer could be stephon clark."at first students began marching through the school's buildings... chanting encouragement for others to join them.leveria williams, sacramento city college student "honestly i came out because i just had to see how we're responding to things as a people."h school students from nearby mcclatchy high joined the students at city college.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"i didn't expect this much people to be out of school holding up signs you know doing everything they supposed to be doing."andre young is stephon clark's cousin.andre young, stephon clark's cousin"if he was here right now, if this was somebody else if he was here right now, he would tell you oh i don't even know him but hey justice for him, that's exactly what he would say."the group soon started to march in the streets... heading first to mclatchy high to encourage more students to walk-out.natsthen the group headed down 2nd aveune to sacramento high.n

saying the cops invovled in the shooting of stephon clark charged.r jessica mensh was there and here is what she had to say. oc 1:39 "in your prayers" prayers" oc 1:39 "in your prayers" emotions giving way to activism... channeling the pain felt in the wake of stephon clarks shooting death into something positive. steinberg: what i say to you now, this is less about the daús conclusion and more about how to best prevent these tragedies from happening over and over and over again.mayor darrel steinberg... one of many leaders grappling with a search for tangible accountability and meaningful change.steinberg: i think police officers have a very tough job, they put their lives on the line and at the same time they have the awesome power to take a life. enter: the california act to save lives.... or ab392the bill.. penned by assemblywoman shirley weber of san diego and assemblyman kevin mccarty of sacramento:mccarty: itúll reform our 100 year old deadly force rules for police engagement and focus most importantly on deescalationthe bill would

as they seek justice for stephon clark...bill they say will help them accomplish just that. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. (terisa) hundreds of students from the bay area were at the state capitol today... calling for an end to gun violence. it's a cause dozens of community activists say should also extend to gun violence brought on by police officers. today both groups held a rally on the capitol's steps calling for change... and to support assembly bill 3-9-2... better known as the use of force law. reporter doug johnson is at the state capitol with their message. natsse'quette clark, stephon clark's mother"it's very important to me that all in wha most important. justice accountability."

u-c davis students held a silent sit- in and marched through the campus demanding justice for stephon clark.. after attorney general xavier beccera made the decision to not file charges against the officers who shot and killed the young father of two.... clark decision sit-in at uc davis - lonnie wong/carlos rodriguez - pkg/livesacramento police protest - joe khalil/victor nieto - livecity council protest - rowena shaddox/prina joshi - liveeast sac protest aftermath - jessica mensch/wes battagliese - pkg/live (attorney becerra)her son, 2 young father..."general xavier expresses the family of a family thats spent the past year grieving the death of pkg/live (grant) california attorney general xavier becerra addressed the media today after speaking with stephon clark's mother.. he went through the d-o-j's 10 page independent review of the stephon clark police shooting. as reporter ali wolf explains... ultimately - th

faith leaders are organizing a series of events for stephon clark.. the one year anniversary of his death... they are planning a march in the coming days.. and a vigil on thursday night in meadowview. ( james ) in the east bay...police are investigating after a woman was sexually assaulted on the u-c berkeley campus. it happened sunday morning near stephens hall. police say the victim knows the male suspect. his identity was not released. the victim and the suspect are not affiliated university. ( darya ) san francisco mayor london breed is proposing a new waterfront housing location for part of her 1-thousand bed homeless shelter plan. breed proposed a new 200-bed "safe" navigation site at seawall lot 330. that location is on the embarcadero across the street from piers 30 to 32. the site would provide temporary housing for unsheltered city residents. breed says the city has opened 212 new beds so far this year, and are on track to add 500 total new beds by this summer. this site would be the mayor's first "safe" navigation center ... and would allow

who shot and killed stephon clark last year. according to authorities, the officers said, they thought the 22- year-old was holding a gun when they confronted him in his grandparent's backyard. clark was holding his cell phone. police had been looking for a vandalism suspect at the time. (grant) and as ali wolf reports... california attorney general xavier becerra says, his investigation into the clark shooting is almost complete. activists and faith leaders - continue fighting in the name of stephon clark..(nat)"we handed this letter..." unsatisfied and angry at the district attorney's decision this weekend.....they are now trying to convince attorney general xavier becerra to step in.... and do what d-a anne marie schubert chose not to do: prosecute."when the nation is watching what will we do? attorney general becerra you have the opportunity here to make a turn in how we seal with police practices here in the state of california" president of the people's alliance for justice... reverend shane harris.. hopes stephon clark's

announced she will not charge the two officers with stephon clark's murder. savant tres clarke criticized the officers' response. >> the officers never announced themselves as law enforcement. they never even gave him a chance to be detained before allegedly firing 20 shots. my grandmother and little sister were there when the shots were taking place. right there. they could have been hit, as well. >> reporter: he hopes the city will fire the officers. the sacramento police chief weighed in on their status in an interview. >> discipline will depend on the facts and our review that comes after the district attorney, and the attorney general. that has to be based on our policy at the time, and what they actually did. >> reporter: the da's decision came as no surprise, but would did take him back was how she announced no charges, by listing the drugs in stephon clark's system. his argument, on text message with his fiancie, and his web searches into suicide. >> it doesn't matter is all i'm saying. we should be looking at these officers. was there drugs in their s

this evening, the california attorney general is now out with his decision in the case of stephon clark, the unarmed black man shot and killed while holding a cell phone. >>> also developing tonight, the terror threat. the manhunt at this hour. three explosive packages are discovered, two sent to airports. one opened near heath row. >>> the plane going down, and tonight, the rescue effort for americans onboard. >>> tonight, the staggering numbers just out. the ef-4 tornado that killed 23. we have just learned that tornado was on the ground for a full hour and 16 minutes. and tonight, ginger is now tracking a new storm. >>> the president tonight calling democrating stone-cold crazy, as his white house and his family now get 81 requests for information on everything from his finances to conversations with vladimir putin. >>> the firestorm erupting over the new documentary about michael jackson. two men coming forward with allegations, what they say happened repeatedly at neverland, and how the jackson family is responding tonight. >>> and the news on hillary clinton tonight in 2020. what

it's tremendous of this family to try to bring everybody together in the name of stephon clark ratherdividing them. >> reporter: the memorial service is planned with the call for action of the capital and the clark's are seeking changes and justice in some form. >> honor his name and bring people together. stephon clark is not just legislative change, he is uniting communities. stephon clark is peaceful and effective protesting. >> reporter: kevin oliver in sacramento. >>> earlier this month, the d.a. said no charges would be filed against the police officers who shot and killed clark of the shooting happened as sacramento police were looking for a man suspected of breaking car windows. he was shot in his grandmother's backyard after officers mistook his cell phone for a gun. >>> police are looking for the person who shot a man driving his car near oakland around 1:30 at 96th avenue and sunnyside. police said a 38-year-old man was driving long when someone on the street shot him in the head. he crashed into a parked vehicle and police said the victim remains in critical condition at t

<stephon clark, stephon clark,> ( james ) emotions ran high at last night's sacramento city council meetingrney general's decision. you can see protesters jumping ont eh table and shouting during the meeting. the fatal shooting and the decision of authorities not to charge the officers involved have sparked protests since this weekend. dozens of people were arrested monday night in demonstrations. activists at the city council meeting were angry about police handling of the protests as well as the decision not to prosecute. ( james ) the u-s attorney's office and f-b-i say they will examine whether the shooting violated clark's federal civil rights. ( darya ) in national headlines ... passengers on a norwegian escape cruise ship were hit by hurricane force winds ... causing the ship to violently rock and

there have been many protests before stephon clark and after stephon clark that have not ended up with thirtysomething people being arrested. >> clearly, folks are very upset. a journalist for the sacramento bee was arrested and later released. a photographer from the same paper was pushed down to the ground by a police baton that damaged his camera. some protesters were released early this morning, including members of the clergy. others could face citations were more charges and jail time. this is not the end of this. there are more protests to come as emotions continue to rise. the black lives matter group in sacramento is calling for occupation of the sacramento police department this afternoon. there is a possibility they will protest at tonight's city council meeting. >>> the san jose city council is trying to strengthen its wage pretension ordinance so workers are rightfully paid. let's get over to kpix 5 news porter jackie ward with more. >> reporter: this is all an offense effort to prevent employees from being exploited. this is as a contractor is expected back in federal cou

and also he did an investigation into the -- killing of stephon clark on march 18th.ng to have a press conference on the capital. i believe he's either going to join us or he's going to be there in his office to release his findings. >> on march 18th. >> march 18th, the one-year anniversary. i know they're going to close down the city of sacramento. >> all right. thank you, dr. tiffany crutcher and attorneys salman-simmons and benjamin crump. >> thank you, reverend al. we appreciate you. >>>. >> next, the chair ousted over the hacked dnc e-mails will be here to tell us why she thought michael cohen was telling the truth. be right back. the truth. be right back. introducing the all new chevy silverado. it's the official truck of calloused hands and elbow grease. the official truck of getting to work, and getting to work. it's the official truck of homecoming, and coming home. the all new chevy silverado. just announced! 0% financing for 72 months on this all-new silverado has been extended for chevy truck month. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. we really prid

gomestephon clark a will notcriminal liability related to the shooting death and the use of force on stephon clark. >> the district attorney said the use of force was reasonable because the two officers thought clark had a gun. when they encountered him and his grandmother's backyard on art march 18 of last year, investigators only found a cell phone at the scene. >> and the shooting of the 22- year-old sparking protests nationwide and the city of sacramento too was bracing for more protests on the das position was released. >> rob? >> reporter: it evening, andre and alyana. about hundred people gathered here in front of sacramento police headquarters. i'm going to get out of the way and set the scene here. you see people kind of standing around. we had some action here with the cars just reversing in front of police headquarters. everybody kind of gathering to take a look. we will try to get back to that to find out what happened. but you see here, this crowd of about 100 people, all of the reacting to the news from the report from sacramento district attorney anne marie schubert. the overwhelmin

announced no charges would be filed against the officers who shot and killed stephon clark. ooting happened as sacramento police were looking for a man suspected of breaking into car windows. police chased clark into his grandmother's back yard. authorities say he was shot and killed when he walked toward officers and refused repeated commands to show his home hands. >>> today, the field of democratic candidates running for president got a little more crowded. new york senator kirsten gillibrand is now officially in the 2020 race. she made the announcement with a video on twitter this morning writing, "let's prove brave wins." she is the 14th major democrats to officially launch a campaign for the white house. her first speech as a candidate is next in front of there, she says she plans to deliver "her positive, brave vision of restoring america's moral integrity, straight to president trump's doorstep." fellow democratic presidential candidate kelsey gabbert made a stop in the bay area today. she is a congresswoman from hawaii. she was in fremont for a town hall style meetin

. >>> police in sacramento made ag protests of the stephon clark case. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller is monitoring the situation live for us in the south bay bureau. hi, matt. >> hi, jessica. this march was held in a wealthy part of the city, east sacramento. the protesters sending a message to residents. >> the people who make decision in this city live in this neighborhood. >> this protest was one of many following the announcement the sacramento district attorney would not file charges against officers who fatally shot stephon clark in 2016. the officers said they thought the 22-year-old held a gun but it was a cell phone. about two hours into the demonstration, police officers ordered them to disperse. they made 80 arrests most for unlawful assembly. >> they come into our back yards and call us criminals. we're here in your backyard today. right? we're in the backyard. we are in the streets. >> the sacramento bee reports three clergy members handcuffed along with a reporter covering the demonstration. the reporter was released after about an hour. the sacramento mayor questioned

stephon clark was shot and killedtw officers last year. the 22-year-old was unarmed and police say they thought his cell phone was a gun. as jennifer mcgraw reports, the decision sparked another day of protest, this time at a city council meeting at the state capital. >> reporter: tempers explode after an hour into public comment from crowds watching from outside to testimony taking place inside. the interruptions stopped a city council meeting. the mayor calling a brief recess with many wondering if the council would reconvene. >> give everybody an opportunity to talk! >> sit down. >> reporter: dozens of speakers were sending a similar message, angry over the arrest of 84 people during the sacramento protest and the police shooting death of stephon clark. >> we should not live in fear of the people tasked with protecting us. >> reporter: they are saying law enforcement failed them. >> they behaved in ways last night i can only describe as monstrous. >> reporter: the police chief in sacramento also addressed the council over the actions of

kelly, not stephon clark's mother. he was speaking to gayle king about the explosive allegations against him regarding sexual abuse. we'll take a quick break and be right back. its amazing, the era we live in. what used to be something only the c-i-a could do.. spy satellite >> more evidence that north korea is continuing its nuclear missile program. these pictures used to be something that only the cia can do now done all the time by private companies. the pictures seem to indicate that north korean officials are building a missile test stand and launch facility, one that started to dismantle after the first meeting between president trump and dictator kim jong-un. meantime, the russians, chinese and europeans are meeting with iranian officials in vienna to talk about the iran nuclear deal that hopefully keeps iran from developing a nuclear weapon. this is the treaty we pulled out of that everyone else stayed in. this is video of the u.n., iaea announcing this morning iran has been following the rules and has stuck to

attorney ace office and the fbi, they are going to be looking at whether or not stephon clark's civil rights were violated. here in sacramento, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> two rival plans are being considered in the state legislature to update use of force laws. current state law mandates that officers can use deadly force when they deem it reasonable. >>> an assembly bill backed by stephon clark's family would change the law to allow officers to use deadly force when deemed necessary. a similar bill failed to advance last year. >> accused of attacking a conservative activist on the campus of uc berkeley faces three felony charges. the alameda county district attorney's office charged zachary greenberg, saying he punched hayden williams in february. williams was on campus recruiting members for the conservative group turning point usa when he says greenberg attacked him unprovoked. video of the attack went viral. again berg is set to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> a man accused of shooting a doe and her fawn on his property has been sentenced to 30 days in jail. mark dickinson will s

stephon clark's family is still shaken by his death. (sequita thompson- grandma) "them two officers, that execution style, shooting him like he was nothing. people, please do not judge my grandson." (stevante clark- brother ) "he had his entire life ahead of him, i'd rather me than him." clark's family members, their famous attorney ben crump and activist al sharpton stood on the steps of the state capitol monday... pushing for changes to avoid what brought them together in the first place. ((rev al sharpton)) "the legacy is we are going to pass legislation in stephon's name, the legacy is that we won't stop fighting for justice in stephon's name. you might've killed him a year ago but you can't kill a movement."the group called on state lawmakers to pass ab392, which allows police to use deadly force only when absolutely necessary. they're also urging for legislation requiring evidence from officer-involved shootings to always be presented to a grand jury for the public record it provides....something sacramento's district attorney chos

his grandmother's backyard.clark, who was unarmed, was shot at least seven times.salena manni/stephon clark'siance "my boys, aiden and cairo, have to grow up without their father."d-a anne marie schubert said clark took a shooting stance and that.... "both officers had an honest and reasonable belief that they were in imminent danager of death of great bodily injury."sequette clark/clark's mother"they executed my son, they executed him in my mom's backyard and it is not right." the clark family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and is pushing for assembly bill 392 to be passed.it calls for changing police use-of-force policies and for officers to try to ease tensions before from protest"no justice, no peace. no killer police."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( james ) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... the boyfriend of the woman killed in a landslide speaks out... as officials suspend their search for her. ( james ) and later... salesforce has another problem besides the cracked transit center... now windows are cracking on its tower next door. checking the markets this morning... winners and

friday, a crowd of more than 100 people marched through the neighborhood where stephon clark was shotlice. the demonstrators stopped outside his grandmother's house before walking into the backyard where he was killed last year. coming up on the kron 4 morning news....shocking video of a teacher berating a student with insults. so far, the only person who has been punished in the incident is the boy who took that video. our hillshire farm craftsmen start the day slow-roasting turkey for incredible flavor. then, they double seal every slice for freshness. the results, well, they speak for themselves. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ ( marty ) a video shot by a student in a milwaukee classroom shows a teacher berating another student with insults and foul language. derica williams reports the only person who has been punished in the incident is the boy who took the video. natsot"excuse me ?!"kindness to cursing in a matter of seconds.nats

. >>> next, hear from the family of stephon clark after the nou charges against the two officers who shot and killed them. >>> described as an absolute miracle. how hundreds of people came together to find two missing young girls who spent 44 hours in the wilderness. by themselves. >>> we do have traffic moving along pretty well. it is getting more crowded as you head out to the macarthur maze. will >>> happening today, the attorney for kevin spacey back in a massachusetts court on criminal six charges against the actor, his attorney will hear pretrial motions related to indeactor groped an 18-year-old at a nantucket, massachusetts bar in 2015, kevin spacey is not required to attend but must be available by phone. the 59-year-old former house of cards star pleaded not guilty in january to the charges. last week, species lawyers call the charges -- >> he was cut from the netflix a series house of cards in the movie, all the money in the world. after accusations against them started in 2017. >>> also happening today, the attorney general of california to h plans to fight the trump chan

another day of demonstrations in sacramento in the name of stephon clark..."at the end of the day my brother's gone so.."clark's grandmother and brother.. front and center at a rally urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would restrict when officers can use deadly force.((stevenate clark - stephon clark's brother)) "to prevent anything like this from happening to anybody else's family, that's the best we can do."ab 392's main author assemblymember shirley weber says police know how to use restraint.. she pointed to the arrest of the man accused of the parkland high school mass shooting last year... ((assm. shirley weber d-san diego)) "anytime someone can kill 17 people in florida, which says they are a dangerous individual who not only has the means but the desire to take life, and they can be apprehended without any incident, speaks to the fact that our officers do know how to take individuals into control without having to take their lives."members of the group rallying thursday also urged the senator who authored the competing legislation to drop the bi

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. >>> the time is 6:11, in  sacramento the family of stephon clark says it is heartbroken following the district attorneys announcement no charges will be filed against the two officers that killed him, clark's relatives and the pastor spoke yesterday in the news conference. >> my stance is this was murder. these officers need to be charged and the da should be fired. >> officers chased stephon clark when you're go for allegedly breaking windows. this is body camera video that shows the incident. the officer said they mistook stephon clark's cell phone for a handgun and shot and killed him after they say he was advancing towards the. the da has risen to believe they had their lives at risk. >> other say they failed. >> my family is traumatized, we are in agony, ever since the callous murder of my brother. >> the family is announcing a gathering to be held two weeks from now to honor the legacy of stephon clark. it is a three day events aimed at allowing the community to heal. >>> bending in sacramento also upset about the das decision in the stephon clark case, they held more protes

<stephon clark, stephon clark,> ( james ) emotions ran high at last night's sacramento city council meetinge attorney general's decision. the fatal shooting and the decision of authorities not to charge the officers involved have sparked people were arrested monday night in demonstrations. activists at the city council meeting were angry about police handling of the protests as well as the decision not to prosecute. ( james ) the u-s attorney's office and f-b-i say they will examine whether the shooting violated clark's federal civil rights. ( darya ) as we head to break...here's a look at radar as rain moves across the bay area john will have a look at today's forecast. (ácommmorning with showers beco less widespread later in the day. expect daytime highs in the upper 50's under primarily cloudy skiewesh

who shot and killed stephon clark in march of last year. according to authorities, the officers have said, they thought the 22- year-old was holding a gun when they confronted him in his grandparent's backyard... but later found out he was holding his cell phone. ali wolf has the story. activists and faith leaders - continue fighting in the name of stephon clark..(nat)"we handed this letter..." unsatisfied and angry at the district attorney's decision this weekend.....they are now trying to convince attorney general xavier becerra to step in.... and do what d-a anne marie schubert chose not to do: prosecute."when the nation is watching what will we do? attorney general becerra you have the opportunity here to make a turn in how we seal with police practices here in the state of california" prfunds cannot be used on abortion. this is about politics and pushing away organizations like planned parenthood, what the president is really attacking here is gender equality and female autonomy, because organizations that provide reproductive services

another day of demonstrations in sacramento in the name of stephon clark..."at the end of the day my brother's gone so.."clark's grandmother and brother.. front and center at a rally urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would restrict when officers can use deadly force.((stevenate clark - stephon clark's brother)) "to prevent anything like this from happening to anybody else's family, that's the best we can do."ab 392's main author assemblymember shirley weber says police know how to use restraint.. she pointed to the arrest of the man accused of the parkland high school mass shooting last year... ((assm. shirley weber d-san diego)) "anytime someone can kill 17 people in florida, which says they are a dangerous individual who means but the desire to take life, and they can be apprehended without any incident, speaks to the fact that our officers do individuals into control without their lives."members of the group rallying thursday also urged the authored the competing legislation to drop the bill.emotional response right now, i understand damon kurtz is