he was 95 years old. >>> new details on a settlement between the family of stephon clark in sacramento. the city will pay $2.4 million to the children of clark. this is part of a wrongful death lawsuit. clark was actually shot and killed in march in his grandparents' backyard. officers thought he was armed and it was determined he was holdin cot face criminal charges. >> thieves target another bay area apple store. three people ran intoan mm mateo store. the robbers got into a waiting white four-door sedan that officers spotted and lost in the chase. last week, thieves stole $70,000 worth of merchandise from an apple store. >>> the number of ris pir toesp illnesses continues to increase and doctors are desperatelyut w. the cdc is expected to release findings. so far 400 confirmed or suspected cases of vaping related illnesses have been reported but that's said to be an understatement since at least one state hasn't disclosed their exact numbers yet. ann thompson talked with researchers trying to figure out what is going on. >> reporter: this morning the debate over vaping taking on new

well the city of sacramento has agreed to pay million to the suns of stephon clark. now this is a part of a proposed settlement reached by the city and the family of clark, 2 police officers shot and killed clark last year in his grandparents backyard, you may remember that story. the family initially sought 20 million thread federal civil rights lawsuit. the sacramento bee reports that 2.4 million will go toward attorney fees and also into a trust for clark's 2 young sons. they will be able to access the money in about 20 years when they're adults. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news more trouble for raiders wide receiver antonio brown. now there's a chance tt he will not be playing the raiders season opener on monday. we'll have that story next. here's a little peek outside checking in all the embarcadero little cloudy out there. but temperatures are going to be pretty nice as we head into the afternoon. and we're also following breaking news out of every bill we're all lanes are closed 80 west and paul street because of a fatality all have those details

police were searching for a person breaking into cars and say stephon clark matched the description.hase him and say he didn't follow commands to stop running . the police believed the phone he was holding was a weapon, and they shot and killed stephon clark. >> this flight will just continue. this is the fight i've decided to be in for the long run. i'm not going away. i'm not being quiet. i'm not lowering my tone. >> sacramento police 's daniel hahn said police officers involved will go back to active duty. he also said his department is trying to prevent similar tragedies in the future. >>> it is 7:16. house speaker nancy pelosi was speaking earlier this morning about the impeachment inquiry into president trump and said she's worried about the safety and security of the whistleblower and his or her sources. >> see, what the president said goes beyond irresponsible. it's dangerous. whistleblowers have an important role to play an unfolding law enforcement, and on revealing wrong doing in our government. is their complaint has been deemed by the inspector general as credible, and a

the city of sacramento has agreed to pay million to the sons of stephon clark. it's part of a pro settlement reached by the city and clark's family. 2 police officers fatally shot clark last year, he win his grandparents backyard. the family initially wanted $20 million in a federal civil rights lawsuit. the sacramento bee reports million will go toward attorney fees and in a trust for clark's 2 young sons, they'll be live access that money about 20 years. >>one man is in custody after a police shooting in vacaville nolan bell was wanted for theft and fraud charges and police found him sitting in a car on shady glen road and during that encounter with bell police say an officer was forced to fire one shot. they'll then led police on a chase. he got away, but officers ended up catching up with him when he checked himself into a hospital in napa his gunshot wound is not considered life threatening. vaccination groups are calling on the justice department now to launch a federal investigation into a controversial vaccine bill. the bill aims at cracking down on docto

we're tracking tonight, according to court documents the city of sacramento will pay million to stephon clark's part of the proposed settlement reached by the city and clark's family clark's family initially sought $20 million through a federal civil rights lawsuit after 2 police officers shot clark in his grandparents backyard last march. the sacramento bee reports million will go toward attorney fees and into a trust for clark's young sons. they will be able to access that money in about 20 years. dramatic video now shows a man grabbing a deputy's gun and shooting at her. >>in southern california. the deputy in victorville was responding to a call from a mother who said she wanted her adult son removed from her home. according to the deputy that man our young got violent grabbed her gun and started shooting the deputy was not hit, but suffered other injuries that she is expected to fully recover from additional officers showed up deputy showed up to the scene and exchanged gunfire with that man. >>it was a violent attack struck her multiple times in the head and the face knocking her to the g

. >> officers chased stephon clark after responding to a vandalism complaint. they thought he turned out a gun but it turns out to be a cell phone. prosecutors declined to charge the officer. clark's son will receive $2.4 million when they're in their 20s. right now they're 2 and 5 years old. >>> now to berkeley, police releaseded this video of a teenager accused of robbing two laptops from a cafe but they stumbled trying to get into the getaway car and they took off. officers thank a good samaritan for keeping an eye on the teen until they captured him. >>> last call could be extended in california but not as late as one lawmaker proposed. state senator scott weiner wants to let cities extend it to 3:00 a.m. he originally pushed for 4:00 a.m. but governor brown vetoed that bill last year. for more, you can visit our website, abc7news.com. >>> hundreds of people turn out tonight to remember the people killed in the dive boat fire. >> what a mechanic did to a jet to force a flight from taking off. >>> the marine layer and sea breeze brought temperatures down. i'

that we've been following for you tonight federal prosecutors announced their decision in the stephon clark case now clark, as fatally shot nearly 2 years ago when he was in his grandparents backyard, his death prompted protests in sacramento and demands for change within the sacramento police department for more on the decision. but prosecutors we go to kron 4 theresa who is live with us so many people then following this case closely. closely watched case, vicki and grass and and so many questions that people still have and the fatal shooting of stephon clark back in 2018 sparked protests, not only and the state capitol but nationwide and now this federal authorities declining to pursue civil rights charges against th2 police officers. officials say that their internal investigation found sufficient evidence. >>to pursue charges against the officers. for fatally shooting 22 year-old stefan clark now clark was unarmed when he ran and into his grandparents backyard. the officers opened fire authorities have said that the officers believed that clark was approaching them with a gun. they had

that law requires them to use man life.en itffec th fol the shooting of stephon clark in california. >>> california lawmakers have approved a statewide net cap. governor newsom called it the strongest rent control package in america. what does it mean? we break it down. >> sorry about that. we're going to try to fix that video problem we've been experiencing. >>> so a pug with thousands of instagram followers is safe this morning after disappearing from its san francisco home. kelly's camera shows what happens. someone opens the door with the key, otis runs toward them and disappears. she posted on instagram account, posted flyers and offered a reward. yesterday a homeless man called kelly and said a homeless woman had otis and wanted to give him back. kelly has rewarded the man who helped her. >> that's sweet. >> yeah. >> otis is back home. >> good to see it. we love to see it. >>> seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, hike. >> it's 70 degrees right now. we talked about how sleeping wasn't going to be quite as easy. hopefully you're waking up more refreshed than we

>>the city of sacramento has agreed to pay million to the sons of stephon clark, it's part of a the proposedettlement reached by the city in the family. 2 police officers shot and killed clark last year in his grandparents backyard. the family initially sought $20 million through a, federal civil rights lawsuit. the sacramento. the reporting that million will go toward attorneys fees and into a trust for clark's young sons. they will be able to access that money in about 20 years. in america and american woman is now facing human trafficking charges in the philippines after authorities say she tried to sneak a baby onto a plane by hiding it in her carry on bag. the woman was identified as jennifer talbot and there she is on security images. investigators say she appeared to be traveling alone and only presented her personal passport when she passed or security. she took the baby out of her handbag while going through security and tried to board a delta flight but was then stopped by airport. officials at the gate and after being taken into custody, she told police that she was the baby's aun

be no federal civil rights charges against the sacramento police officers who shot and killed stephon clarke u.s. attorneys office and the fbi announcing there is insufficient evidence to move forward with criminal charges. clark was shot and killed last year in his grandparents' backyard. police responded to a call of someone breaking car windows and spotted clark running away. two officers thought he was armed when they shot him. he was holding a cell phone. >>> the credits rolled on the final film at a peninsula menlo park's guild theater closed after 90 years in business. the new owners say they'll renovate and reopen it as a live music venue. >> it's just the heritage. it's the history. it's like i remember my whole childhood going to a theater just like this, and you just don't have this experience. >> so the new owners say they still might consider showing a movie every so often. 4:53 this morning. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," the mystery is deepening over the number of illnesses and deaths being attributed to vaping. nbc news is looking into black market products, what their

stephon clark's brother says he and his family will continue their fight. >> until justice becomes a reality and not just our community but in communities all over the united states of america, despite will just continue. this is the fight i decided to be in for the long run, i'm not going away, i'm not being quiet, i'm not lowering my tone, i will keep fighting for what's right. the date that i'm not fighting is the day i'm in the grave. >> sacramento police released a video of the moments officers arrived on the scene in march 2018 and when they opened fire on clark. officers were responding to a call about a person breaking car windows or the officers can be heard yelling before they fired 20 rounds at clark, killing him. officers at later determined clerk was only carrying a cell phone. after being cleared by the fbi and doj, sacramento police chief daniel hunt said the officers will now return to active duty. >> my brother was killed unarmed in my grandmother's backyard and the same cop who killed him is back on the streets can patrolling other communities going to other people'

. >> no charges against the police officer who killed stephon clark. the u.s. attorney's office and fib sfib said there is insufficient evidence to move forward with criminal charges. clark was shot and killed last year in his grandparents' backyard. police responded to a call of someone breaking car windows and spotted clark running away. two officers thought he was armed when they shot him. he was holding a cell phone. >> it will make you gulp. gas prices in the bay area hit $4 a gallon, and it could get worse. problems with oil refineries in california, one of which has been benicia. right now it's the highest gas prices we've seen in almost seven years. a gallon of regular will cost you 4 bucks in san francisco, 3.90 in san mateo. the cheapest you'll find, santa clara county at 3.79. >> a peninsula landmark is closing up shop, sort of. we'll tell you what's coming next for the guild theater. >> row a back phone. that's the message to the state from north bay fire victims who s they rebuild. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. tonight nbc bay area respon

. >>> city of sacramento has agreed to pay $2.4 million to the family of stephon clark . will go towards attorney fees in trust fund for his two and five-year-old boys. please shot and killed him a year and a half ago while responding to reports someone breaking into cars. police that he was armed with a gun but it turned out to be a cell phone. >>> former president of zimbabwe has died. he came to power in 1980 as a revolutionary leader at the end of white minority role. in later years he was viewed as an authoritarian who was forced to step down two years ago following military takeover after being in power for 37 years. he died in singapore after being treated for a medical issue. he was 95 years all . >>> just a sort time ago hurricane dorian made landfall at north carolina's outer banks. we are live in wilmington north carolina. how are the conditions there? >> it is a very different story right now than it was earlier this morning and overnight. as you can see the sun is coming out here in wilmington north carolina. folks waking up this morning grateful to know the

. >>> the city has agreed to pay union dollars to the family of stephon clark , the money will go toshot and killed while responding to reports someone breaking into cars . please that he was armed with a gun but turned out only to be a cell phone . >>> forced evacuation, started yesterday afternoon city of red loss at the redbank oaks subdivision. containment at zero percent. >>> propose changes to shopping center south shore center would like to replace some of the stores with as many as 1200 new residential units. the developer showed off their plans to the community last night. businesses, phase 1 of the project would have 350 residential, 550 parking spaces and new retail stores. that developer, jamestown says it has lost many retail tenants as more brick-and-mortar stores go out of business. >> disturbing view of the future. i see it in other cities. the need for this higher and t. >> west to be looking at new ways to live here on our island. housing scarcity we are feeling now. any project must first pass environmental impact. could anywhere between 2 to 4 years. >>> it concer

stephon clark's death last year set off a wave of protests. police chased him on foot after searching for a burglary suspect. officers fired at clark after he moved towards them holding an object that resembled a handgun. it turned out to be a cell phone. the shooting of clark also prompted california law to change for when police can use deadly force. >>> happening this morning, martin luther king junior high school in pittsburg will hold its third annual million father march as part of events around the country today. starting at 8:00 this morning dads and father figures dropping off kids will march through campus. when the students head to class the fathers will be served breakfast. the million father march movement started in chicago in 2004 as a way to encourage fathers to be more involved in their children's education. >>> san jose police announced a new partnership with the amazon ring neighbor's app. police will now have access to an interactive map that allows officers to request footage from camera owners without knowing their identi

stephon clark's death last year set off a wave of protests. police chased him on foot after searching for a burglary suspect. officers fired at clark after he moved towards them holding an object that resembled a handgun. it turned out to be a cell phone. the shooting of clark also prompted california law to change for when police can use deadly force. >>> happening this morning, martin luther king junior high school in pittsburg will hold its third annual million father march. starting at 8:00 this morning dads and father figures dropping off kids will march through campus. when the students head to class the fathers will be served breakfast. the million father march movement started in chicago in 2004 as a way to encourage fathers to be more involved in their children's education. >>> all right. we're starting out with plenty of low clouds and fog. they're making their way to the sacramento valley, compliments of those breezy northwesterly winds. so it's cloudy for most of you except around san jose. just a bit of a hole there. there's mist

i was arrested in sacramento this year for stephon clark and also deployed with the veterans to the pipeline protest in standing rock, north dakota. i'll see you on alcatraz this year for thanksgiving, for the sunrise ceremony and i'm grateful to serve and grateful for all the advocates here also. >> thank you supervisor fewer. >> thank you very much. so do you think when we're rolling out this equity program and we're trying to wrong -- right many of the wrongs we have done around the enforcement of cannabis, do you think we forgotten about our veterans? >> thank you for mentioning that. absolutely, and in the most mill tar listic country in the world, veterans are often an afterthought. yes, i love the equity program, the original equity group that has brought that legislature forward, this culture forward. i think it's important to have a separate pathway for veterans, and that doesn't disrupt the initial intention of the equity program. in the military, we have this culture of no one left behind. that's what i'm here to do, to ensure that the veterans aren't left behind also. >> and how

> federal authorities in sacramento police a civil rights violations in the deadly shooting of stephon clark the u. s. attorney's office said they found insufficient evidence to bring charges against the officers involved. the shooting happened in march of last year officers were searching for a person, breaking into cars. they say clark matched the description of the suspect they were looking for. they started to chase him and say he did not follow commands to stop running officers believed a phone in his hand was a weapon. officer shot and killed the 22- year-old. >> this fight will just continue. this is the fight i have decided to be in for the long run. i am not going away. i'm not being quiet. i'm not lowering my tongue. >> >> amenta police chief said the officers will return to active duty. he also said the department is working to prevent similar tragedies in the future. >>> the highway patrol is looking into the death of a skydiver who was killed in lodi after landing on the highway. officers say, the skydiver took off from the lodi parachute center yesterday afternoon. a 28-year-ol

>>the city of sacramento has agreed to pay million to the sons of stephon clark. it's all part of a proposed settlement reached by the city in the family stefan 2 police officers as you may remember shot and killed him last year and is grand but mother's backyard. the family initially sot $20 million to a federal civil rights lawsuit. the sacramento bee reports this million will go towards paying the attorneys fees and then the rest will go into a trust for clark's 2 young sons, they'll be able to access that money in about 20 years. new video this morning a new report is predicting san francisco will see a record number of visitors to the city, according to travel experts, 26.2 million travelers will visit san francisco by the end of the year total spending in the city is expected to rise to more than 9 and a half billion dollars by the end of 2019. one million has been awarded to help protect san francisco bay. the epa is granting this money. so that it can be used in a project to protect the base watersheds and shorelines the project aims to improve water quali

plus the city of sacramento has agreed to pay the family of stephon clark after he was killed by police last year we'll tell you what number they settled on. and after the break the latest on hurricane dorian as it continues to batter the carolinas and move up the east coast. and back here out west we are looking at some calm weather has some cooler air sinks in for the weekend ahead. >>that means temperatures this weekend will be good for getting outside and enjoying your forecast to come. >>and traffic is easing up into san francisco looking a little bit better starting to get out of some of your fast track lanes but still backed up thrououou the maze will chec more bridges after the break. >>when the next big quake him will you be ready. mo >>more you'll increase your love from retro fit in your home, wall is what we're worried about the lapses to her early warning system of quake has started you're about to get a quake preparedness kit sold essential all in one place that you're ready to go and the theory is most dangerous polls kron 4 is giving you the tools you need for surviving

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we see in california there has been the stephon clark bill that was passed named after young unarmedolice last year. and he was just 300 feet from his grandmother's bedroom, he was in the backyard, unarmed and the police said, oh, we thought that his cellphone was a gun. every generation, every era has to face issues of civil rights and one of the issues in this generation, this era, that many of us have spent years on is dealing withholding police accountable. it is not anti-police, it is pro police. because good police who risk their lives every day, it would give them a bad reputation and give them a sense of mistrust in many communities is the bad police that are never held accountable. it is time for federal law, though some state lenlgtsz lay churs in new york announced the no chokehold bill in the harlem raleigh, we need federal law. and we need to do it not only for the victims, we need to do it for good police so we can have again a community police relationship birlt on trust and built on working together to keep crime down. i salute chairman jerry nadler for doing the righ

new details on a settlement between the family of stephon clark and sacramento.ll pay out $2.4 million to clark's two children. which is all part of a wrongful death lawsuit. clark was shot and killed in march in his grandparents backyard. investigators determined clark was holding a cell phone. the officers will not face criminal charges. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with some viewers we recently helped. they hit a wall in customer service. >> let's start with michael in san jose. he called us and said he was having trouble with a pay tv subscription. it ended up costing him $144 more than he expected. we stepped in, got it fixed and saved michael $144. speaking of subscriptions, let's talk about doris in oakland. she was having trouble with newspaper delivery, because her complaints were going nowhere, she called us. we spoke up and saved doris $113. and brad in sunnyvale was locked in a dispute over a medical device. our team worked with the doctor's office to resolve the disagreement. our efforts saved brad $252. perhaps we can help you, too.

be no federal civil rights charges against the sacramento police officers who shot and killed stephon clark office and the fbi announcing there is insufficient evidence to move forward with criminal charges. clark was shot and killed last year in his grandparents' backyard. police responded to a call of someone breaking car windows and spotted clark running away. two officers thought he was armed when they shot him. he was holding a cell phone. > > >>:5:44. >>> the discovery of mold putting all non-emergency surgeries on hold at usc medical center. a processing room sustained water damage that led to mold contaminati contamination. elective surgeries are postponed for the next two weeks. >>> in a letter to governor gavin newsom, epa says that homelessness is large set cities such as los angeles and san francisco is making the issue worse. the epa is demanding a detailed plan to the state for them to fix the alleged problems within 30 days. the lter escalates a feud between the trump administration and california. last week president trump claimed used needles were getting into san francisco

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the mother of stephon clark submitted testimony. we have seen different counties react different ways. it reminds me of my studying the early stages of the 1960's of the movement for civil rights. until the federal government stepped in, they would have to fight state by state, county by county, against seggre gigs. -- segregation. so it was the judgment of martin luther king jr. and others to appeal for federal government intervention rather than fight in alabama, then have to fight in georgia, etc., etc. . in where the justice department them be over and supervise because there was a pattern and demonstrated excessive force. present administration came in, they immediately in several of those cities. they have not been in long investigation.an so what was the determination that made them decide that they stop what had been determined by the justice an rtment before them after investigation? this committee needs to incoming e why attorney general sessions, barr, ithheld and removed this designation, because it really sends the sign