california state capital sacramento protest at the shooting two weeks ago of twenty two year old steven clark. police who shot him in the back say they feared he was holding a gun it turned out to be a cellphone in a separate case in louisiana buddy camera footage shows two police officers swearing at thirty seven year old alton sterling outside a grocery store before shooting him dead one officer blaine salomone has now been fired it was clear that he came out like this. and immediately escalated the attire situation putting that gun to this means. using profane language threatening his life i mean taking. a second officer involved has been suspended from judy. my decision was not based on politics it was not based on emotions it was based on the facts of the case the family lawyer says the police have a responsibility to the whole community we know how difficult it is we understand that. it's a tough job. they have to deal with a lot. but with high duty comes high expectations you don't just look after white people you look after black people and hispanic and asian and everyone else a serie

protesters mobilized over the deadly shooting of steven clark friday night. >> people are angry and hurting. we don't want anyone else to get hurt. >> reporter: things heated up even more after the just released police body cam. police say they were pursuing a burglary suspect. it turns out clarg was unarmed and holding a cell phone. then one of the officers is heard saying mute. >> you're muting something you don't want the republican to hear what you're saying. that means if you don't want to truth to come out, then all of it is a lie. >> the chief says it will be investigated. >> i'll curious why they did that. i knew it was part of the investigation. >> still the frustration continues. nbc bay area news. >> as for the thousands of fans who never made it into the arena, the kings say the coming days, guess who purchased tickets for tonight's game directly through the sacramento kings. the ticket mast her receive detailed instructions to if a sill it a tate a -- to facilitate a refund. >>> the government shutdown has been averted. a late night vote on capitol hill. the senate passed a spe

neighborhood when they got reports of a potential burglary happening in the area when police got there steven clark was in the grandmother's backyard and that's when they approached him and fired twenty shots killing him instantly now stephen stefan clark's family says he was simply in the back yard of his grandmother's house knocking on the window asking her to open the door so he could get in because he didn't have his keys so the outrage is quite profound it started in sacramento which is the capital of the state of california and then it is spread over the coming days since this shooting we've seen street protests grow in number all over sacramento and spread as far away as new york city in recent days as well people completely outraged about this the two officers have been placed on administrative leave while the police department conducts an investigation but it's really now be getting really much national attention professional athletes including athletes from the local baskett professional basketball team in sacramento have come out in support of stefan clarke asking for justice but beyond

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officers last week in that particular case the investigation into the death of twenty three year old steven clark who was shot twenty times in his grandmother's backyard by two police officers who believe that the mobile phone he was holding was a gun they said in that particular case the secretary police chief says that law enforcement officials will not investigate it will be supervised by the california department of justice in a bid to create greater transparency around the investigation importantly to in this particular case the body camera footage from the police has already been released in the sterling case the footage from those police officers has still not been released nearly eighteen months after the shooting this blood by the sacramento police chief in attempt to diffuse the massive emotion that is swirling around yet another shooting off an african american funeral due to take place on thursday and the police chief attempting to calm feelings and. an outraged community. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera china haas confirmed that its president xi jinping had a face to face mee

city of sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed black man twenty two year old steven clarke was shot at least twenty times when officers. one of him in his back yard they say they thought he had a gun rob reynolds is inside comment oh. yes there is no demonstrators marched through the streets of sacramento california capital city for a second day friday they were protesting the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man last week he was judge he was sentenced and he was executed the protesters blocked traffic and shouted slogans and dented a car that tried to pass through one group attempted to block a major highway but were prevented from doing so by california highway patrol officers in riot gear stephan clark died in his own backyard killed by a hail of police bullets i don't care what color he was you know no person on this earth to serve to be sat down like that. if you're beautiful i think. you can do the released video from a police helicopter shows clark running and climbing over a fence in a neighborhood where police were responding to a report of a

proprotests were sparked by the release of police body camera video showing the constituting of steven clark. the incident happened sunday night. officers were called to investigate a report of broken windows when they opened fire on clark, 20 shots were fired in ten seconds and we want to warn you the video may be very graphic. [ gunshots ] >> shots fired, suspect is down. >> officers did not find a gun, only a cell phone. clark's family has hired the same attorney who represent eed trayvon martin. community leaders asked for protests to remain peaceful. >>> threatening gun violence was found scrawled on bathroom walls, this comes just days after el diablo high school said the school was safe. >> reporter: this parking lot at dvc normally jam packed, but not today. that said, we just learned from campus administrators that classes will resume here tomorrow. there was some 20,000 students the campus at diablo valley college is normally bustling with activity. but not today after all classes were cancelled, buildings locked up tight after threateni ining graffiti was found in two campus bathr

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. >> reporter: legal analyst, steven clark, says santa clara county will now become ground zero for claims against the defendants. he believes the usoc and usa gymnastics will fight to have the suit thrown out. but they'll likely settle before it gets to a trial. mainly because of raisman's victim impact statement at nassar's sentencing. >> well, you know what, larry? i have both power and voice and i am only beginning to just use them. >> reporter: powerful testimony that will likely give jurors little reason to feel sympathy for the defendants, especially in santa clara county. and the s.a.p. center had no comment, referring us instead to usa gymnastics. the owner of that gym says they should dismantle usa gymnastics, rebrand it and then move it to san jose of live outside the s.a.p. center in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> victimized more than the elderly. the character trait that's making millennials more prone to scams. >>> plus, our microclimate weather alert coverage continues with trips to the north bay. the reason people in the fire-ravaged

. >> definitely have steven clark in our minds and the whole sacramento community.s something i've never been through and couldn't imagine. >> the warriors have yet to announce official plans to join the rally. >>> we mentioned that autopsy results were just released. it was an independent autopsy paid for by stephon clark's family. it showed he was hit by eight bullets, seven of them from behind. police were responding to a burglary call when they confronted clark. they say they fired when he came toward them in what happened to be his grandparents' backyard. they thought he had a gun. well, it turned out it was a cell phone. after this independent report, family members say it proves clark never turned to face police. >> you can reasonably conclude that he received seven gunshot wounds from his back. >> the sacramento police department is still waiting for the official report from the county coroner's office. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage on this story. we will have several crews in sacramento for today's demonstrations. you can also follow us online on

california community demanding answers this morning following the police-involved shooting death of steven clarkd the streets of downtown sacramento in protest. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for clearance savings up to $800 on our most popular beds. ends saturday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> no racists! no justice! [ chants ] >> say his name! >> stephon. >> this community in sacramento is outraged after the death of stephon clark. 22 years old, unarmed black man who was shot and killed by police in his grandmother's back yard. that was last weekend. hundreds of people you see in downtown sacramento yesterday in this protest. >> police released video this week. according to officials, the two officers involved -- it's hard to watch, i know -- they said they thought clark was pointing a gun. the only thing recovered was a cell phone. our assistant fbi contributor and "washington post" national reporter wes lowery. gen

. >> reporter: legal analyst, steven clark, says santa clara county will now become ground zero for claims against the defendants. he believes the usoc and usa gymnastics will fight to have the suit thrown out. but they'll likely settle before it gets to a trial. mainly because of raisman's victim impact statement at nassar's sentencing. >> well, you know what, larry? i have both power and voice and i am only beginning to just use them. >> reporter: powerful testimony that will likely give jurors little reason to feel sympathy for the defendants, especially in santa clara county. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> president trump's move to raise tariffs on imported steel and aluminum is being met with criticism from around the world, and even within the president's own party. it has people wondering, would it be good for the american worker or is it the beginning of an international trade war? president trump is spending the weekend in florida, and there he's defending the plan he announced this week, tweeting that, quote, trade wars are good and easy to win. the tariffs

outrage grew there sacramento, california, after the killingp an unarmed black man, steven clark diedng shot by police 20 times in his grandparents backyard after responding to a 911 call about a man smashing windows. footage shows officers mistaking his cell phone for a weapon and opening fire. demonstrators locked arms and blocked entry into the golden one center and delayed a tipoff game between the kings and hawks and more marched on the sacramento freeway and stopped traffic. these acts of civil disobedience are rooted in civil rights demonstrations of the 50s and 60s and to mark the 50th anniversary assassination of martin luther king we explored how civil rights pioneers uses the visual television media to influence a new generation of activists. >> segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. >> the segregation power understood that the press doing its job had become their enemy. >> we would like to have have all of the -- all of the news media over here for a private conference. >> and in every way as strong and as dangerous to them and to jim crow and segregation as the civ

dead while on arms by police hundreds of people attended the service for a twenty two year old steven clark civil rights activist al sharpton delivered the eulogy on march the eighteenth clark was pursued by officers who believed he had pointed a gun at them investigators found a mobile phone but no weapon near his body well after the funeral sharpton responded to comments by the white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders who described the death as a quote local matter this is not only religion is a national problem the problem this president. president obama spoke in personal terms about ferguson about trayvon. said no wait a minute as they develop to police. this president has not added one word not to we did one jack. tell police to be rough. let's talk to a former baltimore city prosecutor joining us from washington d.c. thanks for joining us again on al-jazeera so you heard. reporting that sarah huckabee sanders described the death as a local matter when asked about it by a reporter what are your what's your response to that should it be a local matter. absolutely not that's th

today a wake is being held in sacramento for steven clark shot 20 times by police and killed.ou heard sarah huckabee-sanders attempt to answer a question on this during the briefing a moment ago. he was killed as he ran away from officers in grandparent's backyard. the 22-year-old will be laid to rest tomorrow. police officers responded after vandalism of car windows and they say it was justified because the officers feared for their lives but what they thought was a gun was actually a cell phone. clark was unarmed when he was gunned down. >>> the officers body cams were muted. he don't know why. an independent investigation is expected to bear that out and whether or not the charges will -- these officers will face charges. since this happened, protests and calls for action have put sacramento into the national spotlight. last night those calls spilled over into a city council meeting. his brother stormed the chamber with hundreds outside chanting. protesters blocked the entrance to the sacramento kings arena and a few moments ago the white house was asked and the state of ra

steven stephon clark was shot and killed in his grandmother's backyard as police initially thought heing a gun. that gun, it turns out, turned out to be his cell phone. >> now this fox news alert, kim jong un makes a surprise visit to china. days of speculation finally put to rest after a secret meeting between china's president xi jinping and kim jong un was confirmed. this high level face-to-face is the first known foreign trip for the north korean dictator since he took power in 2011. china says it will uphold friendship with neighbor while confirming pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization. president trump reacting on twitter earlier for years and through many administrations everyone said the piece and denuclearization of the korean peninsula was not even a possibility. now there is a good chance that kim jong un will do what is right for his people and for humanity. look forward to our meeting. joining us now retired u.s. air force general don alston, former commander of the intercontinental ballistic missile force. he knows an awful lot about the dangers of nuclear confronta

my name is steven hammond of clark hill llp on behalf of respondents car why a respondents care w respondents carrie and ryan baker. the issue here was the appellant, miss momota, brought up at the last hearing, that the plans improper omitted the requirement to install a sprinkler system. vice president swig was particularly concerned because there was an e-mail from miss baker, the project owner, saying that the -- one would be installed. all this was news to me because in the apartment papers, the issues was a dutch cutter that miss momota had affixed to her property and attached to the project owner's property. the board continued the hearing, and at that time, we looked into this issue of the sprinkler system requirement, and what we discovered is that the as approved plans -- and you now have with you the first two pages. one is -- the first is a blowup, which i also have here on the overhead. and the second is the full page of this blowup. and what it shows asti conditi of approval is a requirement to sprinkle the entire building pernfpa 13-r under separate permit. so in fact that has

jane martin, juan caseo, karen adams, angelo farrow, steven bus, cindy river, laura clark, cynthia gomez and gordon moore. others are welcome to speak. it's best if you line up on the screen side of the roome. and you can approach in any order. ms. clark? line up on the screen side. that's helpful. >> laura clark. we've sent you proposals that we have to get more housing build in conjunction with central soma. i think you've seen a lot of our demands. i'm happy to see that the planning department is incorporating a lot of our proposals into what they're thinking about. i also know that other people in other departments are thinking about incorporating a lot of ways to get a lot more housing built in conjunction with this plan because we're going to need to deal with the fact that we're adding a lot of jobs. and not opposed to adding a lot of jobs, but we need to recognize that we're signing up for a lot of housing. we've had eight jobs for every one unit of housing added. i appreciate that the planning department has a lot of plans that it's put in and done a lot of legislation, we need

clark, m.b. action. reiterating what steven was saying, that it looks like permit applications are falling off of a cliff and i hope that you are treating this with the amount of urgency that this subject deserves. and an additional thing to note as we were talking about the board of appeals, the small projects that are not affected by the inclusionary requirements are lost when this body creates instability and unpredictability. when a permit applicant cannot know what will happen, they are more likely to give up and more likely to say eff it. and i don't want those one, two, three, unit projects to be lost because that is where we are losing them. the first project that i ever got involved in, they have put it on pause. they gave up. a little two-unit house that will probably never come online because they knew what they were facing. they're architects so they looked at the opposition and they said, you know, i don't think we're going to win this one. and they gave up. and that is a unit that, you know, i don't know. 10 years from now, when? when are we going to see those kinds of units come online? an

it twenty two year old steven tyler twenty times saying afterwards that they had mistaken his phone for a gun they were responding to a call about someone breaking windows clarke was shot in his grandmother's backyard the officers involved were placed on paid administrative leave the case is locals with protests happening almost every day since the day of the shooting when a series of protests demonstrators have blocked highways and twice disrupted in a by an n.b.a. basketball game the day after clarke's funeral black lives matter activists again block streets they call for justice and punishment for those responsible we spoke to former georgia state representative. says badly trained police officers are not being held to account. the ideas that african-americans are automatically committing crime or in the foundation of our system fired training the right kind of training now this on how to shoot or when to shoot deescalating but then also a training inherent bias is that police officers may have in this country and it's within their system then we need to look at both in order to try to stop these types of horrific events but we have to. at the train of even

stevens was later sentenced to 42 years to life. george, who pleaded not guilty, set up a ministry in the clark county detention center.ia remained convinced he did not do it. >> why, the age-old conclusion, the husband always does it. >> he was a statistical suspect from day one, for sure. my opinion is, they sandbagged around that to make a case. >> reporter: why, she asked, would anybody believe an addict and known liar over george? and the detectives' theory that a guilty conscience led to a suicide attempt? that was hog wash, said maria. >> but let me tell ya, he has been on suicide prevention squads, he's an emt. he is quite knowledgeable about what it takes to kill yourself in a vehicle. so, driving that large vehicle into a k-rail with your seat belt on is not how an expert tries to commit suicide. he did something stupid, but he didn't try to kill himself. >> reporter: and it wasn't just george's family who stood firmly behind him. fellow fire fighters came to his defense, fellow west point grads, childhood friends. >> i truly believe he's innocent. he gives too much of himself, and i think that that is one of