another lynching of a young black man in victorville not even 15 minutes away.y're lynching our black children! and palmdale lancaster in victorville, california. it stops now! right now! justice! justice! justice! >> in nearby victorville, california, another black man, a 38-year-old, was found hanging from a tree near a city library. they say they suspect no foul play. his family, too, say they just don't buy it so later today, there's going to be a press conference. the l.a. county sheriff's department are going to have to answer to these questions. >> thank you. new video has surfaced showing the confrontation between two teenagers in tulsa stopped by police and handcuffed for jaywalking. a neighborhood bystander filmed the incident and it shows another version of the altercation between one of the officers and a 13-year-old who was placed inside the patrol car. abby phillip is in tulsa ahead of the president's visit there this weekend and if you could walk us through video here, i know you spoke to the neighbor who filmed this. tell us what she said to you.

victorville and san bernardino county and then last week about 50 miles away in palmdale in la county robert fuller in the blue there. he was found his body was found hanging in a park near city hall in palmdale for the past 3 days people have been coming together for sit-ins and marches. remember fuller who was just 24 years old. deputies say he killed himself, but people who knew him aren't buying that story and they say they want an independent autopsy and an independent investigation into what happened. >>we believe that the sheriff department upon bill and that to be a bit premature they made a rush to judgment and certainly we don't buy. the statement the corn than a we want a independent best a son because we do believe a hate crime may have occurred in both cases. >>the city of palmdale says it's on board with a full investigation. protesters say they want the 911 calls and the autopsy results as well as for malcolm her car she was found last month. police say they do not think there's any foul play there. but his family's to is sounding the alarm. >>dining outside and shoppin

meantime in san bernardino county there was another hanging death of the city of victorville last monthyear-old malcolm harsh was found dead near a homeless encampment. investigators say that there are no indications of foul play but there is a petition requesting the sheriff's department and cities of victorville and san bernardino look closer into his death. >>also in los angeles thousands of protesters filled the streets to support the black lives matter movement and lgbtq rights karen winter has a look at the peaceful protests. >>a solidarity march through the streets of hollywood. a massive gathering that drew thousands. a spectacular view from the ground and air. >>ahead of the demonstrations, organizers painted the words all black lives matter and write letters along hollywood boulevard leaders of black lgbtq rights groups led this event that began in the heart of >>with an emotionally-charged march through west hollywood on santa monica boulevard as a lot next. >>person i'm out here supporting my black trans community and the people who are really suffering from this administrat

authorities found malcolm harsh's body hanging near a local library and homeless encampment in victorville they indicated no signs of foul play. the cause of death still pending. but harsh's family says this was not a suicide. >> i couldn't believe it i had talked to him a few nights before and we had made plans to see each other. >> reporter: the harsh family also noted the current racial tension and protests in this country, adding the death of a black man found hanging from a tree does not sit well or make sense. tonight california's attorney general and the fbi getting involved, looking into the death of two black men, raising questions across the country miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> in 60 seconds our in depth look at inequality in america. the old practice behind why many black americans still have trouble becoming homeowners. >>> also, fly or drive? what's the safest choice for your family in the summer of covid? >>> now to our series inequality in america, for millions owning a home remains at the heart of the american dream. but many black americans have been left ou

with blood on his shirt hung by a usb cord just four hours after he was reportedly stopped by a victorville police officer. this was not a suicide. it took 12 days for authorities to get to the autopsy of mall moem harsch. now the sheriff said there will be an autopsy of robert fuller. his family wants an independent autopsy. both families say they just want transparency. michael? >> sure they do. thank you so much, matt. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus emergency. overnight worldwide cases surpassing 8 million. infections on the rise in 21 states with 11 states seeing an increase in hospital admissions. marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, cases of coronavirus in texas rising. just weeks after officials eased stay-at-ho orders, doctors pleading with residents to continue social distancing. >> i understand that people are sick of being in the houses and that, you know, it's tiring, but it is really important right now that we partake in the things we know that work. >> reporter: as the case numbers grow and texas reports several players on the houston texans and d

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an independent investigation in the death of malcolm harsh, he was found hanging from a tree in victorville and san bernardino county two weeks ago. diane feinstein said today to destin is a part and in a manner consistent with one of the darkest periods in our countries history cannot be brushed off lightly. it is only appropriate that these debts be investigated for any possible racial motivations and any cause beyond suicide. >>> the santa cruz sheriffs office announced some details about a memorial service for damon gutzwiller who was killed in an ambush style attack last week. the memorial service will be held wednesday morning at the cabrillo college football field, this will be live streamed in fact and open to the public but there will be limited seating due to restrictions. the procession will begin in santa cruz at 7:45, more details are expected tomorrow. >>> also tomorrow 30 plan to make a major announcement of the federal building in oakland, that's where federal security officer dave patrick underwood was shot and killed more than two weeks ago. investigators have been looking

george fernandez is giving up flyers in the victorville neighborhood, he and his family are asking for help in identifying the hit and run driver who critically injured his 77-year-old mother. the family is hoping to find witnesses. on may 29 around 10:30 in the morning, hernandez tells me his mother was walking from work to go buy a money order to pay rent. he says she was in the crosswalk along international when the driver of a pickup truck struck her and took off. >> my mother happened to land about 40 feet away.>> the family tells me in euros is in critical condition and i, suffering from injuries to the brain, spinal cord along with broken limbs broken hand and internal bleeding.>> she's not the same person. this is not the last image i want my mom. >> every time i get a call it's not good news. it's just authorize another surgery.>> they say they're grateful to police and neighbors who came up with these images from surveillance cameras. a navy blue truck with a low front plate the driver being described as a latino male in his mid-20s. at the restaurant where he worked for more

. >> in the second hanging case, marvin harsh was found may 31st in victorville about 60 miles away. his case was also initially ruled a suicide. >>> fire crews in central california say they have a stubborn brush fire only 10% contained. it's burned several hundred acres. it forced residents to evacuate and a section of highway 101 was briefly shut down. >>> a bigger wildfire in southwestern colorado has burned 2,000 acres. take a look at those flames. some evacuation orders remain in place. >>> a new forecast model is predicting 200,000 people in the u.s. will die from the coronavirus by october, and as states enter new phases of re-opening, president trump is accusing critics of trying to covid shame his upcoming rally. abc's megan tevrizian has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, coronavirus infections rising in 21 states. in florida where beaches are now open, hospital beds are filling up prompting miami's mayor to postpone phase 3 of re-opening. >> we are seeing an uptick particularly in the age demographic 18 to 35 and particularly after memorial day weekend. >> reporter: 1

. >> reporter: and now authorities saying they'll reach out to police in nearby victorville where another black man was found hanging from a tree. his death ruled an apparent suicide, but an vest game is ongoing. and david, we learned that the attorney general's office of california will monitor the investigation, and the fbi says it could send in agents if it is determined that robert fuller was murdered but want to know if it was racially motivated. david? >> matt gutman, thank you. >>> and now to the newly released audio in the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. a 911 dispatcher watching it unfold in real time, so concerned about the officers actions, she called a supervisor to respond to the scene. >> they got something out of the back of the squad and all of them sat on this man, so, i don't know if they needed you or not, but they haven't said anything to me yet. >> and now dispatch data showing the first soup per vie vor to arrive on the scene got there 37 minutes after police first took floyd into custody. >>> now to the coronavirus, cases rising in 21 states and puerto rico.

the death of a black man found hanging from a tree in victorville is under investigation by the san bernardinoiff's department. deputies say the body of malcolm harsh was discovered on may 131st near a homeless encampment. foul play is not suspected. meanwhile the city of palm dale has released a statement officially supporting thenvesti into the death of robert fuller. the 24-year-old was found hanging from a tree near city hall earlier this week. deputies initially suspected his cause of death to be suicide. family members at a rally today say it just doesn't make sense. >> this is really crazy to all of us. and we really are here to support robert, and we really want to find out the truth of what really happened. my brother was not suicidal. he wasn't. >> it is so heart breaking. several celebrities took to social media and urged people to sign a change.org petitionndg se thlso t audio from the phone call reporting his body to be released. now, if you know or someone you know is struggling with mental health you can always head to abc7news.com/take action to find a list of resources. >>> pr

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hanging in trees first it was malcolm harsh seen here in green who was found in late may that was in victorville then last week about 50 miles away in palmdale robert fuller seen here in blue was found hanging in a park near city hall for the past 3 days people have been coming together for sit-ins and marches to remember fuller who was just 24 years old. deputies claim that he hanged himself with people who know him are not buying that it's exploitation they want an independent autopsy and an independent investigation into exactly what happened. >>we believe that the sheriff department upon bill and that to be a bit premature they made a rush to judgment and certainly we don't buy. the statement the court the names we want to end up an investigation because we do believe a hate crime may have occurred in both cases. >>the city of palmdale is on board with a full investigation protesters say they want the 911 calls and the autopsy results too ashley malcolm harsh who was found last month police say they do not think there is any foul play here, but his family also wants a full investigation. >>r

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authorities found malcolm harsch's body hanging near a local library and homeless encampment in victorville, they indicated no signs of foul play. the cause of death still pending. but harsch's family says this was not a suicide. >> i couldn't believe it because i had talked to him a few nights before, and we had made plans to see each other. >> reporter: the harsch family also noted the current racial tension and protests in this country, adding the death of a black man found hanging from a tree does not sit well or make sense. tonight california's attorney general and the fbi getting involved, looking into the death of two black men, raising questions across the country. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> coming up for us, this year's west point cadets will never forget their graduation for a number of reasons. >>> last thing before we go here tonight, did you see or can you remember a single quote from the president's commencement speech at west point on saturday? if the answer is no, that may be because of what you likely did see out of that event -- the president's failed atte

when authorities found malcolm harsh's body hanging near a local library in homeless encampment in victorvilleoul play. the cause of death still pending. but harsh's family says this was not a suicide. >> i couldn't believe it. i talked to him a few nights before. we had made plans to see each other. >> reporter: the harsh family also noted the current racial tension and protest in this country, adding the death of a black man found hanging from a tree does not sit well or make sense. california's attorney general and the fbi getting involved, looking into the death of two black men raising questions across the country. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> thanks to miguel for that report. note to our viewers, we'll stay on top of that and keep you updated on all the developments with both of those investigations. >>> coming up, why there are fresh fears of another outbreak of coronavirus in china, with the world health organization is saying about a new cluster of more than 100 new cases. we're live in beijing with the very latest. you're watching msnbc. how about no no uh uh, no way co

the other man malcolm harsch was found near a homeless encampment in victorville on may 31st. >>let's go to the east bay in our elementary school teacher is under arrest for weapons and drug possession we have a picture of him identified as 48 year-old robert stimpson alameda county sheriff's deputies say he is a 4th grade teacher at grant elementary school in san lorenzo deputies arrested him for having several illegal assault weapons. and methamphetamine. investigators in santa cruz county are asking for the public's help now in a homicide that they're looking into. they discovered a 28 year-old san jose man dead sunday night on laurel road. right there at highway 17 they said he was suffering from bullet wounds. deputies are now looking for 2 women in their 40's who they believe witnessed what may have happened they'd like to talk to them. >>and today is going to be yet another windy one across the bay for east bay hills winds regularly gusting 10 to 15 miles per hour. otherwise beautif >>7.39 is the time a controversy over pride flags is growing in the east bay after a bus

calling his death a lynching. 38-year-old malcolm harsch was found hanging from a tree in nearby victorville0 days before. no official cause of death has been releasesed. the united nations human rights council has announced it will hold a debate on racism and police brurutality in the united states on wednesday. this comes in response to proposal by a group of african countries led by burkina faso. the nations recently expressed alarm over "recent incidents of police brutality against peaceful demonstrators defending the rights of africans and of people of african descent." in other international news, the u.s. embassy in seoul has removed a large black k lives matter banner and d pride flag from the building's facade. the u.s. ambassador had approved both but on monday, the state department ordered them removed. the new w york police dedepartmt has announced it is dismantling its plain clothes anti-crime unit. the 600 officers in the unit will be reassigned. in 2018, the intercept reported plainclothes anti-crime officers had been involved in 31% of fatal police shootings in new york since

. >> reporter: now authorities saying they'll reach out to police in nearby victorville where anotherck man, malcolm harsch, was found hanging from a tree. an investigation is ongoing. we have now learned the california attorney general's office will monitor the investigation. the fbi says it could send in agents if it's determined that robert fuller was murdered. they'll want to know if it was racially motivated. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty tragic details there, matt, thank you. >>> president trump is looking to block a new book by former national security adviser john bolton. the president suggested the white house could sue or file charges to stop the book, saying it's full of highly classified information. bolton denies that claim. his attorney says they spent four months reviewing the book with the white house. the publisher says the book depicts a chaotic white house with the president making scattershot decisions and focused only on getting re-elected. abc's martha raddatz has the first interview with bolton. you can see that interview on sunday night at 9:00,