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Back on environmental regulation. the family for stephon clark is set to release the autopsy of the man shot and killed by police in sacramento. police thought clark had a gun, but his cell phone was only at the scene. >> the family poured outside at the funeral. al sharpton vowing for justice. protesters in sacramento yesterday again, but after forcing the golden 1 center to close the last week twice, they stayed away last night. and coffee stores across the state of california must carry a...

Sanctuary at the funeral. reverend al sharpton was interrupted by stevante. >> stephon will live for generations. the clark family will never die. >> the protesters were out yesterday, but after forcing the golden 1 center to close doors the last week twice, they stayed away from the arena last night. janice dickinson subpoenaed to testify in the bill cosby trial. she revealed she was sexually assaulted by cosby in 1982. his attorney called the accusation a fabricated lie. the judge in the ret...

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Eulogy. the protests migrated downtown where marchers blocked traffic shouting "shut it down." cars had their cars surrounded leading to tense confrontation following a tuesday night protest that shut down a city hall meeting as clarks brother refufd to stand down. the -- refused. the city has taken a hands down approach. >> we cannot only get through this. we can be the better for it. >> if we dont get better as a community and police department as a result of this all it does is state a traged...

They also want to see sweeping changes in police departments across the country. clark, a 22-year-old father of two boys was laid to rest today. his funeral drew hundreds of mourners as well as prominent civil rights activists as he supported clarks grieving brother, reverend al sharp ton gave the eulogy and called out the trump administration. >> yesterday, the presidents press secretary said this is a local matter. no, this is not a local matter. theyve been killing young black men all over th...

Enforcement in his grandparents backyard sunday night. officers were responding to a report of a vandal breaking car windows. police thought clark was holding a weapon when they confronted him. >> show your hands, gun gun gun. >> reporter: officers shot 20 rounds, found no weapon only his cell phone. police recognized the officer who opened fire was black. both officers who shot were on paid administrative lead. police body cameras stopped recording audio. its unclear why they muted the audio an...

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