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the windows, and this just became this spectacle. from there, you had the protesters go to the golden one arena, where the sacramento kings play. they blocked all the entrances to the arena. it s the second time they ve done so in a week. police basically just stood back. for safety concerns, the kings personnel, the security there, just said we re not going to let any fans in. but the basketball game still took place, but the fans that couldn t get in, the stands were empty. dan simon, thank you so much in sacramento for us. cyber attackers holding the city of atlanta hostage for nearly a week by locking employees out of their computers and pretty much shutting down the systems. the hackers are reportedly refusing to let up until the city pays a ransom. victor blackwell has all the details. do they know who s mind tbehind attack? reporter: if they know, they re not saying. we have to remember, this is an
concerned, what we saw last night was really incredible. at the city council meeting, you had speaker after speaker just really voice their distress to their local leaders about what they see are the problems in the black community. this latest shooting, of course, really setting them off. then from the city council, you had this spontaneous protest where they went back to the golden 1 arena, where they were last week, and really blocked the entrances so you could not have fans get inside. police basically, you know, in a stand-off mode, not really intervening, and letting those protesters block the entrances. as a result, you still had the basketball game take place, but the fans couldn t get in, and you see a photo of inside the arena. basically, nobody is there as this basketball game is getting under way. the environment here is obviously volatile, and the police chief just doing the best job he can to try to bring some
has brought on top civil rights attorney crump. the shooting has created a wave of protest but unlike other high profile protests, they have been calm. thousands of fans couldn t get in. and the fans emptied. nba players too have taken up the cause. we will not shut up and dribble. reporter: making this powerful public service announcement. this gives you a sense of the community activism that is taking place in sacramento. this is a huge crowd and they are all waiting to get in to speak at the city council meeting. we expect a lot of passion and