it s tragic for the family and officers. the officers felt livesy in danger and the subject was pointing a firearm. reporter: the officers fired. apparently fearing for lives. but no weapons were found at the scenes. just a cell phone. right there. right there was my grandson dead with the iphone. reporter: it doesn t appear the pursuing officers ever identified themselves as police. now the family of stephen clark, a father of two says they are murders. are you angry? i m pissed, livid. reporter: you said you wanted his name remembered the same way. trevon martin, michael brown. sacramento police arrived in the neighborhood sunday after 9:00 p.m. responding to calls of someone breaking windows. breaking windows in cars.
you said you wanted his name remembered the same way. trevon martin, michael brown. sacramento police arrived in the neighborhood sunday after 9:00 p.m. responding to calls of someone breaking windows. breaking windows in cars. they found vehicles damaged. they believed clark the culprit. according to the sheriffs department the helicopter crew observed a person breaking windows and picking up a tool bar process. the police are trying to slander him saying he was this and that. he wasn t a gun guy. 5-7, down no movement. moments after the gunfire clark lay silent and the officers reload guns, still fearful it seems of being attacked. minutes later they approach to administer aid. where does the family go from here. we re afraid.
roy moore accused of sexual misconduct. we have been telling you the media has been quick to convict judge moore before ever even hearing this interview or his side of the story. we continue. watch this first. well, no, hang on we ll go to gregg jarrett with us, geraldo rivera, rebecca rose woodland. i want to go back, i think woe all have an obligation to get things right. when this serious charge, there s the president at the apec summit. richard jewell, in atlanta, he fit the profile of the lone bomber because he lived with his mother. you look at the case, duke lacrosse case,le 8 88 professors take out a full page advertisement in the school newspaper. er if ferguson, some people still believe the live hands up, don t shoot. trevon martin, it could have been my son, the president. that turned out, the evidence
geraldo rivera, trial attorney rebecca rose woodland. if you look at all of the cases where people in our industry, especially geraldo, have been wrong, and this rush to judgment on high profile cases. i went through the lesson i learned in atlanta richard jewell, and duke lacrosse, then so many were wrong. the professors they were wrong. ferguson. and trevon martin, freddy gray. nobody thought the president would win. we have to balance serious allegations here with also the presumption of innocence. how do you do that? well, i think that with all due respect to your burying the lead. the lede is that was a smart, tough, deeply revealing interview. what are we talking about? we re talking about he said-she said. the credibility of the parties is the most relevant thing can you think of.
tail tearian, anti- mettic movement. we should condemn them. we should condemn racism on both sides. and i think you have a very strong case here, there are people who have been out there advocating shooting cops, those weren t right wingers. let s be clear. there is more than enough blame on both right and the left to say we re tired of all of you. cut it out or we re going to put you in jail. sean: let me ask about the president saying, you know, he spoke out on saturday, i read his tweets again. he spoke out on monday. he spoke out today. he said it again and again and again. specifically naming them. he said that he waited until he had facts. i compared it to what obama did. obama rushed to judgment, george zimmerman, trevon martin, freddy gray baltimore, was wrong on all counts he didn t wait for evidence, testimony, facts to come in. was it right for the president