BURNETT: Breaking news, protesters out tonight demanding more answers over the shooting death of Stephon Clark. Two Sacramento police officers fired 20 shots of him claiming he pointed a gun at them. He had a cell phone. Tonight, the White House weighed in on the shooting.</s>REPORTER: You have the issue we're in the midst of an issue that happened shooting of young man in California, behind his grandmother's house with a cellphone.</s>SANDERS: Certainly, a terrible incident. This is something that is a local matter and that's something that we feel should be left up to the local authorities at this point in time.</s>BURNETT: As the city prepares for Clark's funeral tomorrow, protesters are gathering right now marching through the streets of Sacramento where our Dan Simon is with them. And, Dan, hundreds expected to attend Clark's funeral tomorrow. What are you learning tonight?</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, hi, Erin. First of all, we are with these protesters. I would say there are several dozen of them. We are walking the streets of downtown Sacramento. And I've been here for the past week, Erin, and the anger is definitely not dissipating, if anything, it's become even more intense. Tomorrow, there will be the memorial service for Stephon Clark, and they're expecting as many as 500 people to attend, Erin. It will be a public service and Reverend Al Sharpton is going to be doing the eulogy. The question is, what happens tomorrow night? We know that another protest is expected tomorrow afternoon, Erin.</s>BURNETT: All right. Thank you very much, Dan Simon. And we'll be talking to you tomorrow as that memorial service happen. And next, Jeanne Moos on politicians who struggle with the strangest things.
Outrage Growing Over Fatal Police Shooting of Stephon Clark.