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that the company will no longer offer trips to parks that have whales, dolphins or porpoises captive for human entertainment.The company is ending partnerships with theme parks like SeaWorld, which has come under criticism for its treatment of cetaceans especially since the 2013 documentary "Black Fish.""We felt strongly this was the right thing to do and we knew most of our customers supported it, too," Branson said. "Many no longer consider whale and dolphin shows and 'swim withs' to be appropriate, and most would rather enjoy these magnificent creatures in their natural environment," Branson said.CNN has reached out to SeaWorld for comment.Branson said the move is part of a five-year campaign that works with activists, scientists, tourism operators, and organizations to raise standards in animal welfare in the tourism industry.Instead of seeking an immediate shutdown of existing theme parks, the plan is to support ethical sanctuaries and thereby encourage other parks to change their practices."Active engagement that supports long-term business transformation away from captive entertainment seems the much better option," Branson said.It began in 2014, when the company said it would not add new attractions to its offering that featured captive dolphins. Three years later, focus became supporting dolphin and whale sanctuaries to encourage rehoming animals that have lived for too long in captivity into more natural environments.Next stop, Branson said, the company will work to make available more wild whale and dolphin tours that comply with international ethical guidelines. 1600

Stevante Clark said on HLN that his priority right now wasn't a possible lawsuit or body camera footage, but focusing on Clark's two young children."I just want to make sure his kids go to school, my mom is good, and he gets buried in a way where we don't have to worry -- the nicest funeral," he said.He said he and his mother did not plan to watch body camera video of his brother's shooting, but he expressed skepticism about the police version of what happened."They said he had a gun. Then they said he had a crowbar. Then they said he had a toolbar. Now I'm asking you, you've got a nice job, you sound pretty smart. What is a toolbar?" he said."If you lie to me once, I know you'll lie to me again."Rev. Al Sharpton has pledged his support for Clark's family and said he would be in California to help them fight for justice, according to a statement from his organization.  886

The 19-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene and his male passenger, whose age was not immediately available, was taken by Mercy Air helicopter to Palomar Hospital with moderate injuries, said North County Fire Protection District Public Information Officer John Choi. 279

"Still, it is painful to hear that I may have upset anyone or made them feel uncomfortable — no matter how long ago and despite my best intentions. I believed that all of my interactions and relationships were always welcomed and consensual. People who know me or who have worked with me know that I am not someone who would intentionally harm, offend, or embarrass anyone.

Smith was alive after the crash when the officers approached his car with their weapons drawn. In the internal report, Stockley said he ordered Smith to show his hands, and believed the suspect was reaching for a handgun between the center console and the passenger seat. 271