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February 20, 2016 9:29 AM

Top 5 videos of the week at sacbee.com (Feb. 19, 2016)

Bee staff

Here’s a recap of the best videos of the week published to The Sacramento Bee’s website.

We’ve included a link to a related story, where applicable.

1) Missing father of bride dances at wedding

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Video: Missing father of bride dances at wedding

The family of the missing Indian man, who disappeared within hours of his daughter's wedding on Saturday, Feb. 16, 2016, released video of him dancing to dispel any suggestion he may have harmed himself. Sacramento County sheriffs office suspended the search for him Tuesday. The family is still looking for clues.

Video: Search suspended for missing father of Walnut Grove bride

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department halted its search Tuesday for a man who said he was taking a brief walk after his daughter's wedding Saturday at the Grand Island Mansion in the Delta but never returned. No word on whether family will continue search alone.

Randy Pench and Ed Fletcher The Sacramento Bee

2) Motorcyclist suffers serious injury in midtown Sacramento crash (short)

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Video: Motorcyclist suffers serious injury in midtown Sacramento crash

Sacramento police say a motorcyclist was badly hurt Tuesday morning, Feb. 16, 2016, when he collided with a car at the intersection of 19th and P streets.

Bill Lindelof The Sacramento Bee

3) Lance Armstrong paces pal but not welcome in Western States Endurance run

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Video: Lance Armstrong paces pal but not welcome in Western States Endurance run

Disgraced Tour de France champ Lance Armstrong paces former baseball star Eric Byrnes in Western States Endurance run, but former cyclist not welcome to compete in 100 mile run.

Video by Ed Fletcher; additional photography by Randall Benton. The Sacramento Bee

4) Mother of slain Grant football player is ‘overwhelmed’ by news of arrest

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Video: Mother of slain Grant football player 'overwhelmed' by news of arrest

The Sacramento Police Department announces an arrest in the killing of Grant High School football player Jaulon “JJ” Clavo, who was shot to death in November. Police Chief Sam Somers said officers have arrested a 16-year-old male. Nicole Clavo, J.J.’s mother, also spoke at the press conference on Thursday, February 18, 2016, saying she is "overwhelmed with emotions" after news of the arrest.

Ed Fletcher The Sacramento Bee

5) The Leonard family rises from the ashes of the Valley Fire

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Video: The Leonard family rises from the ashes of the Valley Fire

California endured one of its worst wildfire seasons in history in 2015, and the Valley Fire was the most menacing of all. It tore through 76,067 acres in Northern California, killing four people and leveling 1,280 homes. David and Cindy Leonard are among the thousands of people displaced by the fire. Their Cobb Mountain home was burned to its concrete foundation. Like many others, the Leonards have vowed to rebuild. This is the first in an occasional series on their journey.

Paul Kitagaki Jr. The Sacramento Bee

And here’s a bonus video that shared a lot of views.

Video: It's wild love as people celebrate proposals, weddings at national parks

Every year thousands get engaged and married in national parks, wildlife refuges and scenic wildernesses. This video is a celebration of love and America's public lands.

Courtesy of The Department of the Interior

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David Caraccio is a Sacramento native and online news editor at The Sacramento Bee. He's a graduate of San Diego State University. Caraccio enjoys keeping up on trending stories and finding videos worth watching. Reach him at dcaraccio@sacbee.com or 916-321-1125. Twitter: @DavidCaraccio.