d ring is the perfect way to express your love. helzberg diamonds. i am loved. breaking news tonight, this breaking news tonight. continuing coverage of the execution shooting of two new york city police officers. we will now join fox's station in new york with their coverage of this tragedy. i understand we are going to brian right now. brian? >> we will update everybody on what we learned tonight. a timeline of what happened regarding the deaths of two nypd officers. is married two months ago. raphael ramos who celebrated his 40th birthday and has a 13-year-old son. five days away from christmas

and that is hitting home. everyone else around the country as we mourn the loss of our finest. what we have is a timeline. this is what we understand happened. the suspect, 28-year-old ishmael walked to the front passenger side of a patrol car and shot and killed the officers. at that moment -- back to you. >> thank you, brian. we are now going to go to nyw. >> the mayor expressing his anguish in front of a sea of police officers. >> look what happened. this is video of the mayor arriving for the press conference on the shooting. officers are turning their backs on the mayor as he approached. >> we are getting the first look at the suspect and he is from baltimore. he's the man who snub up after posting cryptic messages on

social media. live near the scene of the shooting. >> this execution-style shooting of these two police officers that happened over here stunned everyone and tragically it happened just as the nypd was receiving a warning that the gunman was on his way here determined to kill cops. >> two of new york's finest were shot and killed with no warning. >> raphael ramos was in their car having lunch. part of extra patrols. they never had a chance. >> the suspect has been identified as 28-year-old ishmael britneysly walked up and took a took a shooting stance and fired the weapon several times. >> let me show you what you

didn't see. in this phone video given to me by police sources at the scene, officers including the president pat lynch turning their backs on the mayor as he walked into the hospital to speak with the police officers's families. >> it's clear this was not a fascination. these officers were shot execution-style. >> the 28-year-old suspect shot his girlfriend in baltimore. the woman's mother alerted police when she saw his post that said i'm putting wings on pigs today. they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs. #shoot the police. #rip mike brown. this might be my final post. >> what's more, they sent a warning and a wanted flyer to the nypd and other agencies. tragically this was essentially at the same time as our officers

were being ambushed by brinsley. >> all night long i have been receiving text messages from people from all over the city. they are all saying the same thing. they are sickened by what happened and determined not to let the tragedy inflame the tense atmosphere here on the streets. i'm lisa everest. back to you. >> thanks so much. after tonight's news conference, they expressed sorrow over the deaths of the officers. they wrote when police officers are murdered it tears the foundation of our society. it was an attack on our city and the backlash came almost immediately like this. >> this blood is on your hands. you did this. you built this racial division. >> referring to the attack, which you insighted with your race.

>> darrell tweets, you are a disgrace. >> this is where we continue our team coverage. >> live with more reaction from the pva. >> an emotional scene here at the medical center in brooklyn less than a mile from where the two officers were assassinated. a few minutes ago their bodies were escorted from the hospital. rank and file of the nypd standing at attention, literally hundreds of them. some in uniform and others in plain clothes and street outside the hospital. some had tears in their eyes. all feeling the burden of this loss. the deaths of their fallen comrades described as a crime against the city. the police union president held a press conference separate from the mayor and police commissioner moments after the bodies were escorted out. that is unusual and is a clear sign of the rising tensions between the mayor's office and the union.

lynch was critical of the mayor's handling of the protest and anti-violence demonstrations that consumed the city since the eric garner decision. take a listen. >> there is blood on many hands tonight. those that insighted violence on this street under the guys of protest that tried to tear down what new york city police officers did every day. we tried to warn. it must not go on. it cannot be tolerated that. blood on the hands starts on the steps of city hall in the office of the mayor. starting today, we started the mourning on the police officers. >> we heard from several elected leaders throughout the city and civil rights activists including al sharp and he spoke with the eric garner family.

they are criticizing the shooting and it has noplace in the society. any connection between this apparently deranged individual who came to new york city with the sole intention of killing these two police officers and those demonstrations that we have seen that have primarily been peaceful are unknown at this point. what is clear is the pain on the faces of those officers. the men and women are all races. black, white, latino and asian on the ramp and on the street outside of the hospital. those officers from tonight are mourning the loss of one of their. back to you. >> thank you so much. >> recently there has been a lot of pressure to mend his relationship with the police. >> we want to listen as he offered his condolences. >> our hearts go out to the families. the comrades in arms at the precinct to the larger family of

nypd. we honor the emts and doctors and nurses who tried valiantly to save them and couldn't. >> joining us is a political analyst. tensions were high between him and the police department. what does he do now? >> i think it's -- the mayor and the police commissioner this evening brought an important tone that led new yorkers to believe that none of us should be standing if are this kind of attack on the men and women and all racism and ethnicities as they protect us. we have to come together and i think they struck an important tone. we need to move forward. i don't know if you can draw a

line between the protest and this incident. this could be just the work of a person who clearly is mentally disturbed. but also committed an extraordinary act and the family of the girlfriend. i don't want to draw the lines of causality and i know people are. this is our city. they need to come and heal. >> they are talking about politics and emotions are running high. this is a deep low on a personal level. this is not about politics. when it's so personal, how can it not be about politics. can you talk about that? >> as you were saying earlier, they lay there on the steps of city hall. i'm not sure if that's fair, but it's something that the mayor is

going to have to manage going forward. there has been a report of something and he and the commissioner and the police officer's union in the midst of that. they are going to have to find a way to work it out. because we cannot have police officers number one, they are at the front door every day and we say we are purported and i know that the mayor had talked about this. there several bridges that they are going to have toct to bring all of us together. i think in the next few days, there will be a lot of us talking about the leadership. >> thank you so much for being with us. we will contact you should we need you to come back with us on this newscast. >> let's go back and continue

our team coverage. >> live with witness who watched this horror and deadly ambush as it's happening. good evening. >> that scene is right here behind me and that witness that i exclusively focused on just around the corner from here. he heard the gunshots and ran down to the patrol car and couldn't believe what he saw. >> how many is the shots did you hear? >> several. i thought it was construction, but that time of day, you don't expect it. i don't think anybody expected it. >> before hearing the gunshots, they never heard a single shout. he lives around the corner from the scene where two officers were executed in their patrol car. both were shot in the head through the passenger window. dylan said he heart this next.

>> he walked down the corner and it was a tragic scene. it's hard to watch. >> it was shot out and they said the officers never had a chance to react and possibly never even so the gunman coming. >> without getting into too much detail, can you describe the scene for me? >> chaos. never seen so many cars going through an intersection and people running everywhere. >> the suspect ran to a subway station and shot himself in the head. this is that will haunt this witness for a long time. >> you seem emotional? >> not a good day. not a good day. the holidays are coming up. i don't care what you do for a living. nobody deserves to die on the street like that. >> that's a sentiment to most people who live here in the neighborhood. a former colleague lived about

two blocks away and she is so devastated by what happened, she along with several neighbors went to the precinct to offer their condolences to officers. that's the latest here. back to you. >> thank you so much for that report. >> we will continue to keep you updated and we will have breaking developments. >> sony canceled the release of the film, the interview. >> we might be seeing how they are planning to show the film to the public. >> one television commissioner is still with me. you know, commissioner, it's very interesting when i watched the mayor for the second time talk about press conference, his emotion was tamped down. what's your take on that. >> it's unbelievable. when you look back at his press

conferences two or weeks ago when he was supporting the protesters, he had a very different character and demeanor. today, to me, i'm taking this a little personal right now. when one cop gets hurt or bleeds, they all bleed. maybe i'm looking at this a little slanted, i don't believe he feels what he said. if he did, he would have been there for the cops the week before and the week before that. >> everything about this mayor has been anti-cop whether it's talking to his son about how to act with police or saying that two police lieutenants were allegedly assaulted. basically throwing the police under the bus. pat lynch coming out and saying

blood starts on the steps of the city hall. he is blaming the mayor and saying that these two cops just before christmas eating lunch in a patrol car shot execution style. that the atmosphere was teed up for this. >> you can't ignore the mayor's insightment of this behavior two weeks ago. three weeks ago. you can't ignore that. the protest that turned into assaults on cops, the protest that turned into chance calling for the killing of cops. tonight we have man? killed cops related to and this execution, these assassinations related them specifically to brown and garner.

this mayor was infirmed and was racist. you have to question the guy's ability to lead this city. lead the men and women in the nypd. i don't think he can do it. >> with the fact that we see the police officers turn their backs when the mayor came into the press conference and with the pbas making all of these statements, can bill brat on continue to run that police department? does the nypd see commissioner brat on as a man of deblasio or the nypd? >> i can't talk for the cops, but i will say this. in my opinion, the only good left in the nypd for the cops is bill brat on. john miller. they need these guys there. if they walked out, i knowledge

the cops would stop working. i would be scared to death if i had bill brat on as a commissioner. >> what's going to happen now. what's going to happen now? >> i think that's going to depend on the commissioner. he is going to have to ensure the cops that he will be there for them regardless of the mayor. i don't think the mayor will get it. in some ways they understand it.

embarrassed. just last week when the protesters came up and the police were allowed to defend themselves when they were in their faces. >> the anti-police rhetoric was promoted. >> we'll be right back with more of the coverage on the deadly shooting of two new york city police officers. shooting of two new york city police officers. hey! i like your ride. i just wanted to let you know... you can save a ton by switching to progressive, just like squirrel here.

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breaking news >> breaking news. two new york city police officers are dead. execution style in the head.

the former nypd commissioner along with the detective. i'm going to read part of the statement from the new york city pba. they talk about how the two units are not going to respond. as you go through the statements, the mayor's hands are literally dripping with our blood because of his words with the policies and we have for the first time in a number of years become a wartime police department. we will act accordingly. what does that mean? >> basically the 70s and 60s when police officers were targets from radical domestic extremists. they are the same types of people, the same language of the murderer that killed these two

cops today. >> you know what, i don't want to panic anybody, but every cop that is working out there, know what's going on. you have to put your gun out and you put it at your side and you deal with people. don't worry about this bologna. these gangs are tweeting back and forth. this could be part of a well-organized thing. we know with the bloods and the crips, this could be the beginning for the cops. >> how does the cop do that. you have the president of the united states -- >> you have got to go home to your family at christmas. you question the guy and you have to make a explain the. >> a president who said the young men are having problems. >> it's the finest police

department and what is that all about? >> the statement from law enforcement, had new york mayor been forceful from the on set, they would have been compelled to target that in new york. that was at the promotion at the police department. bill brat on is on the first deputy commissioner. the fabulous cobs are out there. leave them alone and let them do their dam job. >> it's about supporting them and giving them the benefit of the doubt when there was a question about what they have done. it's about supporting them and making sure they have the

backing to do their job. they don't have that. >> that's the system that we hold back when the country became brand-new. now you think that's a wrong system? it's a system that we believe in. you can't change a system like that. >> obviously what is interesting to me is that he didn't seem angry. and he also didn't seem that he didn't want to answer political questions. >> i want to see protests for the two cops that are lying dead tonight. i want to see the protests and i want to see al sharpton and where is the outrage like bill was two months or six weeks ago.

>> he goes right to the gardner incident in staten island. the two cops are dead for doing nothing. the guy was resisting arrest in staten island. >> i want to talk about the fact that new york city police are sitting ducks right now. they have been as far as i'm concerned and i will prosecute and judge for 32 years. i think they feel the violence and those who are lawless in this society feel they have the right that they should be injuring police. >> the lawless have been encouraged by the mayor. they have been encouraged by the mayor. the mayor insighted this. >> your whole body fell out of your stomach when you heard this news. >> all of us. thanks for being with us. up next, more on the breaking news about the two new york city

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>> live from fox news headquarters, organizers of a protest in minnesota say it was a success. they say 3,000 people took part in the demonstrations chanting black lives matter. the goal is to race awareness on racial profiling issues. they arrested 25 people and they are not aware of injuries or property damage. four more people were released if guantanamo. four afghans are being transferred home. they were determined that the

release is a sign of confidence in the new president. more releases were expected as president obama moves towards his goal of closing the prison. 132 detainees are still being held. i'm jackie ibanez. back to justice with judge janine. >> more details on the two officers killed this evening. officer lew was married two months ago and the other officer just turned 40 this month. former nypd lieutenant john rafferty join me now. good evening, gentlemen. i will start with you. what's your response? >> i think it's horrific and something that unfortunately we should have seen coming. when you have the mayor and other officials that are not drawing the line in the hand where the cops can protect

themselves and enforce the laws, this was inevitable. >> do you believe this was inevitable? >> it was the perfect storm. at a certain time, you have the president and the attorney general and the mayor. all turning against cops. cops are apprehensive to do their job. now coming out and making their statements. deblasio was brought on his hands and al sharpton is the who started this justice for all rally. that was in brooklyn and the shooting is in brooklyn. two dead cops. where does the new york city pd go from here? >> what is the police department going do? >> they are sacrificing their lives to patrol the streets and

trying to make it safe. they don't get the recognition. >> they already have a target on their back. >> they take millions of incidents and try to make it a race issue or something wrong. >> the reason these guys were killed was not based on race or their color. it was based on the fact that they were in a marked police car wearing blue and they were targeted the same way they refer to the bln when you had them walking on the lower east side executed back then. you had them sitting in front of a witness's house targeted because he was a cop protecting someone. >> let's talk about the fact that we are hearing that police officers were lining the streets outside of the hospital where apparently the bodies of the two still are. do you sense there there will be

a change in the nypd and the police officers. they were talking about hey, look. cops have to go home and protect themselves and you have the mayor and the president saying, uh know, it's bad. >> it has to be a change. you can't have our leaders and the city trying to turn them against the cops. >> they wouldn't speak to the issue. >> he caused a lot of issues. >> should he go? >> it might mean he needs to go. >> tomorrow. >> to our defense, a lot of people turned out at city hall to demonstrate. this is not against the nypd. they put on the uniform every

day and is protecting us. >> no question. only one line of defense that we had from a chaotic tote. the leaders don't recognize that. i want to thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> now for my opening statement. tonight america capitulates to a north american thug in a move that will have enormous future ramifications. the sony movie, the interview, scheduled for christmas day released shelved because of computer threats. sony's decision is howardly and embarrassing to the country, one person is responsible identified by the fbi as north korea. the man who guards the constitution, the president of the united states, barack obama. in classic obama fashion, he piles on and blames sony.

>> i'm sympathetic that sony as a private company was worried about liabilities, i wish they had spoken to me first. i would have told them do not get into a pattern in which you are intimidated by the criminal effects. >> the chief executive insisted that sony was in contact with white house advisers and they agree sony was in discussion with them. as someone who follows the president, he is often not a man of his word. who to believe? a company on the page of virtually or the president of

the united states who makes believe he wishes he was contacted who said north korea is responsible and the department of homeland security said he was missing in action. where was the president when sony stood alone on this and embarrassing e-mails to threats of 9-11 style attacks. the president is a lawyer. he understands liability. he watched as e-mail gossip turned into warfare and wants to blame a corporation that is struggling to survive? folks, this is not a small issue. this is huge. any enemy and we certainly have our share can threaten not only artistic entities, but banks, corporations and our government itself. what if they don't like "the o'reilly factor" and how do we

know when a digital threat is capable of being a physical threat? i have been telling you for over a year about the weakness of our grid. reports are that this same north korea has a satellite capable of delivering a pulse that would shut down america's electric great. our nation's strength is derived from freedom of the fresz and speech. the president can say you should not give into intimidation, but he has done that with north korea. >> in the wake of this aggression, pyongyang should not be mistaken. the united states will not waiver when it comes to the commitment to the republic of korea. >> it is important for north korea to observe the basic rules and norms that are set forth,

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did sony have a choice >> does sony have a choice pulling the movie depicting the assassination of kim jung un? what can you do to protect your own cyber security? author of nuclear north korea. good evening, gem. i will start with you. north korea saying they were framed and they are not allowed to join. is that a joke? >> it is a joke. this is typical north korean

propagan propaganda. pyongyang had to react. they came out with this language. serious consequences which is what they are talking about is something we need to expect. >> saying that we are framed? >> that's amazing. they were framed and i think jack the ripper was probably not guilty. this is one of the situations where there so many paths. that's a new day in history at this point. >> president obama saying yesterday that sony made a mistake. >> they did what any company would do because of the liability. nobody outside of north korea likes what sony did, but they are not the ones who have support to protect american

liberti liberties. because of two decades of bad decisions in the white house, sony is put into an impossible situation. it's not sony's fault. >> i will go on the same thing. sony has shareholders, a bort of directors and trustees. when someone said there would be a 9/11 type attack and the theaters said we are not going to run this. was sony right and was the president wrong? >> i don't think the president was wrong in this case. he was right to say we need to stand up to the north koreans. when it comes to what corporate officers are going to say, they are going to take the path of least resistance and safety. the reaction is not unexpected. but you really have to feel the national resolve and that's what the president was trying to do. >> but the president knew about this and when he said i wish

they had talked to me, the fbi was in on this and homeland security and the state department said they did talk. the president is a lawyer, should he know this is a criminal act and let me jump in? >> i hope so. it's between the criminals and the national security-pseudomilitary-type activity. that's where the definitions of what constituteses war in cyberspace haven't reached fruition or ma tority yet. we don't know what we are getting into and the institutions and the laws we have have not kept pace. we are on edge at this point. >> the president said there will be a response he will determine, what can we do in a situation

like this? >> we can for the bush administration. we shouldens force them and luke leer weapons technologies. shina was complicit. >> couldn't have been alone. what they have is based in china and the most elite are there and they know about this these guys necessary china permanently. >> people pay a lot of money for cyber security. can we keep the mal wear that is out there and the viruses away from ordinary americans and all of the problems like a huge corporation like sony is

suffering? >> sony could have done a better job and they have the best protection mechanisms. nobody sells more than one product that they can take care of. they can encrypt their data and also look for better awe thendication mechanisms. this is a very out moded way of this. that's is something that needs to be changed and changed now. very quickly, can our government been hacked? >> it has been hacked. this is our f 35 and our technology. guess where they got it. >> crazy. thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> you bet, judge.

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troops are brought home. terror strikes the heart of sydney. are we protected? before we get to any of those questions, your thoughts on the shooting of the two police officers in new york city? >> i have to say, this is an inevitable conclusion from the assaults on police departments we have seen across the country by people who think they know how to do policing better than the cops themselves. there is no question here, provocative police behavior. if you wonder why police are nervous when a large person of whatever color tries to get inside their police car or you worry about resisting arrest, whatever the race of the police officer or the person being arrested, it's the police who are condemned uniformly as a political matter. this is the point you get to. >> it's not only the condemn

nation of the police, but when it comes from the mayor of neark city. it's one of the greatest in the world. i was in law enforcement for 32 years. that is a fact. we are in a bigger problem. i had several people here who said you know what, it hasn't been this bad in 40 years. >> i absolutely agree. let's not forget the attorney general and the way he behaved. this is personal to me. my father was a firefighter for the city of baltimore and he used to face snipers during race riots when he was trying to put out fires in neighborhoods where they were siting the fire to residences. i lived next to a police officer's family and the first responder who is protect our society are filled with racism

and their objective is to suppress parts of the population. it's not true and it endangers more than anything else the people they are supposed to protect, black or white, but particularly in neighborhoods where crime is high. we can continue for political advantage to go after cops all we want, but we are seeing the consequence tonight. >> when you have the mayor of new york city who said that he has to teach his young son who is biracial what to do when he is around cops and that same new york city police department is protecting the son of -- there now calls for the mayor to step down. what do you think about that? >> it's incredible that he was ever elected. he must be a a happy man. they spent their honeymoon in

cuba. they will be free to live those happy days. life is a lot more complicated than that. during the days of segregation, if people don't think race relations have changed for the better, they need a lesson in history. >> very quickly, what do you think would cause someone to join a police department now in light of this society and the culture? >> i think people would have to think twice about it. you are risk your to protect the community and to have everything you do second-guessed by people who have political agendas, there must be another career that is just as lucrative and a lot less dangerous physically and politically. >> john bolton, thanks for being with us. that's it for tonight. don't forget to watch our

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