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their backs on mayor de~blasio when he arrived at the hospital where the two officers died over the weekend. david lee miller is live in brooklyn. what did the mayor just say? >> one of the key things the mayor said, quoting him now, is we as citizens have an obligation to protect police. this was the first time that we heard from mayor de~blasio since the shooting incident took place on saturday. so, this was very significant. he made his remarks before the police athletic lead in mid-town, manhattan, and went ton say the protesters must turn in anyone in their midst who might do harm. before speaking, the mayor said he paid a visit to the homes of the two officers who were slain and then he went on to describe the anguish of the families. >> they're suffering. they're suffering an unspeakable pain right now. it's impressive when somehow people can put on a brave face, in the conversations we had you can tell there's a lot of fear what the future will hold. >> reporter: just a few moments ago we heard from the office of the attorney general, eric holder, his office saying that steps are being taken now to e

we are here with sue miller and amelia from di bruno brothers. were talking about great cheeses and said you have to learn more about the chester county cheese coast and you said sue is a great place to start. >> sue is fantastic place to start. great to be here and watch her do her craft. i mean adding the renit good what is renit. >> that is the coagulation, it is liquid thaw pour in the milk to separate the the kurd from the way so thaw can then tart to make the cheese. >> sound like a fairy tail. >> you have cows that are about ten minutes away from here. >> i do. >> you know if they are eating certain grasses, will make certain kind of milk. some have fat, some have less. >> through the reasons what they are eating really is, changes with the milk, changes the fat content. now that we are going in the winter weather they are eating dry hey, and dry feed so fat content will be boosted. so this is a great time for to us make soft cheeses that are really just really lovely, smooth, silky and delicious. >> i'm going to be your new best friend. i

died. the grand jury decided wednesday not to indict that officer. michelle miller is on the streets of manhattan after many protests. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the nypd made dozens of arrests that through the night was mostly peaceful but all across the city protesters shouted those three words that are now synonymous with the takedown and death of eric garner. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> reporter: the last words of eric garner have become the rally cry it's not about black and white. it's about life and death. >> reporter: the grand jury's decision not to indict an officer sent protests through the five buroroughs last night. many tried to push their way through police barricades, heading toward music hall. others tried near rockefeller center. police arrested dozens lying on their backs in the middle of sixth avenue. protesters screamed through times square, swarming and shutting down the highway, a heavily traveled route in manhattan. some stuck in the gridlock honked their horns and gave high fives while others left their ca

died. the native was not on any terror watch list. australia's prime minister said he should have been. >> john miller is back with us with the new yorkrism and intelligence. john, good morning again. >> good morning. >> we talked about lessons and we talked about how the new york city police and others prepare. how are we doing in terms of stopping people who are coming not just locals but are coming back in the country having been in syria and places like that? >> well, the fbi on a national basis, the national counter terrorism center, have done a very good job at tracking people who are being recruited by isis, being recruited by al nusra and either stopping them on the way out or intercepting them on the way back. but you have to be able to do either one of those things, you have to be able to say i know where you're going and i know you're going to fight for a designated terrorist organization. otherwise, you know, people have the ability to travel and then you have to keep track of them. >> nypd responded the attack in sydney by ramping up security here. what was done? what additional precautions have been made? >> when the att

miller, thank you so much. officer ramos' young son sharing his groo he have in a pair of heart wrenching posts on facebook. the 14-year-old calling the day his father died the worst day of his life and saying "today i had to say buy to my father, he was there for me every day of my life. he was the best father could i ask for. it is horrible that someone gets shot dead just for being a police officer. everyone says they hate cops, but they are the people that they call for help. i will always love you and will never forget you. rip, dad." >>> outpouring of support for the ramos family. bowden college saying it will cover tuition for their son, justin, already a student there and the new york yankees foundation giving $40,000 for jaden's future college education. if you would like to donate to george steinbrenner's silver shield foundation, send a check to the address on your screen. >>> police in florida expected to release new information in the shooting death of another officer there near tampa bay. tarpon springs officer charles kondek.ing to a noise complaint early sunday morning when he was shot and killed by a fugitive trying to evade the law. he

miller you are recognized for five minutes for our testimony. >> the tragedy assistance program for survivors. this is a nonprofit organization that provides comfort and care to anyone grieving the death of someone who died while serving in our armed forces regardless of where they died or how they died. we appreciate the subcommittee's continuing interest in insuring our nation's veterans and service members have final resting places that are honorable and well maintained. these issues touch my family, my brother was killed action in iraq and is buried in arlington national cemetery and my father-in-law is also buried at arlington. we hope you will review our submitted testimony, which includes opinions on legislative initiatives related to national cemeteries in arlington. the scandal that envelopes the department of veterans affairs also touched the national cemetery administration last year. unfortunately, the previous under secretary retired after an o.i.g. report revealed he had engaged in prohibited practices and preferential treatment but new leadership is now in place and we very much appreciate the opportunities we have had to meet with v.a. secretary robert mcdonald and under secretary sloan g

miller, you are now recognized for five minutes for your testimony. >> thank you -- [ inaudible ]. t.a.p.s. is a nonprofit organization that provides comfort and care to anyone grieving the death of someone who diedrving in our armed forces regardless of where they died or how they died. we appreciate the subcommittee's continuing interest in ensuring our nation's veterans and service members have final honorable and well maintained. these issues touch my family. my brother was killed in action in iraq and is buried in arlington national cemetery and my father-in-law is also buried at arlington. we hope you will review our submitted testimony which includes opinions on legislative initiatives related to national cemeteries and arlington. the scandal that envelopes the department of veterans affairs also touched the national unfortunately, the previous under secretary for memorial affairs retired after an oig report revealed he had engaged in prohibited practices and preferential treatment, but new leadership is now in place, and we very much appreciate the opportunities we have had to mcdonald and under secretary sloan gibson. we know they have a commitment to assisting survivors, and it is our h