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can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to peaceful coassist tense. >> reporter: many community leaders say the blame game is not helping, and its time for the vie thrones stop. >> much more to come here on al jazeera. the accused serbian war criminal is back home. >> we meet the king of the sewers and the homeless people who live underground. >> the top stories on al jazeera beji caid essebsi has won to y t tunisia's presidential election. these are the pictures. the pictures of the violence are coming from the south of the country. the results of th results so far, essebsi over marzouki. we believe that beji caid essebsi will address the media. when that starts we shall go to it. >>> the u.n. has told al jazeera that it's helping people in african republic to survive. some accuse the u.n. of blocking people of fleeing. >>> the u.n. said that 7,000 people have been killed by the ebola virus, and the number of people infected has increased to more than 90,000. >>> the former spokesman of the pakistani taliban is threat

we can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so we can move forward and find an amicableath to a peaceful coexistence. >> the suspect, 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley later killed himself in a brooklyn subway station. officials say he may have outlined his intentions on a social media posting prior to the attack. "i'm putting wings on pigs. they take on e of ours, let's take two of theirs." >> most of his postings and rants are on instagram. we are seeing anger against the government. he burns a flag and makes statements. there are others with talks of anger at the police. he mentions michael brown and eric carter. >> eric garner and michael brown were killed by white police officers in july and august, sparking protests and anger. community leaders urged her testers not to take matters into their own hands. >> we should not mix up reform with retribution to harm life. i'm asking everyone to hold off on any form of protests until these officers are laid to rest in a peaceful manner. >> police unions accused new york mayor bill de blasio of not being supportive enough. they

can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful existence. >> reporter: some are calling for mayor deblasio to take action. >> we need to work with the community and the police department. we don't need you to go to just one side. the police department needs you as well. >> we're asking all new yorkers to turn this pain into purpose and to ensure that we send a very clear and loud message. all lives matter. >> reporter: the shooting is drawing attention across the entire country. president obama condemned the attack and expressed his condolences. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >>> police are still trying to determine brinsely's motive. they say he posted anti police messages on instagram. in that posthe referred to the death of garner and brown. today civil rights activist al sharpton and garner's family condemned the killing of the two police officers. >> we want you do not use eric garner name for violence because we are not about that. these two police officers lost their lives senselessly. >> if we go i

can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable past. >> meanwhile some community leaders are calling on the mayor for action. >> president obama condemned the attack and expressed his condolences. >> president obama is offering his full support and assistance to the new york city police department it comes as tensions run high between officers and city leaders. alex is in our newsroom this morning with more on the political fall-out following this tragedy. alex? >>> the mayor in new york is taking a lot of heat, he shares part of the blame for what  happened. this is some how nypd officers expressed their anger turning their backs on bill deblasio, and walking through the hospital where the 2 officers were taken after they were being shot. they say he failed to support the department following a grand jury's decision not to indict the officer involved in the choke-hold death of eric garner. police groups say the mayor has shown strong support for ongoing demonstrations in that city over police brutality. >> there is blood on man

reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. we would like to extend our condolences to the liu family also. thank you. >> ramos leaves behind so many loving family members including two children. a son in college. and another 13-year-old who took to his social media page on facebook to give a message to his father, very heartfelt message. he said, "today i had to say bye to my father. he was there for me every day of my life. he was the best father i could ask for. it's horrible that someone gets shot dead for being a police officer. everyone says they hate cops but they're the people you can call for help. i will always love you and will never forget you, rip, dad." we heard from ramos' family members. we haven't heard from wenjin liu's family members. we know little about him at this point other than he was a member of the force for 7 1/2 years and recently been married two years ago. so many police officers in new york, martin, grieving the loss of their colleagues. bill bratton giving a mess

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we gather with family and friends to celebrate, and amicably, sometimes not. the partisan by senate report on enhanced interrogation techniques, or torture, if you like. different opinions on what ferguson and staten island will ignite angry words, inflamed by the assassination of "2 kasa" in brooklyn. immigration and the presence executive orders have sharpened the slayings of arrows. youngsville, pennsylvania. barbara is on our line for republicans. good morning, barbara. caller: good morning. i'm sorry -- i thought i would just be leaving a message. host: no, we are here, barbara. go ahead. my response is -- yes it is, but it is going to be different than it was for our parents and our grandparents. we don't have the same situation that they had. so much now that has to be electronic, computers. back then, it was factory -- my dad was a factory worker. the factories up your are pretty much gone. so it is going to take a whole different mindset to achieve the american dream. but it is attainable. and another comment is that we need to work together at this.

. >> so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. >> we've learned that the suspect who killed himself, 28-year-old ismaaaiyl brinsley was accused just this weekend of shooting his girl friend. >> the ex-girl friend is in critical condition and police in the baltimore area won't be releasing more information about that. >> thank you for that new information this morning. the ambush has police departments on high alert across the country, including right here in the bay area. in san jose the police department plans to send officers to new york immediately in a show of solidarity. she'll have a live report at 6:50 this morning. >> it was a rainy week last week. in oakland, we have some of our thickest fog. down to less than a tenth of a mile. this is our roof cam on top of the roof on the oracle. you can't even make out the roadway underneath. >> we do have rain in the forecast. it's not going to be a huge storm system but it will be enough to get the grounds wet and could be enough to even cause some airport delays. we're going to talk more about that

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we can reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred so we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. >> we're here also to support the ramos family and the police department as well. we want to send a message out. we don't want the city of new york to think that anyone is against the police department. everyone here with me tonight is for the nypd, and that's a clear message that we're sending. >> so, how does new york begin to try to heal from the growing divides and come together as a city? let's bring in our panel. new york city councilman, jamani williams, former nypd detector gill alba, former nypd detective, harry hauck. and special correspondent for the "daily beast" michael daley. it feels like new york is splintering, i suppose maybe that's one way of putting it, people are falling into different camps, different sides, even the leadership. how bad is it? what can you do? >> i think for the moment, what we all should be doing is praying and supporting these families that there were two human beings that were assassina assassinated, executed s

to get beyond politics and look toward the future of our state, i am more than happy to find an amicable solution. we made record investments in public education, froze college tuition, cut taxes for businesses, for 2/3 of the companies that paid it. we are probably the only state that fixed our pension system without rating taxes or doing it on the backs of workers, and left $300 million in the bank. j.p. morgan said we are the most fiscally prudent state in the country. that is going forward for other states too, saying, folks do not like the system of washington, d.c. and at the end of the day, if you are willing to sit down and have discussions, and say, how do we bring our state together? how do we focus on those commonalities? that is much more important to individuals in main street montana, all over. they are less concerned about sort of the hyperbole that happens in washington. they are less concerned with the gridlock. they are friendly less concerned whether you are democrat or republican. i want a good job, good school safe community. it will be that much better for the kids

. >> so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. >> reporter: we've learned that the suspect who killed himself, 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley, had a history of arrests and was accused just this weekend of shooting his girlfriend. now, that was in baltimore, and the police there sent this alert to the nypd, warning that brinsley was in their area and threatening police. this came out within an hour of the officers being shot. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> a police officer killed in the line of duty in florida had worked for the new york city police department for five years. the police cruiser of officer charles condac was wrapped in a black band and parked in front of a station in tarpon springs. yesterday, community members dropped by to drop off flowers. investigators say the officer's death over the weekend has no connection to the ambush killings in new york city. according to police, the suspect, marco antonio priya jr. was trying to evade a warrant when he shot the officer and ran him over with his car. pereira was arrested after cras

can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path, peaceful company existence. >> meanwhile some community leaders are calling on new york city bill diblasio to take action. and give police officers more support. >> we need to work with the community and the police department. we don't need you to just go to one side. the police department needs you as well. >> reporter: shooting is drawing attention across the entire country. president obama condemn the attack and expressed his condolences n new york, kelly wright, fox news. >> thank you, kelly. >>> unless brooklyn this evening, there are so many candles and flowers and tears. vigil for those officers. people turned out from all over the city of new york and calling for change. dave kinchen right now is live there just an outpouring of emotion. dave, what is it like to be up there? ♪ >> reporter: the sound of faith in the middle of tragedy. >> everybody is just still in shock. we're still in shock. >> reporter: hundreds gather at the corner of tomkins and myrtle in brooklyn's b

play we can reflect on this tragic loss of that has occurred so we can move forward and find an amicable past to a peaceful coexistence. >> they lost their hero and it's for no reason, you know? when they say to me "why?" there is no answer. >> that was the new york governor andrew quo mow. he spent time meeting with the families of the two slain office e officers. the >>> they are creating a rift between groups today. former new york govern pataki accused deblasio of putting police officer's lives in danger. >> >> meantime, investigators trying to piece together a motive. >> police believe the gunman shot and injured his girlfriend in baltimore before heading to new york. they are hoping she will be able to provide more clues as to why this tragedy happened. >> blood is on the hands of one individual, sick mind that did a sick act to two minute people. >> reporter: details emerged sunday on the man authorities say shot and killed two new york city police officers while they sat in their patrol car. police say he shot his ex- girlfriend in baltimore before traveling to new york. >> he ca

. >> so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. >> reporter: we've learned that the suspect who killed himself, 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley shot his girl friend. she is in the hospital in critical condition. we learned this alert of the threat to shoot officers didn't get to the police in time. >> we have a press conference coming up right after "today in the bay." sam? >> law enforcement officials right here at home are on high alert. stephanie chuang joins us outside the san jose police department. they say they're always on their toes but this is exacting a psychological toll on them as well. >> reporter: absolutely, sam. good morning to you. t they are warning officers to be vigilant, to wear bullet proof vests. there's no evidence there are any imminent threats to police officers. >> i'm sure the emotions are high. it does seem exka latory but it's also understandable. you have the police force under siege in a way, the least emotionally. >> the san jose police officers association, the unions here meantime, says its response is to show solida

and you sound like a perfectly amicable enough guy that you would hear all sides and you'd hardly beigoted about it. so why isn't that point of view, however you feel about it, at meetings such as this? >> i will be honest and straightforward that darkness hates light. plain and simple. darkness hates light and what is happening as i call it the medusa spirit. the black community has this medusa spirit and to do so was a bad mamma jama. so take a look at yourself before you want to point the finger at anyone else. whether it be the police department where the white man or anything else. the murder rate in our own community is through the ceiling. like the jolly green giant and jack and the bean stock, it is high. we need to bring that low before we can say anything to a police department from all over the country. so let's bring down the murder rate in our community first and i'm starting with us first. even the bible says that judgment must start in the house of god if you want me to judge them and that, in this, okay, but however i'm going to do you first. and it starts with you. a

. >> i hope and pray we can reflect on this tragic loss, so we can move forward and find an amicable path through peaceful co-existence. >> reporter: there's been a steady stream of people all colors all creeds. immediately opposite where the plepolicemen died. >> reprehensible,. >> these two police officers lost their life senselessly. >> reporter: but the police think the killings could have been avoided. blil deblasibill deblasio opener for killers like brim brinsley,e leader of the police union stated. >> that blod on the hands steps on the steps of city hall in the office of of the mayor. >> at the clique cathedral of st. patrick, card na cardinal ty dolan has been trying to invoke the spirit of christmas. >> am i correct in thinking that? >> and sunday evening a candle light vigil in bedford stuyvesant where the feeling is it's christmas. we've had enough. john terret, al jazeera, brooklyn new york. >> police arnld the cousi aroune pushing back. where the gunman began a shooting spree, officials are slamming president obama and other officials who criticize police tactics. >> i

we can reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have secure occur son move forward and find an amicable path through peaceful co-existence. >> many say the blame game isn't helping and it's time for the violence to stop. caroline malone, al jazeera. >> still ahead on al jazeera, india's prime minister is accused of not doing enough. and a member of spain's royal family is under the spotlight under a corruption probe. but staying out of his way, lebron james heaps more misery on a visiting team. details with robin in sports. >> television icon norman lear >> we hoped we were delivering real characters... >> creator of "all in the family" "the jeffersons" and "good times" talks race, comedy and american culture today... >> you're taking me to a place in this interview, i haven't been before... >> i told you this would be your best interview >> ...and it is... it's the current one... >> every monday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america >> welcome back. a reminder now of the

the his amic people, and the reluctance, the rejection of russia never is that strong if bulgaria. now this pipeline is scrapped. not because of bulgaria but because russia decided to scrap it. explain the implications of this. >> this is unusual if you look at what has gone on between putin and ukraine, putin and europe, and putin and the west, of him throwing out the costs in the south stream pipeline. the logic behind it was to show the west, show the united states that it cannot pull one over on russia and build its lines without an answer from russia. at the same time it did want to skirt ukraine. the implications are for russia, what do we do now? this alternate pipeline that they're discussing into turkey is very much second best. it does not have the same geopolitical implications that nubuko did for europe. this is a big win because it has had this pressure, this very heavy pressure from russia. it was going to redouble it's dominating presence economic and political presence in europe through this pipeline. this is now lifted. >> where is the oil that these pipelines are

we can reflect on this tragic loss of life to have occurred, so we can move forward and find an amicable past, a peaceful co-existence. >> there has been a steady stream of people, all colours and creeds leaving flowers and candles at the site where the police officers died. >> at a conference with al-sharp tonne said the mother of michael brown said linking the death of her son was not right. >> the police union turning their backs on bill de blasio, saying supporting protests in the wake of straten island, mayor bill de blasio opened the door for killers like break-ins. >> we tried to warn, it must not go on. it cannot be tolerated. the blood on the hands starts on the steps of city hall in the office of the mayor. >> reporter: at the catholic cathedral of st. patrick's, the archbishop of new york has been trying to calm things down, by evoking the spirit of christmas. >> we love them very much, tell them that commissioner bratt en ... >> reporter: sunday even a candle lit village where the sentiment is end the harsh words. it's christmas. we had enough. >>> police around the country a

and pray we can reflect on this tragic loss that has occurred so we can move forward and find an amicable path forward and we extend our condolences to the liu family. [ speaking spanish ] >> we just heard from a member of the officer ramos family and the tranlation of what she said in spanish. this is a community that is greatly hurting in brooklyn. as we see in social media this is reverberating across the country, the response to the killings of these two police officers by someone who had a great deal of hate for police authorities. we intend to hear, i understand, from, or they defend to bring to us, more comments from family members of officer ramos. >> we thank you for bringing the community together to stand today with the ramos family. we are here today to get behind this family in this tragedy and time of need the i an here to make it clear to the ramos family their pain has been felt not just in this community but all the way down to the halls of the united states congress. this is a terrible unthinkable tragedy for the community, for the city, for the country, for the police d

i think that the dine amics driving into these cases different. >>> lease move on to the united arab emirates that include due by. they haven't sign much violence against westerners. were you surprised a killing like this happened there? >> absolutely. you know, the emrates are, you know, one of the more sophisticated and peaceful spots in the region. you know, due by likes to at this itself as the singapore of the region where commerce is done, a cosmopolat that time city and abu dhabi is the second city to it. >> this woman, the suspect, was taken down very dramatic police action that was videotaped. she is a 38-year-old emrates citizens of yemeni origin. police described her home as a base of operations. do kuwait al-qaeda and -- to al-qaeda and other groups despite what we were just talking about. do you think they have active cells in the uae? >> i think al-qaeda has cells almost everywhere. any time you are going to get, you know, it only takes a small group of sympathizers. it doesn't mean they have a lot of capability all of these places. and in some ways, this shows how litt

loss of life thav has occurred -- of life that has occurredee so we can move forward and find an amicable path to peace. >> reporter: meanwhile, some are calling on bill deblasio to take action and give police officers more support. >> we need you to work with the community and the police didn't. we don't need you to just go to one side. the police department needs you as well. >> reporter: the shooting is drawing attention to the entire country. president obama condemned the attack and expresses condolences. back to you. >> president obama is offering his full support and federal assistance to the new york city police department. it comes as tensions run high between officers and some city leaders. pam cook is live in the newsroom with more on the political fallout following this tragedy. good morning. >> good morning. the mayor of new york in particular is taking a lot of heat from police officers. many believe he shares part of the blame for what happened. now, yesterday, this is how nypd officers expressed their anger. they turned their books on mayor deblasio and william bratton as t

. >> i hope we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. >> reporter: investigators say 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley was driven at least in part by hatred for the police. just before 6:00 a.m. on saturday, detectives say he shot his ex-girlfriend in baltimore. she survived the attack. brinsley then traveled to new york arriving at 11:00 a.m. at some point investigators believe he posted two threatening instagram messages. one #eric garner and mike brown and reads in part, i'm putting wings on pigs today. they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs. once in brooklyn, detectives say brinsley had an ominous warning for two strangers. >> he asked them to follow him on instagram and he said, watch what i'm going to do. >> reporter: police say brinsley had been arrested 19 times, sevening two years for weapons possession. his mother told police he was, quote, often violent and that he tried to commit suicide just last year. but some believe the recent nationwide protests over police tactics ultimately triggered the crime. the new york police union laid some of the bla

can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. we would like >> words of love through so much pain and it is reverberating across america tonight. more information has come to light about the men who were murdered inside their patrol car. 31-year-old officer wenjin liu. rafael ramos -- a memorial for both men has been growing for both men all day long at the site where they were murdered. people leaving candles, flowers. nypd ---who allegedly killed the two officers as revenge for the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. remember, they are twe have lea that the suspected gunman had a long criminal record and the social media posting expressed anger over -- the social media component is getting a lot of focus right now. he had a message apparently for the people on the street near the murder scene. what more do we know about brimsly? we now that r know that us may well brims ly the police releasing a more detailed timeline on saturday morning at 5:30 a.m., brimsly, using a key he should haven't

we can reflect on the tragic loss of lives that have occurred so we can move forward and find an amicable pass to a peaceful co-existence. >> there has been a stream of people, all colours and cedes living flowers and candles at the site, opposite where the police died. >> at a news conference in harlem, the mother of eric garner said linking her son's death on staten island to saturday's murder is rep re helpsible. >> the two police officers lost their lives senselessly. the police think it could have been avoided. seen here turning their backs on mayor deplacio, saying in supporting the protests, he opened the door. >> we tried to warn, it kept go on, it department be tolerated. that is when underhand starts on the steps of city hall in the office of the mayor >>> at the catholic cathedral the archbishop of new york has been trying to calm things down by evoking the spirit of christmas. >> you love that very much. . >> it's the sentiment here too, end the killing, end the harsh words, it's christmas, we've had enough. we saw a show of support for the police from new york sports teams, a

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. >> so we can move forward, finds amicable past, so peaceful co-existence. >> andrew spencer reporting. >> prises police in florida, shot tampa area police officer, then ran him over. authority say officer chiles responds today noise call sunday morning, at apartment complex in tarpan springs. rushed it the-where he later died of his injuries. officer conduck previously served in the ncpd. investigators do not believe the officer's death had anything to do with the killings of the two new york police officers. daughters of a murder victim, officials surprised officers, rather, surprised five year old jessica and her big sister maria with a parade of gift sunday. back in july, police found the body of jennifer, the victim after brutal murder. officers wanted to help the girls so they raised almost $18,000 for gift. >> all of us a children. we decided we need to do something special for this family. >> after everything that happened, like this is definitely going to help. >> the year she's had, if this is something we can do to take her mind off of something, that's amazing. >> many of t

reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred, so that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. >> officer liu's family is waiting to plan his funeral until other family members can arrive from china. today there's a report that he shouldn't have been in the car. "the daily news" reports he volunteered to work a fill-in shift. he was a newly wed, a husband for just three months. his new bride thanked the community for their support. >> we would also like to express our condolence to the officer ramos' family. this is a difficult time for both of our families. but we will stand together and get through this together. thank you. >> so how do we move forward? how do we begin to heal together? eric adams is the borough of brooklyn's president, and a former nypd officer, who spent more than two decades on the force. eric, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> i want to talk about how we heal, but before i do that, you were a police officer. you were that when i first met you years ago. and you were that for a long time. it's not easy. w

reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicableath to a peaceful co-existence. we would like to extend their condolences to the lu family also. thank you. >> spanish? >> translate it? [ speaking spanish ] >> a family member expressing her thanks for those who have reached out to her family of officer rafael ramos, father of two young sons who were absolutely shocked, one can imagine, when they heard the news. and there are also condolences she expressed for the other police officer who was killed, who was newly married just two months ago. the second officer that was killed by ismaaiyl brinsley. let's listen in really fast. >> let's first thank juan and tony for bringing the community together to stand today with the ramos family. i'm here to make it clear to the ramos family that their pain has been felt, not just in this community, but all the way down to the united states congress. this is a terrible, unthinkable tragedy. for the community, for the city, for the country, for the police department, but most importantly to the ram

the support that colleagues were working in the science to create a immersive context of the dine amics of the illness. right now, one of the organizations on the front lines has been doctors without borders and they do seem to borrow some of the efforts that you were describing with paul farmer's work of bringing a whole community into the work. could you say just a little bit more about your own experiences in trying to mobilize the power of communities in support of responding in moments like this? >> well, the thing that i have most experience and obviously, in hiv is because it was so pervasive. i mean we have had the anxiety of ebola. and we have had a handful of cases here back then, we had tens of thousands of cases and not a lot of people were paying attention to it early on. so when you talk about community did, i think the involvement and caring community -- mostly the activist community -- have transformed the way we look at diseases now in the united states. so, it's a little bit different because we don't have or need that with ebola in the united states. but i can tell yo

we can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so we can move forward and find an amicable path, towards a peaceful, coy existence. >> each of the officer leaves behind a wife. officer ramos had two sons and recently celebrated his 40th birthday. officer l iu was married two months ago. >>> killing of the officers ra maim owe ramos and evening with january liu raised safety of officials nationwide. >> sabina kuriakose is live with that part of the story, good morning. >> reporter: thinks a tough time, commissioner ramsey is calling on his officers to be careful and to stay alert. ramsey says he is concern about the current environment for police, he encourage those meeting local protests against police brutality to call for calm, and inn died another such rally will move through the city last night. the hundreds of demonstrators with the group blackout for philly marched in center city, calling attention to what they claim is a lack of justice in the michael brown and eric garner cases. the protest was peaceful, we spoke with commissioner ramsey last night, about the murder

reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicablea peaceful co-existence. >> many of us have said this over and over. violence is not the answer. >> if you're on michael brown's side, you walk with dignity. if you're on michael brown's side, you stand up with pride and call to uphold the law. if you do anything to harm others, you are on your own side. you're not on brown's side. we are on the side of michael brown to fight for what is right. >> there's one thing we have to be brave enough to fight the good fight together. and that fight must always reach for the higher moral principles. we cannot become like the elements that we are fighting. ghandi said, if we live in a world where it's eye for an eye, the whole world goes blind. it's time for those of us that can see to help show the way out of this darkness. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >> cop killers. let's play "hardball." ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. my hero winston churchill knew just where he stood. i refuse to

reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicableh to a peaceful co-existence. we would like to extend our condolences to the liu family also. thank you. >>> before his suicide, ismaaiyl brinsley had a long criminal history with more than a dozen arrests in several states and prison. according to court documents, he also admitted to having mental health issues. right now new york police are investigating his motives and looking into why he shot his ex-girlfriend in maryland that morning. here's cnn's nick valencia with more. >> reporter: the shooter's onslaught of terror began saturday morning. just before 6:00 a.m. in baltimore, maryland. police say 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley shot and seriously injured his ex-girlfriend in her apartment hours before he would kill two new york police officers. police say one of the last posts he put on social media was this -- "i always wanted to be known for doing something right," he said. "but my past is stalking me and my present is haunting me." the post followed with another ominous warning,

. >> so we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful coexistence. >> reporter: we've learned that the suspect who killed himself, 28-year-old brinsley had a history of arrests and accused this weekend of shooting his girlfriend. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> in the wake of the deadly police shooting, the san jose police officers association says it will work with sjpd to immediately send officers to new york to offer support. the tragedy is shining a spotlight on the risks officers take every day on the streets of san jose. >> today and yesterday, knowing this tragedy happened, they will still put on uniforms and go out there and protect, making that choice. >> the president-elect of the police officers association says while it's not common, there have been times when san jose officers have been ambushed. >>> an apparent road rage incident ended with officers tasing a suspect. officers called the highway 87. and when police got to the scene, they say the road rage suspect took off, led them on a slow speed chase. got even slower when the suspect turned down dawson

can reflect on this tragic loss of life that has occurred so that we can move forward and find an amicable half to a peaceful coexistence. we would like to extend our condolences to the liu family. >> on sunday, president obama issued a statement that said -- "i unconditionally condemn today's murder of two police officers in new york city. two brave men won't be going home to their loved ones tonight, and for that, there is no justification." and, new york city mayor bill de blasio said the attack on the officers is an attack on all of us. >> although we're still learning the details, it is good this was an assassination. these officers were shot execution style, particularly despicable act which goes at the very heart of our society and our democracy when a police officer is murdered, it tears at the foundation of our society. it is an attack on all of us. it is an attack on everything we hold dear. todepend on our police protect us against forces of criminality and evil. foundation of our society. and when they are attacked, it is an attack on the very concept of decency. therefore, eve

and unfortunately, we weren't able to resolve our differences in terms of an amicable conversation, buted to prosecute our differences the best way we know how. >> what would you tell him today? what would your counsel to him be? >> i would say, first of all, that i hope you would reconsider the position you're in now, that others have felt this way for ten years, that is to say, attacked unfairly, unjustly assaulted, and therefore use your particular predicament now. you have the presumption of innocence until guilt is proved. you are owed not to be hung by a jury in the court of public opinion. but at the same time, you are responsible as a celebrity and a figure who is a public person, to own up to discussions about issued that have been brought before us. so he's right about the media. nobody should rush to judge him. but at the same time, i think when we consider the evidence that is weighing against him, any fair-minded person would have to say, are 20 to 25 women wrong? the same thing happened in the catholic church when the accusations began to mount up. again, there's no judgme

can reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occur sod that we can move forward and find an amicable path to a peaceful co-existence. we would like to extend our condolences to the liu family also. thank you. >> suzanne johnson cook is a former chaplain with the new york police department. she recently wrote in the huffington post about learning the three "rs" in school and what needs to be taught today hoochlter 's the quote "i contend 50 years ago that what america needs to function in this world today are three new rs -- race, religion, and respect for women. from trayvon martin to eric garner to michael brown and isis, a new movement needs to be created." ms. johnson cook is also the former u.s. ambassador for international religious freedom. she's live here with me now. so i just finished conducting an interview with congressman charlie rangel. we talked a little bit about the sentiment towards nypd officers after 9/11. >> i was on the front lines there as well. >> and you know well that almost every single state and city you could walk through a city in the united states of ame