dead cops, now." >> you hear all that antipolice rhetoric. where did the expectation come that there would be certain verdicts in both of these cases? was he wrong to do so before the facts were presented in the case? >> both cases were criminal activity. these people were involved in criminal activity. instead of toning this down, they resurged it up. the mayor went out a little while ago and he's blaming the news media. that shows how unattached he is that he's blaming television. >> let me show remarks by both the president and eric holder. do you blame them? their decision to link these decisions about protest? here's what they have said. >> sometimes, you know, you have a police department that has gotten into bad habits over a period of time and hasn't maybe surfaced some hidden biases. >> as an african marecon bhoon has been stopped by police where such action was not wanted, i carry with me an understanding of the mistrust of what some citizens harb. >> we've had to literally train them as families have all over this sitfcity for deca

that atmosphere is fostered by the antipolice rhetoric. >> thank you. former commissioner of the new york city police department. thank you for your incite this morning. >> good to be with you. >>> sports world by the way is turn the aing attention to the officers. the yankees will pay for the officer's sons college. the foundation has paid education for thousands of children who lost a parent in law enforcement deaths. at yesterday's game against the rams, he wore a black stripe on the shoulder of his jacket and peace sign under the new york logo. new york jets center nick mangle wore an nypd before the game. he is later said if wearing that hat gives a little comfort, i'm happy to do it. there was a moment of silence before last night's brooklyn mets game with the pistons. i'll be right back. >>> sony may have pulled the plug on releasing "the interview" this week, but north korea isn't done threatening americans. they warned this is just the beginning. nothing is more miscalculation guessing just a single movie production company is the target. our t

and they say the suspect had 119 images and his facebook count mostly antipolice. they released this video of the suspect in the hours after the shooting and don't tell me you're surprised because we have had this. and now two new york city police officers assassinated while just doing their job. tonight, on the record is coming to you live in the memorialish, where there are more than 20,000 names of officers who have lost their lives, on this wall. we begin with a look at how saturday's horrific and ugly murders unfolded. from brooklyn. >> it was on this corner that officer ramos and officer liu sat in a marked new york police car was assassinated. >> officers killed by ismaaiyl brinsley a krazed gunman on mission to kill cops. >> an assassen who saw people on the streets dead. watch me on social media and watch what i'm about to do. >> he said i'm putting wings on a pig today. they take one of our, let's take two of theirs. >> at 2:47 he walked up to this marked police car, shot officer ramos and officer liu in the head. >> a flury of bullets shocking people nea

where did this antipolice sentiment? i mean, what's behind all of this? the most important thing to understand leaders establish climate on atmosphere across the nation. and when you have people such as the president such as the attorney general eric holder and mayor bill de blasio and look at. so things is that have been said and go back to the skip gates incident which the police in cambridge acted stupidly, those are the words of the president why do we believe police need retraining or reorganization and reforming? that is some of the words that come from eric holder and then also mayor de blasio who came in going after the stop and frisk program and saying that he feels for his son. he feels that his son is threatened by the police those are the type of climates and atmosphere created. you remember after the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri, it was within two hours that the president took to the stage to give his assessment. where is the president now? he should be talking to these protesters and saying this will not be tolerated in the unit

. >> plus as the antipolice rhetoric by our leaders gone too far? we will have full analysis caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly who will join us in just a moment. our top story, of course, the cold blooded execution of two new york city police officers. on saturday afternoon, officers rafael ramos and wenjian lieu were sitting in their patrol car in brooklyn in 28-year-old princely walked up to their car. he was on a mission. posting on instagram a threat to avenge the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. i am beyond angry and heart broken over these assassinations. as is so much of the country. and bill o'reilly who was supposed to be off today he could not stayoins us by phone. so, bill, when i heard the news, i was horrified but i was not surprised do you know what i mean? >> yeah. i know what you mean, greg. look. i'm going to walk through this in a very methodical way because i want everybody to here what i'm saying very clearly tonight on the factor.

you know what's going on with the antipolice protests. and so it's all coming together in a strange way. i just hope that this is not a return to the black liberation army days where there was an organized conspiracy to kill police officers. if the guy that did the shooting was a lone wolf crazy, that's one thing. but if he was part of a larger group, i think this nation is in for a lot of problems. >> the mayor said, we must come together for families and for healing. they do believe that he acted alone. that this was not an act of terrorism. but again, so much for the new york police department, their families and police departments across the country now to take in and assess and heal moving forward from this incident. just joining us here on msnbc covering breaking news after two new york city police officers were shot and killed execution style in the bedford neighborhood of brooklyn by a gunman who then fled into a nearby subway station, shot himself in the head. subsequently killing himself there in that subway station and those tw

when i grew up i hated the police quite frankly. >> reporter: both man look at the antipolice view in ther and elsewhere, and wonders if it provokes some people. officers more alert, guarded, suspicious, at a time when common ground already seems to be getting smaller. >> if you can't build a relationship you won't be able to fight crime or establish relation ships or serve the community you're here to protect. >> to take two people's lives like that, it's just unthinkable. >> reporter: they're worried the timingover today's fatal ambush is bad. >> none of them should be dead. period. >> reporter: no one knows better than these young people, these are emotional times. especially for an oakland native who now lives and runs her own business in brooklyn. >> i could only imagine how crazy it is, even the area where i live where it's very community oriented, i can see, i can literally see the community in a frenzy. >> the mayor arrived outside the hospital, and officers turned their backs on him. they say he hasn't done enough to support them. we reached out to local police unions for com

let's be clear, this is not an antipolice resolution. this is an antipolice brutality resolution. we can't be about ferguson if we are not about san francisco. it's back wards and hypocritical to take a stand on support on a national issue on cases that are far from here on cases yet to be resolved. if we deny the opportunity by the race of those killed, then we deny the realities of our communities which continues to increase mistrust. there are many parallels with sf and ferguson. ferguson fought for weeks to indict the officer who killed mike brown. one thing you can do here locally is demand the release of those names at the very least to show support and show you care about accountability. to deny those names is to increase mistrust in law enforcement. we call on police conscience to call to police. these acts of violence are unacceptable. we are here and i also would like to hear, i have heard there are concerns including the language on the fact that every 24 hours a person is killed. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> public speaker: good evening, my name is jaron brow

those protests were mostly peaceful here in new york city, but some demonstrators took their antipolice message to the extreme. watch. [chanting] >> what do we want. >> dead cops, when do we want it? now. >> that disturbing chant happened a week before the gunman executed the two police officers here. now the head of the police union is blaming new york city's mayor for the killing after he met with protesters, despite the call for dead officers and the fact that at least five officers have been assaulted during the protests. the union is accusing the mayor of showing more support for the antipolice movement than for the police force. today mayor de~blasio called for a temporary stop to the protests and any talk of politics. >> ask that any organizations that were planning events or gatherings that are about politics and protests, that could be for another day. let's accompany these families on their difficult journey, see them through the funerals. >> that was a short time ago. the mayor could have trouble winning the trust of officers and many citizens for that matter. even before the

. >> a lot of people that are antipolice brutality, not antipolice. >> reporter: 45-year-old jose lasalle will be one of the protesters. he's led several recent demonstrations and says the deaths of n.y.p.d. officers nearly two weeks ago will not deter protesters on new year's eve. >> we just want to get the message across that we're not going to stop. we're going to continue making our voices heard. we're going to continue to fight, move forward until we get some type of justice. >> reporter: since the fatal shootings of those two new york city cops, department has investigated 70 threats against police that have led to 16 arrests. as the world tunes in to times square celebrations, the n.y.p.d. pledges to use every security measure available to keep revelers and themselves safe from harm says commissioner bill bratton. >> any threat made against my officers will be dealt with very quickly, very effectively and we're not going to let any of them go by the board. >> reporter: now everyone who is jammed in here at times square had to go through a number of safety security screenings. jeff,

this is a left-leaning city to jump on this antipolice officer bandwagon and not recognize hold on a second, these people are fighting for our lives to protect us and they need our support. i don't know if an apology will do it at this point. police officers look to his record in the record he ran on that was antipolice from day one, anything he says does not mean anything, he is not backing it up with anything solid. >> you know his core feelings antipolice is barack obama, eric holder and al sharpton who is advising the white house is still on these issues. you look at the history with the anti-cap appointment. going back to april when president obama nominated the civil rights division of the department of justice, in charge by the way of bringing cases against police officers. involuntary advocate for one of the most notorious cop killers in the country's history and that is a kind of doj backing up the rhetoric. this can't be fixed at this point. >> the n.y.p.d. is a shining example for the rest of the country fantastic police department incredibly diverse over 50% minority repr

. >> antipolice crowd vows to keep protesting even before two murdered police officers are laid to rest. is there no decency? >> if critics want to suggest that america is inherently racist then why bother even working on it? >> is america inherently racist? charles krauthammer has some thoughts. >> caution, you are to internet no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> in for bill o'reilly. right to our top story. should new york city mayor bill de blasio step down after the execution of two new york city police officers, the brutal assassinations of officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu happened on the heels of nypd. staten island decided against indictment in the death of eric garner, de blasio wondered at news conference if biracial son was safe from the police. yesterday on the factor, bill o'reilly unequivocally called for de blasio's resignation. >> police officers turned their backs on bill de blasio the mayor of new york city. good for them. good for them. this is an individual who should resign today, today. he cannot run the city. he has lost the control of the police

protesters define the new york city mayor's plea for a pause at antipolice protests until after the funerals of two murdered you are looking live at midtown manhattan where protesters are gathering now. hello, kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. "on the record" has live team coverage. griff jenkins at the protest and ted williams at nypd headquarters. griff? >> hey, kimberly. we are here on madison. we have been marching. there is about 3 or 400 marchers defying orders and pleas from the mayor. police commissioners to not do exactly what they are doing now. chants of racism. kkk. you can hear them behind me now. as we stand here in madison, for about two hours now, the crowd is fairly thick. they have one banner here. can you see here stop racist terror. we have got a lot of the folks here that obviously have a beef from police. lane goodman from new jersey. he held up a sign at the front as you can see so hectic the front of this march saying obey the law, respect police. he was quickly pushed out off the way. he has left. i haven't seen him in some time. ma'am, why are you out he

reporter: at the news conference they revealed the shooter attended as a spectator antipolice rally december 1 in new york union square. this is the love that event by news crew and video was found on his cell phone. how much of those attendances impacted his decision. we do not know. for the first time we've heard from the widow, she spoke out last night. the two were married only two months ago. >> we would like to express our gratitude to the entire new york city community, friends and coworkers for the help. >> wenjian liu's funeral plans remain incomplete. a convocation many relatives from china are expected to attend. authorities are trying to expedite the paperwork. the funeral for officer rafael ramos is set to take place on saturday. back to you. heather: a tough time. thank you. jon: bill de blasio ran for mayor of new york by slamming police and some of their tactics like stop and frisk on which police officers would stop suspicious looking people, frisk them and very often found them carrying illegal guns. now simmering tensions in the department are boiling over and it could cos

lou: this, of course, the same mayor who met with the antipolice demonstrator leaders last friday. the same mayor who insisted on describing a demonstrator's assault on two police lieutenants as an alleged attack, despite the overwhelming video evidence that absolutely and clearly supported the police officers. and the same mayor who today refused to acknowledge his role in what has been a campaign of ignorance and hatred of police, and instead, he tried to blame the media. >> i don't see reports on the many decent good people. i don't see reports on the everyday cops who do the exemplifiary thing and hold the line and show restraint and discipline no matter what is hurled at them. you know what, i'm telling you again -- i'm telling you over again, that's how you want to portray the world. we know a different reality. there's some people that do that. it's wrong. they shouldn't do that. it's wrong. it's nasty. it's negative. they shouldn't do that. they, my friend, are not the majority. stop portraying them as the majority. lou: a sudden shift in tone from the white house as well.

and these messages were extremely violent and antipolice. then he came to brooklyn and carried out the murder in the afternoon, and maryland police had been aware of the instagram messages, and they faxed the n.y.p.d. a copy of his picture. it came in at the same time the shooting happened here in this district of brooklyn. one other point, the 28-year-old shooter has a long rap sheet. he has been wanted by the police in the past on robbery and weapons charges. >> it's interesting. i understand that one of those instagram messages says something to the effect they take one of ours, we'll take two of theirs. what is the rehabilitation. -- the reaction, that the officers were targeted. how is the rest of the n.y.p.d. responding to that? >> the messages posted on instagram were extremely violent and very, very antipolice. president obama has been among the first to comment on the shooting in brooklyn, and he says that the killing - should be condemned out right, and that police officers deserve the gratitude of members of the public and called

the shooting of nypd officers have officers scouring over antipolice statements made on social media by ismaaiyl brinsley one displayed with references to the hash tag shoot the police and references made to garner and brown. >> there's a strong antipolice and anticriminal justice system and the unfortunately aspect is that some people get caught up in this and go in this directions they should not. >> reporter: this is a a horribe act of terror and murdering a police officer is not the way to solve anything. it destroys the lives of these families that had absolutely nothing to do with the events taking place elsewhere. >> what we are seeing at this point in time this is unacceptable behavior of anybody to shoot innocent police officers. >> reporter: back here at king of prussia mall, the protest lasted an hour, it was peaceful upper merion police say there were no arrests. reporting in king of prussia kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> protesters crowded the huge mall of america in bloomington, minnesota. chanting black lives matter part of a police brutality protest that ca

police know he is antipolice.t of the 8 million, there is maybe 800,000 that will hurt you badly. so bill de blasio has to resign. he's incompetent, he's demonstrated that. but now it's a public safety issue. >> if he doesn't resign, bill, would you support a recall? >> yes, i would. >> you say it's a public safety issue. are you inferring if he does not resign, we will see more killings of our own police officers here in new york city that this could get more dangerous and this situation will escalate? >> no. i don't think that will happen. but i do think that the police will not be as effective. number one, they're demoralized. if you're demoralized on the job, no matter what job you have, you're not doing it as well as you could do it. number two, in order to police this city effective effectively as has been demonstrated over the last 25 years, you have to be aggressive. pro-active. so now many police officers will not be pro-active. they'll be reactive. so they're going to look the other way when the thugs ar

. >> the brown and garner family and several organizers of the antipolice brutality protest condemnedhe shootings they say they are praying for the officers families. >>> philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey is calling on his officers to be carefully and alert following the killings of the new york police officers. philadelphia police released this statement saying this is a horrible act of terror and intentionally murdering police officer is not the way to solve anything. in fact it destroyed the lives of two people who had nothing to do with the events taking place across the county. >>> people gathered in montgomery county this weekend to remember the 6 family members killed in what's believed to be an exemia recent's murder -- ex-marine's murder spree. bradley stone killed his ex-wife on monday morning, her mother and grammar -- grandmother and sister were killed. stone was found dead on tuesday in pennsberg. >>> a septa police officer is being hailed a hero. officer matthew ryan saved a man's life at the 69th street station in upper darby. he saw a man running to catc

the shootings of nypd officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos have investigators scouring over antipolice statements allegedly made on social media by the suspect, ismaaiyl brinsley. one displayed a weapon with the hash tag shoot the police and references to garner and brown. >> let's face it there's been 234089 just in new york, but throughout the county. there's been a strong antipolice and anticriminal justice system and unfortunately aspect is that people get caught up in these and go in this directions they should not. >> reporter: philadelphia police released a statement saying this is a horrible act of terror and murdering a police officer is not the way to solve anything in fact the destroyed the lives of two families those of the officers that have nothing to do with the events taking place across the county. >> representative of those who peacefully protesting with regard to issues of police brutality. this is unacceptable behavior of anybody to go own shoot innocent police officers. >> reporter: back at king of prussia the protest lasted about an hour, it was peaceful and upper

we had enough. >>> police around the country are pushing back against antipolice protests. in baltimore officials are slamming president obama and city leader who publicly criticized police tactics. >> not since the unrest informant -- in the 1960s, have police officers been targeted. this is a powder keg nationwide. >> a baltimore police officer was shot. he is recovering from his injuries, in florida. a man has been charged with murder. it happened 30 miles north-west of tampa. 17-year-old veteran officer called for help at about 2 o'clock in the morning. he initially responded to a noise complaint and was eventually trying to arrest suspects. he was rushed to the hospital. that's where he died. he spent five years as an officer with n.y.p.d. >> the fight against i.s.i.l. has been an intense battle. the peshmerga commander say they are making gains in the mountains, why the yazidi minority was dropped when i.s.i.l. took control. we have more from iraq. [ gun fire ] >> reporter: the fight for mountain sinjar and the surrounding area has been intense. for a week kurdish fig

. >> a tragic police killing, antipolice rhetoric dividing the nypd. is russia in a check mate position and a failing economy. and one of college football's biggest stars cleared of rape charges at least for now. i'm adam may in for antonio mora for "consider this," those stories and more after that, still ahead. >> murders of two police officers. >> that blood on the hands. starts in the office of the mayor. >> put aside protests, put aside demonstrations. let's focus just on these families. >> the russian economy on the brink of collapse. >> the ruble in free fall. not only because of the sanctions but also because of the very low price of oil. >> we shg thanking the saudis. >> the white house, the pentagon and the -- >> and be beji caid essebsi has won the election. >> florida state quarterback jameis winston. >> has been cleared of any charges of sexual assault. >> 2014 on track to be the warmest year on record. >> unless we do something soon we are not going to reverse this problem. >> we begin with anger , following the ambush murders of police o

we are talking to the manager of a store in oakland that was vandalized during a christmas night antipolice demonstration. ktuv -- ktvu live where a christmas tree was the target for vandals. >> bryan, good morning to. you it was anything but a silent night here in oakland last flight as protesters moved through there area. a small group vandalized several businesses in this area, and they also, you can see, trashed this christmas tree that sits here on the plaza in jack london square. and the fence that sits around the tree was also bloken. in is video that was posted to facebook last flight. it shows people hurling object rats the christmas tree and ripping down the lights. this all followed a mostly peaceful demonstration that wound through the streets of oakland and began in the downtown area. at least # hundred people took part. this was the latest local demonstration over police violence targeting minorities. organizers dubbed last night's demonstration no time off. the aim is to keep police officers busy. and after the jack london square christmas tree was vandalized last night, fire

feel for the two police officers and the family and a lot of them came up to me saying we're not antipolice but they believe these are two separate issues. this is a first amendment issue to them. this is an issue of police brutality against black men. those are things they want to stop. they see institutional racism they want to stop. they believe these are two separate issues and they are not drawing the conclusion and they want the commissioner, the police commissioner here in new york, bill bratton, to step down and they're calling on the mayor to show some backbone basically and make police do what he wants. wolff? >> have you heard any angry vicious rhetoric from the protesters? >> reporter: it's not been as vicious and as angry as previous protests, although they've called police racist throughout the night but something that will not sit well with the cops that help them make their way through the streets of new york. and some of the protesters have been challenging police off to the side as they're walking. basically trying to make them, you know, make them take a swing or have an

the hand up should not be antipolice. hand up is a universal symbol for, i surrender, and it's taken on a new meaning and you're empowering it by saying it's okay to utilize it in this way. and we're also -- we're rehashing and staying that the grand jury got it wrong. everybody that is doing this, and we have to respect the process. it's not going to help anybody. >> generally when you put your hands up -- just because you put your hands up and have solidarity with the movement -- >> you have solidarity we -- with a movement based on fiction. quit saying -- something that didn't happen. didn't happen. >> the movement is happening. >> i know the movement is happening. the movements built on a myth. >> that's the point, the movement is built on a political -- >> i wish we had more. i'm not going to see -- i want everyone american -- to step back, calm down, quit fanning flames, heat just -- let's just talk about what is fair, right, decent, what is us. stick around. i'm angela, and i quit smoking with chantix. people who k

we are told he attended an antipolice protest earlier this month.ell phone but did not play a role. brinsley gund down officers ramos and liu. it has triggard growing rift between the nypd. the mare asked to meet with union leaders but has asked for a pause until the officers have been laid to rest. more on hannity up next. >> welcome to hannity. law enforcement officers all over the country are on high alert after nypd officers liu

fine line to walk after being criticized by many police officers accused of siding with recent antipolice protesters. some officers turning their backs on him when he spoke but the mayor had gentle words. >> send my condolences to another family, the family of the nypd, that is hurting so deeply right now. >> new york's police commissioner also paid tribute to the man they all mourned. >> he was, he is a hero. >> outside, an honor guard of thousands of police officers joined hands as they stood in silent witness. officers ralph ramos and len january liu died together, shot execution style a week ago by a gunman apparently seeking ven januaries against police. as ramos' widow and two sons were presented thing in from his coffin on the ground and in the air, a final salute to detective ramos, promoted today. >> members of several police departments here in the bay area went to new york to honor officer rafael ramos. here you see san francisco police officers paying their respects. the department tweeted this photo earlier today. captain rick roscoe from the oakland prognosis department twee

>> antipolice sentiment in america. the worst since the 1970s. rate and the economy then? should we worry now? >>> plus president obama calling the sony hack attack vandalism. is that putting companies in danger? >> thanks we'll be watching for sure. parents listen up. if your kid gets caught cyber bullying, the kids school got the green light to play your role, overreach or long overdue?e?e?e?e? >>> the crackdown that should have all parents listening up. starting next week schools in illinois have the authority to punish kids for cyber bullying even if it takes place outside of school. some states already do this. others looking into it. tracy, all for it. >> as a parent i will take all the help i can get. everyone says you should be on top of your kids and reading texts and knowing what's going on. it is so hard in this world. they are moving so fast and in all different places. texts from people come in all the time. cyber bullying is rampant. it's mean and no kid should be subjected to it. >> is this the school playing parent? >> brenda, let

for the mayor of new york and really for many in the media to stop the cop bashing, to stop this antipolice rhetoric. i mean, for the last four months, we've basically heard nothing other than the cops are guilty, presumed cops are guilty, then the grand jury says they're not going to be indicted. people demonstrate, march in the streets, and it's so slanted. for instance, the case in staten island. it's supposed to be racial. as tragic as that was, the fact is, it was an african american chief of the police department who sent in the police officers at the request of minority business owners. the top-ranking police officer at the scene was an african american female sergeant. and yet, that didn't stop al sharpton and others from demonstrating. mayor de blasio says if we have any evidence at all of any indication that police are going to be attacked to let him know. well, the fact is, last week there were thousands of demonstrators -- in fact, earlier this week, there were thousands of demonstrators chanting they wanted dead cops, they wanted dead cops now. >> right. >> the mayor never deno

ex-girlfriend earlier in the day in bat baltimore: he made instagram posts that were, quote, ven antipolice. >> a 20-year-old man was found dead on the college campus. he may have been drinking. officers were called around 4:00 a.m. to piedmont avenue and dwight way. an autopsy will help term how he died. another 20-year-old man was found dead after a large fraternity party last month. >> in martinez, police are looking for a gunman who killed a young woman in martinez has night. 18-year-old judith bean was shot to death. a second victim, sherman parker, was wounded but is expected to recovery. vallejo police are searching for a shooter. there will reports of multiple gunshots at the park on skyline drive this morning. vallejo found the body of a man in his 20s on a trail about 200 yards from the parking lot. no suspects were seen leaving the area. >>> the rain is gone but in the north bay there is still some flooding this weekend, and that is because of king tide. this is a look at the parking lot along redwood highway in mill valley. we're seeing the tide at its highest level of the year.

ex-girlfriend earlier in the day in bat baltimore: he made instagram posts that were, quote, ven antipolice. >> a 20-year-old man was found dead on the college campus. he may have been drinking. officers were called around to d dwight way. an autopsy will help term how he died. another 20-year-old man was found dead after a large fraternity party last month. >> in martinez, police are looking for a gunman who killed a young woman in martinez has night. 18-year-old judith bean was shot to death. a second victim, sherman parker, was wounded but is expected to recovery. vallejo police are searching for a shooter. there will reports of multiple gunshots at the park on skyline drive this morning. vallejo found the body of a man in his 20s on a trail about 200 yards from the parking lot. no suspects were seen leaving the area. >>> the rain is gone but in the north bay there is still some flooding this weekend, and that is because of king tide. this is a look at the parking lot along redwood highway in mill valley. we're seeing the tide at its highest level of the year. drew tuma has more. >> the

ex-girlfriend earlier in the day in baltimore and that he had made instagram posts that were, quote, very antipolice. we have the latest from new york. reporter: police helicopters in the air, on the ground an army of new york police officers swarming a brooklyn neighborhood. cordoning off streets, minutes after an armed man walked up twin two patrolmen sitting in a squad car, opening fire. >> unacceptable behavior to go and shoot innocent police officers who are on meal in their vehicles, and ache busch them. >> they got shot in the car, they were sitting here. >> both officers were killed. >> at the end of the day two families are missing somebody for the ohio and it's wrong. >> what are we living in -- it doesn't happen his this. who does this? >> the suspect fled to a subway station and shot himself in the chest. police put surrounding buildings on lockdown. >> a lot of confusion. a lot of chaos. >> they won't let them out the building or in the building. cops are going crazy. they upset. >> the tragedy unfolding as some police officers have been assaulted by protesters during largely peaceful d

he's also called for moratorium on any antipolice protests in the city until after the officers' funeralsy have prompted some copycat threats and they need to be taken seriously. >>> a bay area wedding party stopped to take photos at the high school where the bride and groom let and were robbed at gunpoint. it happened at oakland high school on saturday where the newlyweds and three videographers were just finishing up their shoot. three armed men robbed the crew of $13,000 in equipment and they also took iphones and other personal items. the suspects have not been found. >>> we're now getting a first look at google's self-driving cars. the company posted a photo yesterday of its first fully functional prototype. here it is. with the words we hope to see you on the streets of northern california in the new year. pretty small. no word when they'll make it available to the public. at the same time, the dmv is still figuring out how to regulate those self-driving cars. >>> airbus has delivered the newest passenger plane. the a-350 extra wide body aircraft will be used by qatar airways, first

since the weekend tragedy, there have been copycat threats and antipolice protesters vow to continue their demonstrations. more now from cbs news' don champion. >> this is a difficult time for both of our families. >> reporter: as the families of wenjian liu and rafael ramos prepared to lay their loved ones to rest, new york city mayor bill de blasio called for a moment of reflection. >> until these funerals are passed, let's focus just on these families and what they have lost. >> shut it down nyc. >> reporter: but protesters like this group that staged a sit-in at grand central terminal monday vow to keep up the fight. >> if anything, this is a time to protest even more. >> reporter: they don't want ismaaiyl brinsley's violent act to detract from calls for police reform. >> it's just sort of seems like a plan to attack this one guy with the hundreds of thousands of protesters who've been protesting against police brutality in general. >> reporter: investigators say brinsley watched and recorded a protest in the city earlier this month but did not participate. his sister maintains h