officers from three different departments were killed. 35-year-old brad garafola and matthew gerald and montrell jackson who had just become a father. three officers were taken to the hospital and one in critical condition. >> he loved doing something he loves. >> reporter: sunday's shooting is a blow to the community still reeling from the death of alton sterling. baton rouge police fatally shot sterling earlier this month and sparking nationwide protests. on july 8th, officer jackson reportedly posted his thoughts on what happened to facebook. quote, i'm working in these streets so any protesters, officers, friends, family, or whoever. if you see me and need a hug or want to say a prayer, i got you. this latest tragedy is ano devastating loss for police departments across the country. just over a week ago, dallas lost five of its own officers targeted by a beganman. -- gunman. >> i said that that killer would not be the last person who tries

hour autopsies are being performed on the three officers montrell jackson matthew gerald, and brad garafola. this afternoon we are hearing from a woman who witnessed the attack. wound up going around to the back of the car and the officers were literally on the driver side of the car, shooting over us. he allegedly posted a video online the day after those five officers in dallas were shot and killed, saying "it's a time for peace and a time for war." additional information when it comes to the motive. brianne carter, abc 7 news. jummy: thank you. it was during a conference here in the district that some of the baton rouge police officers and louisiana state police first heard about the shooting. suzanne kennedy is in northwest washington as the conference is underway. as the national conference of black officers meets, it does so ring a time

and deputy brad garafola, a father of four on the right. three more officers were injured as one is in critical condition this morning. >>> a city and the nation shaken by violence. as jay gray reports, there's fear, concern, and many questions this morning. [ sirens ] >> reporter: as the shots exploded sunday morning in baton rouge -- >> shots fired. officer down. officer down. got a city officer down. shots fired. >> reporter: three officers were killed. montrell jackson, matthew gerald, and brad garafola all three husbands, fathers. three more officers were wounded during the attack. one still in critical condition. officials of louisiana called it an ambush carried out, police say, by a lone gunman gavin eugene on his birthday. >> it's unjustified. it's unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred has to stop. >> reporter: overnight we learned long had an extensive footprint online using the name cosmo setepenra. describing himself as a spiritual advisor. days after five police officers in dallas were assassinated bay sniper. after the attac

the fallen officers have been identified as montrell jackson, matthew gerald, and sheriff deputy brad garafola. the police officer who grew up in baton rouge and worked with the deputy who was killed. >> i never thought it would come to that. i never thought that people would be targeting police officers and intentionally killing police officers. >> he spent the first 12 years of his career working for the sheriff's office where he was born and raised. >> you feel helpless being this far detached about 2,000 miles away from where you grew up where you feel like it is home. >> his heart dropped when he heard that his former colleague was among the three officers killed in the attack against police. that he also knows two deputies who were wounded. serving with garafola on the same patrol shifts. >> we hung out off duty together. and a good friend and a good friend and that it will be a long list to do anything for you this guy. >> and this sheriff deputy that he will leave that cover and with their guns drawn. >> detailing the rampage that garafola was killed when he left to help an injured off

and brad garafola a just posted how physically and emotionally drained he had been since the protesting erupted after the killing of alton sterling, "these are trying times. please don't let hate infect your heart. the city must and will get better. i am working the streets, so any protesters, officers, friends or families, if you see me, or need a hug, or need a prayer, i've got you.>> we will have more coverage on the police shooting throughout the morning including a live report coming up. >>> investigators in france say there's no evidence so far that the truck driver that killed 84 people in nice, france, was connected to the terror network. the interior minister says that the driver may have been motivated by the isis messages, but was not necessarily working with isis. two more people were detained in france in connection with the deadly attack, and the officials in the prosecutor's office say that a man and woman were detained in nice, suspected of helping the attacker to get the pistol that was found inside the truck. six people have been detained in connection with the attack,

brad garafola and montrael jackson and mathew gerald. u.s. president obama calling the shooting in called for and condemn t condemned the attacks on all law enforcement. >> the deaths of these three officers under score police across the country of what they are facing everyday. nothing justify violence against law enforcement. attacks on police or attack on all of us. the rule of law that makes society possible. the president of the united states speaking and now lets go live to baton rouge, our u.s. congressman from the state of louisiana is joining p jous nowe from baton rouge. >> sir, it is good to have thank you, the audio problems happening time to time, deepest condolences in to the families there of our state. before we talk about the person who's behind all this. i do want to ask about the community and that state, how people are coping with all of this? >> reporter: yeah, you know, we have been through some of the worst hurricanes and some of the worst environmental disasters with the oil spills and we dealt with it all here. we hav

subject at that particular time and he ultimately died at the scene. >> reporter: three officers, brad garafola, montrell jackson and matthew gerald, were all killed while three others were injured. abc news has learned that the gunman had two firearms, an ar type rifle and a semiautomatic pistol. authorities are now searching the suspect's home in kansas city. 29-year-old gavin long, an african-american military veteran, who served five years in the marines including tours in japan and iraq. >> we as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. >> reporter: this comes as baton rouge is still reeling from the killing of alton sterling, who was shot and killed during a struggle with police nearly two weeks ago setting off nationwide protests. now, those three wounded officers, i'm told, are still in the hospital recovering this morning back here in baton rouge. the family of alton sterling as well as local protesters are asking for a day of peace so the city can mourn those slain officers. chauncy glover, baton rouge, abc news. >> let's hope they ge

baton rouge sheriff deputy brad garafola was the third rick tim. >>> this shooting comes on the heels of another police shooting in dallas last week where five officers were killed. >> so our nation's leaders are calling for unity, and tolerance. steve keeley, have you ever seen anything like this? you have been on this job 15 or 20 years. >> reporter: no one has seen anything like this here we go again shoot inner dallas also a military veteran who also served in the war on terror and then bringing a whole new war of terror, back home with both of them now. a contingent of philadelphia police just got back from those five funerals in dallas when they said my god not again and just like the day after dallas philadelphia police got a directive from commanders at headquarters that all patrols will have partners. philly police are in cleveland to get a first person sense of what they can expect here next week and how again dealing with the unexpected, down in baton rouge f terrorism, economy and immigration were top issues in this long presidential campaign all now just come a distant se

department for a decade. 41-year-old matthew gerald was with the department for less than a year and brad garafola was 45. he had been with the east baton rouge sheriff's office for 24 years. >> police say the lone gunman was gavin long of kansas city, missouri. the sound of gunfire during yesterday's morning's confrontation. >> for more let's go to chauncy glover in baton rouge for us. good morning, chauncy. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. this is where it all started right here at this bequick gas station and authorities are telling us investigators are thoroughly going through the suspected shooter's e-mails, his computer as well as his social media accounts. they do believe he acted alone but still this morning, there is no motive. [ sirens ] police targeted again. >> one subject all black carrying an ar. >> reporter: officers in baton rouge responding to reports of a gunman dressed in black were suddenly under fire. >> shots fired. officer down. shots fired. officer down. i've got a city officer down. shots fired. >> reporter: walking right into the line of fire. >> i'm hit. by t

exchange that took the lives of baton rouge officers montrell jackson, matthew gerald and deputy brad garafola. investigators say the ambush happened around several buildings before a swat officer killed long from 100-yards away. the gunman was a former marine. investigators are now looking into his possible links to black separatist groups. three officers were wounded in sunday's shooting. one remains in critical condition. a fairfax man says he is overwhelmed by the support shown for his son after a freak accident in new york city. connor golden has undergone three operations since doctors amputated his left leg bel he was visiting central park with friends when he jumped on a bag of what police believe were homemade explosives. a music major, golden recently finished his freshman year of college. investigators believe a hobbyist experimenting with the materials left them in the park when he was finished. police have not made an arrest. new details this morning on the truck driver responsible for plowing through a crowd in nice france, killing 84 people. right now there is no known direct ti

the orders were montrell jackson and matthew gerald and the deputy was brad garafola. the 15-year-old son of one of the victims is among those calling for calm. >> our police aren't bad. there are some that are bad, but all aren't bad. how i feel? the police in dallas, texas, they didn't deserve it. those kid need their parents. >>> in sacramento, flags outside california's state capitol are again flying at half staff in honor of the fallen officers, last howerred a little more than a week ago for the officers murdered in dallas. the bay area police departments are doing all they can to make sure they don't become targets. maria medina is live with more. >> reporter: michelle, the san jose's mayor is saying enough is enough. violence against police officers needs to stop. yesterday after the shooting in baton rouge, a spokesperson for san jose police say that officers would be allowed to ride with a partner if they wanted do. but if you remember a little more than a week ago, the san jose police chief said he would make it mandatory to ride with a partner and then last

baton rouge police officer montrell jackson sheriff deputy brad garafola and officer matthew gerald were killed. state police superintendent called these officers ordinary people who were extraordinary at their jobs. >> it makes me wanted to my job even harder. i told my troopers tonight be prepared, be aware of your surrounding and be safe, because that's what this is all about. >> reporter: the shooter has been identified as gavin long from kansas, missouri. he served in the marines and was discharged in 2010. he has no known ties to extremist groups. stunned neighbors look on. >> my heart goes out to his family. he has sweet parents and the police officers, of course. >> reporter: this comes after the police shooting rouge and minnesota and the shooting of police officers in dallas. >> we don't need inflammatory rhetoric and careless accusations to score political points. >> reporter: officer jackson's facebook post that has gone viral says -- and police are investigating if anyone helped long carry out this attack. we're live from the satellite center, katherine scott channel 6 "acti

matthew gerald, montrell jackson and brad garafola. president obama says there can be no excuse for this kind of violence. >> we as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. >> the louisiana governor's mansion, as you can see here, lit up in blue in honor of the officers. >> cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore joins us now live from las vegas. he's a retired fbi supervisor special agent. good to have you with us this hour. given what happened in that state as a member of law enforcement yourself, talk to us about the concerns of those who go out every day and wear the badge. >> concerns are fairly obvious, i'm sure to you and the rest. you don't know from where the danger is coming anymore. policework is traditionally been dealing with people one-on-one and you at least know where the threat is coming from. now they are being ambushed. they are being shot by snipers or set up or ambushed by people with high powered rifles. and i can tell you that police officers second guess the

brad garafola was 45 years old. also killed this morning was officer matthew gerald, he served in the army and the marines. friends told the washington post he had been deployed to iraq three times. matthew gerald was married and the father of two daughters. he was 41 years old. officer montrell jackson served ten years in the baton rouge police department. he was married with a 4 month old son. he was 32 and had been with the force for ten years. on facebook after july 8th, after days of protest, officer montrell jackson posted this. i'm tired physically and emotionally. disappointed in some family, friends, and officers for some reckless comments, but hey what's in your heart is in your heart. i still love you all because hate takes too much energy, but i definitely won't be looking at you the same. thank you to everyone that reached out to me and my wife, it was needed and much appreciated. i swear i love it city, but i wonder if the city loves me. i get hateful nasty looks in uniform, and out of uniform i get th

brad garafola was a 24-year veteran and father of four. he grew up on these streets. charles cavalier's nephew, 32-year-old montrell jackson was also killed. >> he was big in stature, 6'4", 240. but he was a big baby. you couldn't help but like him if you knew him. >> reporter: on july 8, following the deadly police shootings in baton rouge and minu minu minnesota, he wrote that he was exhausted. i swear to god i love this city. out of uniform, some consider me a threat, he wrote. the city must and will get better. his words seem so profound. what do you think he symbolizes now? >> to me, all be remembered as someone who wanted to do what was right. and he loved his community and his family. i hope he can be remembered ago someone who loved what he was doing. he wanted to be a policeman. >> reporter: he also wanted to be a father. it happened just four months ago. the chief trained jackson as a recruit. they spoke just days after the dallas police shootings. >> i went down in third district and was talking to the guys, trying to lift their spirits. he ended up giving

brad garafola was an officer of 24 years. he was fixing up a car for his 15-year-old driver who was just getting ready to drive. two others were attacked. one in critical condition this morning. the gunman died in the shootout. he is connected to black separatists groups. police are looking for information on this man. he did post on youtube a violent response to what he called bullies. >> victims fighting their bullies. 100% have been successful through fighting back. through bloodshed. zero have been successful just oversimply protesting. >> let's get more on all of this from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: john, it has been a very dark period in baton rouge. over the course of the last two weeks, this city has been strangled from within by violence. with the shooting death of alton sterling at the hands of police officers. we saw demonstrations that turned violent here. no one was injured in the protests, but there were many arrests. nearly 200 people arrested. people were on heightened alert. on tuesday, state polices a

. -- brad groff alone -- brad garafola. in the post saying in part, "these are trying times. please don't let hate affect your heart. the city must and will get better. i'm working the streets, so any protesters, officers, friends or family, if you see me and need a hug, or want to say a prayer, i've got you.">>> we will have more coverage on the police shooting coming up in about eight minutes. >>> 5:02 am. >>> there will be a vigil on the uc berkeley campus today, a cal student among those 84 killed in the nice, france terror attacks. in france on the study abroad program, and uc berkeley officials were notified of the death and three other cal students were injured in the attack. the vigil for nicholas leslie will be at 4:30 pm this afternoon at the plaza. and just three weeks ago another student was killed in a terror attack in bangladesh. >>> in paris, thousands gathering at the notre dame the a girl -- notre dame cathedral to remember those in the attack killed. the second day of mourning in france as hundreds stood in long lines outside of the cathedral for the service

baton rouge police officer montrell jackson, sheriff's deputy, brad garafola and officer matthew gerald were killed at an attack at a gas station less than a mile from police headquarters. officer jackson said -- >> you've got individuals today that are ordinary people that were extraordinary in what they did, hero is not even a word for those police officers, those sheriff he deputies and city officers, just incredible human beings. >> reporter: the shooter was identified as gavin long from kansas, missouri. he served in the marines and discharged in 2010. police converged on his last known address in missouri. neighbors looked on in shock. >> he feels gneiss -- enough kid growing up. >> reporter: this comes less than two weeks after the police involved fatal shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge and castille in minnesota and the attack on police in dallas. the attack reason is >> we as a nation have to be loud and clear that nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. >> reporter: two persons of interest were released overnight. it's unclear if long had any accomplices. ka

the deputy, brad garafola. and the we beliere are we belie others who were wounded. one being described in critical condition and fighting for his life. that's a 41-year-old east baton rouge sheriff's deputy who worked in the uniformed traffic division. described as being in critical condition. in addition to the two other deputies, the two other police officers who are wounded in this attack today. >> we also realize a number of you, especially those of you on facebook have seen circulated the writings of officer jackson from july 8, three days after the killing in the police-involved shooting of alton sterling. he wrote, he wrote, i'm tired physically and emotionally. disappointed in some family, friends and officers for some reckless comments, but hey, what's in your heart, i personally want to send prayers out to everyone directly affected by this the tragedy. these are trying times said officer montrell jackson july 8th. please don't let hate ineffect your heart. this city must and will get better. i'm working in these streets. so any protesters, officers, frien

go the victims are brad garafola, montrial jackson and 41-year-old matthew gerald. >> he spent his whole life serving this country. and he is a hero. >> reporter: a day after the shooting there is a great sense of disbelief in this community. melissa prayed with a police officer. >> i have family members that are in the police department. i fear for them. >> reporter: one officer is still in critical condition. he is fighting for his life. chris martinez, cbs news, that rouge.>> the police officers association has condemned the attack. and they had strong words for the black lies matter movement. as kpix five reporter tells us. >> reporter: the statement from the police officers association was angry and anguish. condemning the latest cowardly ambush. and taking aim at the black lies matter movement. the group is not mentioned by name but they broke, and organization only insights posttest over officer involved protest. we must question the legitimacy of that organization. >> there is a lot of suspect behind the black lies matter movement. i do not want to speak for the po a, they can se

on the right brad garafola, a father of four.s area of east baton rouge is locked downright now, as we speak. police and federal agents looking for evidence in this case. >>> officials in louisiana have called situation an ambush. protests and tensions have been building in baton rouge for almost two weeks after the shooting death of alton sterling by police. sterling's family made an emotional plea for peace hours after the killing spree. >> at the end of the day these people call their families and tell them their daddies aren't coming home. i know how they feel because i got the same phone call. >> reporter: the call echoed the second time in two weeks across the city and nation mourning the loss of those who wear a badge. >> the shooter has been identified as gavin long. he lived in kansas city, missouri. it does not appear he had any links to baton rouge. he may have been stolen rental car. he had a social immediamedia ac and he described him as a life coach, nutritionist, advisor. while in the marines he was a data network

baton rouge police officer montrell jackson, sheriff deputy brad garafola and officer matthew gerald were killed in an attack at a gas station. officer jackson's last facebook post said i swear to god i love this city, i wonder if this city loves me. in uniform i get nasty hateful looks, out of uniform some consider me a threat. >> hero is not a word for those police officers, the sheriff deputies and the city officers, incredible human beings. >> reporter: the shooter has been identified as 29-year-old gavin long from kansas, missouri, he served in the marines and was discharged in 2010. he has no known ties to extremist groups. neighbors looked on in shock. >> he was a nice enough kid growing up. what do you say when somebody does something like that. >> reporter: this comes weeks after the shooting of alton sterling and the shooting in minnesota and then the attack on the police officers in dallas. >> the deaths of these brave police officers show what police confront everyday. we have to be loud and clear nothing justifies violence against police. >> reporter: katherine scott cha

brad garafola, a deputy with the sheriff's office for 24 hours. matthew gerald, a rookie with baton rouge police. montrell jackson, father of a 3 month old with the force for ten years. >> i know montrell has a beautiful family, beautiful family, and a very newborn baby. he just didn't deserve it. none of these officers deserved it. >> reporter: long, a marine sergeant who served in iraq, carried out the ambush on his 29th birthday and was shot dead on scene. overnight, federal agents scoured his kansas city, missouri home looking for anything shedding light on motive. >> the violence, the hatred just has to stop. >> reporter: all this after the shooting death of alton sterling by baton rouge police less than two weeks ago, followed by the fatal shooting of philando castile in minnesota and the murder of five police officers in dallas. alton sterling's aunt echoing that plea. >> that's what we're calling for. stop this killing. >> reporter: baton rouge's satisfactory sa-- sheriff says this won't stop officers from doing their job. >> we will keep

and then brad grau full of -- brad garafola was in the dcfs he was going on vacation, and again, the folks in baton rouge are heartbroken. the vigils are already planned, one being planned by woman that says she knows -- knew two of the officers shot, and that is planned for tomorrow evening, and the community is heartbroken.>> can you give us a sense in the immediate area what the community is feeling right now? you mentioned the memorials, but give us a sense of how baton rouge is reacting.>> reporter: all three of the officers lived in the same community, so you have a large group of people that are reeling from this and cannot believe that all three of them were from the same community, and two lived very close to each other. i spoke with a woman that knew both of the officers, and her husband new one of them, and considered him a friend. her first response was to try to organize the prayer vigil and to try to get this community to come together. spot a live report in baton rouge. >>> a suspected hit-and-run driver crashed into a patrol car around 10:15 pm on the parkside drive.

the funeral for deputy brad garafola take place on saturday and officer montrell jackson will be laid to rest on monday. >>> a group calling himself showing up for racial justice. it's calling for the police department to hold itself accouab a case that gripped the nation will be in court. the case received national attention because chandra leaf vi was having an affair with gary couldn't -- condit. >>> a hong kong court has found a teen protester guilty of taking part in an illegal rally. large crowds demanding the students release. joshua wong and two other student leaders are behind this movement and now face up to two years in prison. no matter the price the students have said they will fight government suppression. >>> it is now 4:36. sick and animal control officers found dozens of cats and kittens inside a northwest washington home. it was an extreme case of hoarding. 63 cats and kittens were found in cramped and unliveable conditions inside a decatur avenue in northwest. >> we're assessing the cats to see what kind of condition they were in. whether or not it rises to the leve

officers montrell jackson and matthew gerald were killed as well as sheriff deputy brad garafola. all three were husbands and fathers. one listed in critical consider. this is just over a week after sunshi niners killed five overs in dallas. >> end of the day, these people call these families and tell them them that their daddies and mamas not coming home no more. i know how they feel because i got the same phone call. stop the killing. stop this killing. >> federal officers shot and killed long, they say he was armed with a rifle and dressed in black. he spent five years in the marines including a tour of duty in the middle east. >>> law enforcement officers from our area found out about the attack after they finished the tour de shore funds raiser in atlantic city. >> the event helps families of fallen officers. >> it really is sad. it's just an all out attack on law enforcement. really not necessary. and our heart goes out. >> it's tough, sad, it makes us angry. but on the other happened when the outpour of support for us comes through, it reens fors why we put the badge on. >>

east baton rouge sheriff's deputy brad garafola spent 20 years on the force and just 45 years old and wife told a local newspaper her husband was duty, the final shift, before a vacation planned to start today. vice president joe biden reflected on the loss. >> my heart goes out to those families and my enduring thanks to every police officer who kissed or waved good-bye to their husband and they want to go home and tuck in their kids. they have a right to do that and a right to be to protect. >> deputy garafola's wife told the local newspaper he doesn't deserve this. he always helped everybody. a vigil for the three fallen officers will be held tonight. gayle? >> thank you. >>> here in cleveland, donald trump's campaign slogan make america great again is woven throughout this convention. monday's theme tonight is make america safe again. michael flynn is among the headlining speakers. tomorrow, the theme is make america work again. >> mike pence speaks wednesday night and that theme is make trump, himself, is the headline on thursday. the theme make america one again will put the foc

three police officers were left dead, montrell jackson and matthew gerald and deputy 45-year-old brad garafola. police identified the gunman as gavin unoon long, a -- eugene long, a military veteran who served five years in the marines. under the name cosmo he posted the video online the day after the five police officers in dallas were shot and killed. >> when you want peace you got to go to war. >> reporter: baton rouge police say an officer is fighting for his life right now. the second officer is expected to have two surgeries today and the third officer is expected to be okay. the front page of the local paper saying it best, senseless. chauncey glover, abc news baton rouge. >>> in the aftermath of the shooting police officers in dallas and baton rouge, philadelphia police are patrolling in pairs. police commissioner, richard ross put the policy back in place several weeks ago. several agencies received threats in the wake of the dallas ambush. philadelphia police will receive help from other departments during next week's democratic national convention. >>> the republican national conven

montrell jackson, matthew gerald, and brad garafola all three husbands, fathers.officers were wounded during the attack. one still in critical condition. officials of louisiana called it an ambush carried out, police say, by a lone gunman gavin eugene on his birthday. >> it's unjustified. it's unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred has to stop. >> reporter: overnight we learned long had an extensive footprint online using the name cosmo setepenra. describing himself as a freedom strategies, author, and spiritual advisor. long was in dallas days after five police officers were assassinated by a sniper. sterling made an emotional plea for peace hours after the spree. >> at the end of the day these people call their families and tell them their daddies aren't coming home. i know how they feel because i got the same phone call. >> reporter: we learned that hours before the attack he posted a cryptic note to social media "just because you wake up in the morning doesn't mean you're living. just because you shed your physical body doesn't mean you're dead." part of the

forty five year old brad garafola, was a 24-year veteran of the east baton rouge sheriff's office. this comes as baton rouge is still reeling from the killing of alton sterling, who was shot and killed during struggle with police nearly two weeks ago?setting off nation-wide protests. the suspect has been identified as 29 year old gavin eugene long, a veteran who served five years in the marines - including tours in japan and iraq. authorities are now searching the suspect's home in kansas city. the shooting sending shockwaves across the country. and as we prepare for the republican and democratic national conventions-- president obama called on all politicians to calm down their rhetoric in the weeks ahead. good morning washington continues to cover the bloodshed in baton rouge. updates all morning long on air and online, at wjla.dot.com. turning to the war on terror. a third american is confirmed dead in last week's terror attack in nice, france. u-c berkeley says the body of 20-year-old nicolas leslie has been identified. the california native was studying abroad when a truck plo

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baton rouge hundreds of members of law enforcement gathered for the funeral of sheriff's deputy brad garafola. the 45-year-old father was one of three officers shot and killed last sunday. today mourners sang hymns and spoke words of peace. he was remembered as a man of his word who took honor in protecting his community. >> strength and courage, every day, all the way to the end. >> surveillance footage showed him exchanging gunfire when he suffered a fatal wound. >>> several san francisco police officers traveled to louisiana to attend the funerals of the fallen baton rouge police officers. they took these photos with the message sfpd stands with you >>> bart officials are praising a train operator for preventing a crash this week. on wednesday night a truck crashed through a fence on to the tracks in oakland. the operator of the train coming from the 12th street station was able to make an emergency stop and prevent a collision. that man will get a formal commendation in his personnel file. >>> the olympics are fast approaching. and one san francisco native who has competed twice before is

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baton rouge police officer montrell jackson, sheriff's deputy brad garafola and officer matthew gerald was killed. the state police superintendent called them ordinary people that were extraordinary at their jobs. >> i told my troopers to be prepared and be aware of your surrounding and be safe. that's what this is all about. >> reporter: the shooter was 29-year-old gavin long from kansas, missouri, he served in the marine and was discharged in 2010. police converged on his last known address in missouri. stunned natures looked on. >> my heart goes out to his family, he had sweet parents. i hope they are doing okay, and the police officers, of course. >> reporter: this comes less than two weeks of the in baton rouge and minnesota and the police shootings in dalts. >> we don't -- dallas, we don't need inflammatory rhetoric. >> reporter: officer jackson's facebook post that has gone viral. he said i swear to god i love this city, i wonder if the city loves me. in uniform i get nasty look, out of uniform i get >> katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> happen

showed video of the gun battle that took the lives of montrell jackson, matthew gerald and deputy brad garafola. the gunfire took place around several buildings before a s.w.a.t. officer killed the suspect from 100 yards away. >> there is no doubt whatsoever that these officers were intentionally targeted and assassinated. it's calculated who work to protect the community every day. three officers were wounded in yesterday's shooting and one is in critical condition. maureen: breaking news from germany. four people were seriously hurt in an axe attack on a train outside of frankfurt. another 14 people were treated for what police were minor injuries including shock. alison: doug hill has the latest outlook on the storms for us. doug: we are in the clear regarding severe storms. we have rain left over. the severe thunderstorm watch, the only place in the viewing area in effect is over the extreme st. mary's county where a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. we have a severe warning and we have moderate rain on the east side of the beltway in prince george's county to annapolis. back edge is m

three officers from two different departments were killed and 45-year-old father of four brad garafola and 41- year-old former marine matthew gerald and 32-year-old montrell jackson who had just become a father. three other officers went to the hospital. one this critical condition. this city has been on edge for nearly two weeks after police shot and killed a black man during a struggle. another police shooting five dallas police officers has added to tensions across the nation. >> we are going to have to do better in terms of our dialogue but we can't pretend that's going to be enough. we need new law enforcement strategies. >> reporter: cbs news has learned long was part of a group that believed government and law enforcement do not have any authority. he frequently posted videos online. >> i thought my own thoughts. i made my own decisions. i'm the one who got to listen to the judgment. >> reporter: long carried out the attack on his 29th birthday. chris martinez, cbs news, baton rouge. >> we can soon learn the identity of the pedestrian who was struck and killed in prince george's

. >> reporter: jackson along with officers matthew gerald and brad garafola were shot and killed by gavin long. the ex-marine opened fire on officers who responded to a report of a man dressed in all black with a gun. this captures one of the officer's desperate plea for help. as part of their investigation, authorities are looking into the gunman's social media activity for clues into the attack. >> you gotta fight back. that's the only way a bully knows to quit. >> reporter: just a week ago, the gunman posted this video on youtube railing about police violence against african- americans. >> if we come together as a family peacefully and talk it out, we can fix our problems. >> reporter: from the white house on sunday, president obama said that an attack on police is an attack on all of us. don champion, cbs news, baton rouge, louisiana. >> as for the injured officers, nice last tullier is hospitalized in critical condition, and 53-year-old bruce simmons is being treated for conditions not life- threatening. >>> flags are flying at half staff in honor of the fallen officers. they were la

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called him a gentle jien. 41-year-old matthew gerald had been on the force less than a year and brad garafolaullets started flying when the officers were called to a gas station less than a mile from police headquarters. >> shots fired! officer down! shots fired! >> now the original call qam -- came in yesterday afternoon for reports of a man with an assault rifle. the officers were ambush they arrived. the suspect was killed. the shooting comes ten days after dallas police officers were killed by a sniper. >>> turning now to the investigation into the gunman. police identified as 29-year-old gavin long from kansas city. yesterday was his 29th birthday. long served as a sergeant in the marine corps and was deployed to iraq. his motives for the shooting are still unclear. police in missouri raided his home looking for clues. police are investigating whether anyone helped him to carry out the attack. two people were detained yesterday but had been released. >>> president obama addressed the shooting from the white house calling it an attack on every american. >>> we as a nation have to be loud

montrell jackson, brad garafola, and matthew gerald. attorney general loretta lynch told mourners the city is united by collective heartache. vice president biden said of the offi a owe you." david bald eagle lived up to the high-flying spirit of his native american name. he was born in a tepee in south dakota in 1919. he was a u.s. army paratrooper, shot four times in the d-day invasion of normandy. bald eagle was a tribal chief, a champion dancer, a race car driver, and a semipro baseball winning "dances with wolves," and also made pictures with gable, john wayne, and marilyn monroe. david bald eagle died on friday. he was 97. a mysterious streak of light lit up social media in the west last night. it was spotted in nevada, utah, and california. some thought it was a meteor. u.s. strategic command says today it was the remnants of a chinese rocket that blasted off more than a month ago and burned atmosphere. and we'll be right back. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in betwe

also on hand at the memorial for offices matthew gerald and montrell jackson and sheriff's deputy brad garafola. >>> still ahead tonight, a stunning reversal in the murder mystery that gripped the nation. why the man convicted of killing washington, d.c., intern chandra levy is now going free. >>> also caught on camera, what is that mysterious light in the sky? it caused quite a frenzy. we'll tell you more about it when we come back. >>> a stunning twist has thrust an infamous murder mystery back into the national spotlight. it was the summer of 2001 in the months before 9/11 when the country was consumed with the disappearance of government intern chandra levy. now all these years later, prosecutors are dropping charges against the man once convicted in her death. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: with no one convicted, chandra leavy's murder remains a mystery, killed while jogging in 2001 at age 24 in washington on an internship. at first police focused on a congressman, gary condit, who had an affair with her, but he was ruled out. seven years ago prosecu

the third is identified as sheriff's deputy brad garafola.fficer jackson had just posted on facebook ten days ago how physically and emotionally drained he been since protests erupted in baton rouge after the july 5th killing of alton sterling by police. in the post he said in part, quote, these are trying times. please don't let hate infect your heart. the city must and will get better. i am 'working these streets, so any protests, officers, friends, family, or whoever, if you see me and need a hug or want to say a prayer, i got you. >>> coming up in 20 minutes we will sit down with the editor and chief of police one, doug wiley. he is a law enforcement expert who helps train several different agencies. he will give us his take on the baton rouge shootings and tensions between the department and communities. >>> thousands of people gathered in nice, france, for a moment of silence to remember the victims of last thursday's attack. french president francios hollande was among them. 84 people were killed when a man drove into a crowd in a truc

services are pending for the third officer, sheriff's deputy brad garafola of the east baton rouge parish >> vicki:hundreds of officers from texas and across michigan gathered in suburban detroit today for the funeral of officer michael krol.killed in that dallas ambush on police, two weeks ago. the procession of law enforcers and other mourners filled a church parking lot in wayne county, where he'd been a sheriff. >> vicki:the michigan native moved to dallas to become a policeman. krol was among five officers killed by a gunman during a march to protest the recent fatal police shootings of black men in minnesota and louisiana. >> grant: cesta scratching for the costsan early morning carjacking in haward leads to a high speed chase and the suspects crashing reports it all started in a toys 'r us parking lot. >> reporter:moments after the carjacking. witnesses capture part of the high speed chase on cellphone video. a five mile ride from hayward to san leandro, where the suspects eventually crashed the car. >>:sot- "absolutely dangerous, you know, a violent crime." >> reporter:hayward pol

department. 41-year-old matthew gerald had been on the force for less than a year. 45-year-old brad garafola was a 24 year veteran of the east baton rouge sheriff's office. all three officers were killed and three more were wounded o n gunman, gavin long. he was killed can during the shootout with police. right now investigation take fwaet tors are looking at several things including youtube posts by the suspect where he references the police shootings. he also said that he planned to stand up to injustice. >> unjustified, unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred just has to stop. >> reporter: tensions in baton rouge have been high after the shooting delt ath of alton sterling. coming up, you'll hear the sterling's plea for peace and also tell you more about the suspect's posts online and how they may hint to a motive. i'm pamela osbourne, nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, pennsylvania governor tom wolf will talk about new efforts by the state to fight opioided a particulared a particulars. the te there will be 20 new centers will people can get help. governor wolf will visit two similar cent

these were his three victims, matthew gerald, brad garafola, and montrell jackson. officer jackson had posted an emotional message on facebook just days before, describing how hard it was to be a black police officer in baton rouge. "i swear to god my love this city, but i wonder if this city loves me," he wrote. "in uniform i get nasty, hateful looks, and out of uniform some consider me a threat t." race relations in america haven't been this tense in 20 years, since the los angeles riots of the early 1990's. many people are asking him when will the spiral of violence end? killings, aof the police chaplain led prayers for the dead and for the troubled nation. the state of louisiana has a long and ugly history of racial division, but here we saw gestures of reconciliation. >> we are all family. it doesn't matter if you are black, white, yellow, pink. if you live in louisiana, you are family. and: some of the flowers flags of morning have been in all-too-familiar sight. nick bryant, bbc news, baton rouge. katty: let's get the latest from laura bicker. she is live fro