brian mooar, nbc news. >>> well mom, she loves a call on mother's day. imagine that call is from the president of the united states. he stopped to say thank you to some moms who had written him letters. >> hi, patty. >> hi, yes. >> hey, this is barack obama. >> nah ha -- >> yeah, it is. >> no way! >> way. i was so proud of everything you've done, raising four kids. and how you raised your sons. >> it's president barack obama. >> we decided on mother's day we needed to call some moms. >> hi! >> how are you? >> doing the most important work there is. >> well, i sure appreciate to hear you say that. now that is a nice happy mother's day. >>> 123 tornados this weekend. over night the texas area was hit pretty hard. still watch and we're all done with the tornado watches now. the last one was cleared a couple of hours ago. little rock you have flash flooding and over two and a half inches of rain. the snow was very impressive too. areas back and only a couple of inches. 13 inches of snow and it's still snowing this morning in north dakota. it happened irch no

brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: caught in a north texas flash flood, wade carson lost his suv, but not his friend. >> very, very traumatic. we were fighting the current, we were no match for that. >> reporter: intense flooding is threatening lives from oklahoma to texas, where jason farley drowned during a water rescue. another death was reported in san marcos texas, south of austin. one of many communities suddenly overwhelmed and underwater. >> if you are forced to go to the roof of your home take something white. you can flag, let us know you're there. >> reporter: ironically, this region had been suffering through a drought until the storms hit. bringing rains and winds that blew the roof off this haus oos apartment building. the water rose 33 feet in just three hours. with water well above flood stage in wichita falls, officials are bracing for a new storm that didn't hit. >> we dodged a bullet quite frankly. >> reporter: but many other communities haven't been and won't be as fortunate as the rainfalls and waters rise. in addition to flooding, large areas of texas and ok

brian mooar, nbc news washington. >>> and new at 6:00, maybe a little bit too easy for some fans to watchast night's big fight on television for free. many fans turned to piracy sites in periscope to tune into the fight. well it had a pretty hefty price tag if you wanted to actually pay for it. fans had to pay up to 100 bucks to watch mayweather pete manbeat manny pacquiao. hbo and showtime did sue several websites for promising to stream the site days before the match actually aired. >> that is wild. >> a lot of people -- >> a new day. >> yeah. a lot of people said it only had a few crazy highlight moments. a lot of people tune in to catch it. >> absolutely. >>> rob, i think you tuned in here and watched it? >> we were tuned in here to the weather wall. >> other features of the weather wall. we have temperatures right now in the 60s. chilly today around san francisco and the north bay. let's take you on a closer view. notice 50s down towards mill valley and low 60s. the closer view shows you the trend of the day. lots of low clouds to start. we'll put in this motion. 60s once the sun bro

brian mooar, the 25-year-old was killed monday after he was shot in the head while on duty saturday. police commissioner william bratton fought back tears as he posthumusly promoted officer moore to detective during the mass. later in our newscast we'll have a report from new york. >>> and in georgia, four people dead when a small plane crashes on an atlanta highway. you can see there is barely anything left of that aircraft. >>> emergency crews shut down both sides of the roadway, causing a massive traffic jam. investigators say the plane crashed just about a mile from the airport where it took off. no word on what caused it to go down. >>> want to spend some time this weekend in europe but don't have the time or money to fly there? not to worry. 27 european embassies in d.c. open their doors to the public tomorrow. if last year is any kind of guide, some 25,000 people will tour at least a few of those embassies. but expect the largest crowd at the british embassy. admission is free but there will be security checkpoints and photography is banned in some of those places. >>> the cap

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >> well the only ones seemingly unafraid of that extreme weather -- take a look at this -- the cows. they did not even really budge too much after the tornadoes hit oklahoma yesterday. storm chasers captured this video of twisters moving closer to the grazing cows. they don't really move too far. no word on whether or not these animals were injured at all during this storm. more storms are expected in oklahoma tomorrow. >>> new at 5:00 an investigation into a death on cal train tracks. transit police say a man was struck and killed near the atherton caltrain station just before 1:00 this afternoon. the train was stopped for about 90 minutes while police investigated. trains and passengers were rerouted. there were no other injuries reported. >>> and a deadly scene in southern california. one man is dead a female officer is recovering after the shooting. it happened about 7:30 this morning in san diego. police say the driver was speeding on the freeway, refusing to pull over for police. a high-speed chase ensued eventually turned into a foot pursuit.

there as bill bratton was at the funeral holding up posthumously a new detective shield paid to brian mooarld back tears, listen. >> as brian's death comes at a time of great challenge in this country, police officers across the country we are increasingly bearing the brunt of loud criticism. we cannot be defined by that criticism. what is lost in the shouting and the rhetoric is the context of what we do. a handful of recent incidents, fewer than a dozen, have wrongfully come to define the hundreds of millions of interactions cops have every year. >> you know, he was one of the good ones. this shows you how important it is to recognize these individuals and for the doj to make that announcement on the very day we are burying one of our own. newspaper with his picture on it his mom crying and sister crying. couldn't it have waited one more day? that's the question he. >> loretta lynch looks at videoed of people looting cvs. making excuses for lawlessness for violence against the innocent. what has happened in baltimore since? maybe not surprisingly there has been a surge of violence. 40 sho

brian mooar, nbc 10 news. >> 50 people became u.s.itizens aboard the battleship new jersey this memorial day. nbc 10 in town for the nationalization ceremony. the bishop used his knights of columbus to remember the sacrifices made by our military. >> this country has been giving me amazing things. for my life and i feel like like it's time for me to be part of the usa, to serve and protect that constitution. >> four members of the military were among those who became u.s. citizens today. >> all right. this is the place to be today. the pool. nbc 10 at the flower town swim club in flower town montgomery county. a lot of people taking a dip to cool off. and nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen back with the first alert forecast. >> and sheena it may be the unofficial start to summer but it really does feel like we've changed seasons out there. >> oh it certainly does. we're about ten degrees above where we should be for today for this time of the year. average highs right around the mid-70s. and most of us are actually in the

. >> nbc 10 national correspondent brian mooar picks up the story from there. >> reporter: a week after a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper were found dead in a burning home near the vice presidential mansion, police announced a break in a case that's shaken the nation's capital. >> the metropolitan police department seeks daron dylon wint black male 5'7" in height weighing approximately 155 pounds. >> reporter: police say wint's last known location was brooklyn, new york. >> right now you have just about every law enforcement officer across the country that is aware of his open warrant and are looking for him. >> reporter: police sources say the big break came from dna found on a piece of pizza delivered to the mansion where savvas savopoulos wife son, and housekeeper were all killed. >> right now it does not appear this is a random crime, there is a connection through the business of the suspect and savopoulos family business. >> reporter: ceo of a successful construction company. he mysteriously be asked $40 million be delivered to his home in the hours before he died.

nbc 10 national reporter brian mooar has the latest. >> reporter: caught in a north texas flash flood, wade carson lost his suv but not his friend. >> very very traumatic. we were fighting the current. we thought we were tough but -- we were no match for that. >> reporter: intense flooding threatening lives from central texas to oklahoma. where a tulsa-area firefighter captain jason farley drowned during a water rescue. >> one step and he was gone. >> reporter: another death reported in san marcos, texas, south of austin. one of many communities suddenly overwhelmed and under water. >> if you are forced to go to the roof of your home take something white you can flag let us know you're there. >> reporter: ironically this region had been suffering through drought until the storms hit, bringing rain and howling winds that peeled the roof off this houston apartment building. the tiny town of wemberley nearly wiped off the map when the blanco river rose. wichita falls officials were bracing for a new storm that didn't hit. >> we've dodged a bullet quite frankly. >> reporter: many other co

brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> police data is showing that south bay police officers are pulling over more blacks and latinos compared to other races. that's according to the san jose mercury news. they looked at police activity from january through september of last year. the report shows that although black and latinos make up about 1/3 of the city's population those groups made up nearly 2/3 of the traffic stops,. still, only 6% of all of those stopped ended up being arrested. >>> turning to decision 2016. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina defends her record at hewlett-packard. during her time there, she laid off 3,500 people. >> why did they fire them? >> i managed hewlett-packard through the worst technology recession through 20 years and yes, indeed some tough calls were necessary. there's nothing worse than laying someone off. on the other hand, many companies against which we competed are gone altogether. we went from lagging behind in every product category to leading in every product category, and we grew jobs here in the u.s. and all over the world. >> fi

on another police matter 25-year-old brian mooar shot dead by a career criminal here in new york cityht the new york mets honored officer moore and hitsz family. >> please join us for a moment of silence in memory of slain new york city police officer brian mooar in honor of his family and loved ones and in tribute to all of the brave men and women who put themselves in harms way to keep our city safe. >> but not everybody feels that way. with us now michael good win who who wrote a column in the new york post today hammering police officials. commissioner said in 50 years of law enforcement he has never seen antipolice sentiment so high in america. why is that happening? >> bill, i think a lot of encouragement is coming from the top of the political establishment. president obama here in new york mayor de blasio. they are both very chummy with al sharpton who is a known anti-coppage territory from way back and i think the combination now has been very powerful. look what eric holder did in ferguson, missouri tried to diet the whole police department. with you have antipolice departme

officer brian mooar. i was in new york and i decided to go out to long island to his wake. and it is kind of what i was saying before. any time you go to a cop's wake or right after -- the precinct after a shooting, they are all there they all show up. it's like a big family. it was quite moving. officer moore was not married. he was only 225. i understand he had something like 10 police officers in his family, including his dad. he was an officer's officer. >> it's tough tonight to look at the families as they get off the buses because they are coming to honor the mothers and fathers and other relatives who have died. it's very sad to see their loss. >> yes, it is. you want possibly know what it's like. no words that i could offer. and i know this from my experience in the defense department and now. there are no words that you can offer to console. but the message that we continually need to christopher is we'll always be there for you as a family. whether it's the department of security we will always be there. >> many are feeling bruised. like the american people don't

. >>> an nypd officer shot in the head over the weekend has died. 25-year-old brian mooar sustained severe brain injuries. his alleged shooter will now be charged with first degree murder >>> we're learning how david goldberg died. he's the ceo of survey monkey and husband of facebook coo sheryl sandberg. officials say the 47-year-old collapsed on a treadmill, fell off and cracked his scull on friday. goldberg and his family were vacationing in mexico. >>> the u.s. has major catching up to do when it comes to maternal and child health. according to the state of the world mothers report, the united states dropped two spots to the number 33 spot among 179 countries. this is partly because other countries are improving faster than the u.s. the top five are all in scandinavia with norway number one. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by vagisil, the experts in intimate health. >>> time to get down to business. good morning. >> good morning to you. >>> panera bread which operates about 1,900 restaurants will eliminate about 150 ingredients from his food including and a new report sho

york city police officer remains in the hospital in critical condition this morning. 25-year-old brian mooarsaturday night. he had been in plain clothes when he tried to question a suspect. the gunman demetrius blackwell was arraigned on attempted murder charges sunday. he was convicted in 2001 of an attempted murder charge. >>> last week the justice department announced a $20 million program to help police departments around the country buy body cameras for officers. minneapolis has already invested more than a million dollars in cameras, but as vinita nair reports, there's more to these programs than simply pressing "record." >> in order to turn them on, we just simply push the lever down. >> reporter: officer brandon bartholomew is one of 36 officers testing the new camera for the minneapolis police department. >> you get comfortable with the camera being there. the training is on the job. >> reporter: as many as 4,000 police departments nationwide are using body cameras. while they reduce the numbers of excessive use of force, they also present a new set of challenges. >> when you can tu

officer brian mooar died today at a hospital in queens with his family at his bedside.ellow officers saluted as this ambulance carrying moore's body left the hospital this afternoon. police say officer moore was trying to stop a man suspected of carrying a handgun on saturday. authorities say that man then shot the officer in the head. moore was just 25 years old. he came from a family of police officers. president obama offered his condolences tonight. >> and the family of fellow officers he joins in the nypd and across the country deserve our gratitude and our prayers not just today, but every day. they've got a tough job. >> authorities already charged demetrius blackwell with attempted murder for shooting officer moore. they'll likely upgrade that charge to murder now. >>> tonight we're hearing police radio transmissions from officers responding to a frantic call in allentown. a woman is accused of throwing her baby off a bridge before jumping in the water herself. >> what i'm being told is she is the mother is directly under the bridge. >> police say -- >> and we h

brian mooar and his part merner were driving in an unarmed patrol car when shethey spotted demetrius blackwell and questioned him when blackwell pulled out a gun fired three shots into the car hitting moore in the face. >> he's in the hospital but remains vigilant and hopeful he will walk out of that hospital. he's in very serious condition. >> blackwell known for causing problems on the streets is being charged with attempted murder. he previously served five years for attempted murder. >> combault more is trying to get back to normal after lifting following the curfew and tension and violence over the weekend. >> decision was made to lift the curfew today. our focus is to ask people to continue to be peaceful so we have the steps toward normalcy. >> the announcement comes two-days after the city's prosecutor announced charges against the six officers who arrested freddie gray. national guard will begin withdrawing troops as we have learned 500 people have been arrested since the protests began and 113 officers injured. >> doubling the field the 2016 race to the white house heating

this morning we are talking of course about officer brian mooar.s wake was jed and it was packed with a sea of police officers in blue from all over the country who came to show their support. also many dignitaries were showing their support. mayor deblasio andrew cuomo, timothy cardinal dolan. he and his partner were on routine patrol when they encountered demetrius blackwell. the two officers tried to stop him but he fired at moore and gravely wounded him. he fought for his life for two-days but did not survive. plenty of support here yesterday and we are expecting more of the same today. back to you. we appreciate it. >> the secret service now adding another level of sharp metal points on top of the white house fence. vehicle checkpoints are getting added protection. >> he ran the va now infamous for his deadly scandal. hill man sue to go get her job back. they are asking court of appeals to look at her firing. she wasn't fired for the wait list scandal but failing to report gifts and retaliating against whistleblowers. the veterans affairs blas

bay area police officers joined thousands of men and women in blue today lay 25-year- old officer brian mooaroday in new york. the casket was escorted to a funeral home. that was his home town. he was on patrol when he was shot in the head on saturday. he was put into a medically induced coma and died monday. >> why is it always the good ones? maybe it is because almost all of them are the good ones. >> the shooter remains behind bars without bail tonight. >>> a construction crane collapsed at parking garage under construction in santa clara this morning. it happened around 7:30 a.m. along great america parkway. not far from levi stadium. sky fox 2 flew over the accident. you can see here the crane is collapsed over the corner of the building. while the rest of the crane is down in the landscape of the building next door. no one was hurt. still no word on why it fell over. >>> a drought project just got underway. a barrier is being built to keep salt water from flowing into fresh water. it will protect the water supply to 25 million. ktvu's tom vacar went back to the site to explain how it al

brian mooar, nbc news washington. >>> his car and the pressure cooker in it triggered a scare on capitolday. new at 5:00 news 4 talks to the man who calls it one big misunderstanding. >>> memorial day xhemations unfolding live on the nbc washington app today. the sights and sounds of emotional tributes across the dmv. >>> and summer pattern to follow memorial day. storms will mean downpours. where they could fire coming up. >>> first at 5:00 life saving heroics at a local community pool. residents at a rockville complex pull an unconscious boy from the water and revive him on the spot. >> memorial day nearly turned tragic today at that swimming pool in the 1600 block of yale place. news 4 is there live now. residents are credited with saving this boy's life. >> reporter: well that's right, jim. this is a great story of how two quick-thinking people in this rockville neighborhood took action and helped save the boy's life and folks out here are crediting them with doing so. it happened right behind me over there. you can see that pool. it is now closed. and that's where it occurred. let's

officer brian mooar was an orioles fan.was shot trying to stop a man suspected of having a handgun. they took part in the tribute to him with the game against mets at citi field. the o's are giving him an autographed ball from chris davis who was his favorite player. >>> this next story is a fitting example of how technology can work in our favor. a florida woman was being held hostage and used a pizza hut app to call for help. >> she ordered a small pepperoni pizza with two secret messages. at the top it said get 911 help. at the bottom it said, hostage help. they say a man was holding his girlfriend and three children inside their home hostage for most of the day while sharpening a large hunting knife. >> did you think someone was playing a prank you know? >> no, i have been here 28 years. i have never seen anything like that come through. >> with the law enforcement, you get to help people that makes you feel good. >> now, calling 911 through that pizza ordering app was the first time this agency has seen something like

> tens of thousands of police officers coming from far and wide for the funeral of nypd officer brian mooarhe 25-year-old died monday two days after being shot while on patrol. >>> four people onboard a small plane died this morning after it crashed on a busy georgia interstate. the faa and ntsb now investigating. >>> i don't know if this is good news or bad. prices at the pump are going up for drivers, just in time for summers. analysts blaming rising crude oil prices and strong gasoline demand. >>> hillary clinton being lauded by "the new york times" editorial board for, quote, taking the lead on immigration reform as she makes her second attempt at a run for the white house. a secret audiotape is surfacing that appears to reveal a very different side of mrs. clinton and her opinion of illegal immigrants when she was a senator. ed henry live in washington. sounds like a dramatic flip-flop for hillary clinton. >> reporter: she was in las vegas this week at this round table discussion where she was meeting with illegal immigrants to show she is serious about immigration reform. that is her

somber farewell for officer brian mooar. some 30,000 police officers from across the country paid their respects at moore's funeral. moore died monday after he was shot in the head last weekend. he was just 25 years old. last saturday he and his partner had stopped a man suspected of carrying a gun in queens, new york. that man opened fire on them. a police chaplain told those gathered at today's funeral that officer moore had a vocation to be a hero. the man suspected of killing moore faces numerous charges, including murder and attempted murder. demetrius blackwell is his name and being held without bail. he has not entered a plea. >>> justice department is launching an investigation into the baltimore police department. attorney general loretta lynch made the announcement today. she met with the mayor of baltimore and other city leaders. the mayor asked for a full-fledged civil rights investigation into policing practices. the justice department will look for patterns of excessive force or improper stops and searches. the

uniformed officers stood outside a queens hospital to salute the ambulance carrying the body of officer brian mooar. he and his partner were in plain clothes when they approached him. police say blackwell shot at them hitting moore in the head and face, he was just 25 years old. >> extraordinary young man, great loss to his family great loss to this department and great loss to this profession and to this city. zblf he's already been charged with attempted murder. but now the charge will likely be upgraded to murder. he's the third new york city police officer in the line of duty in five months. >>> in baltimore, a state of emergency will remain in effect for two more days after last week's unrest. the curfew is no longer in effect. but police say extra officers will continue to be on patrol in areas of concern. last week's riots and looting followed outrage over the death of freddie gray who died from injuries suffered in police custody. six baltimore officers are now facing charges in that case. more than 200 businesses were lost to the riots and looting. police arrested more than 460 people. a a

. >> i agree it's the way do you it new york city. 25-year-old police officer brian mooar shot dead allothes with his partner trying to stop robberies that were affecting the poor neighborhood. they had a suspect and they walked over to talk to him and he shot mr. moore. so the suspect demetrius blackwell, there he is. long rap sheet violent guy. so what i'm calling for now is i want a valley -- rally in new york city respect the police rally? can we get a respect the police rally? do you think we can get one? >> you know, because of the incidents that we have seen and they have been sporadic and they have been in various states but many would have you believe it is an epidemic and that police are gunning down innocent african-american men by the day here in this country. the stats don't back. and so now what we have is an atmosphere politicians sometimes at the highest levels that police are a bunch of murderers that they are out to do target practice. >> can we do a respect police demonstration wouldn't that be in good in the contest plaintiff moore losing his life? >> gutfeld was say

very sad news in new york tonight. 295-year-old police officer brian mooar shot in the head over the weekend while trying to stop a man with a handgun has died. he is the third nypd officer killed on duty in five months. the suspect demetrius blackwell has been charged with attempted murder but that now is expected to be amended to murder. blackwell is being held without bail and hasn't entered a plea. his attorney has denied the charges. and right now no more curfew in baltimore. people are now allowed to stay out past 10:00 p.m. and the national guard is pulling out. now, is it a good sign or a recipe for disaster? plus new questions about a conflict of interest for the baltimore states' attorney marilyn mosby. our legal panel who is here but leland vittert is live on the ground. leland? >> hi, greta. the that fraternal order of police is still pounding away at the state attorney here who has charged these officers charging conflict of interest against the state attorney there are two issues here. one is that she took a lot of campaign contributions from the gray family attorney, t

department in mourning after the death now of a young officer shot over the weekend. 25-year-old brian mooarcally injured on saturday after a gunman shot him in the head and died yesterday. moore and another officer was questioning a man in queens when the gunfire start pend the other officer was not injured. police arrested the suspect and prosecutors say he will face a first degree murder charge. >>> relatives of the boston marathon bomber testified in court. tsarnaev is showing little emotion during this trial but he did actually tear up as his aunt began sobbing on the stand yesterday. tsarnaev's cousins said he was a kind person and always had a smim on his face. they also said he was very close to his older brother tamerlan who helped carry out the bombing. defense lawyers are trying to prove that tsarnaev was only acting under the influence of his older brother. >>> video app users gaming the system are sparking a new fight over the fight of the century. saturday night's floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao fight cost $100 to order. some people who forked over the money used streaming vide

officer brian mooar had tickets. he died on monday. his picture was displayed on the video board.n honor guard. >> very nice tribute indeed. >> among the allegations, the misused confidential customer information. they issued credit cardses and lied about fees. they say the practice has damaged customers' credit. wells fargo will vigorously defend itself. >>> packquiao is being sued for his big fight with mayweather. they claim fraud because he did not reveal his shoulder injury before the bought. his attorney calls the lawsuit frivolous. >>> new information on a cbs news investigation. american troops and veterans in pain are being marked dubious treatments. they cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. jim axelrod shows us hundreds of millions selling them. good morning. >> we found them marked directly to members of the military and they're billed to the pentagon at prices that are hard to believe. major general richard thomas has a big expensive problem on his hand. >> it's just been an tr asiconomal explosion of charges in a relatively short period of time. >> reporter

news" remembers a new york city police officer who was killed in the line of duty. 25-year-old brian mooary a gunman with a long criminal record. hundreds paired their respects as he was carried from the hospital. the suspect will be charged with murder. >>> the ntsb is taking steps to prevent planes from landing at the wrong airport. it happened in areas where airports were miles within each other. in 2013 a cargo plane landed at the wrong airport in kansas and temporarily got stuck. >> that's a strange story. >> how does that happen. they need to work that out. that's scary stuff. >> talk with somebody before you land. >> i'm coming down. >>> and "the new york times" -- >> is this den very or not? >> is this denver or aspen? "the new york times" says panera bread is dropping add tevs from its foods. this is by the end of next year. this is in a move toward simplicity and transparency. among the ingredients being moved, artificial smoke flavor and caramel color. >>> this morning in california a man who built his life and career around the professional service in marines is under fire. gre

tough job. [ applause ] >> president obama in new york paying his respects to fallen nypd officer brian mooardays after being shot in the head. flags in new york are flying at half staff today. i'm joined by karen desoto good morning. >> good morning, jose. >> now what happens with the prosecution's case? obviously, the charges against the suspect are being upgraded. >> yes, of course now that the officer has sadly passed away it's going to be upgraded to a first-degree and in new york thankfully, we don't have the death penalty, however, this unfortunate suspect at this point is going to be facing life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> and do we know i mean what happened? >> well you know the facts aren't 100% clear right now, but it appears, or the reports say, that they pulled up and they were in an unmarked car and that they saw a waistband, and in the waistband a gun or object in the waistband of the subject and, you know it sounds like he got panicky and shot and a police officer wound up passing away in this case shot in the head through the glass of the car. and this wou

. >>> and officer brian mooar shot in the head in the line of duty on saturday died yesterday followingutside the queens hospital where officer moore was being treated. hundreds of uniform police officers standing at attention at his body was transported away in an ambulance. among them officer moore's father retired sergeant raymond moore. bill de blasio and president obama both spoke about his son on monday. >> our city is in mourning. our hearts are heavy. we lost one of new york's finest. and that phrase needs to be fully you said stood. we lost one of the best amongst us. a young man who was called to dosaid stood. we lost one of the best amongst us. a young man who was called to do good for others to serve others, who was willing to put his life on the line. that is not most people that is one of the finest amongst us who will do that. >> as many of you know new york's finest lost one of its own today, officer brian mooarre moore, he passed away early today. he came from a family of police officers and family of fellow officer, he joined in the nypd and across the country deserve

fellow officers saluted the ambulance that carried the body of brian mooar from a queens hospital. moore was shot when he and his partner approached a suspect suspected of carrying a gun. at a news conference mayor bill de blasio called moore one of new york's finest. >> we lost one of the best amongst us. young man who was called to do good for others, to serve others, who was willing to put his life on the line. that is not most people. that is one of the finest amongst us who will do that. >> demetreus blackwell is now charged with first degree murder. >>> a change is coming for the u.s. military. president obama will name joseph dunford as the next chairman of joints chief of staff. dempsey is completing his duty in october. >>> former arkansas governor mike huckabee plans to make an announcement in his hometown of hope, arkansas. he won eight states in the 2008 primary. he will join five other candidates in the race for the white house. >>> a chaotic scene in brazil after a riot breaks out after a championship soccer match. police had to fire stun grenades as fans stormed the