brian moore struck down in the prime of his life by a black suspect. brian is a white officer and had no doubt brian moore shot and killed the suspect who shot him, it would have led to news led to every news outlet in america would have said white officer shoots black suspect. i think that's sick. but that's what we've come to in the united states. >> i couldn't agree more. when have you ever heard somebody say cop's lives don't matter? that's the outcome of a situation like this where there is all of this outrage before proper investigation, any time a suspect is shot by the police in the course of the line of duty. here we have an officer that was murdered, an officer that was well respected by all of his peers serving these communities so challenged by the socioeconomic strife the crime in the area why isn't anybody talking about it? dana welcome back. >> thank you. glad to be here of course. i think what sheriff clark is saying -- he's brave enough to say it out loud. i think we all know that would have been the case. the media, having just covere

thank you. >>> now a live look on long island here funeral of police officer brian moore, mass services people from all over the country attending this funeral. officer moore died monday after being shot in the head almost a week ago tomorrow. officials say he and his partner stopped a man suspected of carrying a handgun when that man opened fire. we'll be right back. ♪ nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual bleeding breast or uterine cancer blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache pelvic pain, breast pain vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of get

brian moore a decorated nypd officer who died after he was shot in the line of duty last saturday. rday officers and politicians along with family and friends paid their respects to moore at a funeral home in bethpage, new york. >> he was every commanding officer's dream. if i had an army of brian moore's there would be no crime in the city. >> moore is the third nypd officer to die in the line of duty in the last five months. his funeral is scheduled to begin at 11 this morning. >>> the justice department expected to launch a federal investigation now into the baltimore police department. new attorney general loretta lynch could make anthat announcement earlier today. they requested the doj investigate if the police department in baltimore has a pattern of excessive force and discrimination. all of this stems from the arrest of freddie gray who died in police custody. six officers face charges in the arrest. they have days of -- it sparked riots and looting. >>> the monitoring of phone calls has been declared illegal by the federal appeals court. they say the surveillance went beyo

. >> brian moore. >> brian moore. >> right. >> nobody should die in police custody. but what about this cop? what about these officers don't they have civil rights? where's going to be the parade the protests for this cop? >> nothing. nothing. your buddy al sharpton nowhere to be found. >> if this was reversed if this white cop had shot the thug if he had shot the thug in the face there would have been another demonstration in new york. i think this has become the focus of the civil rights movement of this 21st century. it's tragic. there's so much more egregious issues to deal with. >> i got to bring politics into this. as much as the president doesn't help it. the president briefly mentioned the cop, but he talks more about black men, et cetera et cetera experiencing being treated differently by law enforcement. i don't know most law enforcement that way. they have a very difficult job. high crime urban areas. a lot of drugs being dealt to kids including freddie gray. how many times was he arrested for selling narcotics? >> nine times. >> narcotics. heroin. that's

we just talked about brian moore, the new york city police officer gunned down. been -- if that subject would have been pulling out and moore shot him with all of his experience and probably reaching into his waistband means something dangerous is going to happen and it turned out to be a pack of cigarettes as we shot him, we would be hanging more for being yet another white racist cop killing a black guy, and instead he is dead. that's the problem, when white cops do this, they endanger all the other good cops out there, and they are trying to enforce the laws and trying to use their experience to keep from being killed. >> how will the department go about figuring this out? >> they will go back to who these officers are that sent these messages and then how many cases were they involved in and how many arrests did they make? were the arrests possibly judgment calls that could be called into question based on you know their racist activities? the times they arrested the black person or a minority member? in san francisco, i worked with the fbi for many years, and

and then say -- >> i don't think it was brian moore. it was the previous one. >> it was a couple of days ago. not at the funeral. >> again, i'm going to say this it's not for me to tell him what to tell his black kid about how he feels when he goes out there. eric it's not. he's >> he's a public figure. >> if you're going to talk about a fallen 25-year-old cop and say, by the way, the nypd really needs to -- >> no. but i will tell you this i have no issues. nobody crosses the street when i walk down the street. >> you are deflecting. >> i am not deflecting. >> he was wrong to do it. >> what he's not wrong to do is telling a white person nobody crosses the street when they see me at 2:00 a.m. if you're a black guy walking down the street -- >> they do when they see me because it's often what i am wearing. >> i don't blame people who are african-american who feel like they are being -- there's discrimination against them. >> dana last few, this next week may 13th is national police week. they are asking residents to go to the precincts fo

brian moore was struck in the head and killed. his partner survived. sea of blue. >> every one of these funerals every one of these wakes there is a constant refrain. why is it always the good ones? maybe it's because almost all of them in our profession are the good ones. >> two other new york police officers also lost their lives recently wenjian liu and officer ram moss was killed by one who vowed to kill police officers. the killing gained national attention. in omaha 29-year-old carrie orozco was out looking for a krer criminal. when they approached he opened fire and he killed her. she was scheduled to go on a delayed maternity lay the next day. she gave birth to a premature baby daughter in february. the baby was released from the hospital the day her mom died. listen. >> such a terrible tragedy. i mean again, a mom, just had a newborn baby. it just really is terrible. >> across the country in 2014 1030 police officers were1 130 were killed. the president praised their courage. listen. >> we could not be prouder of them more grateful for their s

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the fact is everyone in america should be given medals for the cops and brian moore, the fact he goth a large turnout shows to me real americans, real people real people on the ground appreciate the cops unfortunately, too many in the national media, tom politicians listen to the likes of al sharpton. >> congressman, good to see you. >> megyn, thank you. thanks for this. thank you very much. >>> well a fierce debate over free speech has happened as some have chosen to attack a group that was almost murdered by terrorists. for what they were saying at the time. howie kurtz on the winners and losers in all of this and why he is not happy with the media next. >>> plus my interview with dr. phil. the advice he offered years ago that changed my life and got me in this anchor chair and i finally had the chance to ask him about it. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor you knew better. now ron does too. introducing the e s

brian moore dedicated his life to protecting all of us. >> let us say farewell to detective brian moore as he begins his journey to a new assignment a hero of the city a guardian at the gate of new york city and now a guardian angel at the gate of heaven. >> the chaplain said god prepared a place for officer moore and he's basking in the warmth of god's love. >> all who knew him, loved him, something he said and did, something personal to you and to him, and every time you think of that thing, you'll know brian is there. >> some have said officer moore was born blue. his father seen here saluting the ambulance carrying his son this week is a retired nypd sergeant and prompting him to take the entrance exam at just 17 and he joined in july 2010 and he made more than 150 arrests and received various service medals and also devoted to his family always reserving one of his days off to be with his mother. today at his funeral, observe brian moore was honored for his dedication, promoted posthumously detective, first grade. applause filled the church easing some of the grief, if only for a m

brian moore was just on patrol with the anti-crime division. saw someone grasping into their waistband and called out and asked what are you doing? he didn't shoot. he didn't even have his gun on that officer. the man did have a gun. turned around and shot him. ironically an officer who didn't shoot when someone it appeared was reaching for a weapon and he ends up to be dead. today they are honoring this young man who comes from a long family history of officers. his father his uncle, his cousins, all law enforcement and now they all have to mourn their fallen young officer, brian moore, 25 years old. that funeral set to begin in less than an hour now. >> all right, jean casarez reporting live for us this morning. thank you so much. and as those thousands of officers prepare to mourn one of %-ptheirfallenolleagues,i want to talk more about it with cnn law enforcement analyst and former assistant director of the fbi, tom fuentes. representatives from all across the country have come to pay their last respects to this young officer. you were a

a sense of sadness and loss here at the 105th precinct this is where brian moore worked for nearly fivet up. one note reads rest in peace officer moore. this 25-year-old officer died yesterday. there was a moving tribute yesterday outside jamaica hospital. it was a sea of blue as fellow nypd officers showed up to salute officer moore as an ambulance drove by with his body. on saturday night moore and his partier were patrolling a neighborhood when they pulled up behind . . . . at red lobster's create your own seafood trio... ...if it looks tasty you order it. choose 3 of 9 dishes for just $15.99. like baked lobster alfredo. brown butter shrimp scampi. and soy-ginger salmon. hey, this is my plate. get yours while you still can. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long.

. ♪ you are in long island where officer brian moore was laid to rest. >> a day full of outpouring ofll: every one of them everyday put their life on the line. >> get together. >> i am here. it is more than just what they wear, physical mannerisms. think about it. >> that is what he is doing. converts them into furniture for kids with physical disabilities. bill: wouldn't what we call this fixing should that is broken? ♪ bill: you are in long island where today one of new york's finest hero officer brian moore was laid to rest. what do you got? >> started my day like any other, but also as a new yorker latin american i came out i came out here to long island to pay my respects. seems to be about 30000 out here. parked my car on the exit ramp and walked about a mile down the road. came pretty early. an entire early. the entire staff for a hospital came out to greet the people that were coming. just been a day full of outpouring of support. everywhere. outside of st. james church right down the street. the feeling of sadness is palpable in the year. across some of the business people ar

a young police officer, brian moore, just 25, died on monday, two days after he was shot in the head career criminal. moore and his partner had stopped the man, suspecting he was carrying a handgun when the guy pulled out the gun and opened fire. thousands of police officers from all over the country are there in a show of support. look at that helicopter shot on right of your screen. look at the sea of blue outside of that church. again thousands descended on seaford the services for brian moore, shot and killed, died this week after confronting a career criminal. julie banderas has a live report in our next hour of "happening now." ♪ just because someone grows older does that mean they have to grow apart from their friends, or from the things they love to do? with right at home, it doesn't. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to help with personal care housekeeping, meals - and most of all, staying engaged - in life. oh, thank you, thank you. you're welcome. are you ready to go? oh, i sure am. we can provide the right care, right at home. jon: fox news

shot officer brian moore in the head. he later died in the hospital.orce just five years. his partner was not hurt during the shooting. really i sounding images of the -- really astounding images of the funeral, and this is how it works in new york city. way too many of new york city's finest have died in this way. would you look at this? thousands and thousands saluting. as his remains come by. it's an incredibly powerful thing. the level of support. not just from new york city, but from police departments and sheriffs offices all across the land. salutingsaluting the hearse and the family. this is brian moore's family, his father here in the background, just as open for the world to witness their grieving as anybody ever could be. and just a couple of police officers sharing a hug today because when one goes, it certainly affects them all. this is a sign of the times. heavy security at the funeral. these are police snipers looking over the area. they thenned to take out individual police officers. it has happened right here, and awful sign of our tim

as katherine craig shows us about 30,000 police officers paid their respects to officer brian moore at his funeral today. >> reporter: along with the officers and cadets who arrived by the thousands to pay their respects and say good-bye to nypd officer brian moore. in clusters we saw people from the community gathering. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> little ones from a day care here in bethpage said thank you and carried signs saying blue lives matter. their and their teacher watched as the hearse carrying brian moore made its way to the church. >> there's no way. i mean i didn't know him personally. one of my staff members went to high school with him. she's at the church right now. and we wanted to do something for them for the family. >> as far as the eye could see, mixing in with those in uniform, civilians on this warm day, susan penn handed out bottled water to anyone who wanted it. >> it's about time we come together and support the cops. and let them know we're here for them too. >> nearby businesses gave out free drinks and snacks too, all around tributes to officer moore. ri

. >>> thousands gathered in new york to pay their final respects to brian moore. shot while questioning a convicted criminal. his death is a reminder of the real dangers police officers face. christiankristin saloomey has more. >> prosecutors say this man demetrius blackwell shot moore in the face after the officer approached him for questioning. last year has been tough for nypd. >> we hadn't had a police officer death for four years. then we had two who were assassinated then officer moore was killed tragically in the line of duty, doing what we ask cops to do. >> during the month of demonstrations, police officer's duties are being scrutinized. >> we have new york, ferguson, chicago, baltimore there have been incidents now everywhere across the country. it's been apparent i think to the country that there's been a lot of bad stuff that's got on. >> the change in public standing is not lost on police officers present and past. >> it's terrible. almost why would you want to be a cop in this day? >> reporter: still at the precinct where moore worked, neighbors bro

brian moore was struck in the head and killed. his partner survived. > at every one of these funerals at every one of the wakes, there's a constant refrain, why is it always the good ones. well maybe it's because almost all of them in our profession are the good ones. >> two other new york police officers also lost their lives recently. they were ambushed in their squad car at point-blank range by a man who vowed to kill police officers. the killer then turned the gun on himself. the killing gained national attention. in omaha, 29-year-old police officer carrie roscoe was out looking for a career criminal when they approached the suspect, he opened fire killing her. she was scheduled to go on a delayed maternity leave the very next day. she gave birth to a premature baby daughter back in february. the baby was released from the hospital the day her mom died. listen. >> such a terrible tragedy. a mom, just had a newborn baby. it really is terrible. >> across the country, in 2014 130 police officers were killed in the line of duty. at a ceremony in washin

we learned this afternoon that 25-year-old officer brian moore passed away. this has been a very difficult day for the officers at this particular precinct. this morning they were at a funeral for one of their own who died from a 9/11 related illness and then this afternoon young this heroic officer did not make it was troubling for them. take a look. hundreds of new york city police officers lined the street outside jamaica hospital. a solemn honor guard stood at attention as the body of 25-year-old police officer brian moore was taken from the medical center to the funeral home. police commissioner brat ton broke the news no one wanted to hear. >> with great regret and sadness that i announce the passing of new york city police officer brian moore. shield number 469 new york city police officer. killed in the line of duty. >> officer moore was shot twice in the head saturday evening in queens village while on plain clothes patrol with his partner. they stopped 35-year-old dimitris blackwell because he appeared to have something in his waistband. prosecutors

thousands of mourners paid their respect to slain nypd officer brian moore. all that and more as "hannity" continues. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. >>> i don't have really any reaction to the comment on it yesterday. it's only been 30 hours, so i haven't had much time to digest it fully. but when i do i'll let you know how i feel about it. >> that was tom brady, an event in massachusetts last night. speaking for the first time since the deflategate report was released. the latest nfl scandal has many fans upset with the new england quarterback. but he hasn't let that stop him from enjoying the weight of his new super bowl ring. watch. >> has this however

brian moore died days after being shot in the line of duty. this morning the man accused of pulling the trigger, demetrius blackwell is charged with first degree murder. moore questioned blackwell before saturday's shooting because they thought he was carrying a concealed weapon. an ambulance took his body from a queens hospital. >> extraordinary young man. great loss to his family a great loss to his department, and a great loss to this profession and to this city. >> he is the third officer killed in the line of duty. >> heartbreaking new details about the death of facebook chief operating officer cheryl sandburg's husband. we know dave goldburg died from head trauma and from blood loss. the 47-year-old was ceo of survey monkey and he died with his family in mexico. he collapsed op a dread mill and hit his head. goldburg passed away in a hospital. >> a family severely poisoned by a dangerous pesticide on the u.s. virgin islands six weeks ago. they are still in critical condition. the parents you see there steven and teresa they are in rehab t

a father/son relationship that came to a tragic end when brian moore died. the attempted murder charge on the suspect will be upgraded to first-degree murder and just weeks ago today, brian stopped crime and fighting crime and he's remembered as he died protecting and serving the be innocent. it is a sad way to say good by. >> tremendous >> the attorney general loretta lynch announced the civil rights probe. this is all in the wake of riots following the funeral of freddie grachlt >> today, the department of justice is opening an investigation into whether the baltimore police department has engaged in a pattern or practice of the violation of the constitution or federal law. >> six baltimore police officers are facing the charges for the death of freddie gray. >> hillary clinton vows to double down on president obama's amnesty plan. and provoking a battle with the republican candidates. what is at stake here. betsy woodrough from the daily beast. and the senior editor of national review. welcome to both of you. >> betsy, to you first. i mentioned that hilla

nbc's brian moore has more from washington. >> in baltimore another mass rally and lingering question. >> everybody has been asking the same questions, what are the next steps. >> six officers are facing charges in the death of freddie grey and the deescalation of tensions convinced officials to lift the nighttime curfew in effect since tuesday. >> it's going to take awhile to get back to normal but i think lifting the curfew is a good idea. >> a lot of the unrest has been settled. settled down in the sense of the protest but that doesn't mean the work doesn't continue. >> nearly 500 people were arrested in a week and a half of unrest. a few dozen on the curfew's final night. the law looted at the height of monday's rioting is reopening and the community is eager to see national guards men and police go home but demonstrators say their voices will not be silent. >> snounow is the moment. our window is open. let us push for justice. >> we have to see this all the way through until all six officers trade in their blue uniforms for orange uniforms. >> baltimore, a city no longer under cu

right now we are live in the new york studio with the story. >> police tell us officer brian moore is in critical condition. we've learned from a hospital source that part of his skull had to be removed to allow for swelling. officers searched for the suspect yesterday. according to police officer moore and his partner saw him walking and adjusting an object in his waistband. he turned and pulled out a gun from his waistband and deliberately fired twice into their car. officer moore was in the driver's side and was hit in the suspect. his partner was not injured. they found is suspect about an hour and a half later and took him into custody. the suspect has an extensive arrest history according to police. the officer has nearly five years on the force and comes from a long line of service in his family. despite past tensions with police new york city mayor showing support. >> it's a reminder of the dangers that all of our officers face every single day, but they are dedicated. a sworn oath and they live up to that oath as men and women go out and put their lives on the line. >> here a

today is the funeral for new york police officer brian moore who was shot dead last week.is monday national police week starts to show appreciation for all of our fallen officers. it's needed now more than ever because, unlike cop activists, cop supporters have jobs. and so we must try harder to thank the police because they won't be asking for it. it was just months ago that

>> brian moore lives five minutes from my house, five minutes from brian's house.ion. the best thing for everyone to do is pray and hope. to see the way he looks and to see what happened to him is catastrophic. right now, he's clinging to life. it's a tough fight. >> sure. congressman, you know there has been this anti-cop rhetoric out there. and you know look at the two guys who were gunned down here in new york city a couple of months back. it's the same thing. so many people are saying, you know the cops they're just bad, bad, bad. >> steve, this is absolutely disgraceful. first of all, if we're talking about the african-american community. no one has done more to save lives and put their own lives on the line than the nypd and police departments around the country. in new york alone, there are thousands and thousands of young african-americans alive today because of the efforts of the nypd. and what brian moore was doing the other night, this is what goes on all the time. cops putting their live said on the line. working in plain clothes, trying to find men who

brian moore has been in critical condition since saturday when he and a fellow officer were shot while trying to question a man in queens. the suspect was arrested and now faces upgraded charges of first-degree murder. >>> lewd conduct charges dropped against an actress and her boyfriend after disturbing the peace. they agreed to write a letter of apology. the two were detained last september by officers responding to a call about a couple having sex in a car. >>> let's get a start on your money with cristina alesci. >> the s&p 500 added six points. it is now less than 1% away from the report. the dow and nasdaq are close to record territory. we got some details on mcdonald's turn around efforts. efforts to reverse sliding sales. it will cut costs by franchising more restaurants. i have to say, i was really surprised it offered few details and it's testing flavors. we will see. they have to come up with something. >> times are tough for mcdonald's. investors not impressed with the plan. >> no the stock was down by 1.6%. i think the company really wanted to see a pop. they were not able

you see police there saluting officer brian moore, badge number 469. he was just 25 years old. stopped to question. police arrested demetrius blackwell a short time later. the charges include first degree murder. moore is the first nypd officer to be killed in the line of duty since december when two officers were gunned down. >> the family of a boy killed by police in cleveland five months ago is demanding answers. tamir rice was shot and killed last november while carrying a toy gun. an investigation ee revealed the responding officer fired within two seconds after arriving on the scene. a videotape re-enactment has been made by the police department. >> no one has been charged, no one has been held accountable for the death of 12-year-old tamir rice, and it breaks his mother's heart. >> tamir's mother hasn't been able to bury her son and reportedly has moved into a homeless shelter to get away from the park where he died. the family is asking their civil suit against the officers involved go forward with or without the results of a criminal investigation. >> tension still ru

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kevin: by the thousands, law enforcement officers mourn the death of the nypd's brian moore, the 25-year-old officer was gunned down saturday while on patrol at queens. a visual outpouring of support for his extend family in blue. men and women trained to trust their instincts. but accused of losing the trust of those they are sworn to protect. >> this investigation will begin immediately. >> loretta lynch announced that the justice department will investigate the baltimore police department's use of force. >> if unconstitutional policies or practices are found, we will seek a court enforceable agreement to address those issues. >> the civil rights division is separate from a probe already underway into the death of freddie gray who suffered a fatal spine injury while in baltimore police custody. setting off a night of rioting and days of protest in the city and across the country. the inspection welcomed by congressman elijah cummings who said, the doj is helping us get to the bottom of the breakdown between the police and the community. this latest investigation is similar to one conducted

. >> reporter: by the thousands, law enforcement officers mourn the death of the nypd brian moore, the 25-year-old officer would was gunned down while on patrol in queens. todays pro- todays pros todays pro-session pros procession. attorney general loretta lynch announced that the justice department will investigate the baltimore police department's use of force and discriminatory policing. >> if unconstitutional policies or practices are found, we'll seek a court enforceable agreement to address those issues. >> reporter: the department by the civil rights division is separate from a probe already under way into the death of 25-year-old freddie gray who suffered a fatal spine injury. elijah cummings said, "the doj has reinforced its commitment to helping us get to the bottom of the breakdown in trust between the police and the community." this latest investigation was conducted in ferguson missouri where a white officer shot an unarmed black teenager last year. the doj concluded that the department routinely practiced racial practices. while the victim in each instance was black, half

brian moore is hit on the front cheek and in the back of the head. they're now at home near the shooting scene and they arrested him. they have not found the weapon used in the shooting. >>> the govern over maryland is calling for a day of prayer and peace after a day of unrest. govern er larry hogan says there will be several services tomorrow. the city is trying to find a sense of normalcy. okay land -- oakland police on stand by tonight after destructive protesting la last night. police said after a day of peastles protests, things turned violate last night. small group began smashing businesses and window and cars at a dealership. police chief sean wentz says the damage was the wrs he had seen, bass more arrests could be on the way. >> >> we collected a fair amount of vid grow. we will look at that. >> what i observed is a huge, angry crowd where it would compromise officer safety to arrest someone at that moment. >> police did make about a dozen arrests were were unable to stop a lot of the dog. >>> coming up, thousands of girlcount scots come f

police departments all over the country who like brian moore fight every day. rs on the force, a son, nephew and cousin of police officers prior earned medals for a 150 arrest. the governor yesterday at the wake told moore's family and his father in particularly your son must have loved you and followed you into the business. brian moore was pronounced dead on sunday two days after being shot in the head by a career criminal. the attempted murder charge on the suspect whose name i will not utter today, has been upgraded to first degree murder. >> there has been tension between the mayor and the police department. how is he going to be perceived? >> he was at the wake yesterday and like other times they don't expect to turn their back on him. today is about brian. his loved ones his family and colleagues who loved him and said he was born into life as a cop and died to protect and serve. back to you. >> such a sad story. julie julie julie, thank you. >>> we are going to take you back to washington as we await the justice department news conference that is about t

next. ♪ ♪ lou: thousands of police gathering in new york long island for the funeral of brian moore.ar-old officer was shot in the head while on patrol last saturday. he became the third member of the nypd to be killed in the line of duty since december. police commissioner bill bratton praised more as a devoted officer. >> he dreamed of being a cop. he dreamed of following his dad, whom he loved so much. he dreamed of following his dad's brother and his aunt's cousin and his cousins. he dreamed of getting the bad guys off the street. he wanted to make a difference. lou: today's funeral comes a day after mayor bill de blasio announced a new 2016 budget that does not include funding to increase the number of policeman on the street. in so doing, de blasio is ignoring requests from the city council. returning to the latest developments in baltimore. loretta lynch announced the justice department will conduct an investigation into the baltimore police force searching for discriminatory policing practices and patterns. joining us, michael the former us attorney general under george w. bu

the funeral for brian moore is a reminder of the dangers after protests over alleged police brutalitythe united states. >> reporter: a final salute to officer brian moore, the 25-year-old killed in the line of duty, the only son of a retired n.y.p.d. officer. >> out like that. for what? for nothing. you know, people don't realise what we do for them. >> reporter: prosecutors say this man, dmitrius blackwell shot moore in the face, the officers approached him for questioning. last year has been tough for the n.y.p.d. >> we have not had a death, then assassinated, and then officer moore, doing what we ask cops to do. >> reporter: the deaths at a time when police and their behaviour nationwide is analysed closely. >> go back to 9/11, especially in new york. every cop is a hero. this has completely changed. new york, ferguson, chicago, baltimore. everywhere across the country. it's apparent to the country that there's a lot of bad stuff that has gone on. >> reporter: the change in public standing is not lost on police officers, present or past. . >> throughout the nation it's terrible, wh

. >> reporter: by the thousands, law enforcement officers mourn the death of the nypd brian moore, the 25-year-old officer would was gunned down while on patrol in queens. todays pro- todays pros todays pro-session pros procession. attorney general loretta lynch announced that the justice department will investigate the baltimore police department's use of force and discriminatory policing. >> if unconstitutional policies or practices are found, we'll seek a court enforceable agreement to address those issues. >> reporter: the department by the civil rights division is separate from a probe already under way into the death of 25-year-old freddie gray who suffered a fatal spine injury. elijah cummings said, "the doj has reinforced its commitment to helping us get to the bottom of the breakdown in trust between the police and the community." this latest investigation was conducted in ferguson missouri where a white officer shot an unarmed black teenager last year. the doj concluded that the department routinely practiced racial practices. while the victim in each instance was black, half

officer brian moore died two days after ng shot in the head. nbc's katherine craig is live outside the precinct in queens where the officer worked. kathryn, tell us more. >> reporter: tracy, there is so much sadness here. once you walk into the 105 police precinct building, there's a shrine. candles glowing. photographs there. outside there is purple around the door. all of the flowers in honor of officer brian moore. he was only 25 years old. he was shot on saturday taken off of life support yesterday. he grew up on long island. his father and other family members are in law enforcement. hundreds of officers gathered there including officer moore's father. they saluted him as the ambulance headed to the medical examiner's office in manhattan. in his five year career he made hundreds of arrests and received several medals of valor. the district attorney tells us that a grand jury will be convened today. and something else that nypd's top police chief told us they have a lot of evidence linking blackwell to the crime scene. eye witnesses saw him

we have reports from new york. >> a final salute to officer brian moore. the 25-year-old killed in the line of dutiy was the only son of the retired nypd officer. >> just like--snap--out like that. for what? for nothing. people don't realize what we do. >> prosecutors say that this man, demetrius blackwell shot moore in the face when they approached him for questioning. last year it's been tough for the nypd. >> we've not had a police officer death for four years. then we had louis ramos, who was assassinated and then officer moore was killed tragically in the line of duty doing what we ask officers to do. >> his death comes after months of demonstrations at a time when police and their behavior nationwide are being analyzed closely. >> go back to 9/11, especially in new york, every cop is a hero. this is completely changed. we have new york, ferguson chicago, baltimore incidents everywhere across the country. it's become apparent to the country that there has been a lot of bad stuff that's gone on. >> the change in public standing is not lost on police of

brian moore was remembered during funeral services. he was shot while chasing a suspect in plain clothes. thousands lined the streets to show solidarity with their brothers and sisters in blue. officer moo -- moore was 25 years old. >>> attorneys for the officers in freddie gray case are asking the prosecutor to dismiss the case, at a minimum they are saying the state's prosecutor should be replatessed with an independent prosecutor. gray died after his spine was injured during an arrest. >>> loretta lynch will conduct a broader investigation into the baltimore police department lynch said the probe will identify law enforcement practices that are unconstitutional and violate civil rights. >> this investigation will begin immediately and focus on allegations that baltimore police officers use excessive force including deadly force conduct unlawful searches seizures and arrests and engage in discriminatory policing. >> a second federal investigation is probing the death of freddie gray. >>> a gunning declared a mistrial in the etonpatz

he was arrested saturday night and charged with attempted murder in the shooting of officer brian moore, who remains hospitalized. moore is in medically induced coma in critical but stable condition. the 35-year-old suspect did not enter a plea and is due back in court friday. a dramatic two-car crash on highway 101 this afternoon in santa clara. the cars were traveling northbound near great america parkway. these are pictures from our viewer audrey diaz. the highway patrol says one car overturned in the accident. you can see the severe damage to the car here. an s-u-v flipped over in the collision. there are injuries, but how many, and the extent are unclear now. three lanes were blocked at the time of the crash, but opened back up at seven-thirty. tourists escape a double decker bus on fire in san francisco's haight ashbury neighborhood this morning. police say no one was injured when the bus burst into flames around ten-thirty a-m. a bystander saw smoke coming out of the vehicle and chased it down. fire crews made it to the scene and got the fire out quickly. investigators are still

very sad morning at 105 precinct in queens where officer brian moore work. there is purple and black bunting hanging over entrance to the precinct where 25 year-old work during his five years with the nypd. you can see inside and outside there are candles card, flowers for visitors to pay their respects. officer more more died yesterday two days after being shot in the head and yesterday outside jamaica hospital there was a fellow nypd officers showed up to solute officer moore as an ambulance left with his body. on saturday night officer moore and his partner were patrolling queen village when they pulled up behind dimitri blackwell to ask what was in the waist band of his pant. he started firing at both officers hitting more more in the head. blackwell served prison time for attempted murder. authority recovered the revolver. it had been stolen from a shop in georgia in 2011. as for officer moore less than five years he made 150 arrests a and earn numerous award. he is remembered as an exceptional officer. bill brat on says his service mattered and it will

>> we know that officer moore brian moore had started the defendant, blackwell, justing something in his waist band when he pulled up in an unmarked car on saturday night and when he called him over, by all conditions moore just immediately spun, pulled out a loaded pistol and shot him directly in the face. it is another example neil, an astonishing callous example of another execution of new york's finest. >> comes at a time -- >> horrifying. >> right i'm thinking, too there's been a call to disarm police. they're too aggressive with their guns, and then you have something like this happen. >> it's madness. and the outrage the civilian outrage, is deafening in its absence. there's absolutely zero outrage at the murder of this young officer, at the execution. it's amazing about this. this is the one time, neil, the incidents where the police are executed in cold blood, that a it transcends racist dialogue. it is against blue. doesn't matter if brian moore was black or spanish or chinese. makes absolutely no difference. they hatred, the burning hatred by those savages who pull guns out

officer brian moore died monday a couple of days after he was shot in the head while on patrol. he was 25 years old. police from all over the country turned out for his viewing yesterday and thousands will be at his funeral on long island today. a judge ordered the accused gunman be held without bail. >>> also happening today, the justice department could announce the start of a civil rights investigation of police practices in baltimore requested by the mayor. attorney general loretta lynch looked at a federal probe. baltimore erupted in protests and riots last week following the death of an african-american man injured while in police custody. six officers face charges in that case. >>> and we are tracking a foggy start to the morning, especially down the shore. dense fog advisory staying in effect through 9:00 a.m. and also 10:00 a.m. take a look at this beautiful picture. you can see the sun coming up and you can also see how foggy it is coming throughout philadelphia. warm skies once we get rid of the fog. 82 and 85 degrees coming up. i'll have your mother's day forecast. >

brian moore, nbc news washington. >>> police are looking for the gunmen who shot and killed a man in the middle of the day in philadelphia's winfield neighborhood. it happened just after 2:00 this afternoon on the 5300 block of hazel hearst street. police say the 24-year-old victim was shot once in the head and died at the hospital. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating a deadly shooting in kensington. officers were on patrol around midnight when they heard gunshots. they got to east atlantic street when they found a man shot in the head outside a car. another man ran off 678 police are still looking for him. the victim's name hasn't been released. >>> it's been more than two weeks since the deadly nepal earthquake, and the country is struggling to recover. many people still need medical care, while others have no place to call home. the united nations has is international response to the crisis has been slow. last month's earthquake killed more than 8,000 people and injured some 16,000 others. a philadelphia man is helping with relief efforts in nepal. this is a photoof u.s