>> my daddy. >> hey, you. do you want to say hi to daddy. >> hey, how are you? >> is it really daddy? >> yeah, that's your daddy. >> he was so excited to see you. he kept saying i'm going to see my daddy. do you know what he said too? >> what. >> he said this is a castle. we're going to the castle. >> oh, yeah? that's what he thinks. it's a castle. >> how have you been? >> all right. >> staying out of trouble. >> yeah. >> having fun? >> having fun i fwesz guess. >> i miss you. >> i miss you. >> i miss you too. >> can you say i love you daddy. >> i love you daddy. >> i love you too. i miss you. >> when i heard him say i love you, it felt good. there's not much i could say. just really touched me, you know that he called me daddy because it would have been easy for him not to. he tint get a chance to know me like that. >> daddy, he's stuck in the mirror. i can't get out my daddy. >> i always wanted jonathan to be a part of my son's life no matter what and i am so excited that he's taken that this is your daddy. it hurts him though because he is out there hitting g

not as proud as baby boomer cheering on daddy at the olympic trials.e mini red, white and blue headphones. 31-year-old dad will compete this summer in his f olympic games. looks like this family will need some rest. >>> jasmine is excited about summertime. the 6-month-old is all smiles in her floral dress. she takes a more serious approach, checking out daddy's tattoos. >> so i just got back from the club and this is what chanel is doing. grandma -- put her sleep. >> and cocoa and ice t's daughter chanel is already a world traveler. relaxing in st. bart's with mom in matching suits and with the headband. the 7-month-old nugget is a fashionista. >> i could look at those cute little faces all day long. the next celebrity baby could arrive any d shawn lowe's wife is due on tuesday, they got married after they fell in love on "bachelorette." >>> come with me if you want to live. >> 25 years ago this wee arnold schwarzeneeger made good on his promise, i'll be back. he came back "terminator 2." the film went on to be the biggest hit in the entire franchise,

"daddy, daddy, she standing on top the tv! "i know you told her to stop standing on top tv! "listen, son! (mumbles) you listen and you listen good! don't tell me nothing else. i don't give a damn if y'all get kidnapped. i don't wanna hear about it! now you tell him something like that, byron, thinking that's gonna remedy your problem, my son just find another way to tell. you hear him in the living room screaming to the top his lung. "hey rachelle! are you on top the tv again? (laughter) "look, i'm not gonna tell dad, "but i'm pretty sure he's gonna find out." (applause) - how many kids do you have? - i got two beautiful daughters, man. - he got three of 'em, cause rodney son told me about the other one. (laughter) - you're wondering why you had another beige kid like... i got two beautiful daughters, man. 13-year-old and four-year-old daughters. (applause) taylor and zoe. i been trying to lose weight, and i have lost about 25 pounds since my daughter zoe was born. and my daughter zoe was actually instrumental in me losing a lotta weight, and when she was about four months o

bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing and he always had fish fries and oyster roasts. there was always people down at the barn. >> reporter: you call your stepfather "daddy." >> uh-huh. >> reporter: easily do that, huh? >> uh-huh. i've always called him daddy. >> reporter: big charlie was a deacon at church. and he started a small business selling and installing glass, converting the old tobacco barn into his shop. bambi's mom diane worked as a secretary in the public schools. they were a respected, happy couple, salt of the earth. >> she was the backbone of that family. >> reporter: bambi's cousins jessica and amy loved their aunt diane. >> if your car literally stopped in front of their house or broke down, she would go and make sure you had a meal or you were warm. and while she was doing that, big charlie'd be, like, fixing the car. >> reporter: good mom? >> fabulous mom. >> outstanding. >> i mean, her biggest thing was she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and their hearts were protected. >> reporter: and her daughter bambi would need a lot of protectin

bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing. and we always had fish fries and oyster roasts. there was always people down at the barn. >> you call your stepfather daddy. >> mm-hmm. i've always called him daddy. >> big charlie was a deacon at the church. and he started a small business selling and installing glass, converting the old tobacco barn into a shop. they were a respected happy couple, salt of the earth. >> she was the back bone of that family. >> bambi's cousins loved their aunt diane. >> if your car broke down, she would go and make sure you had a meal, or you were warm. and while she was doing that, he would be fixing the car. >> good mom? >> outstanding. >> she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and their hearts were protected. >> and her daughter bambi would need a lot of protecting. the girl was growing up in a rush. married to her high school sweetheart and divorced after a few months. by the time she was just 24 years old, she had another failed marriage, and was struggling as a single mom trying to rais

>> my daddy. >> you're looking for somebody like your daddy or your actual daddy?> like my dad. >> like your daddy. what's your daddy like? >> he has a mustache. >> it's going to be a while, probably, before any of these guys grow a mustache. testosterone has to kick in, right? yeah? ♪ >> gentleman, there are eight of you. and only four unicorns. good luck. >> alex. will you accept this unicorn? >> yes. thanks, babe. >> manny. will you accept this unicorn? >> yes. >> arthur, will you accept this unicorn? >> with all my heart. >> guys? bianca, this is the final unicorn. bianca, when you're ready. i'm getting out of here, because this is very uncomfortable. [ laughter ] ♪ >> dean. dean, will you accept this unicorn? >> yes. ♪ >> gentlemen, i'm sorry if you did not receive a unicorn. it's time to go to your rooms. and just when bianca was ready to continue her journey toward love, eisley rocks hare world. >> can i talk to you? >> is everything okay? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have to take a break. when we come back, kids throwing things at their dads. the mu

he said, "momma, i want my daddy, my daddy. mama, why my daddy?"in regards to what edppened in dallas, what is your reaction? >> i'm sorry that that happened. violence don't take care of violence. the hurt of those families, the pain that i know they feel -- because i'm going through it -- it hurts. it's just a bad situation. and it's not right. >> reporter: tonight, louisiana's governor says there is no known threat from local law enforcement here in baton rouge. but right now, barricades are up around pice headquarters. public access areas have been closed. and scott, people have been protesting there for most of the day, peacefully. >> pelley: david begnaud tonight. david, thank you. dext, we will speak with the woman who made this haunting video as she watched her boyfriend die after he was shot by a police officer. like owen, it works fast. unlike him, it makes heartburn go away. strong and soothing. new mylanta®. faster than heartburn. what muscle pain?l ask what headache? what arthritis pain? what bad wrist? advil makes pain a distant memory

bambi called him daddy. >> we always had fish fries and oyster roast. >> you called him daddy? >> uh-huh. i always called him daddy. >> he was a deacon at church. he started a small business selling and installing glass, her mom worked as secretary in the public schools. they were a respected econom-- >> they loved their ain't die achb an. >> she would go and make sure you were meal orlan warm. >> her biggest thing was she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and their hearts were protected. >> and her daughter bambi would need that. >> married to her high school sweetheart and divorced after a few months. by the time she was 24 she had another failed marriage and was struggling as single mom trying to raise two boys, cody and nathan. it had to be tough. >> yes. >> bambi started popping painkillers. >> the old story, huh? >> yes. i liked the way it made me feel. >> she was hooked on pills and sitting on a piece of land worth a small forchutune. >> she decided to intervene before another husband got half the property. >> momma said if you put it in my name it will be prot

don't close the door ♪ shattered daddy!in your dreams ♪ and if you believe in peace and love ♪ and the message and the message above ♪ don't close the door shout it! ♪ don't close the door shattered daddy! ♪ we are so close shout it! ♪ don't close the door doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ don't close the door ♪ shout it! ♪ shout it! don't close the door ♪ shout it! don't close the door ♪ shattered daddy! don't close the door ♪ all the ( bleep ) that we talk it's a smoke screen ♪ it's a waste of your time a waste of my being ♪ cus i wanna ride the white dove ♪ and the message and the message of love ♪ don't close the door shout it! ♪ don't close the door shattered daddy ♪ we are so close shout it! ♪ don't close the door ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ♪ doo-doo-do doo-doo-do ( cheers and applause ) ♪ i don't want to be afraid ♪ put your guns away ♪ i don't wannabe afraid ♪ put your guns

. >> this is the final good-bye, daddy. we love you. be safe. >> pelley: nightmare in brooklyn. >> everybody was laid out on the floor, and everybody is just stumbling all over the place. it looked like a scene out of the zombie movie. >> pelley: and the poem that went viral. >> dear everyone who isn't a middle or upper-class white boy. i'm sorry. i have started life at the top of the ladder while you were born on the first rung. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. "hoosier" running mate? that is the question for donald trump, and it could be the answer, as well. tonight indiana governor mike pence is a leading candidate for the number-two spot in the republican ticket. pence is 57, 13 years younger than trump, and he knows his way around washington. he served 12 years as a congressman. here's major garrett. >> reporter: donald trump summoned his family from new york to meet with mike pence at the indiana governor's mansion, their second face-to-face encou

. >> do they have daddy issues? daddy issues?worse than daddy issues. >> let me say something. >> larry: yes, please. >> this is unfashionable, i think he's going to lose real heavily. >> larry: you think so? >> yeah. (cheers and applause) >> i think if you look at the demographics, they don't look great for trump. i mean, i can't see that a large number of women are going to vote for him. i can't see -- i think he scored zero percent in ohio recently among black people. >> larry: my only problem is you're using your brain right now (laughter) but we're talking about donald trump. nothing makes sense. >> no, nothing makes sense, that's true. >> larry: that's where i'm going to leave it right there. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> if you live in the new york cityiary or are planning to visit, grab free tickets to "the nightly show." ♪ it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lea

. >> daddy. daddy. >> reporter: under the impossible pressures of als. >> i love you.e been thinking about fathers and sons a lot. at this point it looks like we're not going to have the normal father-son relationship. >> what are you passing on to rivers? >> besides a hard head. >> it's a constant work in progress. i've tried to share not only my memories and my loves but also my shortcomings. i can't go out and play catch with you. i can't throw you batting practice. but -- i'm going to do everything i can to be a good father. to give you what a son needs from his father. and i'm going to be around, buddy. it's not going to be easy but it's going to be awesome. >> reporter: the movie, revealing intimate moments not just of strength, but also of struggle. >> it's crazy, man. i am to the point where i barely go out of the house by myself. michelle goes everywhere with me now. she helps me shower. she helps me put on my clothes. she helps me eat. >> all marriages have their challenges, their ups and downs. why did you decide to share these moments? >> we could have made

and tonight we say our final good-bye, daddy, we love you.safe. >> reporter: thousands of law enforcement officers from across the country gathered to pay their respects to their fallen comrades. this was the procession for lorne ahrens. hundreds lined the streets. officers sa lulted. the youngest did too. >> not only was he big in physical stature, but his personality, his heart, his enthusiasm for police work and his devotion to his family were all larger than life. ♪s d >> reporter: at a mass for officer michael smith, an army veteran and father of two, he was called a warrior and guardian by his sister. >> my brother's murder will not be in vain. his selfless legacy will live on. >> reporter: and in some ways, it already has. this week a family friend shared a photograph of officer smith's daughter giving a bracelet she made to the daughter of fallen officer zamarripa. the funerals for officer zamarripa and officer michael krol are set to happen over the next few days. >> manuel, thank you. the murders of those dallas officers was motivat

you would think his parents, like daddy, what is going on. >> daddy. >> daddy. >> daddy, what is goingn. >> one of the funniest parts of the all-star week the celebrity softball game, it happened again. >> actors, athletes, they teamed up for challenge. drew brees, played good with the football and bat. he got a home run. later, terry cruz tried to distract pitcher by batting shirtless. >> look at that. >> my goodness. >> it didn't work. >> he ended up striking out. the national league stars won eight-seven. >> man that guy is fit. >> that would have distract me. >> my goodness. >> my favorite drew brees moment, do you know what it is, drew brees, will you all right. >> i'm okay. >> drew brees was on oprah winfrey's show and when he came out, she says you have something on your face here. it was that bit mark good that is terrible. >> to you remember that. >> it happened. >> yes. >> august war. >> did you that to me before. >> birth marks. >> no, a mole. >> i said mike, seriously. >> you do have little cute moles. >> it is, oh, man making that curve, making that curve, i was almost in

and it was like at that moment i knew my daddy here. he right here. we're standing here as a family together once again and i started crying like i know i can't physically have him back so i know i had to cry to be like i want my daddy back. >> if you had an opportunity to say one last thing to your dad, what would it be? >> i love you so dearly. >> reporter: what is your opinion of police in general these days? >> police in general. all police aren't bad. they all aren't bad. there are some that aren't bad but all aren't bad. how i feel, i feel all police shouldn't be punished for other police's crimes. the police in dallas, texas, they didn't deserve that. because nobody knew if they had kids to go home to. those kids need their parents. >> reporter: people around the country have been protesting because of what happened to your dad. what would you say to them? >> continue protesting but what i ask if you truly love my father, i want everyone to protest the right way. protest in a peace. not in violence. not beating the police, not police beating th

. >> i want daddy! >> reporter: but sterling's 15-year-old son, who broke down shortly after the shooting, today, defending his father. >> my father was a good man. >> reporter: tonight, a plea for peace. >> protest in peace. not guns, not drugs, not alcohol, not violence. >> reporter: and david, authorities here remain on high alert and say they will take any threats seriously. david? >> alex perez with us tonight. thanks, alex. >>> and now, to the outpouring of grief in dallas. the long line of blue as the first of the funerals were held for five police officers. law enforcement coming in from all over the country, standing shoulder to shoulder. abc's neal karlinsky is in dallas. ♪ >> reporter: in dallas today, they came by the thousands, on both sides of the badge, to bury three fallen heroes. sandy thompson didn't leave a dry eye as she said goodbye to her dad, 43-year-old officer brent thompson. >> one thing i would always say to my dad when he walked out the door was, good-bye, daddy, i love you.

. >> where's your daddy? the cops killed him. first thing that came out of the kid's mouth.our daddy must have been a bad person because that's all cops kill. >> reporter: black lives matter was also part of the conversation, demanding change and equality. >> i think when we're talking about does this life matter versus that life matter, we're saying what can we do to keep all of our lives in tact. what can we do to keep all of our people safe. >> reporter: but there were critics of the movement. >> the primary impression that a lot of folks get from black lives matter is not just that only black lives matter but also that there's some sort of national police conspiracy to hurt black people. >> reporter: police say they want to work with communities they serve. >> the foundation of good, fective, constitutional policing is strong police and community partnerships. >> reporter: the conversation continues. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> certainly does. and if you missed this bay area conversation, we're going to post the entire discussion on our website at abc 7 news.com. eri

>>> and this viral daddy/daughter dance is anything but traditional. it is fabulous. got to see it after the break. >>> all right. time to get out of the water. we're trending tonight. what do you think? was that good? >> it was okay. >> a new app could relieve goers. >> it's put out by a non-profit that tracks sharks. as cape cod waters begin to get warm, yep, here comes jaws. the great whites start to roll up. the idea is to turn people into citizen scientist providing scientists with valuable tracking da. that that's what i'm thinking on the beach, man, i wish i could be a citizen scientist. >> just need the jaws music. and like, get out! >> that's all we need. >> it is a free app for apple. so at least you got that going for you. >>> a battle over streaming music tonight. >> spotify has filed a complaint against apple complaining that the company rejected spotty's updated app so they are going at it. they are fighting for streaming music supremecy. > >> man rolls into class and says, all right, all right, all right. this actor is going to be co- teaching a film ma

our kind of people had a bed for the night and it was okay ♪ ♪ mama told us we were good kids and daddyn hollywood ♪ ♪ i told them i'd be singing on tv the other kids were calling me a wannabe ♪ ♪ the older kids they started bugging me but now they all standing right in front of me ♪ ♪ when mama said that it was okay mama said that it was quite alright ♪ ♪ our kind of people had a bed for the night and it was okay ♪ ♪ mama told us we were good kids and daddy told us never listen to the ones ♪ ♪ pointing nasty fingers and making fun cause we were good kids ♪ ♪ i know which place i'm from i know my home ♪ ♪ when i'm in doubt and struggling that's where i go ♪ ♪ an old friend can give advice when new friends only know a half story ♪ ♪ that's why i always keep them tight and why i'm okay i said i'm okay ♪ ♪ you know what my mama said you gonna sing it with me ♪ ♪ when mama said that it was okay mama said that it was quite alright ♪ ♪ our kind of people had a bed for the night and it was ok ♪ ♪ mama told us we were good kids and daddy told us never listen to the ones ♪ ♪ pointing nasty finge

our kind of people had a bed for the night and it was okay ♪ ♪ mama told us we were good kids and daddyp them tight and why i'm okay i said i'm okay ♪ ♪ you know what my mama said you gonna sing it with me ♪ ♪ when mama said that it was okay mama said that it was quite alright ♪ ♪ our kind of people had a bed for the night and it was ok ♪ ♪ mama told us we were good kids and daddy told us never listen to the ones ♪ ♪ pointing nasty fingers and making fun cause we were good kids ♪ ♪ mama said that it was ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba ba-ba ba-ba-ba ♪ ♪ ba-ba-ba ba-ba ba-ba-ba ba my mama said that ♪ ♪ it was okay ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba ba-ba ba-ba-ba ♪ ♪ ba-ba-ba ba-ba ba-ba-ba ba-ba-ba ba-ba ♪ ♪ when mama said that it was okay mama said that it was quite alright ♪ ♪ our kind of people had a bed for the night and it was okay ♪ ♪ mama told us we were good kids and daddy told us never listen to the ones ♪ ♪ pointing nasty fingers and making fun cause we were good kids ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: lukas graham! [ cheers and applause ] tickets for their

. >> where's your daddy? the cops killed him. first thing that came out of the kid's mouth.our daddy must have been a bad person because that's all cops kill. >> reporter: black lives matter was also part of the conversation, demanding change and equality. >> i think when we're talking about does this life matter versus that life matter, we're saying what can we do to keep all of our lives in tact. what can we do to keep all of our people safe. >> reporter: but there were critics of the movement. >> the primary impression that a lot of folks get from black lives matter is not just that only black lives matter but also that there's some sort of national police conspiracy to hurt black people. >> reporter: police say they want to work with communities they serve. >> the foundation of good, effective, constitutional policing is strong police and community partnerships. >> reporter: the conversation continues. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> certainly does. and if you missed this bay area conversation, we're going to post the entire discussion on our website at abc 7 news.com. e

. >> tonight, we say our final, goodbye daddy. we love you. be safe. >> it could have been any of us. and they ran of gunfire. did their parts to defend freedom. it's the least we can do to be there. >>> funerals are set for later this week. >>> and right now, president obama is hosting a meeting at the white house on how to mend broken relationships between communities and police. >> officers and rights leaders and community activists. and the conversation won't end there. tomorrow night, the president will take part in the nationally televised town hall meeting. >>> the son of alton sterling has a message for the nation tonight. everyone should come together as one united family. >> my father was a good man. that was a sacrifice to show everyone what has been going on in life. and it should give everyone a push that everyone should be together. >> spoke publicly for the first time since his father was ot and killed last week during an altercation with police in baton rouge. >>> treatment of people protesting the death of alton sterling. the

. >> their daddies and their mamas aren't coming home no more. i know how they feel, because i got the same phone call! stop this killing! stop this killing! >> reporter: a message echoed from the white house. >> only we can prove that we have the grace and character and common humanity to ensd this senseless violence. >> reporter: a family, once again mourning the loss of those who wear a badge. nbc news, baton rouge. >>> the national organization of black law enforcement executives interrupted its meeting in d.c. in honor of the shooting. but the leaders spoke out today say being revenge for police brutality is not the answer. they want to stop the community. >> it's a call withiing for us. we realize that the community doesn't have a lot of trust in that. >> this is not about black and white. it's about wrong and right. this as no kinship to our civil rights struggle. there must be no attempt toe to speak in that direction. >> one of those in the meeting knew one of the officers killed. >>> tim kaine released a statement. he said the shooting

we're both funny people, i think. >> go, daddy, go! >> so laughing has been one of the best solutions to get through this. >> i'd like to say i'm a naturally funny dude. but in reality, i think i just have no choice. >>dy ever tell you i think you got funnier after diagnosi >> reporter: their humor and courage seem to be speaking to people. the film is receiving critical acclaim and it's already getting oscar buzz. director clay twill jumped at the chance to tell the gleason story. >> when i joined the project i felt the story was going to be about this guy who through a tragic set of circumstances was finding his purpose and kind of this father and son story. nobody talked about was michelle's experience. >> i think any caretaker, you're always kind of there trying to make things easier for him. i just feel like it's what i do. it's our relationship. it's what we do. it's just kind of like part of our life. like this is what it is. so i set up things for him in the morning, set up things for him in the night. help him walk, brush his

finalnight we say our goodbye, daddy, we love you, be safe. >> this will not be in vain.rt of a plot to kill police officers in baton rouge. 13 other suspects had a 13-year-old or already in custody. this stemmed from a failed pawnshop burglary. one suspect said the plan was to st police officers at protests come all of this centering on the shooting death of all caps and sterling -- alton sterling. tonight, his son is calling for peaceful protest without guns, drugs, and alcohol./ alison: meanwhile, anger at the police showing in richmond tonight. the city's police memorial was defaced with a red "x" and the words "justice for alton." the police department said they received an anonymous threat over the weekend. they are working to restore the statue. leon: robots are in the spotlight after dallas officers used 12 stop micah johnson -- when dallas officers used one to stop micah johnson during his shooting rampage last week. reporter: since the 1980's, put bionic instruments to use. >> each of these devices has a camera. the larger devices have two-way communication. rep

his partner said my daughter will not have her daddy to walk her down the aisle. michael krol, moved here from detroit, joined the dpd because he wanted to help people. brent thompson, 43, married just two weeks ago to another officer. and finally sergeant michael smith, a 25-year veteran, set to retire this year. ex-army ranger. he was active in the church and he leaves behind a daughter, 10 and 14. >> i just started crying and praying, because i have great faith, i just know he's in heaven and that's what got me through. i think i'm more worried about the girls and our friends. >> so united way as well as others have set up a line of duty fund to help the families of the victims. shepard. >> they have, and we're going to talk about that, william, thanks. for the families of these five police officers who died here in dallas, there's no real consolation. it's shock and grief for their fathers, their brothers, their husbands who really won't ever come home, who gave their lives on the streets of this city that they were sworn to protect. outside police headquarter

. >> one thing i would always say to my dad as he walked out the door was good-bye, daddy, i love yoube safe. >>> president obama brings activists and law enforcement officers together at the white house. a new "cbs/new york times" poll shows race relaces are worse now than after they were inspired by the rodney king verdict. >> it has to stop. >>> and nba stars take a stand at the espys with a call to action. >> it's time to look in the mirror and ask ourselves what are we doing to create change? >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. the latest polls show trump has closed gap with hillary clinton and today in clinton the rnc rules committee hold as meeting committing the dump trump rebellion. >> good morning, meg. donald trump spoke to governor chris christie by phone wednesday. he's among the top contenders being vetted as a top vp pick. donald trump says he's whittled down his vice-presidential picks to two ahead of his announcement. appearing on fox news, he hinted at who his

, daddy's not this, daddy's not that. and he wrote this wonderful book about how in his african-american father's arms he was strong. so that resonated across the board about how you share a love of reading to a child, but also you empower them through the words on those pages. >> so, javaka, would you like to comment on vanessa's statement about your book, in daddy's arms i'm strong? [inaudible conversations] >> i mean, i guess number one i want to say thank you. [laughter] and, i mean, i do think it's important to focus on the positives. and that neglect negative things that are out there, because it's important to know both sides of the story. but if all we do is focus on what's not happening, we're not envisioning the future. we're not seeing what are the possibilities. >> right. >> you know, what can truly be. i know i watch a lot of netflix, and at a certain point i have to stop. and the reason i have to stop is because i noticed a pattern. number one, i noticed that there are lots of really interesting movies with

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and i said, in spanish, daughter, tell daddy wake up. tell daddy wake up. and so after that, they took him back to the room. and just, it's too much. >> authorities say the gunmen was targeting white police officers. when you hear that, what goes through your mind? >> patrick's not white. he's mexican. mexican american. not mexican, but mexican american. but it don't matter. if you're white, black, green, purple, we're all god's children. patrick was called to do the duty. to protect the rally. and he died. he done it. and gave the ultimate price, his life, to protect his people. i would like a memorial for these air forcofficers in the d dallas area. it would be real good in the same area where all the shooting happened. you know, that would be -- >> i think that's a good idea. >> that would link it with him. that was my daddy, when she grows up. she would have at least something, you know, it's not fair to her. she's a good kid. wasn't fair when he took his life. not just pat but other people too. it didn't bring back to the guy's life from minnesota or t

people call me, i answer the phone, say, hey, son, put your daddy on the phone.? >> when did you start performing? >> i was 16. but i didn't start the way -- because these guys are -- i love stand-ups. i'm an improvisational comedian slash actor. so when i started i was doing the stuff that got my ass beat nen my neighborhood. musical theater. i was coming home. where are you going? i just got finished doing "oklahoma." >> i don't know about y'all, but you have to really go all out for the ladies in this day and time. everyone wants to be -- you know, like i got a partner. he come to the club, he want to fight before he get to the club. y'all don't know me! i'm like, man, introduce yourself. you got to put it down for the ladies. you can't just -- you've got to put it down. i'm sorry you've got to do it. as a matter of fact, i don't know -- you ever made love to a woman so good and so long she stayed in that same position after the sex was over? >> we're going to take a break. we'll be right back. >> for more laughs go to comicsunleashed.com. closed captioning br

and tonight we say our final good-bye, daddy, we love you.e safe. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: her father, brent thompson, had re-married just three weeks ago, his wife, emily a fellow rapid transit officer, a newlywed and now a widow. >> to the coward that tried to break me and my brothers and sisters, you know your hate made us stronger. >> reporter: senior corporal lorne ahrens was a gentle giant, once a semi-pro football player. >> he felt invincible. when you were with him you also felt invincible. >> reporter: sergeant michael smith was a cop's cop known for his upbeat attitude. >> my heart is broken and i'm full of rage. he was taken so senselessly. my brother's murder will not be in vain. >> while dallas is in mourning, other officers are on edge. baton rouge authorities made several arrests after they say several guns were stolen possibly to kill cops just days after the shooting death of alton sterling. his 15-year-old son who broke down at a news conference in the days following his father's death now pleading for calm. >> yes, you