dallas p.d.tos on their twitter feed of their officers standing among the protestors. two officers black and white smiled next to a man with a sign that read "no justice, no peace." and then around 9:00 the gunfire came. another community torn apart. more hearts broken. more questions about what causes and what might prevent another uch tragedy. i know that americans are struggling right now with what we have witnessed over the past week. first the shootings in minnesota and baton rouge, the protests. hen the targeting of police by he shooter here. the act of not just demented violence but of racial hatred. is anger that is left and hurt. it's as if the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed perhaps even widened and although we know that such divisions are not knew, though they've surely been worse in even the recent past that offers us little comfort. based with this violence, we wonder if the di vise of race in america can ever be breached. we wonder if an african-ameri

because dallas, what's that again, dallas?> anyway, these two guys, so they have a go fun me page, right? we'll tell you more about that in just a little bit. so let's talk about why, how long have you been an eagles fan, and how long have you hated dallas? all right, i've been an eagles fan for the longest, matter of fact, i'm that boy that actually -- >> why, what, what caused this hate of dallas. >> it is because of the fact they talk so much trash like a leader for the eagles? cowboys wear pink pants, doing nothing, going to fall apart, because we are going to stand tall. >> whatever. >> they have rings back in the day, but they suck now. >> the rings don't even matter no more. we don't care about. that will we care about the problems -- fans of philadelphia eagles. >> (cheers). >> (laughing). >> you see this? >> all right. >> mike? really, when did it all start? do you think there even was a specific moment when it was like, okay, we're not fans of this team at all? >> all started in the 70s, with the america's team thing

but, dallas, i'm here to say we must reject such despair. i'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem. and i know that because i know america. i know how far we've come against impossible odds. [applause] pres. obama: i know we will make it because of what i have experienced in my own life, what i have seen of this country and its people, their goodness and decency, as president of the united states. and i know it because of what we have seen here in dallas, how all of you out of great suffering have shown us the meaning of perseverance and character. and hope. when the bullets started flying, the men and women of the dallas police, they did not flinch and they did not react recklessly. they showed incredible restraint. helped in some cases by protesters, they evacuated the injured, isolated the shooter, and saved more lives than we will ever know. [applause] pres. obama: we mourn fewer pres. obama: we mourn fewer people today because of your brave actions. [applause] "everyone was helping each other," one witness said. it wasn'

louis rams black lives matter protest but blocking the dallas cowboys from honoring slain dallas policeicers. we're talking about it, dallas fallen officer foundation president sergeant penny with me next. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. . >> the nfl is blocking a dallas police officer tribute. the league is denying a request from the cowboys to wear a decal on their helmets that reads arm in arm. so the decal is in honor of the slain dallas officers killed in ambush last month. critics of the decision say it's hypocritical, the nfl did not penalize st. louis rams players after a hands up don't shoot black lives matter protest after ferguson. sergeant penny is with me now. he is angry with the nfl's decision. sergeant, thank you for the time. did you reach out to the nfl and express your anger? >> well, no, i didn't. initially my thought was there's no greater sacrifice than what these officers paid for their community. this was almost a given where the nfl is not an enemy of

sergeant george aranda heads up recruiting for dallas police. what do you tell the new recruits who are coming in? >> heart. check your heart. being a police officer, being a servant, it's not for everybody. you have to be willing, at any given moment, to put your life on the line for a complete strangha before. >> reporter: sawyerments to serve the neighborhood where's he grew up to help build trust between cops and his community. >> i've made plenty of facebook posts and they've never gone anywhere besides a couple of likes and a couple of shares. so i believe actually going out there and being the difference is what we really need. >> reporter: the screening process for recruits can take up to three months. after that, it will be a year before they're able to patrol the streets. dallas, texas. >> ninan: still ahead, an english rock band killed in a car crash now at the top of the what i love most about tempur-pedic mattresses is that they contour to your body. it keeps us comfortable and asleep at night. change your sleep, change your life, c

from dallas police chief david serve. don't be a part of the problem. we're hiring. we're hiring. get off that protest line and put an application in. >> reporter: you know the area. >> yeah, i do, i know i well. >> reporter: jaiston sawyer took chief brown's service to heart. the former navy military police officer now wantses to join the police department. what was your reaction when you heard him say that? >> i felt like he was directing that towards me because i am one of the guys that, when i see police where you tality or of pd have bn and i decided time to do something besides pointing the finger. >> go! >> reporter: in the weeks since the attack, the police overwhelming response. 467 people have applied to join. that's an almost 250% increase in applications compared to the previous month. sergeant george aranda heads up recruiting for dallas police. what do you tell the new recruits who are coming heart. check your heart. being a police officer, being a servant, it's not for everybody. you have to be willing, at

but, dallas, i'm here to say we must reject such despair. i'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem. and i know that because i know america. i know how far we've come against impossible odds. [applause] i know we will make it because of what i have experienced in my own life, what i have seen of this country and its people, their goodness and decency, as part of the united states. -- as president of the united states. and i know it because of what we have seen here in dallas, how all of you out of great suffering have shown us the meaning of perseverance and character. and hope. when the bullets started flying, the men and women of the dallas police, they did not flinch and they did not react recklessly. they showed incredible restraint. helped in some places by protesters, they evacuated the injured, isolated the shooter, and saved more lives than we will ever know. [applause] we mourn fewer people today because of your brave actions. [applause] "everyone was helping each other," one witness said. it wasn't about black or whi

sergeant george aranda heads up recruiting for dallas police. what do you tell the new recruit who are coming in? check your being a police officer, being a servant, it's not for everybody. you have to be willing, at any given moment, to put your life on the line for a complete stranger that you've met before. >> reporter: sawyer wants to serve the neighborhoods where he grew up, to help build trust between cops and his community. >> i've made plenty of facebook posts and they've never gone anywhere besides a couple of likes and a couple of shares. so i believe actually going out there and being the difference is what we really need. process for recruits can take up to three months. maurice, after that, it will be another year before they're able to go out and patrol the streets. >> dubois: omar villafranca in dallas tonight. after a slow start, the u.s. is taking in more refugees from war-torn syria. today, the state department said 8,000 have now been resettled in this country, and the u.s. is on track to meet president obama's goal of admitti

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out to protest 10 years ago in dallas? it's a different dallas so take us throughyour newsroom in the last couple of weeks . >> for my newsroom i think the most important thing we've learned is looking at transparency and looking at accountability and having a relationship with our local police department so we can allow them to be transparent with us so that we can particularly be transparent in how we deliver our content. i think the biggest challenge for us over the past few weeks is you know, not just horrific it is but telling the stories of the people that this happened to. obviously you have the stories of the officers that were impacted but the first conversation we had in our newsroom was how do, why did this happen? what's the tone of our communities? are police chief is also african-american so why particularly did this happen here, what is the relationship we have with our local police department where we can see how to figure out a solution, how do we help the police department build stronger relationships so

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the last time we met, we were in dallas. braeger--- who splits time between here and texas, feeling compelled to honor the officers lost, and those who risk their lives. he hasn't stopped since. this is whole heatedly to support the men and women wearing blue in milwaukee. 100 percent. that is why i made this. a work honoring officers in milwaukee began before last weekends riots. the targeting of you feel the world might be bringing you. the police aren't the right people. the events that have taken place--- giving this work more meaning. when dallas happened. and now milwaukee. if things don't change, it's going to happen elsewhere. in dallas, braeger sold t-shirts, posters, and artwork with all of the proceeds donated to charity. there are now similar plans here. he's not the only one are the problem. we think there are other deeper issues that are at work. at milwaukee's police district 7 bishop e.w jackson has come all the way from virginia, helping show support. milwaukee police say groups have been dropping off donati

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.>>> the dallas cowboys, the five officers killed earlier this month i gunmen, the dallas players walking arm in arm with the police chief, the mayor and members of the four of the five families of the officers that were healed in downtown dallas during the black lives matter rally. the police chief david brown said that the families appreciated the gesture by the team. >> the youngsters, and our officers killed brutally in downtown dallas, and we needed to get away from the home and have a distraction, to take their minds off of the grief.>> the players, coaches, police and family forming a circle for moment of silence, and they will where the decal in the preseason, "arm in arm.">>> 4:27 am. >>> there was a toddler found wandering at night all by herself and the discovery in the northern california city and how it evolves pokimon. -- involves pokimon. >>> and how long it will take to get the upper hand on the aggressive blaze for the soberanes fire . >>> we will show you which are ride looks like getting into san francisco when we come back. >>> a little bit warm for the first couple of

>> again dallas pd is investigating a complete -- aqib talib right now. they have no charges now but that doesn't mean that they can't suspend him. the nfl can act as it wants in these cases of discipline. they do an independent investigation. if they find in their investigation violates the personal conduct policy he will get suspended. he's still in line for potential discipline. >> here's the point. nobodyis talking -- including aqib talib that i've been told by two sources outside the broncos around the nfl that despite what he's been reporting about eight games that they haven't found anything because nobody say anything so as a result dallas police department has nothing. there's no gun. the -- the gun has disappeared. aqib talib is not saying anything publicly so i think the lead aaain dallas police department will be hard-pressed -- it's my understanding that he's probably not going to be suspended at all this year. >> that would surprise me. what he might be right but he's put himself in line for potential discipline. >> you told me he's been rig

dallas' chapter and also works on recruiting for the dallas police department. >> it was a very strong and very much needed statement he put out there. >> reporter: in the weeks after the attack, 467 people applied to join the dallas police department. in applications compared to the same time frame a month before. >> keep working. >> reporter: although dallas p.d. does not have the demographics of these new recruits yesterday, sergeant rondo says having a diverse force is important. what point of view do minority police officers bring to a force that all-white force will have? >> a sense of culture. recognizing the culture and being able to talk andnd that different aspect of reaching to the african-american or the latino community. sawyer is one of those people who took chief brown's message to heart. he works a security job but was a military police officer during his time during the navy. >> i am from denton. i would police in a community i know because i feel like it's important for the police to know the community and the community know the police. >> reporter: are the cops here

he spoke at the dallas public library. >> welcome to the dallas book festival. i am president of the world affairs council and today we are very pleased and proud to be working with the dallas public library to host kernel andrew bacevich. a remarkable career. a graduate of west point, vietnam veteran and served in the armed forces for over 23 years. now he's the professor emeritus of boston university. remarkable author among some of his limited power, washington rules and breach of trust that we are here today to talk about this book america's war for the greater middle east which just came out about two weeks ago. you will see during the discussion and after we talked for a little bit we want to invite you to ask questions and why this is a book that every one of us should read. go ahead and start a. >> [inaudible] it's been over 35 years since president carter out why and what became known as the doctrine. a strategy as you point out that began in the sense that militarization of the middle east come and use site that as the turning point. describe for us wh

southern dallas is all poor and northern dallas all affluent. it is much more mix.re are many more pockets of poverty in southern dallas. whether it was my former colleague bill can -- bill mckenzie wrote about in regards to group homes, these are halfway court -- halfway houses of sorts. bill wrote extensively about those and city ordinances changing. another of my colleagues wrote about payday lending. that led because of jim mitchell's writing to ordinances changed. most recently, i focused attention on dog problem and the quality of light -- life and challenges for people who can't walk and they can't run and can't let the kids go to school alone. that has caused some shakeups and may have contributed to changes at city hall. but it just happened this past week. you just have to keep pushing. haveat's great to optimistic notes. john, you worked in the bush administration. i want to go back into the oval office for a second. i had a few problems with george w. bush. wasthing i never doubted the certain sort of compassion poor and a sense that you had a responsibi

honoring he dallas police officers.he fraternal order of police says the nfl needs to rethink their position. michael, thank you for your service, and secondly, why? what was their explanation for making this -- for rejecting this? >> we really have not -- thank you for having me here. we have not been given a full explanation of it. it was just sent down to the cowboys after the request was denied. we have not formally spoken to to goodell or anybody from the nfl office. we'd love to have the conversation with them. the welcome this would be a great way to honor the fallen officers who have -- who lay their lives down and also the individuals who were shot that day. >> at this point, perhaps, if it's an issue of every team asking for their own specific request, wouldn't it be nice enough everyone in the league wore this. >> it would be great. there were police officers from every city that the nfl has a team in, and i'm sure that if you polled those officers out there they would be more than happy to honor it. we would

dallas is going to be exceptionally hot over the next couple of days. heat advisory across little rock and st. louis is under excessive heat watch and that will turn to the tuesday to friday time period. 103 san angelo, dallas up to 102 today. that's just the temperature, not even the heat index. the rest of the temperature gets up to the mid-90s and as far as the heat index goes, very humid down here. and that's where it could feel like 100 to 110 easily each afternoon. also some rain up around albany new york. and some showers heading to boston and in the southeast, your typical thunderstorms are carolinas. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. so the heat is on. look at once again salt lake city, what a hot summer you've had. 101 today. 98 in billings, montana and there's that heat all the way from oklahoma city to wichita, dallas all the way down into areas of south texas. 102 in dallas in the middle of the summer. >> hey, that's normal. >> if it's not that hot you're wondering what's wrong. >>> exactly. before. we'll explain. plus the latest

but if you talk about dallas specifically, especially, i have a lot of family that are in the dallas a really hard few weeks for them, you know, their families, their friends. the whole community is grieving. if they want to express it that way, they should be able to. i think it's a great thing. and i don't think anybody believes it's really about the rules, right? they breathed a sigh of relief, okay, we don't have to get involved because we can just say the rules. julie: what's depressing is they have made exceptions, right? if this were a rule that was sacrosanct and we weren't going to violate it, then, okay, fibro. but as you pointed out, they violated it over and over and over again. why not now? >> they don't want to get involved. julie: it's not even a matter of getting involved. it doesn't matter where you come down on this black lives matter issue, what's wrong with saying that cops are good -- >> maybe, jules, cops are being killed in every single city of america, this is one of the most deadly years for law enforcement. look, i get it. that community is struggling. but s

morgan brennan reports tonight from dallas. >> almost 30,000 people in dallas for one of the biggest trucking conventions of the year. n 2015, u.s. truckers hauled frei representing $700 billion in revenue. but what a difference a year makes. in 2016, so far, it's tumbled thanks to high inventory levels and weak economic dprout. expanded their fleet, meaning there are too many fewer miles.o they're going to get paid less thr those miles and their ex still up. so lower margin, lower profitability, lower earnings. >> but there are bright spot. e commerce continues to surge >> it's our fastest growing segment of our total business. doing aboullrevenue. about 30% all relate td to e commerce. that number is going up about 50% a year. zpl as amazon and others ship more product, newer player rs entering the package delivery . take trance force. rapidly expanding its u.s. presence. >> we have one customer, just 18 months ago, we were basically doing nothing with those guys and today, it's if we look at th this same customer, we will probably do more than 35,000 deliveries. >> and consumers i

. >> reporter: everyone talks or not he is, the dallas police completes its investigation. that's not going to happen. the nfl will wait. i think talib starts the season with the broncos. that's the good news. the bad news might be that the dallas police concludes in the season. >>> things got a little heated at today's practice, and it had nothing to do with the temperature, but as rod mackey bother the broncos. >> reporter: no more can the bronco says they're tired of hitting one another. today, he hit the 49ers, and san francisco hit back. >> you've got grown men out here battling for their families and pride. >> i think it's good for all of us. it's a competitive environment at this point in camp, you're so used to banging on each other. for these last couple of weeks. it's good to get some fresh faces in here and see what you've got. opportunities when you face another team, or another squad out there. that's exactly what we wanted today to go out and compete and put our best foot forward. >> reporter: there's also the issue of how much to show. you don't want to show

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