jay: i've been monitoring tweets from various news organizations in dallas, very highly respected newsnizations, some of the best in the country, dallas morning news, wfaa, our affiliate in dallas. about 50 seconds ago, dallas morning news tweeted, two officers down. we all know the started at 9:00 dallas time. protests, then a gun man possibly armed with an ar-15 was just spraying shots, dozens of shots erupting. what we are hearing is this person was shooting not only at police officers but also what people who were at the peaceful protest. said, we are hearing there are two members of law enforcement who have been wounded. conditions,ve their but we do know that one of the trop trauma cte the top trauma centers is in dallas. downtown dallas has basically been locked down. there is a good amount of reporters. said they at wfaa are setting up perimeters and pushing people further back to keep people out of harms way. they are actively trying to hunt down this active shooter in dallas. that is the latest. if i see anything else developing, i will get right back to you. jonathan: we als

this is the front page of the dallas morning news. following last night's shootings, ambush is the headline. you see a police officer there, 11 officers shot and five dead. nicole: the protest in dallas was among several across the country due to fatal shootings of black men, demonstrations were held in major cities including new york, denver and seattle. president obama reacted to the shooting of two people, one in louisiana and the other in minnesota. >> when people say black lives matter it doesn't mean blue lives don't manage, just means all lives matter but now the big concern is the fact, the data shows, black folks are vulnerable. >> the president made these comments in dallas. the president has now been updated on the situation in dallas, no word if he will speak to this event. lauren: joining us to discuss the latest developments is matthew brown, former police officer in seattle. thank you for joining us. tough morning for everybody. my first question is the planning involved here. >> it didn't take -- we talk about whether t

our own dallas-based correspondent for fox news is on the scene now. it's hard to wrap your hands around what happened tonight in dallas. it appears snipers have targeted dallas's finest and taken some down. >> happened about 3 or 4 blocks up the road from where i'm standing now. i'm standing in the middle of main street in downtown dallas. at this time of night, bars and restaurants would normally have lots of traffic. you have a massive police presence here tonight. and i have been trying to get to this spot for the last hour and 15 minutes because we've been walking from check point to check point to check point and asking officers to come up two blocks and they've said look. this is still an active shooter situation. and you're not getting past this check point. go up another block. so you can see the look on their faces. these are their brothers and sisters. the law enforcement community is tight. men and women in blue. they're a family and we're interacting with those officers tonight trying to get our way to this live position, you can see the so

this is in the west end of dallas, a wonderful community, a mix of new and old. of terror. the dallas morning news calling this an ambush. police saying that these suspects wanted to target police officers and they did. four officers killed. you've heard us reporting this all evening long. what we've heard from the latest news conference is there are now three people in custody. there was a woman found around the area of el centro college's garage. this is where all the violence really went down, that garage was where at least one, maybe two of the snipers began firing down at officers. we have two men in custody. and there is one person currently in negotiations with police. but we're told he's been uncooperative. we're told there's still an exchange of gunfire and there have been shouts from that suspect that the end is coming, and that there are bombs planted all throughout downtown dallas. though police are saying there is no confirmation there is any truth to that. this is still an active scene. >> and adriennne is reporting to us live eastern time on the lat

dallas the narrative has changed quite a bit. we'll have much more after this. >>> breaking news out of dallas. say they have three suspects in custody and are negotiating with the fourth. 11 police officers shot during a protest. four of the officers are dead. and a civilian was also injured in the cross fire. we'll continue to follow that breaking news for you. but those protests in dallas came as demonstrations were being held in cities across the u.s. over two fatal police shootings of black men. one in minnesota and one in louisiana. >> with tensions high, byron pits brings us an emotional response from one mother who is also a police officer. >> if you are white and you work in a black community and you are of yourself. >> in a kia jones, a veteran police taking to facebook attacking fellow police officers. >> i want to make a difference but how dare you stand next to me in the same uniform and murder somebody? how dare you. you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: in the post that's now gotten more than 4 million views. she reminded her community they need to do more as well. >>

we continue to following that breaking news where 11 police officers have been shot after protests in dallas overnight. five of those officers were killed. we've learned some new information about one of t he >>> breaking news if you are just joining us this morning. five police officers are dead. six others are hurt after violence in dallas overnight. >> dallas police say snipers targeted law firm during a protest -- law enforcement during a protest after the recent killings of two black men by white police officers. one suspect is dead and three others are in custody. one civilian was also hurt. >>> one thing that we know that we'll get a lot more of today is information about the officers who were shot in dallas. as of right now, police have identified one of them who was killed. i want to show you an image of 43-year-old officer brent thompson. he joined the dallas area rapid transit as an officer back in 2009. that department said he first officer they have ever had killed in the line of duty. three other dart officers were injured in the shooting. four other officers were killed last n

, we want to give you a look at the front page of this morning's "dallas morning news." hopefully we can get photo up there. it says "ambush" -- that's not it either, but this is from the oakland police department paying tribute to their comrades in dallas this morning. the same also happening with san francisco police tweeting out their condolences. can't show it to you right now, but in any case, the front page of "the dallas morning news" has a really stunning shot of the -- of a police officer who is hugging a woman it appears inside the front door of a hospital. i've tweeted it out if you want to take a look at it. >> this tweet as well, santa clara county sheriff's office, our hearts and thoughts are with the community and families of dallas pd and of course of d.a.r.t. as well. >> there has been a lot of response on social media. if we can show you a -- okay. we're having some problems bringing up some of these foe toes but we will put that together and give it to you a little later on. in about 15 minutes we are going to have a live report from dallas. we expect t

in dallas. abc7 news. >> a procession took place for one of the officers killed on thursday night. the body of present thompson was tan to his home town south of dallas. thompson was the city's first mass transit officer killed in the line of duty since that agency was formed in 1989. thompson was a newlywed who previously trained police in iraq and afghanistan. >>> our coverage of the shootings in dallas as well as the impact of protests in the bay area continues at abc7news.com and on twitter abc7 news bay area. le vallejo police are holding a news conference about a kidnapping. this is a live picture from the news conference. officers announces the arrested four suspects after they kidnapped a woman. the victim has not been located. >>> oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting that left one person dead this morning. it happened on 92nd avenue near international boulevard in east oak land just after 2:00. the victim died at the scene. last night a 21-year-old map was shot death after getting out of his car a block away. the killings are the 32nd and 33rd homicides in oakl

dallas. this is video of when those shots rang out earlier, the crowd disbursing, multiple gun shots occurring. at least two officers shot reporter with fox 4 news in dallas says there are several officers gravely injured. for those of you familiar with the dallas area, at least one officer was taken to baylor medical center after the shooting. and another reporter said that park hospital is expecting injuries as well. there is a large part that has shutdown. again, multiple officers we are told were shot tonight. we do not know their condition. one of the reporters just a short time ago. this is new video. these are probably people who were in the crowd. they ran to duck for cover behind some of the cars. some of the reporters there, some of our reporters at our sister station there reported seeing what they believe was an undercover officer coming out of an emergency room with a shoulder wound. his shoulder was wrapped up. again, we have no officers were hurt. we were hearing reports that the gun shots could have been coming up from up high. there were reports that police investigators were going into hotels and going into elevators. they were

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now i want to bring in sarah murvash from the dallas morning news, she is on the phone. sarah, what information do you have for us? >> so things have calmed down here a lot in downtown dallas. a few hours ago, tons of police arrest protesters were on the scene. i witnessed one person get arrested. it was not a shooter, the protester, wearing a mask. but things are calmer now, i can see one officer in the parking garage where theshooting. he is up on the fifth or sixth floor. >> do you know anybody about the other suspects because they were saying that they had one suspect in custody? one person of interest in custody, but they fear there could be more people involved. have you heard anything about that, sarah? >> so i have not personally confirmed anything. i know there was a sort of car chase on interstate 35, where there was some sort of package, it sounded like there was another suspect there. but i have not confirmed that. the person of interest, it sounded like there was a suspect, a separate person of interest who i talked to people who said that person was in the a

we'll be right back. >>> once again, a break update on the breaking news in from dallas. ave news on the number of officers injured. there are three dallas transit police officers who have been shot and wounded and one dallas police officer. seven others injured. this all came after a protest there in dallas. they're rallying in response to the recent officer-involved shootings in other cities this week. our nbc sister station says one of the officers, the transit officer was shot in the arm and is expected to be okay. but we don't have any word on the other officers' conditions. we understand an s.w.a.t. team is negotiating with a suspected gunman on the scene. we'll bring you additional news as it becomes available. >>> a family becomesioxing riva about to renew. >> sons will enter the ring, and the fight is happening right here in philadelphia next april. ray leonard junior and marvin junior will go toe to toe in the race. larry holmes was at tonight's news conference. he fought back in april of 1987. >>> a trio of r&b stars kicked off music in the park, jahim took the

nice relief there. >> we continue to follow the breaking news story out of dallas, the latest news we're dallas area rapid transit dart is reporting 43-year-old officer brent thompson was killed in that shooting thursday. he joined the force in 2009. this is the first officer killed in the line of duty since the agency formed. >>> there was a black lives matter protest in dallas, it was peaceful until shots rang out. they're calling this a try re try angulated attack with multiple shooters. 11 officers were shot. six have died. much more on this breaking story out of dallas text as we get new information and video in after the break. breyers natural vanilla. milk and fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. breyers has fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers. the good vanilla. our milk and cream come from cows not treated with artificial growth hormones. this is so good! first you start with this. then add this. and this face. wait, we can do better. yeah... that's the one. and fresh brewed lipton iced tea. a lipton meal is what you bring to it. and the bright refreshing taste of li

dallas police under attack. we are covering breaking news and the developing story later this morning. snipers targeting dallas police killing 5 officers, wounding 6 others and one civilian. the ambush attack taking place on a protest against shootings of black men by police in louisiana and minnesota sending people running for their lives. three suspects are in custody this morning. another suspect taking his own life after negotiating with police for hours. the city of dallas under lockdown this morning. police department sweeping the city for explosives. in the last hour president obama addressed the shooting from warsaw. >> there is no possible justification for these kinds of attacks or any violence against law enforcement. the fbi is in touch with dallas police. anyone involved will be held accountable. justice will be done. i will have more to say about this as things become more clear. nicole: an emotional tribute to the followed officers outside a dallas hospital, police officers lining up, saluting their fallen brothers. more devel

, dallas. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we learnlas police chief david brown, a 33-year veteran of the force. a closer look at how police departments are using robots in law enforcement. and the rise of facebook live in the broadcasting of news events. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 eye conditions news this morning. >>> now, in week two of septa's train troubles and some relief may be here. we're live with the changes in store for riders on the regional rails this morning. >> in the street for a fifth night demonstrators in philadelphia voice their frustrations with the recent fatal police shootings in louisianna and minnesota. coming up we'll tell you about another protest planned for this morning. >> and "eyewitness news" on the keen at the fast moving fire sends a philadelphia firefighter to a hospital overnight. well today is monday, july the 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we're getting your day started as alw

we are tracking what's happening in dallas this morning. a lot of newust in the past hour. let's go to abc7's jessica castro for the details. >> here's what we've learned in the past few moments. both the dallas police chief and the dallas mayor spoke out within the past hour saying a fourth suspect is dead and that police did kill him. cops used a bomb robot to bomb out that fourth suspect in a standoff that ended only a few hours ago. police told us what the suspect said during the standoff. take a listen. >> the suspect said he was upset about black lives matter. he said he was upset about the recent police shootings. the suspect said he was upset at white people. the suspect stated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers. >> the police chief also went on to say the suspect stated he was not affiliated with a group, worked alone, and that eventually police would find ieds in the area. they have not found any of those. apart from that suspect, three other people are in police custody. and also new this morning, the number of victims

dallas. stay with us. newsallas ad oakland, the r >>> we continue to follow our breaking news in dallas and oakland. these are live pictures now from oakland. and the distance there, you can see 880 just starting to move. now traffic is just starting to move in 880, on 880 right near downtown oakland. police cars have arrived on the freeway and now are forcing protesters off the freeway. this is the vantage point from our chopper now. some of the protesters are marching towards the police headquarters. this is a night of nationwide protests all because of the deadly shootings in minnesota and louisiana. once again, 880 in oakland is starting to move. protesters now being cleared from the freeway. one protest in dallas tonight, snipers ambushed 11 police officers. they were shot, tonight, four of the police officers are dead. here is some of the video from downtown dallas as the shots rang out again, 11 police officers are shot. four dead, we'll have a lot more news overnight and into the morning hours. we'll up

dallas police department. both are recovering. >> that is good news. one of them, a social activist, right? >> yes, this also, according to the ap and we're talking about jesus retana. he pushed his department to recognize benefits for his husband and same sex partners. this was before the era of the u.s. supreme court legalizing same sex marriage and so this was a big fight in the dallas area rapid transit police department and one that he fought according to the associated press and the resource center which was this group he worked for. he is back and he is recovering as well, shep. >> rich edson across town at baylor university center. much more on the five officers who died in the ambush in dallas. some of the family members and friends are telling us all about them. their stories are worth hearing. we'll bring them to you coming right up. >> we thought it was fire crackers. the first shot was pop! and everybody started looking around. then it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and we was like, oh, man, it is gunshots. it is a bit must and people are frustrated but there is a better way

news. snipers turned a peaceful protest into chaos in downtown dallas last night. ve officers were killed. six other officers and one civilian are wounded. cbs news evening news anchor scott pelley is in dallas to begin our coverage. scott? >> reporter: jeff, the police chief said today that at least two sets on the police officers, obviously, trying to kill and wound as many as they possibly could. three suspects are in custody this morning. a fourth suspect engaged in gunfire with the police officers. the city of dallas has just told us that that standoff is over, but they have not said what has happened to that suspect. manuel bojorquez was in downtown dallas when the shots rang out last night about 9:00 p.m. and he joins us now. >> scott, gd morning. >> reporter: the night began with a protest march in solidarity of the victim in these two shootings. two men killed. one in louisiana and the other in minnesota. just before 9:00 p.m. here, officers with the dallas police department and dallas area rapid transit became targets of an enemy they could not see. the un

dallas police are looking at two suspicious devices right now. the suspect in the standoff i just mentioned had warned of bombs in the area. take a look here. this is new video within the last 45 minutes or so. a procession at the hospital in dallas, a line of officers honoring their fallen brothers. this was recorded about a half hour ago. five officers dead among the 11 who were shot. now take a look here. this is what it looks like on the streets right after the shooting. the dallas police chief is calling this an ambush, that snipers were positioned in an elevated location. it is clear they planned to kill or injure as many officers as possible. and here is the dallas police chief talking about the shooting and the investigation into whether the suspects were working together. >> that's eurour assumption now. working together with rifles triangulated at different points in the downtown area where the march ended up going, the route of the march. so there had to be some speculation from us that there's some knowledge of the route where you'd be because how would you know to post up there. so we're leaving every motive on the table of how this happen

these pictures are coming from our affiliate in dallas, fox 4 news there. one of their reporters just tweeting a few moments ago that officers tol on guard right now for possibly multiple shooters firing from above. they are looking for multiple shooters who are firing from above. this is being considered an active shooter situation, although by reports from have not -- they have not heard any shots fired during the last several minutes, but there was an outburst of gunfire just around 9:00 this evening ourou time during that demonstration. we had pictures earlier of those demonstrators fleeing and just scattering as those shots ranght out. take a look. this is just a short time ago. this is, we believe, video right after those shots rang out.out. these were people who were demonstrating piecefully.in they were marching piecefully and everybody was starting to running for cover.g fo some of the reporters saidrepo people started running up near the municipal buildings taking cover. people weren't just sure. you can imagine, this is a veryv large crowd. all o

, dallas. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we learnallas police chief david brown, a 33-year veteran of the force. a closer look at how police departments are using robots in law enforcement. and the rise of facebook live in the broadcasting of news events. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live, from the bay area studios, this is kpix news >> good morning. it is monday, july 11th. conditions look pretty go out there. >> it's good to have everyone on the desk this morning. look who's here with weather. >> taking a little time off, well deserved i thought i would pinch hit for her today. a pretty nice forecast out there. not a lot of cloud cover. look at the golden gate bridge. we're starting to see a few low clouds develop, but not the thick marine layer this morning. i'll have your full forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> the only hot spot is 101 southbound, we have reports of an overturned vehicle. chp on scene. not seeing any delays. traveling down to th

in dallas, texas, erika gonzalez, news 4. >> the events in dallas happened after several police-involvedhootings across the country. many people in our area are trying to find the words to explain all of this to their children. prince george's county bureau chief tracy wilkins talked to several parents about the conversations they're having. >> reporter: when video surfaced on social media of the two recent police confrontations that ended in death in baton rouge, louisiana and falcon heights, minnesota it once again sparked a painful and difficult conversation my son a lesson on how to survive a traffic stop alive. nobody should have to go through that. >> reporter: today we spoke with members of the 100 black men of prince george's county, a teen mentoring group, about what they're telling their young members about encounters with police. >> when you're being arrested, that's not the time for you to argue your innocence or guilt. that's for the courts, the prosecutor, the defense attorneys. >> you cannot appear to be combative, threatening, or condescending. >> we teach these things to

dallas shootings. others want answers to condemn the league. >> the all-star break with the best record. we'll show you how close that they came to making history. >>> today police are unveiling new disturbing details about the dallas killer. good evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. that gunman may have had more destructive plans in the works as rick levinthaw explains how protests continue to erupt across the country. >> reporter: protests erupting following the deaths of two black men killed by police this week in minnesota and louisiana. more than 100 people arrested in louisiana alone on saturday night including the activists. louisiana's governor john edwards is asking for peace. >> if orders are made not to destruct that roadway, you step out into the road. that'll be calls for arrests, period. >> reporter: meanwhile the gunman who killed five officers in dallas on thursday about the protest march will plan the bigger and bloodier attack, finding blood making materials and tactical journals. about two years ago that johnson would track here as they did not learn about those special tactics including shooting on the move. >> they never did any fireworks with us wha

for the very latest on this, on the abc 7 morning news with an update on the dallas ambush. >>> more ews in oakland where protesters have shut down 880 in both directions near broadway for almost three hours now. the chp has just given them a disbursal order. >> more on that on the morning news, as well. appreciate your time. >> get the latest on twitter and the morning news b >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- kevin hart. from "unreal" constance zimmer. and music from fitz and the tantrums. and now, what's new, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how very nice. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us on this

mccarthy, a dallas morning news photojournalist. here's the sad news have i to report to you. we're getting word now that at least four dallas transit officers have been shot, one has died. one officer is dead, four in total that we have so far shot. is that four so the al or five? to be very careful here, four shot in downtown dallas, one is deceased. again, this coming from dart media. we know four officers shot, one is deceased. i will try to get you the correct numbers as soon as i get them. but here is the information. four dart police officers were shot in downtown dallas, one deceased, others not life threatening, no i.d.s yet, updates to come. so again we're learning that one officer has died in this shooting in downtown dallas. are these live pictures we're looking at? so you can hear as all this is going on yelling "black lives matter" at the protests there. one officer dead, four shot. some of the crowd still on the scene. as you heard from some of the witnesses, many of the people just ran to safety. a lot of them were being pushed back, they keep pushing the perime

. >>> more now on that breaking news in dallas where protest there was marched by a gunman who targeted police officers. one of the suspects is dead. >> covering all angles of this story for you with team coverage. we'll begin with news 4's erika gonzalez at the live desk with what we're learning about this ambush. >> around 9:00 last night, those peaceful protests taking place in downtown dallas were interrupted by an ambush attack. this is some amateur video from folks that were a few stories up from ground level, and you are hearing them verbally call out the officers down on the street of downtown dallas. but the targeted attack didn't just come from above. police are saying there were two different perches where snipers are aiming down on li attack to show you. i'm going to pause for a second. so you can hear this. [ sirens ] [ gunshots ] >> in all, three suspects are in custody this morning and we understand that one suspect is dead after engaging in gunfire with police. why they chose to target police at this peaceful protest we do not know. dallas police believe it was the shoot

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new details about the gunman in dallas. his extensive notes describing a plan of attack. the final, cryptic message he left behind. >>> split-second decision. the hero mother wounded. using herself as a shield to protect her son. >> i didn't do anything that any other mother, father, would have done for their own child. >> tonight, her emotional story. >>> death in the ring. the spanish bullfighter gored on live tv. the first to die in 30 years. his heartbroken wife watching in the stands. >>> and, toxic flight. the delta jet diverted. sickened passengers rushed off the plane. how did dangerous fumes get into the cabin? >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the wave of anger and grief sweeping across america tonight. growing outrage over the deadly police shootings of two black men men. as the country mourns the killing of five police officers in dallas. nearly two dozen officers hurt in st. paul, minnesota. the huge crowd going across the interstate. and protesters clashing with police in baton rouge. and deray mckesson pos

until then, cbs news in dallas. >> for news 24 hours >>> you were just watching a cbs news special report course, an update on what's going on in dallas right now. we just heard from the police chief there and the mayor as cbs news' scott pelley was telling us more about how the suspect died. bomb detonation from a robot that the police department had sent in. and then also, more about what the suspect told police officers at the time they were trying to negotiate with him. >> we heard from scott pelley, um, recapping that, um, some of the things that the suspect said was that he was upset at white people, especially white police officers, upset about the "black lives matter" protest and how things have gone in that direction. there were some reports that there were three suspects in custody but during this news conference that we just listened in to that we heard from the mayor and the dallas police chief not commenting on any other suspects besides the one who was killed. >> the police chief did say that the suspect told them he acted alone. of course, we are going to continue to follow

dallas. but it's in philadelphia, new york, active in atlanta, dallas. matter if they have a thousand members, 100 members, they have five or one. what they are is a violent anti-white, anti-police group that the justice department laughed at, doesn't teak seriously. >> but they're not just anti-white. aren't they also anti-semitic? >> very much. their genesis arose out of a rapid anti-semite. >> i got to go. we have a hard break here. thanks so much on the article, obama justice department laughs off new black panthers." and this special two-hour edition of "justice" is coming back live in a moment. we'll go back to dallas and the situation on the shooting there tonight. don't go away. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in

dallas attack. it was a rare news conference for the weekend. aret brennan has traveled with the president. >> this has been a tough week. >> reporter: president obama acknowledged america's pain in the wake of the dallas shooting, but strongly rejected claims that the country's racial divide has deepened. >> so when we start suggesting that somehow there's this enormous polarization and we're back to the situation in the '60s, that's just not true. you're not seeing riots, and you're not seeing police going after people who are protesting peacefully. >> reporter: he compared the recent attack to the 2015 massacre of black churchgoers by a mentally-ill white shooter in charleston, and said the dallas shooter was "deeply troubled." bl i think the danger, as i've said, is that we somehow suggest ehat the act of a troubled individual speaks to some larger political statement across the country. it doesn't. ( chanting ) >> reporter: but there is racial bias in america's justice system he said, and pointed to videos of police brutality in louisiana an

abc news, dallas. >> we're going to have more from dallas later on in this half hour. first we want to get to other news including wildfires in the west near los angeles. a fire in santa cla rita val is 49% contained. the residents have been allowed back in their homes. forecasters warn there are strong winds in the forecast. and two campers have been arrested for allegedly helping to start a wildfire in colorado. the men are accused of not properly extinguishing a campfire. it spread out of the camp side a day later and destroyed at least three homes. hundreds of residents were ordered to evacuate bringing the total of evacuations to nearly 2 2,000. >> investigators are trying to figure out why delta passengers had elevated levels of carbon monoxide. >> a midair mystery. delta flight 1817 is halfway from atlanta to denver when the pilot radios for help. >> we need assistance. >> okay. >> a dozen passengers complaining of nausea, di ziness. >> people starting hitting their red buttons. i looked up ahead and ten ails ahead, same thing. three or four others and one man th

this is still an active shooter situation. >> now it appears according to "the dallas morning news" that three dallas proper police officers are dead and one d.a.r.t. officer has been killed which brings the death toll to this police targeted shooting to four. >> currently we're in negotiations with a suspect involved in these shootings at the garage of el centro in downtown dallas. the suspect stated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers. the suspect stated he was not affiliated with any groups. >> and now my opening statement. americans got over the racial divide when we elected a black president. not only once but twice. americans overwhelmingly voted for the man, blind to his color. his color made no difference to american voters long past the issue of race, voters long past the civil war, long past the civil rights era focused more on the content of the character than the color of the skin. but this week's shooting of 12 police officers and two civilians in dallas is a reflection of a new deep division created by that very man. the shooting in dallas was not just

dallas reportedly by two snipers. there is a search on for suspects, there could be others involved. police are planning a news conference -- coming up at 12:30 dallas time, 10:30 our time. it started with a peaceful protest rally earlier this evening, a peaceful march, and it ended with gunfire and 11 officers have been shot. four of them are dead. >> marchers were called a diverse group, with one common purpose, and that is to bring to an end the reckless necessary, described at police brutality, directed towards black individuals in this country. >> we want to show you a protest in oakland. this was at frank ogawa plays over to -- plaza over to 880. protestors started to move on to the highway, and stopping traffic in its tracks. northbound and southbound 880 are closed and have been for some time. justine has been following developments and keeping an eye on things in oakland. what's the latest? >> reporter: here's the question everybody wants to know. will 880 be open in time for the morning commute tomorrow? and according to the new pictures we're getting into the kron4 newsroom, we see how comfortable t

. >>> we also have new details in dallas. authorities believe the gunman, micah xavier johnson, acted alone. he was wearing body armor as he opened fire on the officers. so far investigators have found no ties between johnson and any extremist groups. tonight we have multiple reports, nbc bay area's christie smith and scott budman are standing by. we begin with jay gray in dallas. >> reporter: good evening, raj. new information from the white house tonight saying that president obama will now cut short his trip to europe coming back on sunday, and then early next week at the invitation of officials here in dallas, travel to the city that is still on edge right now. the center of the city is still locked down, police and federal agents searching for evidence, after chaos and carnage overnight in dallas. now, this new information from police. >> it's revealed to us that this was a well-planned, well-thought out evil tragedy by the suspects. >> reporter: at least one of those, the sniper from an elevated perch targeting police.

. >> abc news, dallas. >>> "action news" sports sunday next on channel 6. news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy, tamala edwards, matt o'donnell and karen rogers. for the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez. >> tonight on "sports sunday", cameron rupp sends the phillies into the break with a bang. >> to the wall, it is gone! >> plus, rebreak down ben simmons's game. the good and the bad so far for the young sixer's star. "sports sunday" starts right now. >> welcome to "action news" "sports sunday" and i'm jeff skversky with mike, who has no worry in the world. >> no worry about ben simmons' shooting, you are. >> whether we are worried about ben simm

>>> breaking news in america this morning, a deadly attack on police in downtown dallas. several police officers are dead after snipers opened fire. [ gunfire ] >> protesters running for their lives at a demonstration against police-involved killings. officers taking cover and hunting for the gunman. suspects now in custody. >> the suspect that we are negotiating with has told our negotiators that the end is coming and he's going to hurt and kill more of us. >> college students and staff locked down and stranded for hours. a major american city in shock this morning. this is a special edition of "america this morning." >>> and we begin with breaking news from dallas. an ambush on police after snipers opened fire during a protest march. >> here's what we know right now. 11 officers were shot. at least five of them are dead. six are seriously injured and one bystander was hurt in all of this. so far police say they have three people in custody and overnight they cornered a fourth person in a parking garage who exchanged gunfire with police. >> the demonstration through the

news. snipers target police officers in dallas during the city's protest over recent police shootings. this morning, at least five officers are dead and six others injured. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with breaking news in dallas, texas, where at least five police officers were killed when they were ambushed by at least two snipers. the shooting began near the end of a protest over the fatal police shootings of black men in louisiana and minnesota. six other officers and a civilian were injured. police are questioning at least three alleged suspects and manuel bojorquez is in downtown dallas. what is the latest? >> reporter: some breaking news now. we are learning that the fourth suspect, a man who was holdup inside a parking garage not too far from we are has died of self-inflicted gunshot wound. he had apparently been exchanging gunfire with officers but we have learned he has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. you mentioned the gunfire erupted in downtown dallas

i want to read you something off of dallas morning news. seen bystanders are recording hearing multiple shots from the area of market and main street, that that is downtown dallas, which i'm not familiar with. that's what we're looking at right here. there are reports, again, at least one officer being injured, not confirmed yet. people are being asked to leave, according to this, some are walking, others are running, and if you are in dallas watching this, you need to know dart has suspended all bus and rail service in downtown as they look for the shooter. and that is all we know now. >> i want to get back to mark claxton, based on your law enforcement experience, when you hear that set of reactions, suspending bus service, what is your sense of what that means to the scale of this search? >> well, they're ramping up the search itself and they want to have clear concise control over a particular area. and what will happen next is there will be a methodical block by block, street by street, you know, facility by facility search. so in order

from the satellite center catherine scott, channel six "action news". >> thanks very much, catherine. >>> this is the cover of the dallas morning news, obviously that is dated, it is now five dead but now many will look like this on this somber day as wrapped transit police officers receives comfort at baylor university hospital emergency room entrance. the dart officer killed was identified as four three-year old brent thompson who joined the department in 2009. identities of the dallas police officers have not been released. this is deadliest day for law enforcement since 9/11. >>> "action news" has you covered on line and on social media, we have been updating this breaking story all morning. our team posted several videos and pictures of the chaos in dallas. be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter for any updates on this deadly police shooting. >> we are awaiting word from president obama who is overseas and once that begins we will bring it the to you live. david murphy joins us now. >> heat and humidity continues today. excessive heat through 6:00 o'clock tonight. there is storm tracker. we are dry for now. w

ambush here in dallas. new images coming in of that deadly assault. and more details about the gunman motivated by hate. an army vet once accused of sexual harassment by a female soldier. inside his home, investigators discovering an arsenal. and now questions about the robot bomb used to take him out. the new tactic raising concerns tonight. clashes at a breaking point. protesters by the thousands take to the streets demanding an end to police shootings. tonight, the attorney defending this officer speaks out. why he now says race was not a factor. police on high alert. officers targeted new rules to stay safe as they patrol the streets. and the growing memorial to the fallen five. witnesses coming forward with stunning acts of courage under fire. this is a special edition of abc "world news tonight".. reporting tonight, cecelia vega. >> outside police headquarters in dallas. you can see right here behind me a police car covered in flowers. a city in mourning and at the center of a country in crisis. tonight fbi crime scene investigators are gather e

david muir anchors world news live from dallas at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> the dallas shooting will also be the subject of a special edition of 20/20 and join david muir and elizabeth vargas for america in crisis ambush in dallas tonight at 9:00 on channel6. >> hillary clinton is making her first public appearance since the shootings of two black men in louisiana and minnesota and the attack last night in dallas. and it is happening in philadelphia. "action news" was live at the convention center in philadelphia where the ame church is holding its national convention. >>> it will also be interesting to hear if clinton addresses the state department's decision to resume its investigation of her use of a private e-mail server now that the justice department has decided not to pursue criminal charges. we are streaming secretary hillary clinton's speech in philadelphia at 6abc.com. donald trump canceled an event scheduled for today in miami because of the police ambush in dallas. the republican's presumptive nominee released a statement today saying "our nation has become too divid

dallas. live on the national mall, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. and as you head out for the evening, there are three major events planned following this week of violence. the march from the lincoln memorial to the martin luther king jr. memorial tonight. the march against police terror begins at the african-american civil war veteran station. at 8 p.m., there will be a vigil at the national law-enforcement memorial in northwest d.c. another hot, sticky day, relief is on the way tonight. josh knight has the first look at the forecast. josh: that's right, it's about time. today was day five with a 90 degree temperatures. we are getting a bit of a break. the humidity is slowly dropping through the evening. the feels like temperatures, 94 we had a few thundershowers across the area. not much left, just st. mary's county, and that is about it. everything else is on the other side of the bay. tonight, 87t 6:00 degrees at 8:00, cooler temperatures later. sunday will feel much better. i will talk about why and this nice stretch of nice weather and how lon

in dallas, marry gonzales for channel six "action news". >>> all right, thanks, marci. the despite violence in dallas protests have continued all across the nation including here in philadelphia a. "action news" reporter janet reyes is live in kensington where demonstrators are gathering at this hour, janet. >> reporter: hi walter. we have seen an increase in the crowd here over past hour or so. police officers have been here for quite sometime in anticipation of the protest. i want to give you a a live look what is going on behind me. you can see strong police presence and then just down the road here and on the corner you see protesters gathering. we have seen maybe a couple dozen, actually growing, by the minute but they are supposed to start marching here to the 24th and 25th police district about a mile and a half away north of here, to gather there. the goal, according to the organization, kind offsetting all of this up, they are the coalition for real justice, they want to disrupt traffic as well as movement outside of that police district, however, they are sayin