can so we can listen into a lieutenant at the podium talking about our fallen sheriff's deputy darren goforth>> i'd ask god's ministering peace to be with each and every one of you. >> as we mentioned, there is quite a series of remembrances that are planned for sheriff goforth coming up and we're going to continue on cnn to tap in so you can be a part of it as well and you can see just how much that community and indeed the communities across the country, officers from all over the country traveling to houston for that funeral service. we want to turn our attention to something that is critical. it's a refugee crisis like nothing else. when all else is failed, thousands of refugees of the war in syria and iraq and further have decided they're just going to walk. if they can't get a train, if they can't get help, they're just going to walk from hungary maybe all the way to germany. seriously. arwa damon is walking alongside of them and we'll update you when we come back. when i started at the shelter, i noticed benny right away. i just had to adopt him. he's older so he needs my help all day.

darren goforth was ambushed last friday.nor of texas asked law enforcement across the state to flash red and blue lights last hour when the funeral began. robert ray is at the funeral in houston for us, robert. >> reporter: yeah, tony i am off camera because the casket carrying the murdered did he have at this darren goforth was just brought out from the church here this morning, his family in the front row you likely can't see him. his wife in tears, his two children, over 11,000 people here in attendance, people from all over the country. officers, sheriff departments from all over the country. you can see about to move the casket in honor and take the flag, let's just let this roll and watch this if you could. >> reporter: tony, you know, while we honor this officer that has been killed here, let's listen to what happened just a few minutes action inside the church. >> loss of officer ripples throughout the community we serve. for without them. we are without a guardian of the peace we so frequently take for granted. i wi

this time he faces a capital murder charge for the death of deputy darren goforth. a 10 year veteran of the sheriff's office in houston, texas. he was shot several times from behind on friday night while pumping gas. after the hearing prosecutors recounted the gruesome attack. >> he runs umbehind -- up behind deputy darren goforth and puts a gun to the back of his head and shoots. he hits the ground and he continues to unload his gun, shooting into the back of deputy darren goforth. >> reporter: police have not established a motive for his death. only suggesting the officer was attacked because he was wearing his uniform. the sheriff claims the attack may be the result of tensions over the treatment of african americans by police. >> we heard black lives matter. all lives matter. cops lives matter too. >> that has folks across the nation talking. >> you come after a police officer because of a uniform he wears, that is an attack on our society. >> reporter: mean time many are mourning his death in the community. on sunday hundreds gathered that gas station where he

so andrea, what will darren goforth's legacy be to this country?an, look, he seems incredibly loved, if you look at the pictures we've been showing live. packed, a large crowd, packed. i mean texans, they support very, very deeply the rule of law. they support their officers. but this is something that is happening across the country. i mean, we alerted it as came in. kate steinle murdered by illegal immigrant. we're seeing just a summer of lawlessness escalation of crime in cities. "usa today," "new york times" highlighted this. when is it going to stop? >> is this a turning point? do you think his death is a turning point? is this one of the moments you look back and realize -- >> i hope so. i hope so. i don't hear a lot of rhetoric coming out of washington, d.c. that is pro-police. >> yeah. >> i hear contrary. that you have bad apples. and some police can act, you know, aggressively but what you don't hear is real support for police. we got numbers just this week showing police recruitment, those who want to enlist down. this disproportionally a

deputy darren goforth was shot in the back 15 times in an unprovoked attack. >> he was a target because he wore a uniform. we found no other motive or indication it was anything other than that. >> this year 23 members of law enforcement have been shot and killed in the u.s. and 7 shootings happened in the past month. many in the policing community say it is a tough time to be an officer. ktvu's john sasaki talked to law enforcement about the anti- police attitude in a story new at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: police officers are there to serve and protect. >> they want to help save lives. they want to help people to have a quality of life. >> reporter: he worked for 30 years for the oakland police department and retired. he is concerned about current officers. >> they don't sign up to get killed. >> the killing on deputy darren goforth on friday in texas has officers watching their backs. >> to be attacked for no reason other than the fact you are wearing a uniform is scary stuff. >> reporter: he says san francisco police officer -- >> a point where i told people, my son indicated he wants t

miles accused of murdering deputy darren goforth late friday night at a gas station.t appears that goforth was only a target because he was in law enforcement. police say they were able to track down miles based on the red truck they found on surveillance cameras. police also say they found the gun that was used. >> the gun holds 14 in its magazine and one in the chamber. 15 cell cases, you can do the math. he unloaded the entire pistol into deputy goforth. >> miles held without bond and faces chapter murder charges. and deputy darren goforth remembered as a family man and a deputy dedicated to his job. >>> family and friends gathered to remember the camera man killed last week in virginia. adam ward's memorial held at his high school in salem. visitors wore the colors of ward's favorite sports team, virginia tech university where he graduated in 2011. ward and reporter alison parker were shot and killed on live tv wednesday morning. the gunman, vester flanagan later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> north america's tallest mountain again called denali. an

miles shoot darren goforth in the head from behind and keep shooting, long after the deputy lay dying on the ground. detectives found 15 shell casings at the scene they say matched the .40-caliber handgun found in miles' garage. >> he unloaded the entire weapon into deputy goforth. when the deputies recovered the pistol in the garage, it was loaded again. >> reporter: it happened late friday as the officer pumped gas. authorities say it was unprovoked, with no apparent motive. without-warning attacks on police used to be rare, but the numbers are climbing. in 2014, 15 officers were shot and killed in ambush attacks, triple the number from just a year earlier. this crime, its senseless nature, has shocked the community and evoked a groundswell of support for law enforcement. more than 1,000 people filled the streets around the gas station sunday night for a walk in the deputy's honor. and opening their wallets. $70,000 donated since saturday. >> thank you. every penny's going to the family. >> reporter: an online drive has topped $100,000. >> this crime is not going to divide us. this

capital murder in the friday night execution-style killing of 47-year-old harris county deputy darren goforth at a suburban houston gas station. >> just read probable cause to the judge... >> reporter: district attorney devon anderson described a witness account of goforth being shot 15 times. >> and looked up and saw a black male with a bald head shooting, standing over deputy goforth and unloading a pistol into him. >> reporter: investigators were able to find miles nearby at his mother's house. detectives say ballistics evidence from the crime scene matched a gun found inside the miles' home. >> we're going to try to figure out the motive, even though we don't have to prove it, under texas law. everybody sure would like to know the motive. >> reporter: since 2005, miles has been convicted of at least five crimes in harris county, ranging from resisting arrest to criminal mischief. in 2012, he was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and spent time in a state mental health facility. the charges were later dropped. >> this rhetoric has gotten out of control. >> reporter: over

. >> i want to bring in a friend of deputy darren goforth, brian mckuller. y for the loss of your friend. as a former police officer. >> thanks. >> do you believe that deputy goforth was targeted because he was a cop? >> don, i actually -- i really -- i can't answer that. i know that the sheriff's department is investigating that. you know, it's -- i really don't have the answer to that question. i would hope -- i would hope not. >> you would hope not. but you know over the past couple of days if you have been watching the news, and this story about your friend, sadly has been everywhere. that has been, really, the subject of the conversation, whether or not the current atmosphere, the current climate that's happened over the year since the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, whether that contributed to an environment where this could happen. >> well, you know, that's -- that's true. you know, i think the best thing to do is to have sheriff's department go ahead and finish their investigation. they will come out with the outcome. let's hope

deputy darren goforth a 10-year veteran of the police department. e giant walked through these doors for the final time. and as deputy goforth headed towards his vehicle, parked in this vicinity, the cameras will show a red truck and law enforcement in that truck was shannon miles. >> runs up behind deputy goforth and puts a gun to the back of his head and shoots. deputy goforth hits the ground and then he continues to unload husband gun, deputy goforth. >> shannon miles lived here with his mother. it was in this driveway that he parked that red truck after, allegedly, shooting officer and it is in this driveway that law enforcement came and blanketed this%3ekvq.ácq'tie area. and arrested shannon miles. and charged him in the death of officer goforth. >> robert, the president of the harris county deposit's association and a friend of deputy darren goforth goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening, ma'am. >> sir, the whole nation, you know, mourns with your organization, with all his colleagues and, most of all, with that family. how is

as karen goforth said in her statement of her late husband, there are no words for this. darren was an incredibly intricate blend of toughness and gentility. he was always loyal, fiercely so. darren was ethical. the right thing to do is what guided his internal compass, she said. darren was good. if people want to know what kind of man he was, this is it. darren was who you wanted for a friend a colleague, and a neighbor. however, it was i who was bless sod richly that i had the privilege of calling him my husband and my best friend. we're immensely proud of every man and woman who wears the uniform and we will not forget the sacrifice that darren -- of darren goforth or all the other men and women who preserve our liberty and protect our lives and put their lives on the line for us every day. we're immensely proud of you. if the president of the united states won't say it, we will here in this house. we stand behind you, we're proud of you, we pray for you every day. and we've got your back. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields

did he indicate at any time that he previously knew sheriff darren goforth? >> well, as you know, the information he provides would be privilege and i'm certainly not in a position to share it with the public but i will say i've addressed this issue with the prosecutors' office directly and there's no indication that he knew the deputy personally or ever had any encounters with him. so we feel comfortable -- i'm sorry. so we feel comfortable that that's not the situation. >> we heard a great deal of preliminary information from the prosecutor in this case in that first appearance, which was astound, i have to say. it sounded like trial, the amount of evidence she put forth. is there additional evidence you're aware of? is there additional information? are there statements from mr. miles to anyone, who police who arrested him, to anybody in holding and maybe to other people who aren't under privilege? >> in texas we have complete discovery so we expect over the coming months that we'll be given everything the state has available to them for the purposes of pro

. >> the death of the sheriff's deputy darren goforth is totally shocking. he came behind him shot him in the head and unloaded the gunfiring 14 more bullets into the uniformed officer as he lay on the ground. shannon miles is accused of n assassinating goforth. he has had prior run ins with the law and 2012 charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. he was found mentally incompetent and sent to a mental health facility. it may be linked to the inflammatory anti police rhetoric going on through the country which was heightened during a black lives matter protest in minnesota demonstrators chanting pigs in a blanket friday them. >> balloons and flowers are left at the gas station where he was killed. the community showing their appreciation and respect for police. >> they are here for us to keep the peace. they are not here to hurt anybody. they are here to help. we need to show them more appreciation. >> in honor of goforth texas abbott ordered flags to fly at half staff. >> thank you very much. kelly wright will be joinijoini morning. appreciate

authorities are trying to determine why he shot deputy darren goforth 15 times.apparent provocation. the harris county sheriff talking to cnn's anderson cooper. >> at this juncture, we find no other motivation other than the fact that he was wearing a uniform which makes it a random issue. >> the president of the fop has said he believes this should be labeled a hate crime. do you think that should be the case? >> i think if we can demonstrate he was isolated and selected because he is wearing a uniform, that would qualify. >> we are learning the suspect has a rap sheet and mental illness. cnn's ed lavandera has more. >> reporter: we have learned in 2012, miles was arrested and criminally charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. he never went to trial on that charge. instead, he was found mentally incompetent to stand trial and sent to a mental hospital. prosecutors issued a subpoena trying to track down health records here in the houston area. this comes as one of miles' attorneys says one of the things they will do is order a psychological evaluati

visitation is expected to begin at the top of the hour for sheriff deputy darren goforth.week ago as he pumped gas into his police cruiser. in the meantime, a motorcycle ride held in honor of goforth began just moments ago and the texas governor, greg abbott, is a issuing a statewide call to stand with law enforcement. cnn's ed lavandera live in houston. good morning, ed. >> reporter: good morning, carol. well, it will be an incredibly emotional scene here in the city of houston as the sheriff's department here lays to rest one of their own, deputy darren goforth. we've already seen an incredible turnout of officers from around the state and around the country coming here to way their respects. incredibly emotional. the service will not last particularly long, about 45 minutes to an hour, and i think some of the more poignant moments will become the sheriff of the department will be speaking, but also two other officers, close friends of darren goforth as well will be giving their memorials at the service. and then afterwards it will be some of the most emotional scenes yo

. >>> texas deputy darren goforth today he was laid to rest r. did you casey stegall tell us? people came to pay their respects for the fallen officer. the state's governor asking his state to show support for law enforcement. greg abbott, that governor, just back from the funeral joins me right after the break. doers. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical >>> welcome back to "the real story." a final farewell for a veteran police officer in texas today. 11,000 people gathering to remember sheriff deputy darren goforth, shot last week in an ambush at a gas station. some of today's tributes, a 21, gun salute and a helicopter flyover, and per a request by the governor, residents and police turning on carlights for a minute at the exact time goforth's funeral got underway. joining me now is texas governor greg abbott. thank you for being on "the real story" today. know you just came fr

darren goforth killed last week when the investigators say a man walked up to the deputy while he was pumping gas and shot him. the man arrested in the case has a history of mental illness. police officers across texas turned on their lights and syrups for one minute at the start of goforth's funeral. the f.b.i. set up 24-hour tip line in hopes of catching three suspected police killers. there is $50,000 reward ling up to the killers of joe gliniewicz. they are analyzing video from the morning he was shot. a sergeant that was killed at camp lee june is from this area. lewis wanted to be a neurologist but decided instead to serve his country. >> the hardest thing serving was being away from the friends and family. maureen: for the accident, today the marine corps revealed that sergeant lewis part of a team based in norfolk. practicing repelling from helicopters. it's not clear what caused the accident. next on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- >> aqua-dots approaching a milestone -- ddot approaching a milestone. what is coming up that could be big news for streetcar. >> we have the pick of the da

darren goforth was killed by pumping gas. 30-year-old man faces capital murder charges in the case. >>> hillary clinton admitting her use of a private e-mail system at the state department wasn't the quote best choice. in an interview the presidential candidate said she didn't stop and think about her e-mail setup when he became the secretary of state. but clinton added this shouldn't raise questions about her judgment. i'm patricia stark mop now back to our special "kelly file." for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> wel kom back to the kelly file special now on the black lives matter protests. travel back for a moment to 201 is when a crazed gunman opened fire in a few son parking lot and some democrats took to the air waves for week pointing their finger at the angry rhetoric of the tea party. >> as chuck schumer was saying, in politics, in the media, in the public square, fashion our rhetoric so that it does not incite but informs. >> so it may be constitutionally permissible but it shouldn't be accessible

friday night, somebody came up behind hairs county sheriff's deputy darren goforth and opened fire with the killer emptied the entire clip, 14 rounds, and one already in the chamber into the deputy. tonight the suspect is in custody and more is becoming known about his mental health history. the deputy's wife and two kids are grieving. o'law enforcement and people across the country are grieving as we. the killer is black, and the deputy is white. this is happening in the backdrop of encounters between blacks and police. it is that rhetoric that the sheriff hickman focused on. >> our system of justice requires law enforcement to be present to protect our community. at any point where the rhetoric ramps up to where calculated cold blooded assassinations happen, this is out of control. we've heard black lives matter. cop's lives matter, too. why don't we drop the qualifier and just say lives matter. ed joins us live. we've just learned about the suspect's backgrounds. >> in october of 2012, it appears that shanon miles, the 30-year-old accused of capital murder and facing the depth in the

deputy darren goforth was shot in an apparent ambush while pumping gas.on miles is charged with capital murder in his death. the woman sent the tweet after officials discovered she had an outstanding warrant for assault. her tweets have since been taken down. the university student could be given additional misdemeanor charge. >>> arby's is offering free meals to all miami area police officers after an employee of the chain reportedly refused to serve officers. he was ordering at the drive-through when she was reportedly told the worker did not want to serve her because she's a police officer. customers who spoke to our sister station in miami said the restaurant shouldn't be blamed. >> can't hold the company responsible for one employee. i found is disrespectful someone would do that. >> an employee shouldn't decide who the company should deny service to. >> the ceo assured the department they felt that behavior was unacceptable and does not represent the company's values. >>> a new report says there may be a problem with mcdonald's plan to start selling

the funeral for darren goforth will be held in houston. police arrested shannon miles, they have not pinpointed a motive for the shooting. >>> in texas a dallas hospital and cbc is under fire criticized for handling the first ebola case diagnosed in the u.s. they originally diagnosed him nur diagnosed with ebola. he had traveled from africa where ebola was ramp iet. two nurses who cared for duncan later contracted ebola. >>> the eagles suffered their first loss 24-18678 it -- 24:18. matt barclay threw an interception. barclay finished four for nine passing and didn't have any tds. tebow showed his randal cunningham move getting out of a sack and scrambling for a first down. he had 32 yards rushing throwing two td passes. chip kelly is faced with a question do i keep barclay or tebow do i keep both or neither. >> i think you have to look at the film before you make any decision, a quick comment after the game doesn't help anybody. >> the team must make final cuts by saturday we hope that rasheed bailey will make the team, he had a touchdown

>> there is still no precise motive in the shooting death of deputy darren goforth. authorities believe he was attacked because he was wearing his uniform. deputy go forth was putting gas in his car when surveillance video shows a man walked up behind him, put a gun to the back of his head and pulled the trigger. when the deputy fell the man continual to fire until the gun was empty. he then sped away in a truck. a truck matching description was then found in a home a few mile away where 30-year-old shannon miles admitted owning the truck and having a gun. watch. >> get ballistics done on it and they get a match that this is in fact firearm that fired the casing sthat were left at the scene. >> miles wearing a yellow jump suit indicating he is a high security inmate was formally charged with capital murder today. in 2012 after being charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon shannon miles was found mentally incompetent and sent to a facility. the execution of deputy goforth is believed to be related to the ant-police rhetoric. >> this rhetoric has gotten ou

of course, this comes after the deputy darren goforth was shot and killed in that aim saria a week ago> some nfl teams made some big cuts. one of them, devon still. she's been real public about his daughter, leah's cancer. thankfully she's cancer-free. still tweeted after his release. nothing but love for the bengals' organization and city of cincinnati. both happened me in the darkest times of my life. i'm forever grateful. we wish you well, mr. still. >> thanks for being with us. >> inside politics" starts now. >>> donald trump, take two. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative p principles for which it stands. >> how ruling out a third party will impact his soaring poll numbers and the second republican debate. >> damn right, i want to fight back. >> and the aide who set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server pleads the fifth. >> the facts are the facts. >>>

know, coming on the heels of what happened in houston, texas, over the weekend, texas deputy darren goforth shot and killed at a gas station there. so as you might imagine, law enforcement agencies all over this country on heightened alert. at this point we do not have any information regarding the condition of this officer and we also don't really know the circumstances surrounding the shooting other than it happened at 9:00 a.m. local time this morning. again, a massive manhunt. more than an hour north of chicago in lake county. we've got our eye on this. continue to follow this. again, that news conference set to happen at roughly 12:30 eastern time. >> we will break in as soon as we have any developments at all. thanks so much, craig, for the update. >>> meanwhile, a gay couple in kentucky asking a federal judge today to step in and overrule a county clerk there who denied them a marriage license in defiance of the supreme court. couple confronted the clerk this morning. >> we are not issuing the process today. >> businessed on what? why are you not issuing marriage licenses today? >> b

at a houston church where thousands gathered for the funeral of harris county sheriff's deputy darren goforth. he was gunned down a week ago while filling up his cruiser at a suburb an houston gas station. 31-year-old shannon miles is charged in the shooting. authorities say miles has a history of mental illness. >>> a $50,000 reward in the slaying of a chalk area police officer. fox lake, illinois lieutenant charles gliniewicz was shot and killed tuesday and police are searching for three machine and now reviewing som sur -- men and now reviewing some surveillance video to get a better viewing of the suspects. investigators confirmed they recovered the officer's weapon but did not say whether it was used to kill him. >>> a judge ruled that an illegal immigrant charged with killing a san francisco woman will go on trial for killing a woman. the shooting triggered a national debate over immigration after it was revealed that suspect had been released despite a federal request to detain him for possible deportation. lopez sanchez was previously deported five times and made his way back to this

darren goforth will be buried today. a 21 gun salute and bag pipes and a flyover are just some of the tributes. shannon miles is charged in the death of the officer, the motive remains unknown. >>> just hours ago same sex couples were able to get marriage lngss for the first time in rowan county kentucky. they had previously been rejected five times, the license was issued one day after the federal judge sent the clerk to jail for contempt. kim davis refused to grant same sex licenses citing religious beliefs. >>> and a young boy is hospitalized suffering from severe brain damage, the child was etch posed to chemicals because of treatment at their home. he became sick more than two weeks ago and is unable to move or talk. >> he was having some uncontrollable muscle movements and couldn't stand up or speak and they took him to a local walk-in and the doctor quickly recognized it was poisoning from the treatment. >> they are now reviewing the member, earlier this year a delaware family was poisoned after being exposed to t

shannon miles shot darren goforth 15 times before leaving him for dead.et has more. >> in handcuffs and shackles, the man charged with capital murder of texas deputy appeared in the courtroom packed with law enforcement officers. the da telling a judge how video shows miles shoot goforth in the head from behind and keep shooting long after the deputy lay dying on the ground. 15 shell cases were found at the scene matching the handgun in miles' garage. >> he unloaded the entire weapon into deputy goforth. when deputies recovered the pistol in the garage, it was loaded again. >> prosecutors will not have to offer investigation for why the shooting happened. >> the why of offense isn't element of the crime. prosecutors aren't obligated to prove it. >> goforth was a ten year veteran of the police department, husband and father to 5-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl who will lay him to rest friday. >> miles' attorney says the client attends to plead not guilty. he was sent to a state mental hospital this 2012 for several months. president obama is pushing poli

miles is accused of gunning down 47-year-old deputy darren goforth last friday night at a gas statione district attorney says there are witnesses and surveillance video of miles firing 15 times at that deputy. >> he runs up behind deputy goforth and puts the gun to the back of his head and shoots. deputy goforth hits the ground and then he continues to unload his gun. >> the harris county sheriff has cited tensions between police and african americans and he says the deputy was killed because of the uniform he was wearing. last night hundreds of people turned out in blue to show their support for law enforcement and deputy goforth. >>> time is 4:46. we talked about the mess it was yesterday. along 880. today is a new day. and sal is keeping an eye on things. >> things are off to a good start. right now things are doing very well. they are cooperating as we like to say. the traffic looks good if you are driving on the east bay commute. this is a look at highway 4. a lot of people coming in. bay point and getting over to concord. 680 nearby also looks good as you drive from the benicia

texas sheriff's deputy darren goforth, murdered execution style while he was filling up his patrol car at this gas station outside houston. and louisiana state trooper steven vincent, shot in the head by a motorist he stopped to help. both of the officers shot in las vegas are recovering tonight and expected to be okay. but those shootings, yet another reminder of the dangers officers face just for wearing the uniform. tom? >> ryan, thank you. >>> moving to kentucky, where the county clerk that refuses to issue marriage licenses to gay couples is still in court. she says same-sex marriage violates her beliefs. meantime, five of her deputies are now issuing these licenses. >>> and a suspected squatter is on the run from police after allegedly moving into a family's home and selling off their possessions online. here's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: coming home to a stranger in your house is terrifying, but when ed saurs came to check on the house he'd just moved out of and was planning to sell, he found a man inside who was just as surprised as he was. >> and he said, "i'm here for the mi

miles is now charged with capital murder in the killing of deputy darren goforth.pumping gas was miles allegedly approached from behind and shot at him 15 times emptying his gun into the officer. joey jackson joins me. joey, the new information we're getting today is this history of if not mental illness, mental evaluation. he was being evaluated for a period of time in 2012. the direct impact that this has on this capital murder case is what? >> well, it affects it in a number of ways. the first thing is this is a capital case and capital cases which equal intentional murder plus an aggravating factor which is that this was a peace officer would make you eligible for the death penaltypenalty. now there's a question whether the prosecution will seek the death penalty because the supreme court has said in instances of an intellectual disability it affects the eighth amendment to sentence someone to death. by virtue of his mental ins instabili instability, that could affect it in that way. just to be clear about that, what ends up happen it's not that your mental hea

authorities say he ambushed and shot deputy darren goforth 15 times friday night. the d.a. says they have a witness. >> he heard gunshots and looked up and saw a black male with a bald head shooting, standing over deputy goforth and unloading a pistol into him. >> miles was captured at his mother's house. his attorney says he intends to plead not guilty. miles is due back in court october 5th. >>> a video appears to show a texas man with his hands in the air being fatally shot by sheriff's deputies. the deputies were respond to do a domestic disturbance in san antonio friday. police say the suspect gilford flores was armed and resisted arrest. a department statement says the deputies tried nonlethal weapons before they shot flores. the bexars police department calls it a cause for concern and asking for calm and patience, the statement says. we are diligently working to complete the investigation so we can move to the next step. >>> this morning, the kentucky county clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses has a decision to make. yesterday, the united states su

darren goforth was gunned down on friday night. the prosecutors say the 30-year-old shannon miles carried out unprovoked attack. they have not established a motive but under next law they do not need one. miles has not entered a plea. he will be arraigned next month. >> same-sex couples in kentucky are expected to be issued marriage licenses by deputy clerks. the county clerk who believes gay marriage is a sin is in jail for refusing to follow the judge's order. >> standing her ground, now sitting in jail is tub tuck clerk kim davis refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sense couples testifying in court "my conscience will not allow me." you can not do your job, resign. >> she was elected and could resign but has denied gay couples marriage licenses although marriage is a right nation wide. the aclu filed the motion asking she pay a fine but the judge took it further sending her to jail. >> she has been ordered to stay there until she is willing to change her mind, or willing to change her conscience about what that belief s

they are there for the funeral service of deputy darren goforth.s killed by a gunman who came up behind him at a gas station and fired 15 shots. we are going to bring you some of that service live during this hour. we're also covering another story that's been breaking. you're about to see a completely different routine transaction that takes place everyday in every state in every county across amer

and it was encouraging to me and other peace officers to see the mmunity support for darren goforth, wife kathleen, afea and ryan. a lot of stories were told about this person. being a peace officer was his second career. he liked to make old cars run. muscle cars as we called them in our day. had recently bought his son ryan, captain america tee-shirt and bought himself won. ryan, his son, under his suit, wore his captain america tee short. deputy goforth, he was buried in his underneath his uniform. marvelous individual. a brave and good guy. but the community not only attended the funeral and watched it on tv as the proceedingsal left the church, led by i don't know how many police officers on motorsick calls and you had the other motorcycle groups going through the houston area going to the cemetery. people stood on the side of the road with their hand over their heart. a lot of money has been raised for darren goforth at the location where he was murdered, chevron station, people are still put urge up flowers and tributes. apparently on more than one occasion, peace officers hav

harris county deputy darren goforth was shot and killed while filling his car with gas in a houston suburb over the weekend. a suspect shot goforth several times and they say there is no apparent motive. go forth was a 10-year veteran of the sheriff's department, father two of. they offered condolences to his widow and called the targeting of police officers unacceptable. >> he loved life. he was truly kind to people. he smiled all the time. loved ones shared memories of adam ward tonight. the photo journalist killed on live tv. hundreds of people showed up tonight it pay respect to ward's family. they held a visitation in salem, virginia. ward's family encouraged people to wear maroon, the colors of salem high school, and virginia tech. ward and reporter alison parker were killed during broadcast by a disgrunt elled coworker who later shot himself. ward's funeral is set for tomorrow morning. meanwhile tonight, a look at how virginia tech football players will honor adam ward and alison parker. they will wear number 7, a tribute to the local roanoke station where they worked. they will wea

shannon miles is charged with shooting deputy darren goforth 15 times from behind. surveillance cameras and witnesses saw the entire thing. >> they saw a dark skinned male who was bald with red shorts and a white t-shirt run up behind the deputy who clearly did not see him or hear him coming and shot him in the back of the head. >> goforth leaves behind a wife and two kids. investigators say the deputy was targeted because of the suspect's many pass run-ins with the law. >>> also in houston, a char chase turns in to a foot chase, then ends with the help of a good samaritan. the suspect abandons his car and takes off barefoot. he approaches some people unloading an suv then abruptly gives up. look carefully at the bottom of the picture there. the man in the white jeep pulled out a gun from his glove box and yelled i have a concealed handgun license, i know what to do. not clear if the threat or the exhaustion was behind the surrender. >>> tonight the state department is releasing another 7,000 e-mails from hillary clinton's private server. money them are 150 e-mails

shannon miles fired 15 shots at deputy darren goforth friday night as the deputy was pumping gas at astation near houston. miles has two public defenders representing him against a prosecution that will not need to prove there was motive. >> the why of an offense isn't a element of the crime, prosecutors aren't obligated to prove it. >> deputy goforth was a ten-year veteran of the department. he will be laid to rest friday. since saturday, community members have donated $70,000 already to his family. meantime, an online fund-raiser topped $100,000. >>> 4:16 now. today in the lehigh valley, people can pay respects to former sixers great darryl dawkins. dawkins' family is hole a public viewing at st. paul's evangelical church in catasaqus. 27-year-old adam ward will be laid to rest in roanoke today. ward's family is encouraging those who come to the funeral to wear the colors of his alma mater, salem high school andç virginia tech university. people embraced and comforted his family yesterday while his high school football came came to pay respects to the avid sports fan. ward and alis

houston this morning as nearly 11,000 people are gathered inside the baptists church to honor darren goforthot execution style a week ago, his family, wife, two children came in to the church. it was quite sad to see that. we are expecting afterwards a helicopter flyover. a 21-gun salute in honor of this officer. but let's listen to what happened inside the church just moments ago. >> we will never, ever forget him and we find peace in knowing that in this tragic event that took place last week, he left the bonds of this earth to touch the very face of god. and for that we are thankful. >> reporter: you know, people from all over the country, officers, sheriff deputies from all over the country have driven in, flown in, to honor this man who was shot just a week ago. i can tell you that, you know, about two miles of traffic, randall, from the inner state to here, completely bumper to bumper, this is a community that is mourning, they want answers as to why someone would go up and just murder a police officer, shoot him and have him lay in a pool of blood at a gas station a horrific event. an

darren goforth was ambushed from behind. robert ray reports from the memorial site for the fallen officer. >> a very sad and inspiring site where deputy goforth was murdered execution style. 15 bullets behind him at this gas station. this is the spot where he was killed. you can see the outpouring of love from all the people, balloons, flowers, special notes, "thank you for keeping our community safe. we will miss you." believe it or not, at just this little spot, $153,000 raised in the past week. you can see the volunteers here to raise donations for the family of the deputy who was murdered, deputy goforth. today at 11:00 a.m. central, deputy goforth will be laid to rest here. thousands of people expected. hundreds of police officers from around the country have made their way in. as you can see, the love and outpouring here at the site where he was murdered a week ago, just tremendous and heartbreaking. robert ray, al jazeera. >> and funeral services will be held monday for a police officer shot and killed in a chicago su

investigators say shannon miles fired 15 shots at deputy darren goforth on friday night while pumping near houston. miles has two public defenders representing him against a prosecution that will not need to prove there was a motive. >>> the why of an offense isn't an element of the crime. prosecutors aren't obligated to prove it. >> deputy goforth was a ten-year veteran of the department and will be laid to rest on friday. since saturday, community members have donated $70,000 to his family. meantime an online drive has topped 100,000. >>> from our south jersey bureau, bringing positive change to camden. look at this. nbc 10 was there last night when a group called camden one love brought dozens of people out to farnham park. >>> happening today in the lehigh valley, allentown's police force is growing. today the mayor will hold a swearing in and badge ceremony for a %ew group of officers. >>> also joining forces to save lives. today the american red cross and philadelphia fire department are teaming up for what they call the no more fire death campaign. fire officials will be handin

the harris county district attorney said the attack on 47- year-old darren goforth was totally unprovoked. she describes what witnesses saw and what the surveillance cameras captured friday. >> they saw a dark skinned male who was bald with red shorts and a white t-shirt run up behind the deputy who clearly did not see him or hear him coming and shot him in the back of the head. >> the judge ordered that miles be held without bond. prosecutors say miles has a long criminal record that includes six previous arrests, two for using force against law officers. >>> a jury has convicted a white supremacist of killing three people at a kansas city area jewish site last year and this wasn't exactly a tough decision. fraser glen miller, jr. had admitted to the killings and after the verdict was read the 74-year-old said and we quote, "the fat lady just sang, " and then raised his right arm in a nazi salute. miller said he was compelled to do it because jewish people are trying to wipe out the white race. check this out. none of the victims was jewish. >>> it has been one of d.c.'s top tourist attr

. >>> we're learning more about the suspect charged with killing sheriff's deputy darren goforth who was ambushed last week at a houston gas station. shannon miles, who appeared in court yesterday, spent four months in a psychiatric clinic after being found mentally incompetent to stand trial. president obama has condemned goforth's murder calling it an affront to civilized society. goforth was shot 15 times. his funeral is this friday. >>> breaking news out of thailand. an arrest has been made in last month's bombing in bangkok. the country's prime minister says the main suspect is in custody. investigators say the man was arrested while trying to flee the country. it's unclear whether the suspect arrested is the man spotted on surveillance video leaving a backpack at the scene. the bombing at a popular tourist attraction killed 20 people. >>> new images overnight, confirmation that isis has destroyed one of the most significant pieces of architecture in the world. the before and after images show that main buildings of a 2,000-year-old temple in the syrian town of palmyra, it's gon

. >>> a texas sheriff's deputy will be laid to rest. 47-year-old darren goforth was shot and killed a week ago in what police called an unprovoked and senseless ambush. he was shot 15 times and miles has been charged with that. >>> a county clerk is behind bars after not issuing licenses to same-sex couples. kim davis was sent to jail for contempt of court. davis said her conscience wouldn't allow her to issue licenses to gay couples. the couple suing davis for not issuing their license will tie the knot today. >>> virginia lawmakers are once again up against a deadline. "the washington post" reports that democrats and republicans have until today to suggest names for an expert who will help redraw congressional districts. last year a court found the existing boundaries concentrated black voters in one district. lawmakers have been able to redraw maps that both parties can agree on. >>> if you have tickets to the terps game tomorrow afternoon, you might notice a big first there. the university of maryland is allowing beer sal in the stadium. anyone who looks like they're under the age

the police union says it's heartless since doipts darren goforth was shot dead in the city days ago. we're learning more about the bucket in the shooting. shan mon miles will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. he's twice been committed to mental health facilities in had the past five years. attorneys say they were told by his mother he had a lifelong history of mental illness. >>> new video shows the deadly shooting of a man by deputies in san antonio. it shows one arm raised and the other obscured. the deputies failing to provide life saving measures for three minutes. abc's matt gutman spoke to the sheriff. >> reporter: what do you think of the conduct of your officers? >> well, certainly it is disturbing. it's cause for concern and the important thing is that we look at all of the evidence. >> a second closer video has surfaced but authorities are not yet releasing it. the fbi is investigating. >>> asian markets were pretty calm overnight, trading in a narrow range a stark contrast to another stock slide on wall street. traders were selling from the start yesterday spooked by more

. >>> darren goforth was shot on friday. today, runs are expected to attend his funeral.he meantime, people are putting blue lights and ribbons outside showing their support for all law enforcement. >>> dallas love field is commemorating a unique moment in history that happened at the airport. shortly after president john f. kennedy was assassinated, lyndon b. johnson took the oath of office becoming the new president at love field. it's the first time a u.s. president sworn in west of the mississippi and also the first time a president was sworn in at an airport. there will be a matching historical!@hoto and marker put up inside the terminal. >>> a ceremony was held yesterday to mark the unveiling of a statue damaged in bangkok's bombing last month. the landmark was a popular tourist destination for tourists and thai citizens in fact. thai police said they arrested a suspect who was found with a list of substances that could make a bomb. >>> it's still a mystery exactly what happened to malaysia airlines flight 370 but now french prosecutors are confirming a piece of ai