like bill deblasio can't believe her childhood friend is gone.the mayor of children. we wanted to be cops when we grew up now all they have is criminals their has betheir job. the people who are defending his own family he is not here for. >> the family already told me they have already toforgiven th willer because we know how interesting to see his son's of those officers exposing a major rift between mayor deblasio and nypd. no you a petition growing on-line calling for the mayor's resignation. kelly wright is here with brand new developments. >> mayor deblasio is facing his toughest challenge as the leader of new york city. in if the aftermath of two new york city cops being gunned down more than 56,000 people signed a at the ti petition demanding mayor deblasio set down immediately. >> the comments about police and tlas why in the death of eric barner and a black man make a statement? >> they had his son by racial to be careful when dealing with the police. that set off this latest firestorm. the mayor ran an anti police campaign last year. >

new york's bill deblasio as the city mourns two murdered officers. >> the assassination of the officers was an attack on the city of new york, on every one of us, our values and democracy. >> brown: we'll also speak with yipped commissioner william bratton. eric fisher on the storms that could hit holiday travel. who pulled the plug on the internet? and michelle miller on a transformation of high school dropouts after they got a second chance. >> i think that all of us got so much more out of it than expected. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. the mayor of america's largest city called to a temporary halt to any police protests the as the city mourns two murdered officers. the officers were murdered saturday as they sat in they patrol car. the attack inflamed a growing rift in the city. police union leaders accused the mayor bill deblasio >> reporter: the network crerkd raising speculation -- >> at a press conference, deblasio and police commissioner bill bratton faced a study vied energies this

police union leaders accused the mayor bill deblasio of siding with protestors. don dahler begins our coverage. >> reporter: this morning, new york mayor bill deblasio visited the families of the murdered officers. >> it's something you can never get used to, trying to console families who have lost so much. >> reporter: at a press conference, deblasio and police commissioner bill bratton faced a city divided. >> in this tragedy, maybe we find some way to move forward, that would be an appropriate way to honor the fallen officers and ormilies. noon the: saturday afternoon the officers were sitting in their patrol car working an overtime shift at a housing project when police say ismaaiyl brinsley walked up, took a shooter's stance and opened fire. the 28-year-old brooklyn native shown here before the shooting in surveillance video at a nearby mall, warned of his intention to shoot cops and post on instagram, saying "they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs" and "shoot the police." when the mayor visited the hospital where liu and ramos were declared dead,

officers turned their backs on deblasio when he visited in the report.ver to florida now where another police officer was killed over the weekend by a suspect allegedly trying to avoid arrest. they responded to a noise complaint around 2:00 a.m. they saw him and opened fire and then took a car and ran the officer over when he was down on

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new york city mayor bill deblasio is trying to ease tensions.sking the protests against police put on hold until after the officers are put to rest. tom ackerman has more. >> at a makeshift sidewalk memorial hundreds of people paid respect to the fallen officers, shot while on duty. by ismaaiyl brinsley, two unarmed black men killed in missouri and new york this year have become symbols of injustice for protesters across the u.s. but new york mayor bill deblasio's statements in support of the protests, its members have accused him of hostility after stoking flames of dissense against him. >> how do we sowrt them? i would ask that any organizations that were planning events or gatherings that are about politics and protests, that could be for another day. >> the city's police commissioner said racial tensions have grown sparked by the social media's attention to alleged police brutality. >> one concerns at the moment is this issue has started to go down partisan lines, republican, democrat, this is something that should keep us together rather th

mayor deblasio greeted by boos and cat calls at an nypd graduation. he will be with the police union to end that conflict if he can. we will have the rest of the fallout. cheryl casone is here at the top of the show the best jobs of 2015. we have our best champagne. we have already put it on ice we will be drinking through out the show for new year's eve. "fox & friends" starts in about 11 minutes. get out of bed. >>> caught on camera, the incredible moment a little girl is saved after being pulled from a submerged car. video showing police frantically performing c.p.r. on four-year-old helena white. the girl had been trapped under water in her car seat for ten minutes. helena's mother took her eyes off the road and drove into a tyreke. neighbors tried pull the girl out of her car seat. she is currently in critical condition. >>> the liberty bowl making the highlight reel for the wrong reason. an assistant caught on camera hitting two opposing players. it happened on the west virginia sideline. the head coach alerted about it at half time and then tol

then you've got bill deblasio who ran on this campaign.re-breathing campaign about bring down the n.y.p.d. and then you've got the fact that the city just gets safer and safer every year. you know, no matter what policies are put in place. do you think that partly the n.y.p.d. worries that people are going to take them for granted? >> suddenly,n't is it time to ease up? do we still need high aggressive policing? and the honest awe e annals isswer is the police don't really know. the interesting thing is this has gone parteder than the union leadership wanted. 200 cops out of 25,000 who were outside on the monitor, they riled up their crowd. and things went just passed where they wanted. the two units that have been the most aggressive have contracts coming up. >> and they've got a meeting tomorrow gts right? >> that's right. what e. >> what is that meeting going to be like? >> it's not worthy that it's not just the five cop unions. it's a sign for all of these institutional layers. let's step back and see if we can't have some sort of work

those families were visited by bill deblasio yesterday.dow of wenjian liu made an emotional statement. here she is. >> this is a difficult time for both of our families. we will stand together and get through this together. thank you. >> tufuneral arrangements are being complicated the fact that him and his family has to travel from china. his funeral will be this coming saturday. it will be an emotional time for in entire city. leah? >> jonathan hunt live in new york city. >> trying to mend a broken relationship for his office in his first statements since being told he has their blood on his hands. what are we hearing from the mayor? >> we are seeing the ma ior being con sill tory. he is helping the city to heal from the anger and grief they are experiencing with the deaths. he noted the families are in pain as they try to deal with the loss of officer's rafael ramos and wenjian liu. they were more than cops they were men dearly loved by their families. the assassination of the two was an attack on the city our value and democracy. >> we

nrnths mayor deblasio said that is insignary is shes. can it is important to so the actses this anden really reason to explain that. it is important to understand the mows mos convent and you are going about if. thank you for that report. and those towning in. we are waiting on a new's kfrps. for those wanting us here in. they are live in the >> this afternoon, i heard of the they are caught or media. and for the media to be up in the air, that means something bad happen. >> reporter: it is it a massive scene out here in brooklyn and several blocks are shut down and so many officers are out here. hundreds of officers out here. this happen before 3 o'clock this afternoon. and the two officers were sitting in the patrol call when a coward and killer snuck up and fired. according to several nypd sources that i spoke to it, he never exchanged words. he just fired in the windows and executed them. and he hit the officers in the period. that suspect ran down in the g- train. and he ten turned the gone on himself. so many police officers and ev

we had president obama give us al sharpton and bill deblasio turn his back on the nypd.ieutenants on the brooklyn bridge were viciously assaulted and this mayor dismissed them as alleged attacks. bill: he called them an allegation. giuliani says the mayor allowed the demonstrations to get out of hand which gave a stronger voice to those out in the street. do you agree with that or not? >> the word used by protesters calling for harp to be caused to police is just as bad as the killing of them. it's not a mutually exclusive exercise. just like sony should be able to make a movie and not be hacked and then have the guts to show it and not fear violence. you have to oppose both. in both cases from every political leader they weren't looking to incite riots for injury or murder or killing. they were trying to bring peace to a situation and people took it too far on both sides. i have to say a lot of people have been since saturday on tv and tells where. everyone needs to be much more careful about their words and actions. no one should be killed because of it. bill: together

left and the far left -- >> what do you think deblasio is up to with all these things he does? he wants to run for president. >> are we going to really elect a socialist as president? i don't care what you say about president obama, he is not a special -- socialist. >> if you read the press on the left, they think he is a rock star, deblasio. >> the far left. this aguy that the police don't want anything to do with. this is a guy that won't renounce his socialist past. he is a socialist. >> he renounces you. doesn't like you. >> good, good. it's nice that joseph stalin might ahead me, too. i'm not saying he is joseph stalin, maybe -- >> oh look at the time. when we come back illegals games the old system. are they about to game the new one, too? introducing the new philips norelco shaver series 9000 with contour detect technology that flexes in 8 directions for the perfect shave at any angle. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innovation and you. philips norelco. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese wit

how is bill deblasio done? >> with respect to this particular issue, i think it's -- i don't think it's a really great record in a lot of ways. i think really this whole problem certainly was exacerbated, brought to a head, whatever you want to say, by what happened to eric garner. the anteseedants lie back in the middle of the campaign when the previous commission commissioner said on sunday was an anti-police campaign. stop and frisk had its issues. we can all dewitt those. but rightly or wrongly, however you did it, deblasio came away as somewhat hostile to the police. so the reaction of the police today to the mayor is certainly exacerbated by what he said very recently. but it has been simmering now really since the campaign a year ago. . >> and yet, michael steele, isn't it unhelpful rhetoric when you have the heads of police unions and former mares suggesting that the blood of these two ploevss are on mayor deblasio's hands? >> oh, absolutely, joe. it really takes it to a whole another level. i think as

anger directed toward mayor deblasio. his torn officers turning their backs on him. critics blasting al sharpton, suggesting the two helped create anti-police sentiments. >> you have two assassinations, vengeance assassination based on a lie that the mayor and sharpton perpetuated. >> reporter: the criticism didn't stop there. the president getting an earful. >> he's gety of creating an atmosphere of police hatred in certain communities. it's a lie, it's un un-- untrue? >> if they are serious about repairing this feud, start to give praise to the police. >> reporter: president obama did issue a statement strongly condemning any violence, also urging prayer and dialogue. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> new york city mayor deblasio has not responded to the criticism from some in the police community but he did speak this morning on the killings, say they were an attack on the whole city. >>> an attack on them was an attack on all of us. it was an attack on our democracy. it was an attack on our values. it was an attack on every single new yorker. we have to

but back to you mayor deblasio. you are not a leader. at last night's press conference you say you don't want to get into politics and today you go to mass with police commissioner brat where the cardinals try to comfort pain so nanny of us in new york are feeling. instead of speaking at the microphone for you outside of the cathedral you sneak out the side door. cat got your tongue? you are the same guy who couldn't wait to tell us how you had to teach your son about the dangers and racism is present in real decisions that permeate our sewsit societies today. last night you say it's an attack on all of us everything we hold dear. you don't hold law enforcement dear. we don't want it we don't buy it. you are not a leader deblasio, you are a classic bully and yes you have got blood all over your shoes. that's my opening. joining me now two men who work together as mayor of new york and police commissioner on the phone former mayor judy giuliani and in washington former new york city police commissioner howard schafer. good evening to you

officers turned their backs on deblasio when he visited in the report. over to florida now where another police officer was killed over the weekend by a suspect allegedly trying to avoid arrest. they responded to a noise complaint around 2:00 a.m. they saw him and opened fire and then took a car and ran the officer over when he was down on the ground. he plead and was wanted a sort time later. overseas to north korea, they issued a new threat against the united states. in a statement on north korean news, the government denied they were behind the cyber attack calling the claims reckless rumors and warns of strikes on the white house and the pentagon and mainland in response to any action by the u.s. north korea called for a joint investigation with the united states into the people behind the attack. that was due to a new order that lifted the two-year ban. they have until february to ask the supreme court to hear an appeal. let's now dig deeper into today's top stories. new york city's mayor is delivering remarks at a police luncheon in a few minutes.

>> i don't think that's unique to mayor deblasio.ou have to step back and realize how incredibly difficult it is for big city mayors to do anything with police departments. i don't think it's bias because his wife is of a american or son by racial. police unions are incredibly powerful in chicago, los angeles, new orleans, new york. any discussions of improvement in police departments which happened with mayor good in philadelphia in the 1980's, there's always going to be resistance. what he's facing is pretty common historically. >> there's supposed to be this unwritten contract between police and the public they serve. it seems to have been breached in a lot of places. does this attack pole rise the police and the minority communities more or possibly serve to bring them together? >> i don't know. i think that contract was always written with invisible ink, because there are a lot of people in this country who have never felt like they had a relationship with the police department. lots of minority communities, poorer communities h

. >> his message struck a cord with bill deblasio. the painful personal talk he had to have with his son dante, who is black. deblasio says he, the mayor of new york, had to be careful with interactions with police officers. >> i couldn't help but immediately think what it would mean to lose dante. life could never been the same. i could feel how it will never been whole again. things will never been whole again for mr. gardner. even in the midst of his pain, one of the things he stopped and said so squarely was there can't be violence. eric would not have wanted violence. violence won't get us anywhere. >> following the decision not to hand the indictment. u.s. attorney general eric holder says the federal government will launch a civil rights investigation into the case. it will be independent and thorough and fair. the investigation will be handled initially by the woman that president obama has nominated to replace eric holder. the president himself also weighed in on this case. cnn white house correspondent michelle kosinski has

mayor deblasio talked about the program's key goals. >> rest is not always the goal. the goal is to create order, preserve order, keep the law. there's a lot of ways to approach that. >> not everyone is embracing the retraining program. the head of the largest police union says they are throwing cops under the bus. the message should be respect the police. >> he needs to teach our children every last one of our children our sons and daughters to respect police officers. you cannot resist arrest. resisting arrest leads to confrontation, confrontation leads to tragedy. >> adding to the tension here in new york a funeral will be held with unarmed man who is as to be shot in the new york city housing project. says the shooting victim is to his words the officer involved only been on the force for less than 18 months. he was still on probation. he is now on desk duty. >>> normer new york city police detective bow bead el slamming mayor deblasio saying he is only dividing new york and making things worse. >> when he talks about his son. let his son walk through bedford sty

mayor deblasio holding a vigil. the white house announcing vice president joe biden will attend the funeral of officer ramos on friday but not president obama. >> what they said about trashing the american police officers trashing their honor, their commitment, their sacrifice, their service, trashing their integrity and reputation now they are going to send joe biden and think all is going to be okay. it is not going to be. it will take more of that. >> officer liu's family have to travel in from china. >>> time for "look who is talking" carl rove says democratic leaders including the president have created a dangerous narrative in this country. >> the president ought to come out and say something that will help heal the country to more importantly help affirm the president of the united states has confidence in america's law enforcement not that it is infected with racism. the president, the attorney general holder and mayor of new york created a narrative that i think is very unhelpful in the country. racism effe

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mayor bill deblasio, is urging people to stop protesting against police. mayor and police commissioner holding a press conference right now. let's listen in. >> putting together the story of what led up to this murder, seemingly senseless murder, and we're going to share with you as the chief did yesterday, once again ask for your assistance chief voice will be assisted by others who led in that investigation. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to thank brooklyn and other special detectives as well as the intelligence bureau that has been helping us out quite a bit with outside agencies as well. we were in touch with fbi, atf and other agencies around the country to tap down what this individual had been doing. he had tried to commit suicide about a year ago, we got that from family members, we're still delving in on that. instagram he put out 119 images on his insanta gram, insanta in quite extensively on his insanta gram account about america and its inequities. quite a bit. he talks about mike brown and trayvon martin as i said, we have rec

i'm sure mayor deblasio's heart is broken over these police officers. i'm giving this device -- advice. mayor deblasio please say you are sorry to them for having created a false impression. >> both police commissioner bratton and former mayor rudy guiliani denounced the police officers who turned their backs on deblasio calling the action inappropriate and disrespectful. >>> protests of a different sort outside fedex field sunday. the redskins playing their final game. demonstrators wanted to make their point about the team's name. does zenaida gonzalez of people called on redskins owner dan snyder, once again, to change the team's name. they say the ongoing use of the redskins is a slur to native americans. members of the national congress of american indians, the national coalition against racism and sports media and the american indian movement. >>> 6:27 now. a washington landmark has served its last donut. hellers bakery closed its doors sunday after more than 80 years in business. >> a german immigrant started in the 1920s. hellers's owner said th

, it's adding fuel to an already tense situation between new york police officers and mayor bill deblasio. coming up in 25 minute, the gesture that shows how some officers feel about the mayor and how the city's governor is responding. >>> police and firefighters in san francisco are investigating the latest suspicious car fire. crews found a burning car early yesterday morning in the same area where four other cars went up in flames last week. we told but this on "mornings on 2." arson is suspected in all of those fires. investigators are still trying to determine if the same person is responsible. >>> well, time now is 7:11. coming up, a south bay charity hoping to make the holidays happier for thousands of kids today. it's coming up short. how you can help spread some christmas cheer. >>> north korea speaking out about the attack on sony pictures and making new threats as one mans plan a creative way to see if people in north korea can see the movie. >>> there's some slow traffic and dense fog playing into this morning's commute. >>> that fog, headlined this morning. patchy drizzle to

but back to you mayor deblasio. you are not a leader. at last night's press conference

>> before we begin the first story, you had the exclusive year-and interview with new york mayor deblasio. you got the exclusive interview for "the new york daily news." >> yes, i have a series of articles today, including my column, and basically, what the mayor told me in a half-hour wasrview earlier this week what he saw as the major accomplishments of his first year, being the achievement of the universal pre-k program that theolled out, beginning affordable housing program that he expects will produce 200,000 units of affordable housing and a series of reforms he has had on -- related to police community relations. obviously, it am a seems a contradiction given the protests over the eric garner case, and the killings that have occurred over the last few months. i asked him about that. look, webasically said had instituted a series of reforms and put in a new inspector general for the police department. we sharply reduced stop and frisk arrests by the police. we had ordered a sharp reduction of marijuana from the city. then, the garner case occurred. saw a man of new york killed befor

i mean is it truly, you know, comments from bill deblasio himself?o you think he's putting out there this anti police sentiment that of course the police union leader would like for us all to believe here, or what exactly is this coming from? >> excellent question and to understand the scenario, you have to go back to about two years ago. the race for mayor. at that time, and i have to say, i sat down with the police union leaders just last week, the president of the p.b.a., also the penalty of the benevolent association. just two weeks ago, there was high ratings, in new york 66 pee, unheard of numbers under ray kelly. the campaign for mayor, bill deblasio is in a distant third place. to understand the problem, you have to understand the history, he's in a distant third place, not expected to win. deblasio makes a commercial with his bi-racial son, dante and sky rockets over the african-american candidate and wins the primary. his platform was he was going to stop stop and frisk. that was perceived. he also criticized ray kelly, the police commissio

. >> before i came here, i had a chance to speak with mayor deblasio in new york and i commanded him for his words yesterday and for the way new yorkers have been engaging in peaceful protests and being constructive. he was just in the white house with us on monday as we started taking some concrete steps to strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and communities of color and i intend to take more steps with leaders like him in the months ahead. >> we'll take a closer look at those protests and at the new apology from the police officer who wasn't indicted in just a couple of minutes. >>> and some disturbing news we're following overseas. an al qaeda affiliate threatening to kill an american hostage within three days if their demands aren't met by the u.s. government. the video released on youtube shows luke somers a british born but american photo journalist captured in yemen last year. just last month the operation mission to free yemen failed. >>> over in abu dhabi the suspect of an american schoolteacher. the woman covered in black there is a national in her late 30s.

meanwhile -- new york's mayor bill deblasio the target of police outrage.s banner ad over the hudson today says "our backs have turned to you." the head of the police union has blamed the mayor for the two officers' deaths, because he tolerated the anti-police demonstrations. still ahead. plus.hackers target gaming and streaming networks like x-box and playstation. the group that's being so bold about the cyber attack. also -- a sweet treat posing a serious danger to your health. the new warning. is going to be very cold out there tonight with temperatures already dropping to the 30's and we will look where the temperature is coming at. >>jason applebaum: what jim harbaugh had this day after what is likely his last game with the niners. all of this and more sunday night at 9 after the newest >>grant lodes:the c-d-c...now warning about a sweet treat linked to at least five deaths. commercially made, prepackaged caramel apples. contaminated with listeria. kron 4's charles clifford has an update on this story. >>charles clifford:the cdc is now warning consumer

. >> that was mayor deblasio accompanied by police commissioner bill bratton. one point the officers were ambushed and killed in the cruiser and quiet simply assassinated and the investigators do believe that the deaths were a crazed gunman style mission to a venge eric garner and michael brown. police were alerted to the pictures were posted on instagram and the disturbing photographs that the suspect had posted on instagram. one of which said i am putting wings on pigs today. it is an execution of law enforcement officers. those instagram posts were made three hours before the shooting and while investigators did get that information before the shooting, by the time they were able to digest it all, it was too late and the officers were struck in the head. the police commissioner said the suspect went up to the passenger style window and it was rolled up and they were on anti- terrorism patrol and working over time to protect our city and the neighborhood of bedsty brooklyn when they were shot in a coward manner and nearby officers pursued them in a subway sta

deblasio's press secretary denied the claims. >> a massive recovery operation. crews recovering bodies and debris from indonesia to singapore sunday. we are live withfrom thailand with the latest. what are you learning today? >> strong winds and heavy rain are hampering the recovery operation at the poem moan meant -- moment. divers can't go diving to look for bodies and debris. the first two bodies arriving at the air base for the honor guard. sonar images they viewed could show the upside down fuselage of the plane at the bought testimony of the sea. it is not clear if the plane is broken up or in one piece. the waters are relatively shallow. divers are likely to be able to search the floor. the uss sampson has been using sonar devices on board to help pinpoint the remains of the lost plane. the first recovered was found in the sea about 10 miles from the airasia indonesia. about halfway into its flight from surabaya to singapore. the pilot radioed in he was facing bad weather. airasia never lost a plane before. >> it was an experience i never dement happening

deblasio should not tollies for that. >> why is it a them versus us mentality. lot of the public please police are to blame in the death of eric garner and police say this is what caused the death of the two police officers. why can't the police be upset about both instances and the public be upset about both. >> i think the public is upset by both. we are shocked and dismade by the shooting of the two police officers. one of the things that drives our work is a concern for justice and for the fair treatment of people, all people, including police officers. the shooting of those police officers was a shock and a gross injustice and a crazy act that affected all new yorkers and made all new yorkers sad and we all join in the mourning of those police officers. you're right there are divisions between the police and the community between some of the reformers and mayor and and the commissioner. one thing that is a challenge for us who are promoting reform is to be respectful of the police at the same time we are critical of nypd policies and practices. we are not a

bill deblasio and his wife stopped by the memorial in brooklyn. the gunman took his own life. rafael ramos will be laid to arrest on saturday. officer lui's family will make funeral plans when they arrive from china. his wife shared her grief with the public. >> this is a difficult time for our families. we will stand together and get through this together. >> nayor deblasio is asking protesters to put aside their anti-police demonstrations on hold saying the focus should be on the families of the slain officers. in houston, police are on alert after someone posted a message on social media saying, two down, 49,000 to go. >>> in oakland, several police patrol cars were on eastbound 580 near the freeway sign which memorializes the department's four fallen officers killed back in 2009. the officers were out to help as they work to replace the sign vandalized. >>> the airport is bustling as people get ready to head out of town for the holiday. we'll show you the conditions at sfo and the agency of delays a -- anticipation of delays ahead. >>> and another dry day around the bay ar

later today new york mayor bill deblasio will hold a news conference about police retraining.t's talk about these body cameras. let's bring our panel, brooklyn borough president and former nypd captain eric adams, founder of yourblackworld.com. let's talk about the body cam thing, eric. we saw the video of eric garner and what happened. yet the grand jury did not indict garner. would a body camera have helped? >> it may not help in this case, but it's a powerful tool. i push for it as a police officer and a state senator, as well as the technology that allows you to place cameras on guns. what the footage does is three things. one, it exonerates when the police officer didn't do anything wrong. it allows the criminal justice system to look at realtime data and, three, allows for training. you can look at these videos, screen them through out the police department. what did we do wrong in this case? i know some people maybe disenchanted saying you had a video here. don't let this get in the way of real technology being infused. >> it's really hard to not let that get in the way

. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill deblasio got a plight reception in the church. >> new york cityt a hero. >> reporter: but outside hundreds of police officers turned their backs when the mayor spoke. siding with union officials who say deblasio helped foster an antipolice climate that may have contributed to the shootings. as many as 25,000 police officers from around the country create add sea of blue for several blocks. black strips covering their badges. >> we all serve for the same team and we want to come out and make a difference. >> ♪ >> reporter: after the casket was brought outside police helicopters flew overhead. and hundreds of officers on motorcycles led the procession to the cemetery. there was another large show of support thousands of ribbons tied to poles and fences all over the community. ramos and lou were posthumously promoted to the rank of detective. wendy gillette for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> this tragedy is also being felt throughout the ranks of the philadelphia police department. dozens of local officers traveled to new york to pay their respects today

. >> despuÉs de ser criticado por policÍas del alcalde deblasio junto a su esposa visitÓ los familiaresde ramos se fue uniformados y abandonÓ Él llamÓ a la calma y pidió respeto dejando de lado los debates polÍticos para despuÉs de los funerales. dos dÍas del asesinato del asesinato de ramos y lu los neoyorquinos siguen divididos en torno al uso excesivo de fuerza en un gesto para intentar reducir las tensiones la hija del afroamericanos, garner, muerto en manos de un policÍa blanco depositÓ una ofrenda floral en memoria de los dos juzgados. en tanto muchos mallorquinas continÚan progresando contra el atentado del fin de semana expresan su solidaridad a las familias afectadas. esta madre neoyorquina, a quien vimos llorar frente a este altar, dice que demuestran la necesidad de implementar leyes mÁs severas para regular la venta y porte de armas de fuego. el comisionado de policÍa, bratton, anunciÓ algunos cambios protocolarios. bratton indicÓ que partir de ahora los patrullajes a pie no serÁn de un solo agente sino en pareja excluirÁ a los policÍas auxiliares. ademÁs los agentes deberÁn

one will be from new york mayor bill deblasio and bill bratton and another from attorney general holderng those to you live. both should touch on this theme that is captivating the country right now and upsetting americans everywhere. civil rights and the police after a grand jury decided to indict a new york city police officer in the death of eric garner. >> shame! >>> protests like this playing out around the country overnight. this one that you're looking at right here in new york city. more than 80 people were arrested here in massive demonstrations. they marched with signs throughout midtown, staged a die-in inside grand central station at the height of rush hour and shut down traffic on the west side highway. despite those arrests, these protests have been described as mostly peaceful. just this past hour, the president commended that peaceful protesting. take a listen. >> before i came here, i had a chance to speak with mayor deblasio in new york and i commanded him for his words yesterday and for the way new yorkers have been engaging in peaceful protests and being constructive

there was a smattering of boos as mayor bill deblasio took the podium. a few in the audience turned their backs on him as others did in the past weeks. deblasio voiced appreciation for the police. >> it takes a special kind of person to put their lives on the line for others, to stare down the danger, because that's what you will do. you will stare down the danger. >> reporter: but the resentment towards the mayor has a long history. he campaigned on ending the controversial stop and frisk program against the wishes of the nypd. he called the grand jury's decision not to indict an officer in the death of an unarmed staten island man astonishing and publicly stated he worries about the state of of his biracial son in dealings with police. brooklyn borough president adams is a former cop. >> everyone needs to step back, analyze, and build around assuring all lives matter. >>matter. we resolve our differences and even while we do that we'll keep the city safe. >> reporter: the mayor and police unions, some in difficult contract negotiations with the city, t

i have been in touch with president obama as well as mayor deblasio regarding our decision.secutors will conduct independent, thorough, fair, expeditious investigation. >> that federal investigation will be carried out by loretta lynch she will exceed eric holder. the attorney general still has to be confirmed by the senate. >>> that brings us to our look at who is talking. former department of justice official jay christian adams saying the fact that doj is conducting separate investigations is only straining relationships between police and the feds. >> so what's really going on here is an enormous hostility toward the police by this justice department, by eric holder prejudging the facts of ferguson, by police misconduct, shawn, in a case against new orleans' police officers, by justice department lawyers who will be investigating in new york and in ferguson. they were found to have lied to a federal judge to rig the case against cops. >> new overnight al qaeda threatening to murder an american hostage if president obama doesn't give in to his demands. in a newly released

mayor deblasio is trying to diffuse tensions after the killing of two members of the nypd. visited the memorial today. we learned a short while ago the vice president joe biden had attend the funeral for one of the police officers on saturday. the head of the national urban league standing by live along with our correspondents and our analysts. they're all covering the breaking news. first, let's to go cnn's martin savidge with the very latest. >> reporter: good evening to you, wolf. yes, this is the crime scene of three days ago that now has become the memorial site for so many people. there's a large crowd here this evening. both the police officers, but also of the general public, they're drawn here simply as a place where they can reflect on what's happened. the city of new york is asking public buildings, as well as landmarks, to dim their lights at 9:00 for five minutes. another tribute to the fallen officers, just one of several today. >> at new york city hall, everything stopped. at 2:47 p.m. >> now bow our heads in memory of officer ramos and officer liu. >> report

trace: bill deblasio was attending a closed door meeting with the police union head yesterday. but it apparently didn't do much to ease the tensions between the mayor and the police. >> it was described as blunt but not impolite conversation between the mayor and five police unions. no resolutions came out of the talks but one person says the lengths of the talks was at least a sign the two side can communicate as professionals. the nypd has been brewing with anger after months of criticism. >> there were a number of discussions especially about the safety issues our members face. there was no resolve and our thought here today is actions speak louder than word, and time will tell. >> we had no comment from the mayor after the meeting but his press secretary said the talks focused on building a productive dialogue. trace: officers turned their backs on deblasio during rafael ramos' funeral. >> reporter: last night according to reports he insisted the recent nypd protests had nothing to do with these murders. deblasio admitted in the meeting he had to quote turn them back around

pataki tweet, sickened by these attacks, divisive of anti-cop rhetoric, ever eric holder, mayor deblasio. what was said. >> absolutely he did but so did the president of the united states. and so did holder. >> you might point your fingers to some liberals saying some things but republicans saying another thing. it's so polarized right now. >> at the scene of where these two officers were assassinated, you see the whole community, black, brown, every single nationality every diversity coming out putting flowers down crying that two police officers were executed in their city, that's what we need, and hopefully will drive the rhetoric in a positive way from here on in. and i'm hoping that the mayor really, when he came in that night, i have been there you know when other people have been killed, when eddie burn was killed, i was there that night. when be an execution during an undercover operation, i was there. it is a breathtaking stoic moment, when you see the families being brought in by highway cars, i'm hoping that this stops the rhetoric and drives us in a positive way. >> alex thou

deblasio and police commissioner bill bratton have vis said the homes of both officers.he commissioner has defended the mayor saying friction between the nypd and city hall is a tradition. >> can you point out to me one mayor that has not been battling with the police unions in the last 50 years? name one. name one. >> reporter: a steady stream of comrades continuing to pay their respects to the fallen officers. >> ♪ >> reporter: joined today by citizens of many races and nationalities in grief. marley hall for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> federal health officials are recommending an end to the nation's 31 year ban on blood donations for gay and bisexual men. the food and drug administration says it favors replacing it with a new policy fda officials say that policy will put the thus line with other countries including australia japan and the uk. >>> a big boost in the economy lifting stocks to record highs the dow jones closed at 18,004 closing above 18,000 for the first time. analysts say businesses are more confident about the economy and hiring. they predic