i live it just right across the street from police headquarters in a condo in downtown dallas, just a couple of miles away from the event. i had just told the second-in-command, sounds like this is about to be over, peaceful. i'm going to go home. , when the last protester gets in the car and drives off. we want to stick to the intimation of fights or nothing broke out as people want to their cars. i had only taken off my gun belt, and they get this call for my second-in-command and his frantic, out of breath. obviously something had just come the pace of the conversation and in what he said to me made my heart dropped. it really did. >> host: what's the aftermath of an event like that? >> guest:fivepolicemen killed i? >> guest: it is gut wrenching that you have to explain to a widow and offices kids why this happened. and you have to do it many times on a national stage. you have to try to maintain, you want to convey the right message to families when you on television or on radio or just interacting in the public with how you are expressing how you feel about the sacrifice that the

one in downtown dallas where the shooting took place and the other is at dallas city hall. >>> the fbi is investigating after a passenger attacked a delta flight attendant in mid air. as jamie yucas reports, the flight attendant and another passenger were hurt wh on board intervened to stop the man. >> reporter: these are some of the passengers who were on delta flight 129 waiting to get to beijing after their plane was forced to turn around mid flight. they returned to seattle after a 23-year-old florida man in first class started acting agitated. another passenger who did not want to go on camera saw what happened next. he spoke with reporter natasha chen with cbs seattle affiliate kiro. >> he started going towards the exit door where a flight attendant tried to sub due him where she got punched and then another guy came in and tried to help and he got drilled too. >> the situation escalated quickly. >> and they broke two bottles of wine on his head and then the scuffle broke out and we used a cart pushed against him and tackled him. tried to choke him and he just threw me off like a

the plume of thick, black smoke could be seen as far as downtown dallas aboawut7.firefighters battled the blaze in temperatures that topped 100 degrees. no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> leading the news, the u.s. government has ordered relatives of american diplomats to leave venezuela's capital fearing they could be in danger from growing political violence. after four months of unrest, the death toll in venezuela has just surpassed 100 people. this comes just days before a polarizing eleio the country's constitution. the embattled president nicholas maduro supports the vote but many in the opposition plan to boycott claiming the election is part of a power grab. >>> now to alaska where the fbi has made an arrest in a murder aboard a popular cruise ship there. the woman killed while thousands of others were on board. and this morning, the victim's husband is in custody. nbc's miguel almaguer has the chilling details. >> reporter: with the emerald princess docked in juneau, alaska, the fbi says a murder was committed at s

. >> and today also marks the one year anniversary of the deadly police shooting in downtown dallas. memorial cast dedicated to the five members of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice, correspondent don champion has more from dallas. >> dallas is still grieving. but there are signs of healing, a year after the worse attack on law enforcement since 9/11. a weekends of honor is underway to remember the five officers who died here at an ambush attack. >> i can't believe it's p.m. almost a year. >> families attended the unveiling of the memorial, received personalized flags thursday. >> it makes my harm warm knowing that people, you know, they go out of their way, just to help honor patrick and officers. >> the officer were massacre buy mike a johnson, army veteran, they were on duty at a peaceful protest that was held to bring attention to the killings of african-americans by police nationwide. domenique alexander was one of the protest organizers that night, and is pushing back against critics who blame protesters for the tragedy. >> the investigators and the police and law

act am we caught up with steve wynn and the founder of britain save our schools downtown dallas and alley right in front of the door of number ten downing street what do you do out here when trays i'm a she says is busy balancing the books in there. with the save our schools campaign the austerity measures are going to be imposing the last seven years i think people have had enough of them to sort of fly the flag for state the state education system which has borne the brunt of many of these austerity measures and i don't know whether it's because the government don't use the state education system or many of them because education system but it's not a priority for them but over ninety percent of the people in this country used to education and it's a right not a privilege and the government needs to. provide a decent education system which at the moment it's not doing. about syria the facts already even the public accounts committee says the government suffering from collective delusion if you think you can make any further savings by imposing three million three billion pounds a year c

. >> reporter: children in downtown dallas painted mural toss raise money for families of the fallen officers, including the family of patrick zamarripa who was among those gunned down. >> my son dedicated his life in protecting everybody. >> reporter: across dallas a weekend of honor is underway to mark the first anniversary, it will include a tribute outside city hall and a blue lieutenant ceremony. david brown, former dallas police chief, helped dead cade two new basketball courts for under privileged kid as part of the city. >> you are bringing young people together with police officers, when there is no crisis. >> reporter: a sign that a year after one of the darkest days in the city's history, healing is taking hold. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, trouble in the air flight attendant is attacked in first class. >>> also ahead a scary even counter with a 10-foot gator at a golf course pond that attack sent a man to the hospital. >>> and then cbs-3 summer if he was in kutztown for 68th annual foulke festiv

. >> marks one year anniversary of deadly shooting in downtown dallas. five members of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> (taps). >> dallas is still grieving. but there are signs of healing a year after the worse attack on law enforcement since 9/11. >> a weaken of honor is under way to remember the five officers who died here in a ambush attack. >> almost a year. >> families of the fallen attended the unveiling of the circle of heroes memorial, and received personalized flags thursday. >> makes my heartwarm, knowing that people, you know, they go out of their way, just to help honor patrick and officers? officers were mass kurds buy mike a johnson, army veteran, this yes on duty at a peaceful protest held to bring attention to the killings of african-americans, by police, nationwide. domenique alexander was one of the protest organizers that night, and is pushing back against critics who blame protesters for the tragedy. >> the investigators and the police and law enforcement said it. that we had nothing to do with that issue. >> interi

. >> today marks one year since five law enforcement officers were gunned down in downtown dallas.sday a memorial was dedicated to the five officers who died in the ambush. the circle is made up of five stones with plaques which tell each of the officers' stories. >> bizarre story playing out in prince george's county. some maryland volunteer caer there's so much animosity that they've gotten into altercations at the scene of emergency calls. the latest battle took place over the weekend and it involved a volunteer firefighter from hyattsville. >> we acknowledge that with as large system as we have in prince george's county as busy as we are there are still some underlying tensions between career or paid firefighters and the volunteers. >> reporter: but why? >> it's the nature of the business. >> it's a secod altercation between a volunteer firefighter and a career firefighter so far this year. >> ♪ >> what's the nature of the business? i don't understand. >> lots to that story. >> yeah, definitely more. 5:11 is our time. coming up on fox5 news morning, apple is accused of stealing

eric: that's a huge church right there in downtown dallas.e a very meaningful event tonight. peter, thank you very much. jillian? >> so the trump administration is now facing a massive backlash over the president's panel to investigate alleged voter fraud. the panel is asking all 50 u.s. states to hand over information about voters, such as names, addresses, criminal records, even parts of social security numbers. now a growing number of those states are pushing back by refusing to comply with the president's orders. garrett tenney joins us us live now from our nation's capitol. good evening, garrett, this pushback is coming from both democrats and republicans. >> it's been a little more than 24 hours since this request for voter information went out, and you can see already ten states have said they won't be providing anything to ft's commission. -- to the president's commission. at least another 26 have said they will only be providing some of what was requested. another democratic lawmakers are also blasting the commission and its investig

downtown d.c. coming up at six - a dallas cowboys player wanted. in prince william county. what the wide of in our area. plus - extreme spending. new details in the legal battle between johnny depp and his former manager. the actor's two million-a-month lifestyle. and concerts canceled. why singer justin bieber is pulling the plug on on his "world purpose tour", still ahead at six. today-- the washington nationals are waiting for an update on ace pitcher stephen strasburg. he left sunday's start against the diamondbacks after two innings with what he described as "achiness" in his forearm unfortunately, injuries are nothing new for strasburg. he underwent tommy john surgery early in his career and has also battled shoulder, back, and forearm issues. the team should learn more before first pitch tonight against the brewers. to footbal now - the tents are up and the team is ready! we're now just two days away from the start of redskins training camp. we got a first peek at the bon secours training center. you can see the equipment is all set up, as players and fans begin to r

downtown, and then disperse. that was the plan and it was going to plan. - and dallas also, let's say, not just any city in this country, right? it is the the 9th largest city in the entire country, it has a long history of issues around race. - yes, it does. - and so, dallas as a particular backdrop is an element of this story, and maybe a greater burden for this city to show its best face. - i agree. and we were intentional in our ways of managing this crowd. we were making sure that the best of dallas was gonna be-- - on display. - display. - so the gentleman who killed these police officers. five officers ultimately died as a result of this day. micah johnson was an army veteran, african american, and he very specifically said, we came to know, that he was targeting the police, and white police, specifically, as a result of these incidents that have happened elsewhere. - yes, we learned that later at the time when we negotiated with him. people think this was a long, drawn-out event. and it was to a certain extent, but the shootout was just a few minutes, then we spent the time after the suspect gets cornered, thre

a dallas sports station reporting elliott, though, was involved >>> that's the news update this hour back downtownquawk alley." carl, back to you. >> all right sue, thank you very much sue herrera. >>> the backlash against the culture of sexual harassment in silicon valley is hitting a fever pitch. a number of entrepreneurs and founders are coming public with their stories in a number of prominent investors stepping down to talk about her experience, jennifer hyman is co-founder and ceo of rent the runway frequent guest good to you have back. >> hi. good to be back. >> it feels like it's a dam is breaking in terms of people coming forward with stories that happened to them or people they know certainly true in your case, right? >> yeah. i think that women who have come forward thus far have really been brave and are pushing for change in my case, i was sexually harassed while building rent the runway several years ago both propositioned, sexual text messages, kind of harassed and threatened in person and initially actually i was going to keep it entirely quiet. and then this individual decided to