was abusing powerful medications. look at the mess in julie's bedroom. when jason'swas hidden under a blanket and surrounded by debris. the bullet entered from a side rear angle, shot pretty much in the back. what happened? julie must have shot jason between 8:00a.m. and 9:00a.m. and she was at la costa roasting. >> she wasn't crying or upset. it showed the woman was capable of murdering her husband and to be able to go out into admissible and be perfectly normal. julie did not talk once to the police or the prosecutor because her attorney never allowed it but now it was time. one witness, julie harper. she said yes. she did it. she shot him. but she said that it wasn't murder. why? jason harper, so beloved by friends and colleagues was an angry, abusive husband. >> did you videotape -- >> her is her secret recording of jason losing it over money. >> i don't want to enable that. it is horrible. >> then this. >> get a carpool. figure it out. i can't help if you are too dumb to do it or lazy. >> at least i have more words in my vocabulary than you do. seems like the --

jason flores. >> a timeline was coming together. cked up jason in her bmw. >> she and jason had referred to each other as cousins because they had been neighbors growing up when they were younger, but they had drifted apart. she had really just kind of connected with jason about two weeks before. >> at 6:51 pm, a second selfie. >> jason took a selfie of the two of them where you can see sarah driving. and she's so happy. i mean, she was just beaming, you know. she just looked like a happy kid, like, for her first night out in a while. >> they picked up brandon allen, a good friend of jason's and a new friend of sarah's and headed over to a small gathering, a dozen or so young people hanging out in this front yard. investigators estimate they stayed there about 40 minutes. before they left, they took this group shot at 10:18 pm. that's sarah in the pink sweatshirt next to jason. >> where does she go? does she go home? >> no. at that point, she and jason are going to go back to brandon's house. and he lives on -- only around the corner

jason was a good cop. was the only way to do it. and that's why you see the streets full today. >> bill: part of what the viewers need to understand is that there is video of these assassinations we can call them. it has not been released. it may become public, we don't know that. the killer stood over these bodies based on the description we're getting firing more bullets into them. if that becomes public it will leave an impression for the entire country to think about. >> it is now left up to the family next. ty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ before you go there, or fist bump there, or...oh! i can't wait to go there! or reunite there, ♪ ♪ start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free covid-19 booster today. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wast

was that a relief. we knew we didn't do it. when jasonk to jessica's parents house for the first time, he noticed something was missing. >> there was a display of ivory pieces and multiple walrus tusks engraved art type of things. they had been moved. >> walrus tusk. jason told police one of the prized tusks could be the murder weapon. jessica noticed someone was at her dad's desk where he sorted coins. >> he kept them in coffee cans and bags. he would be sorting them or organizing them. >> a container was missing. the killer would have known the real valuable only if he moved in the same antique circles as gary. >> sounds plausible. >> that was a big worry that i had. >> as they dug into gary's business dealings no suspects emerged. few people had any idea how wealthy they really were. >> they did not show that type of wealth to people. always kept quiet. the people that he would interact with were reputable type of people. >> because there was no forced entry to the home larry offered up the limited list of people that had access to the

the call was from the county coroner. >> he said, jason, your family was in an accident. he said, i'm sorry to have to tell you this on the phone, but they were just killed. and my whole world just dropped out from underneath me. >> jason's wife, 35-year-old erin thompson, was four months pregnant. her son caden, the boy who just played the drums at his school concert, was just 13. and just like that, they were gone. the crash was head-on. and in school counselor jason thompson's life, the lights went out. >> that night, that realization i'll never forget, that news. >> nor, of course, will erin's mother diana. >> we were both just bonkers, just -- >> or his sister amber who with her husband david missed erin so much they planned to move to montana to be close. not possible now. >> that was the hardest piece of news we could fathom. >> and to lose both of them and the baby, it just didn't even seem like it could be real. >> and here in the little house he shared with the love of his life, where he had been waiting with such excitement for their baby to arrive, jason like j

jason was the first person in his family to become a police officer. as i thought about him, i could not help but to reflect on my life. disappointed in my observation, the desire in the police department to build new bridges, he decided to go inside and help from within and he was committed to that desire and he did it for the right reasons. he wanted to make a difference. he wanted to become a police officer. and also thought about jeffrey. what it means to be a big brother, jeffrey. all you want is the best for your baby brother. you spend your entire life trying to protect them from harm and feel hopeless when something devastating happens. we have a tendency to blame ourselves when that happens. please don't do that. your brother was a hero and he understood the bonds of brotherhood and what it means to be a brother. and how painful this is for you. i remember looking at your face and thinking about bernard, my baby brother, and all i could say to you is that you have physically lost your brother, but you have gained me as your brother. and i than

jason was the arena as wild as it looks here in this newsroom. >> kate, i didn't say it was even more wild here at the arena. i mean, when he came out for his pre-game routine, the floor was shaking and he came out. he went through the routine was back in the tunnel. and then when they announced him at the starting lineup, that's really when i started to feel the goose bumps, you could just feel the energy in the air. and it's funny. steve kerr said after the game that first play was not drawn up for clay. but of course, clay called it and he said, i'm taking this. he took it right to the rim. he finished over lauri markkanen and that was the start of a great night. like you said during that highlight 17 points in 20 minutes, it looked like he didn't miss a beat and yet too traumatic injuries. i mean, to miss 941 days after caring your acl and then rupturing your achilles. a lot of players would have been able to get back to that point. but clay really work for it and he made it no secret. these last 2 and a half years have been brutal for him, excruciating. they rehab the mental hurd

. >> reporter: jason was featured in the documentary "homegrown." >> i have to own it.as swept up, i was excited. and i was wrong. and i do, i feel awful about it. i think i need a wider, pulled-out view to kind of understand things better. >> reporter: the ex-oath keeper spokesperson left the group in 2018, rejecting his old rhetoric as dangerous propaganda. >> i was an independent journalist at the time, reached out with a job offer. >> did you feel as though you were working with the oath keepers? or did you feel you were a member of the oath keepers? >> no, i was definitely always working for the oath keepers, but the lines kind of blurred. and i became in time a propagandist for the oath keepers. i started noticing, you know, that a lot of my stories were being heavily edited or just outright refused. and, you know, that should have been my first warning sign. i should have probably just walked away then. >> what was your reaction to the charges of seditious conspiracy? >> it was bittersweet. there was a sense of relief, but you know, trepidation as well. because w

jason dumas. see is actually a center for us tonight. he was there for all the excitement and that dunk. so jason, did the clay deliver? >> in points in 20 minutes, he had the first points of the night. he wasted no time. it was funny. steve kerr actually said that first he drew up, wasn't designed to go to clay, but clay called it on the wing in. you look around and say, you know what, i'm taking this to the rim. he went to the rim and scored and, you know, if you could just feel like it was a weight lifted off his shoulder because he was playing so freely. after that, it looked like he had missed a beat in this guy had played in 941 days. not only that just too traumatic injuries, injuries that can really end a player's career. he went through to love them to get through one, get all the way back to the summit right before you're going to return and then have another one is devastating and mentally, he said that was the most tough thing. you know, he said physically, i felt like my body was back. but mentally, i was always ask myself, will i be able to get back to the level where i'm us

we were able to talk to officer rivera's brother jeffrey who tells abc news that from the time jason was a kid, all he wanted to do is be a police officer, and he was so thrilled when he was able to realize that dream recently. he was loved by his family and friends. also tonight, new york city is joining detroit and chicago in making a desperate plea to the federal government to help stop the flow of illegal guns into big cities. whit? >> phil lipof with that awful story tonight. thank you. >>> we move on to our other top story, the escalating crisis in ukraine amid warnings of a possible russian invasion. u.s. officials are now preparing to approve the evacuation of some american diplomats and their families from the embassy in ukraine. this as the u.s. is rushing more military aid to the country. the first shipment of a new $200 million package arriving, including ammunition. and britain tonight revealing explosive intelligence about an alleged russian plot. here's abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, sources from the administration confirming the u.s

it speaks for itself, but jason was the kind of person who was literally appreciative, grateful for everythinghad. he was self-aware, mature beyond his years as a 17-year-old, just cared so much about others, appreciated what he had and just exuded this positivity that was such a force in our community. >> he so clearly was. samantha and anthony, we really appreciate you sharing some of him with us this morning. thank you so much. we're keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. we'll be right back. >> thank you. >> thanks. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting the

jason was one of the best of the best got into the service because he wanted to change some things. he, he knew that the majority of cops were the good guys and he wanted to bring the community and the police together. who so who's going to i have his bao right nowing to h? just yesterday i was out soon the story young girl was shot twenty two times. her killer is already back on the street and houston, texas right down to three street three coppere shot. it looks like it was like a video game song. that's what's happening in the country and it's a direct result of people not caring about the cops wanted to defund the cops believeve that all jail should be empty. we got to decide what side we want to be on because i guarantee you this , son, we have tried it for the past two years the liberal way and all we've seen is more bloodshed. you wanted the cops to stop showing up. what i stop showing up? you one of the cops to taketa a step back and take a hands off approachhi. we did that . and what if we saw more black and brown bodies dead every single day and now as a resultse ,the crim

it >> he wanted to know she was off the policy. >> right. >> back in the sheriff's office, jason pageslow pressure to the wind pipe, and not a plunge of the way barr. >> we have this next complexion. a slow neck compression. >> the medical team came up with an additional finding, and it would be significant for investor page as minute. on her back, from her neck down to her waistline was pettycash. >> pussycat, miniscule beers is to the eye. down her back, and a longer waste as well. what kind of cause that? >> that triggered, perhaps, that someone had straddled her, and sat on her chest, or torso at the time of death. >> but she had been home alone working out. the all but invisible bruising was not enough to call her a homicide, but it did set a fire under investigation. >> did to change case for you? >> absolutely. you now have a suspect. >> the case was mostly in you endo. they needed to come up with hard evidence for the prosecutor. they needed a lucky break. as it turned out, when was a phone call away. >> coming up. there is been putty of attention on that way branch. but it's

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jason. >> i seem to remember this push by the democratic party claiming it was republicans defunding the police. the far left are so out of touch with the needs of the community and glad to see it is pushback finally. unfortunate it is taken this kind of tragedy over the course of two years in order for people to actually see where the left stands on this. so i'm looking forward to the course correction. i'm concerned about the loss of life between then and now. >> harris: that's when politics stepped in, right? it's when certain parts of the political landscape thought they could preach that to the streets. they were going to fix it by defunding the police, yes, we hear you. now the realities of what we've known all along is have your consortiums and listen to people and bring great ideas of reform to the table but don't lose sight of who is really protecting us in the middle of the night. president biden considering sending thousands of u.s. troops to eastern europe now. the tensions are mounting over ukraine. is he looking to avoid a repeated situation of his horrible handling of

sean, answer to what jason was just saying trying to put the shoe on the other foot in terms of the mediaun. >> so the republican party we have the same problem. the far right and you have moderates. the way you govern is from the middle. if you look at where john boehner and paul ryan and kevin mccarthy tried to say we're trying to get the most conservative coalition possible and go as far right as we can but i don't want to lose the moderates. if i go too far right i'll lose the seats. if you go too far left you will lose manchin. you have to be smart how to play politics. republicans have done that. democrats have gone to the left wing stratosphere and you can't win there. >> harris: great debate between the two of you. jason and sean always nice to have you in "focus." thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". a lot of emotion this hour. thanks for being here. "outnumbered" after the break. to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everyth

step on. 28 and the warriors win. 96 82, what was a pretty at that tonight at chase kron. 4 sports director jason dumas was present for one of the biggest events in bay area sports in years. jason. >> to divide and the crowd not help with the magnitude of this moment. >> yeah, okay. does certainly did. you could feel the buzz. the excitement in the air as soon as clay ran out that tunnel for his pre-game routine all the way up until his first bucket on that first play of the game is one of those nights. you're going to remember where you are for the rest of your life, even if you weren't here at chase center. just a special moment in bay area sports history and clay looked like he didn't even miss a beat 17 points in 20 minutes. he was aggressive. he scored at all 3 levels. his 3 pointers finish above the rim finish in traffic. and that's exactly what you want to see if your warriors fans, not that anyone had much doubt. klay thompson works extremely hard and we know how skilled he is, but is really just a testament to his work ethic. he's been through a lot over the last 2 years. a lot of trauma

with critical injuries 27-year-old wilbert mora was wounded on friday when a gunman opened fire during a domestic call mora's 22-year-old rookie partner jason rivera was also killed the suspected gunman was wounded at the scene and died on monday. >>> a new warning from the government tonight that the global shortage of computer chips is slowing the economy and could force some factories to close. so the supply chain crisis, shortages, and inflation could get worse. here's tom costello. >> reporter: it's not just cell phones and computers microchips today are critical components in an endless list of products tvs, refrigerators, power and communications systems, aviation, toys, cars, trucks the list goes on but the commerce department reports many u.s. companies had just a five-day supply of chips on hand late last year, down from a typical 40-day supply and 80% of computer chips are made in asia >> today our semiconductor supply chain is far too dependent on conditions and countries halfway around the world. >> reporter: but tonight critical chinese manufacturing hubs and ports are slowed, shut down, or gridlocked as china tries to contain

he had a long gun under his mattress, the officers were ambushed, he was executed, jason rivera. has spiked 65% since the first of the year when the administration has taken hold of the city there is a lot of work to do, the police are sick of it and the public deserves better. >> carley: without a doubt. going back to d.a. bragg, he said he would not prosecute resisting arrest, which is unbelievable. when you look at overall crime statistics, crime up in new york city by 39%. robberies up 33%. shootings up 23%. felony assault up 12%. it has never been more dangerous time to be a police officer than right now. we're hearing mayor eric adams new plan to fight crime, how do police feel about it? do they think he can change things in the city? >> well, the police have a lot of faith in the mayor because he's a former nypd captain. he appointed the police commissioner. her press conference the day that officer rivera was killed resonated with rank and file. police are also reluctant, they have a good steps in place there, deputy commissioner james caban, i worked for him in the early

was shot after being called to an. but by a woman who needed help with her adult son. 22-year-old rookie officer jason rivera was also killedthird officer shot the suspect also died from his injuries. and marion rafferty, now back to "the ingraham angle." ♪ ♪ >> laura: after a three-week delay, border patrols just announced that its officers arrested nearly 179,000 illegals in december. that is up 142% since last december, 2020. that is when we had some sane immigration policies under trump. instead of sending them back to mexico the biden administration has taken a different approach at fox's own bill melugin witnessed it in texas today. >> they were just dropped off here. thousands of them, they are leaving. you can see these mother -- manila folders. there i know families. there are no children in this group. some of them, you can see, have ankle monitors on. that is alternative detention. >> laura: , rds illegals going for the real question maybe, where they are not going. >> miami? >> atlanta. >> laura: wherever they want to win. presumably many unvaxxed illegals can get free rides wherever they please. but unvaxxed tr

jason rose to every challenge that crossed his path. he wasything this city and the nypd needed him to be and it is with sincere admiration and appreciation that i promote him today to detective first grade. >> jason rivera was just 22. he had just started his life, married just three months ago. he always wanted to be a police officer. his family talked about he was so dedicated to achieving that dream and he had just started recognizing that childhood dream when he was gunned down last friday. we heard from his older brother jeffrey but we also heard from dominique who is now his widow and she had powerful words especially for the current district attorney in manhattan alvin bragg what his soft on crime policies according to critics. >> i know you were tired of these laws especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he is watching you speak through me right now. [applause] i am sure all of our blue family is tired, too. but i promise, we promise, that your death won't be in vain. >> just an incredibly emotional display outside of st. patrick

five officers that have been shot so far since the start of the year, and we have officer jason morrow who wasrivera who was killed and officer wilbert morrow who is fighting for his life currently. that's where we stand at the moment. >> and mark, these shootings are just the latest in a series of crimes across the city, pressure is already mounting on this new mayor to restore public safety. what more can you tell us about that? >> right. well, the mayor's going to release his plan for what he's calling the blueprint for safety. that's going to be released within the cominging days. he's getting together with the nypd officials, with all of law enforcement and nthey're trying to put together a comprehensive plan to tackle this violence. >> mark morales, thank you very much. we'll be right back. roug share the love event, the su we are proud to have donated over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. you can get a car from any company, but none will make a difference like subaru. (jeff) thank you. (bonnie) thank you. (robert) thank you. subaru. more than a car company. at int

dumas was has a little bit more detail for us on all of this. jason heartbreaker. >> it suie was. and we basically just said it always just go right to the south. >> it's a long season that takes a toll on her body. but it just makes me really appreciate the advice of the team that i have. and also the owner we have that provides all the rehab rehabilitation stuff that we have access to throughout the week which allows our best players and our team to play at a high level regardless of injury. so i'm just being able to do with adversity as talking myself. >> i got a locker room and you know, i see my son in a month says he was born. so i was like a i get to go home. then they come up to names like pro bowl. is this coming weekend. sounds like got totally forgot about that. at you go spend time with my especially my and you know, saying, got to take you got to take time off for you, buddy, your mind. so take vacation before i get back to training. >> on tuesday, head coach kyle shanahan and general manager john lynch. we'll talk to the media for the fi

my wife and my child >> reporter: these are the moments after jason walker was shot and killed. an off duty deputy firing his gun. his name is jeffrey hash he's in the blue sweatshirt. >> he ran across the street. i stopped. he jumped on my car and started screaming. beating on the glass i have my daughter and my child in here. >> reporter: state police and the fbi joining the investigation. >> is he breathing >> he's gone. >> reporter: hash has been with the sheriff's office since 2005. >> i stopped so i wouldn't him he jumped on my car and started screaming and pulled my wind shield wipers offer and broke my wind shield. >> reporter: police looking into whether hash hit walker with his truck. >> we have no witnesses who claim that anyone was hit by this truck >> reporter: the chief says they found a wind shield wiper torn off. >> the metal portion was used to break the wind shield of the truck in several places. >> reporter: protests continue >> who's protecting the streets? who is protecting the community? nobody. >> reporter: walker's cousin says they wapnt answers >> hopefu

days after he was critically injured in a shooting 27-year-old wilbert mora was wounded friday his 22-year-old partner jasons wounded at the scene and died monday >>> houston police have arrested a 26-year-old man considered a person of interest in his father's death ryan smith was nabbed on tuesday after leading police on an overnight chase. police found him behind the wheel of his father's car who had been reported missing by the family authorities believe they found the father's remains inside the garage and an autopsy is being conducted. smith who works for a crime scene cleanup company was first arrested on saturday after he allegedly robbed a store and attempted a carjacking shortly after that he stabbed a houston police k-9 that k-9 who goes by the name of nate is undergoing surgery >>> he had a break down with his own lawyers and now he'll be representing himself against porn star stormy daniels daniels could face questioning from avenatti when she takes the stand as soon as today she's accused of stealing $300,000 of a book advance his team said there was an agreement avenatti and daniels would sha

you know, jason, that's a far cry from 58,000 the city was expecting to host. in our former neck of the woods, we both lived there different times, but atlanta, the peach drop was cancelled, the third year this year. and in san francisco mayor london breed nixed their annual fireworks show all together. a lot of scaled back celebrations last night. i want to say our thoughts and prayers are with the folks in colorado, in the fire ravaged state, it's been a lot. residents welcomed the new year with cries of relief, quite frankly. >> we stayed up all night long just hugging each other, just glad that we have each other and we have our kids. >> the wildfire in boulder county burned as many as 1,000 homes in a matter of hours. and while there are currently no people missing, thankfully, no deaths have been reported. overnight president biden approved federal funding for those affect preponderance of the evidence and the president is among those honoring betty white this morning, calling her an icon, she passed away yesterday at the age of 99, just a few weeks shy o

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. >> reporter: he was a rookie in their ranks, just 22 years old. all saluted as the casket of officer jason rivera was carried inside st. patricks cathedral. >> i feel so bad. so sad. so young. >> reporter: the wake after an emotional syringeal held last night where officer rivera and partner wilbert mora were remembered by their brothers in blue. >> reporter: rivera was the son of dominican immigrants and joined the nypd in 2020 calling it the greatest police force in the world. he hoped by serving he could help ease tensions between the community and police. >> when he was a little boy, he would say i want to take care of the people, that's why he wanted to be a policeman. >> reporter: friday rivera and mora were shot while responding to a domestic violence call. rivera died that night and mora, 27, died four days later. last year 69 officers were killed in the line of duty, a 36% increase from 2020. carmen quinones says she's familiar with the fear. >> every day you're holding your breath you don't know if your kid is going to come through that door every freakin' day. >> reporter: now r

police officer is dead, another fighting to survive, after both were shot last night 22-year-old jason rivera was killed and officer wilbert mora critically injured while responding to a domestic violence call first responders lined the route to the hospital to support their colleagues the suspect was injured in the shoot-out. rivera and mora are the fourth and fifth new york city police officers shot so far this year. >>> we're learning more tonight about a serious multi-car crash involving actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger guad venegas reports from los angeles. >> reporter: aerial video shows the intersection where hollywood superstar and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger was involved in a serious traffic accident with three other vehicles. >> yes, it is, sunset and allensberg. >> reporter: photographs obtained by tmz show schwarzenegger's large suv sitting on two wheels after the collision. the air bags deployed inside the front of his vehicle bearing down on the hood of a red prius. another image captured schwarzenegger's friend and actor jake steinfeld

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he was a rookie in their ranks, just 22 years old. all saluted, as the casket of officer jasoncarried inside st. patricks cathedral. >> i felt so bad. it's so sad. so young. >> reporter: the wake comes after an emotional vigil held last night, where officer rivera and his partner wilbert mora were remembered by their brothers in blue. >> sorry for not being there. ( breaking up ) >> reporter: rivera was the son of dominican immigrants, and he joined the n.y.p.d. in 2020, calling it the "greatest police force in the world." he'd hoped by serving he could help ease tensions between the community and police. >> when he was a little boy, he'd say "i want to take care of the people," and that's why he wanted to be a police. >> reporter: on friday, rivera and mora were shot while responding to a domestic violence call. rivera died that night. mora, who was 27, died four days later. nationwide last year, gunshots killed 61 officers in the line of duty, a 36% increase from 2020. >> it really hurts. >> reporter: carmen quinones, the mother of a n.y.p.d. officer herself, says she's famil

>> we need additional units. >> jason rivera was newly married and 22 years old. he died from his entries. sunday night hundreds of new york people gathered at the home with a officer's body brought. his widow wrote a heartbreaking tribute to her husband on instagram that reads "last night was supposed to be your day five and you were off. the next three days. we both waited to be suspended together but your soul will spend the rest of my days without me, throughout may, right beside me. i love you until the end of time." they" mayor adams will roll out a real plan to combat gun violence in new york city but called on the feds to help. >> and if we don't hold to go after those guns dealers that are supplying to the large cities in america such as new york, we are losing the battle in the federal government must step in and play a role in doing so. >> adams said his plan will include a modified version of a plan antigun unit. meanwhile the governor blamed the ambush on illegal guns. >> to this day, we have to do more to fight, discourage illegal cons on our street.

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. >> reporter: friday 22-year-old rookie jason rivera was killed his partner, wilbert mora, gravely wounded when they responded to a domestic disturbance call police say lashawn mcneil opened fire using an illegal handgun with an extended magazine capable of holding 40 rounds hundreds gathered to honor rivera on sunday it is not just in new york in houston a deputy was shot and killed during a traffic stop. in d.c. police were responding to a man acting suspiciously when he started shooting, injuring one officer. have you seen violence against police officers at this level in your career >> i have not. i have worked 36 years in law enforcement, and i can tell you it is the worse i have seen it. >> reporter: last year over 300 police officers were shot nationwide, 63 killed. >> we see all of this rhetoric, all of these attacks, these dehumanizing of law enforcement. it is really eroding the respect for our profession. >> reporter: the violence against police comes as major american cities struggle with violent crime. homicides nationwide surged nearly 30% in 2020, and while some cities saw h

jason rivera was murdered in a harlem ambush one week ago. his partner was also shot. he died three days later. be brought thousands to st. patrick's cathedral. they all came to feel the combination of grief. >> i can't believe you left me. seeing you in a hospital bed not hearing you when i was talking to you today i am still in this nightmare that i wish i had never had. full of rage and anger. although again thousands of brothers and sisters i am the loneliest without you. >> towards the end of her remarks came a stinging indictment of the new far left attorney. >> the system continues to fail is. we are not safe anymore. not even the members of the service. i know you were tired of these laws especially the ones from the new district attorney. i hope he is watching you speak for me now. we promise that your death will not be in vain. i love you until the end of time we will take the watch your. >> so many heartbreaks in new york. those words from his widow it was almost too much to take. >> it's difficult to even hear this. i hope they hear what she had to say. thi

police officers shot friday while responding to a domestic dispute. 22-year-old rookie officer jason rivera was killed. hundreds of officers and firefighters lined the streets yesterday as a hearse carrying rivera left the medical examiner's office. he will be buried later this week. another officer, 27-year-old wilbert mora was critically injured. he was accompanied as he was transferred to a different hospital. >>> about 500 people in northern california are under evacuation orders this morning as crews battle a fast-moving wildfire in the mountains near big sur. the colorado fire has burned 700 acres since it started friday, fanned by strong winds. the fire is 35% contained. a stretch of scenic highway 1 which runs along the coast was shut down, and flames came close to the bixby bridge, seen in movies and tv shows. >>> coming up, crime on the high seas. how a luxury cruise ship made an unexpected stop in the bahamas. >>> and tennis protest. the australian open faces backlash over a t-shirt ban. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." news." my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time fo

a 22-year-old rookie officer, jason rivera, was shot and killed friday night while answering a call aboutestic disturbance. his partner, 27-year-old wilbert mora, was also hit. the suspect, a 47-year-old convicted felon, was shot by a third officer at the scene and is in critical condition. >>> in california, a wildfire raced through the state's majestic landscapes, burning more than a thousand acres of brush and redwood trees. authorities ordered about 500 residents to evacuate and shut down a stretch of the famous highway 1. >>> the smithsonian national zoo has cute but not so cuddly new edition. it's called a porcupet, or what we call baby porcupines. this is the second child of his parents. he joins his older brother, quilliam. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon

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. >> reporter: he was a rookie in all saluted, as the casket of officer jason rivera was carried insidest. patricks cathedral. >> i felt so bad. it's so sad. so young. >> reporter: the wake comes after an emotional vigil held last night, where officer rivera and his partner wilbert mora were remembered by their brothers in blue. >> sorry for not being there. >> reporter: rivera was the son of dominican immigrants, and he joined the n.y.p.d. in 2020, calling it the "greatest police force in the world." he'd hoped by serving he could help ease tensions between the community and police. >> when he was a little boy, he'd say "i want to take care of the people," and that's why he wanted to be a police. >> reporter: on friday, rivera and mora were shot while responding to a domestic violence call. rivera died that night. mora, who was 27, died four days later. nationwide last year, gunshots killed 61 officers in the line of duty, a 36% increase from 2020. >> it really hurts. >> reporter: carmen quinones, the mother of a n.y.p.d. officer herself, says she's familiar with the fear. >> every day

fayetteville police body camera video captures witnesses describing the moments before 37-year-old jason walker was shot and killed. >> shot on the ground. >> reporter: off-duty sheriff's deputy jeffery hash was driving with his wife and child last saturday when a witness says walker ran into the road just 100 yards from his parents' home. hash, a 16-year veteran, is seen calling for help after the shooting. >> come back, jason. come out into the street. >> reporter: when police arrived, a man who identified himself as walker's father, calmly explains how he tried to call his son back from the street. >> he hit the windshield. >> he was already on the ground? >> reporter: elizabeth ricks saw the shooting and tried to save walker's life. >> i need an alcohol pad or something to wipe off his blood. >> reporter: she 10 told police what she witnessed. >> i didn't see any pose of threat. >> he was already on the ground and he shot him? >> yeah. it's like he hit him and got out and just shot him. >> reporter: attorney benjamin crump represents the walker family. >> you say, "black man on the ground shot,

was. what a moving service at st. patrick's cathedral honoring 22-year-old fallen officer jason rivera. ered for his infectious smile and his dedication for following up on his lifelong dream to become an officer of new york's finest. the nypd. people who eulogized him today, there was a long list, but including that of new york city mayor eric adams, who spoke today, you remember he was a veteran of the nypd. he thanked police officers for their service. so, too, about the police commissioner who promoted him to detective 1st grade today. >> his loss is extremely difficult for us all to bear. jason rose through every challenge that crossed his path. he was everything the city and the nypd needed him to be. >> rivera's flag draped casket was carried out to the officer to the sounds of "taps." thousands of officers lined 5th avenue saluting rivera as he was led one final time in a procession through the streets of the city he loved. rivera's widow spoke, he had just married his high school sweetheart dominique in october. even know she had gained thousands of brothers and sisters in blue

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police officers who were responding to a domestic disturbance call. 22-year old rookie officer jason rivera wasled. 27-year-old officer wilbert mora was critically wounded. the shooter was wounded, and remains in critical care. the officers were the third and fourth police officers to be shot in new york this week. new york city's new mayor, eric adams, who has promised to improve public safety, had this to say. >> it is our city against the killers. it is our city against the killers. this was just not an attack on three brave officers. this was an attack on the city of new york. >> sreenivasan: authorities report the gun used in yesterday's attack was a glock 45 with a high-capacity magazine. it was reported stolen in baltimore in 2017. as part of his mayoral campaign, adams pledged to create a city prosecutor for illegal guns and has called for federal authorities to target out-of- state gun traffiing. a raging wildfire prompted evacuation orders in the big sur area of california last night. monterey county officials told residents to leave their homes after a wildfire in the palo colorado c

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