officer misty mcbride, 32 jesus retana, 39, officer omar cannon, 44 years old and officer gretchen rocha who has been released from the officer. two civilians were shot, one name has not been released. the other, shetamia taylor was shot when she was shielding her children from the gunfire. her sister will join us later in the program to tell us how she's doing. joining us now outside of baylor hospital is nbc news reporter tammy leitner. what can you tell us about the injured? >> lauren, still victims recovering and also there are a lot of police officers that have come to pay their respect throughout the entire day from the entire state of texas have come to visit their fellow wounded officers. some of them were here overnight. an emotional moment when they all lined up outside of the er bay and two officers who had been killed came through and saluted them to pay their respects. we learned a little about the three officers with the dallas area rapid transit or d.a.r.t., omar cannon, misty mcbride and jesus retana. we just learned that jesus has been released from the officer and other

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

they are misty mcbride, omar cannon, and jesus retana.t now police believe the attack was coordinated. the suspects working together with rifles and positioning themselves in strategic locations right near the route of the peaceful protests. police are investigating if more people may have been involved. right now officials are sweeping the downtown area for explosives. the faa shut down air traffic over dallas for awhile earlier this morning. also a nearby college campus has been put on lockdown. we're joined by nbc's jacob rascon, who joins us once again live in dallas this morning. jacob, i know you have covered many of these protests around the country. earlier i heard you describing this one as being somewhat different in that it was very peaceful, and that the police officers were not necessarily lining the route, they weren't cloaked in their protective gear. they were walking among the protesters. >> and we've seen that, in fact, around the country, alex, at a lot of police departments have chosen to, instead of showing up in thei

they are misty mcbride, omar cannon and jesus retana. right now police believe the attack was coordinated, suspects working together with their rifles and positioning themselves in strategic locations right near the route of those protests. police are investigating if more people may have been involved. and right now officials are sweeping the downtown area of dallas for explosives. in fact, the faa has also shut down air traffic over dallas for awhile this morning. a nearby college campus has also been on lockdown. there is some video that we want to show you of a witness on the ground in dallas. he was one of the people protesting peacefully when the shooting began. and that is when he pulled out his cell phone and started streaming live on facebook. >> [ bleep ] [ gunshots ] holy [ bleep ] [ sirens ] -- right there. holy [ bleep ] [ sirens ] >> they're smooting right now and there's an officer down. it's coming from the right over there, from around these buildings. i don't know where. main street, and lamar. this is main street and l

ellos son omar canom de 24 aÑos de edad, jesÚs retana y mcbride, que fue sometido a cirugÍa esta maÑanae no ponen en peligro sus vidas y se espera que sanen. los que resultaron mÁs graves fueron trasladados al hospital. los cinco oficiales fallecidos, cuatro trabajaban para la policÍa de la ciudad. entre ellos, patrick zamarripa, padre de una niÑa de dos aÑos y sobreviviente de tres despliegues a irak. sus familiares lo vieron anoche por Última vez a travÉs de una ventana en el hospital. los otros fallecidos son michael crawl, y michael smith, un oficial de 55 aÑos de edad y padre de dos hijos. en jefe de la policÍa indicÓ esta maÑana que la mayorÍa de los heridos fueron dados de alta, no se sabe cuÁntos de ellos continÚan hospitalizados. el concejal asegurÓ que a pesar de las circunstancias, los oficiales tienen buen Ánimo y estÁn agradecidos de seguir con vida y del apoyo que han recibido de las comunidad. durante toda esta tarde, la ciudad de dallas ha estado ofreciendo el servicio de consejeros en su biblioteca principal para todo aquel que lo necesite despuÉs de estos eventos traum

we learned of the three officers injured are mcbride and jesus retana. the doctor describes the scene is just as chaotic. he said they had very little warning and they had no idea how many more patients were coming in. as for the nurse, she's married to a police officer and she described the moment for me when she was treating these victims and she realized they were all police officers. she said it was just terrifying for her and extremely emotional. >> chris, back to you. >> tammie, thank you very much. >> thank you for being was. incredible work we got to say. the folks in the medical field last night, they were working through the nights. a number of people recovered because of their good work. joining me now is nbc's tremaine. we are looking at pictures in baton rouge. people are protesting on the site of alton sterling were killed by police. i have been watching over social media of i am mamages coming fr baton rouge, it looks a lot like ferguson. >> you think of louisiana being the poorest states in the country and in baton rouge, had a higher pov

omar cannon, misty mcbride, and jesus retana. one of those officers has been released. the other two are still being treated here but are expected to be okay. craig? >> jesus is the officer released. tammy leitner, thank you. we'll come back to you in just a bit. let's turn now to the highest ranking law enforcement officer in dallas county. dallas county sheriff, i know you're very busy today. thank you so much for making some time for us. statistics about arrests and excessive force complaints show that the relationship in this county has dramatically improved over the past five or six years. why did something like this happen in dallas? >> i think it's just a lone person that's doing something like this. of course, there's passion and there's a lot of angry feelings. we understand that. i think that's why here in dallas we work so well. the police officers do understand that and we do try to work with the community. if you notice today during the prayer and any other time when the community was there, the police officers were there. so we're not really sure why and th

we also know in a another police officer jamd jesus retana was released yesterday.se three officers still recovering and two here at the hospital at this point. >> thanks for following it for us. >>> three days of unspeakable violence have left the country riddled with anger, frustration, fear, sorrow. still so many questions. the adjectives go on and on and so will the calls for accountable and answers. as they do, cnn's vector blackwell looks at the week that was, a week that we all hope never happens again but fear probably will. >> reporter: three consecutive days of violence sending shock waves through the nation. tuesday morning police are called to the triple s confused mart in baton rouge, louisiana for a report of a man with a gun. officers howie lake the second and blaine sal moany tackled 37-year-old atton sterling to the ground and after a brief scuffle sterling is shot several times. graphic video of the incident caught on bystanders' cell phones. >> [ bleep ]. [ gun shots ] >> get on the ground! [ gun shots ] >> what did you do that for, man. >> shots

brent thompson married a fellow officer and patrick zamarripa, michael krol, lorne ahrens and jesus retana. stopping and listening we still live in a divided segregated world. put all these pieces together of the week. what did you see as you watched first the videos of the police shootings and deaths and then the deaths of police officers. >> i'm still processing this. i mean, it doesn't make -- i mean, it makes sense in that i understand the actual details of what seemed to to what we know, but the more this happens, the more confusing it gets because this was centuries of us trying to live together and not being able to. it's hard because policing has its own requirements, having -- being a good citizen is a whole other thing and when they run up against each other, the tension that comes out of that is bad and dangerous and i think that one of the things that for me is really interesting that i think is -- it might be beginning to happen despite the atmosphere around what happens this week being extremely toxic is people thinking about how to talk about this, and it can't just be black

that was omar cannon, misty mcbride and jesus retana. he's been released from the hospital. the others are still here recovering but we're told they're expected to make a full recovery. and just a short while ago, we spoke with two of the emergency room doctors who actually treated these victims, and they describe the moment when everybody came in as chaotic and that they had very little warning. >> we probably had 50 volunteers that were home watching the news, saw this, put on their scrubs, came in to work uncalled. i had five docs that i called on my drive in to work, and they were ready to come in. >> we had no time to really prepare. people saw things on the news, they live in the local area, were hearing the gunshots, the police cars, and they were calling to say i'm coming in to help. >> reporter: that doctor is actually married to a police officer, and she told me the moment she realized that all of the victims were police officers, it was just heartbreaking for her. lester? >> all right, tammy leitner, thank you. >>> both of the presumptive presidential nominees rea

omar canon, misty mcbride, a five-year veteran with the force and jesus retana. one was treated and released and the other two are expected to recover. >> tammy leitner at baylor university hospital. thank you. >>> i'm joined by shawn henry, msnbc contributor, former executive assistant director of the fbi. at this point we know the atf and the fbi are both heading up the investigation here. what does that tell us about where the investigation heads now? >> i think dallas police are looking for federal authorities to help with some of the resources they have and an investigation as wide scale as this. a tremendously large crime scene. the fbi has very extensive capabilities in terms of ballistics. that's going to be very important to try and identify if there were multiple shooters or not. we've gotten various reports. some folks saying it's one shooter. others saying there are multiple shooters or other people in custody. the crime scene is really important and capabilities brought to bear by the federal government in this case are going to be very important, cr

officer jesus retana, 39. officer omar cannon, 44 years old. and officer gretchen rocha who has been released from the hospital. two civilians were shot last night. shetamia taylor was shot when she was shielding her children from the gunfire. her sister will join us later in the program to tell us how she's doing. joining us now, outside of bailor hospital in dallas is nbc news reporter tammy lightener, what can you tell us about the injured? >> reporter: there are still victims here recovering here tonight and also there are a lot of police officers that have come to pay their respect throughout the entire day, police officers from the entire state of texas have come to visit their fellow wounded officers, some of them were here over night. it was a very emotional moment at one point when they all lined up out side of the e.r. bay and two of their officers who had been killed came through and they saw saluted them to pay their respects. we've also learned a little bit about the three officers that were with the dallas area rapid transit or d.

have identified three wounded dallas transit police officers as omar cannon, misti mcbride and jesus retana. the family of the man killed by louisiana police put out a statement saying they reject the reprehenceable acts of violence against the dallas police officers. and attorney general loretta lynch will make a statement on the dallas shootings at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. and we'll have more updates throughout the day and as the situation warrants. back downtown to you guys. >> thanks so much. and the jobs report is helping the jobs report today. 287,000 jobs added last month. all major indices on that news now made up their losses from before the brexit vote and only took two weeks to make a round trip. let's bring in barry james and the global co-head of fx research. welcome to both of you. i'll start with you. what type of economy are we in where one month you create 11,000 jobs and the next month 287,000 jobs. i think you're in an economy where you have to smooth the data. you look at the two month average and the three month average, the four month average, they're all telling the s

misty mcbride an officer, jesus retana, all of them we're told will be okay. >> thank you for that newsthank you so much. >>> the attack marks the deadliest against police since 9/11. the gunman they say acted alone. gabe gutierrez in dallas for us. what more do we know about him, gabe? >> alex, good morning, mike xavier johnson, 25 years old. he lived about 20 minutes from here in a two-story home with his mother where he had lived for many years. he was also an army reservist for six years. he had been the recipient of several awards and ribbons and medals. but neighbors said they had seen him in a military uniform in his backyard doing what and to them to be training exercises. they also said he spoke about his guns. he had several guns in the home. yesterday authorities were at the home and took out a ballistic vest and journal where he described some military exercises as well. now, investigators did say late yesterday that he was a lone gunman. now, earlier yt din the day you recall reports there were two snipers picking off police officers. now authorities say it was johnson. he

jesus retana. omar can tphop non. and r on ocha. >> all of those details. thank you so much, joe fryer. well, thousands to the streets in several cities friday night for the second day of protests. baton rouge, louisiana, was one of those cities where alton sterling was fatally shot by police on tuesday. sarah, with a good morning. what is is the mood like there? do we expect more protests? i imagine you can describe it as very heavy? >> alex, not too many people here. some stopping to pay respects and taking photos. more demonstrations are planned for today in baton rouge. this after an active but overall peaceful night here in baton rouge. the first night we have seen police in riot gear. you can see there were tense moments, particularly when protesters blocked a key intersection. police ordered them off. some people removed by police and taken away. when officers fell back, however, so did a large portion of demonstrators. and by the early morning hours, most people had disbursed and the scene was quiet. this follows a day of gatherings outside the conv

they're identified as officer omar cannon, officer misty mcbride, and officer jesus retana. all three are expected to survive. no life-threatening injuries there. dallas area rapid transit operates bus and commuter rail lines along with streetcar and trolley services in the downtown area near last night's protest root. morgan lyons is the assistant vice president of external relations for d.a.r.t. so sorry for your loss. >> thanks, shep. >> tell me about this officer who died in the line of duty last night. >> an excellent officer. he had been with us since around 2009, had come to us from corsicana police department. we have a lot of employees who come from that police department, from that area over the years. the officer had recently remarried only a few weeks ago. but well-liked, well-regarded. we're not a huge agency, although when you think about it, with 3,000, if you've been around for a while, you run into all of these folks and get a chance to meet them and get to know them a little bit. as i talked to other officers today, and the chief, they're crushed. but they'

misty mcbride, a six-year veteran of the transit police, follows her colleagues, omar canynon and jesus retana home. as for her daughter, she shared her relief with reporters. >> i was just happy that she was okay. that's really it. that she can live on to tomorrow and that i'm just glad that she's alive, really. >> you can imagine for that 10-year-old girl. as for the people of dallas, today they are remembering the five officers slain by a single gunman. a makeshift grows outside of dallas police headquarters. let's bring in dallas city councilman adam mchugh. and i'm so happy to have you here, because i'd love you to give me perspective on what it has been like there in dallas over these past few days. >> well, it's been hard. it's been a situation that you never want to have happen in your city. and you know, immediately, our hearts go out to all the families of these officers and the officers that were harmed, but also the rest of our police department that is struggling with what's going on right now. >> i know that there are those who knew people that were killed, and that includes you,

officers that were released are omar cannon and jesus retana. but there are still some dallas police officers there and being treated. now, we had the chance yesterday to speak with jaime castro, a dallas police officer, a veteran officer who's trained many of the officers on the department, and he had also trained some of the officers that were injured. he described for us the moment that he found out that one of his very good friends, loren aarons was shot. >> he was the big guy. he was the one that could be defused. it was like, here comes this guy, you might want to calm down. and you were like, okay, i'm good, i'm good. he was a diffuser and he could handle the situation. i was like, it can't be him. they told me he was in surgery, so we went upstairs, made sure there were officers there, as close as we could be to the surgery room. >> right. >> and then from there, you know, just obviously, we had to wait on his wife and things went, you know, downhill from there. >> and he passed away? >> he passed away. >> reporter: obviously, very, very

they are misty mcbride, omar canon and jesus retana. the suspects working together with rifles and positioning themselves in strategic locations near the route of the protests. police are investigating if more people could have been involved. right now, officials are sweeping the down aten area for explosives. the faa shut down air traffic over dallas for a while this morning. a nearby campus was on lockdown, as well. so, these are some of the shocking sounds that rang out last night on the streets of dallas. one of america's busiest cities. >> don't shoot. don't shoot. don't shoot. >> no, no, go, go, go! go, go, go, go! run, run, run! there was a gun! >> who got shot? someone got shot! >> officer down right there. . holy. they're shooting right now. and there's an officer down. it's coming from the right over there. from around these buildings. i don't know where. main street and lamar. main street and lamar. there's an officer down. they're moving in on somebody. >> let's bring in msnbc kyle perry. we'll get to the table in just a sec

they are omar cannon, misty mcgried and jesus retana.her officers lost their lives, including one who was just married. this morning officials with d.a.r.t. the dallas area rapid transit confirming the death of brent thompson. the 43-year-old officer is the first killed in the line of duty since d.a.r.t. formed a police department in 1989. he joined the force in 2009. d.a.r.t. posting this on its website. as you can imagine, our hearts are broken. this is something that touches every part of our organization. three other d.a.r.t. police officers were also shot in the attack. the other officers shot and killed worked for the dallas police department. authorities say about 800 people were at the demonstration. a reaction to the police shootings of alton sterling in baton rouge, tuesday, and philando castile in minnesota on wednesday. we're told around 100 police officers were assigned to the dallas event. the department strategy, taking a friendlier approach to handling the protester, wearing summer service uniforms, instead of riot gear.

officer jesus retana, according to the associated press, he worked to have same-sex couples get benefits or recognized as married couples were to receive benefits for those who work at the police department. that, of course, was before the supreme court validated that right of same-sex marriage last year. as for the dallas police department, according to the ap, gri gretchen was hurt by shrapnel and used her spanish language skills to help with a program called friends in blue and joined the dallas police department in 2014. if you watch this video here, this is from early friday morning just hours after the shooting. a couple of the victims brought here to baylor university hospital and those who died at this hospital, their fellow police officers came here to salute them as they left this building. i'll keep you updated on all of the other survivors and those shot on thursday evening as we get it. elizabeth and leland, back to you. >> rich edson, thank you so much. >>> joining us now is attorney general ken paxton. >> it's been a very difficult 48 hours for the city of dallas but it's

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