some of the coastal plain plants that we show are things like the wax myrtle. if you go north, you will find more and more bayberry, which is its deciduous cousin. both of them are famous for making waxy fruit. bayberry and wax myrtle got their name from early colonial use. there was no electricity there. so they were boiled. the wax would come to the top of the pot. they would skim that off and make candles. so this was a source of light in our early days. it's very aromatic and actually sometimes the foliage is used as a pungent seasoning in some dishes. sort of a bay leaf substitute. wax myrtle and bayberry very important. the nice part about it is it smells pleasant. so bayberry candles have been a standard associated with new england, perhaps. there are lots of goldenrods native in the united states. the odora part of it comes from the fact that the foliage is scented of anise or licorice. this was actually made into an herbal tea and exported until the 1930s, even to china. actually, it's got a little bit of history because after the revolution and the bo

at first glance, myrtle beach is exactly what it sounds like, a beach town. every spring, millions of men flock here for the three-month-long golf season. there are apparently over 100 golf courses here. and where there are loads of golf courses there will be throngs of men. and where there are throngs of men, there will inevitably be throngs of strippers. tucked amongst the tourist shops and restaurants are more than a dozen gentlemen's clubs. one of the most famous, the dollhouse, has been a fixture in myrtle beach for over 20 years. how are you tonight? >> good, thank you. >> so tell me about this place, the dollhouse. >> the managing partner wants to get something straight right up front. >> we're not a strip joint. there's a vast difference. >> what's the difference? >> gentlemen's club provides entertainers. our girls are wearing gowns, opposed to, i call it hoochy mama outfits. they are entertainers. they act like entertainers. >> what would you say you provide for men here? >> i like to watch guys walk out that door go "oh, my god, i'm in love." >> un

the myrtle-- a plant in perpetual bloom-- a symbol of perpetual love. the dog asleep at her feet-- a symbol of fidelity. as overtly sensual as her appeal is this venus invites us to celebrate marital love. the attributes around her make this very clear yet she has lost none of her sensuality. indeed, she will be transformed by titian into a variety of other figures. one of the variations titian produced is the image that includes venus with a cupid. there are a few symbols titian has introduced which are really quite ironic in a way and give us the range of cultural play available in this kind of painting. the partridge is a bird that titian actually used in a scene of the annunciation because in ancient mythology it is a bird that is so highly sexed that merely the voice of the male or the wind from his beating wings is sufficient to impregnate the female. sotoo, with the glass vase with its rose, the imagery of light passing through glass without breaking it symbolically embodying the passage of the logos of the incarnation through the virgin without

brinsly then turned westbound on myrtle avenue and fled into the myrtle avenue and willoughby street, the g train subway station. he proceeded down the stairs, onto the westbound subway platform. while on the platform, brinsly shot himself in the head, took his own life. a silver, semi-automatic firearm was recovered near the suspect's body. officers liu and ramos were transported here to woodhull hospital. despite every effort to save their lives. both officers tragically succumbed to their injuries. >> what a horrible senseless loss. police are looking into social media posts ismaaiyl brinsley wrote beforehand. he says my past is stalking me and my present is haunting me. instagram post said he's putting wings on pigs today. another said this may be my final post, and it was attached to this picture of a gun. of course officials have been speaking out about the shooting, condemning it as deplorable violence, which it is. new york city mayor de blasio met with the families and said that the murders tear at the foundation of society. >> our city is in mourning. our hearts are heavy. w

basically the people who remain in the streets in the central part of hong kong in the two major sites, myrtle and bay. sunday night and monday morning when we saw the violent clashes between police and students and what they are saying is they can't guarantee the safety of the people who stay here. but if people do decide to stay, the police behavior on sunday night and monday morning wattous owattousof control, and the administration is described as heartless. they want to keep the campaign going but the fight for democracy is a long one and needs to be done in a peaceful manner and not on the street. >> sarah clark reporting for us from hong kong. >>> special forces are taking new attacks on donetsk airport. fighting has recently intensified near the airport and that's despite september ceasefire agreement. >>> russia says it will carry out more than 4,000 military drones next year and some will involve tens of thousands of troops. at the same time, showing off its military might, it's trying other tactics to win back its influence in europe. peter sharp reports. >>> moscow stumped up $100,

at first glance myrtle beach is exactly what it sounds like. a beach town. but every spring millions of men flock here for the three month long golf season. >> there are apparently over 100 golf courses here and where there are loads of golf courses there will be throngs of men and where there are men there will inevitably be strippers. >> there are more than a dozen gentlemen's clubs. one of the most famous, the doll house, has been a fix toure for over 20 years. >> tell me about this play, the doll house. >> the manager wants to get something straight up front. >> we're not a strip joint. there's a difference. >> what's the difference. >> gentlemen's club provides entertainers. our girls are wearing gowns as opposed to hoochie outfits. they act like entertainers. >> what would you say you provide for men here? >> i love to watch guys walk out that door going oh my god. i'm in love. >> is it a secret that these guys are -- they're to play golf here. >> a woman has to know her husband is going to go out and have fun and get crazy. >> that's exactly why dance

the officers were on myrtle avenue in brooklyn new york. they were rushed to woodall hospital in critical condition where they died. according to witnesses, the suspects shot the cops at point blank and than ran in a near by subway station where he shot himself. one witness said two cops yelled everybody get down. and hours earlier, the suspect brenley had shot his girlfriend in baltimore before driving to new york to kill two officers but not before boasting about his plan on a instagram plan. i am putting wings on pigs today. they take one of ours and hash shoot the police. take two of theirs. and this may be my final post. i am putting pigs in a blanket. that instagram account has been shut down. >> this coming at a time of real tension between the police and minorities, particularly how our communities are reacting. this is a nationwide story that spread in this protest and some very calm and some violent. and police officers here in new york city have been targeted as a result. >> hi tension indeed after the shooting of michael brown.

they go down myrtle avenue, and as they're going, they hear two officers shot, rush on the bus.eing an ambulance. they hear that, and they know things are bad. and the traffic is up ahead, it's blocked up. they've got to weave in and out. they pull up and see a bunch of police cars and aren't sure what's going on. and they see one officer frantically calling for them to turn onto tompkins place. there's a police car with two gravely wounded officers in the front seat. the question is who do you attend to first, and they say who's hurt worse? both officers are shot in the head and both aren't breathing. so they speed up, they take the officer on the passenger side, officer liu, and barron johnson takes, starts trying to work with officer ramos behind the driver's wheel. and in it boath instances, they touched the carotid artery to see if there's a pulse and there's no pulse. they helped ease ramos out of the car. he's lying on his back with a terrible head wound. and mr. johnson would later describe pressing down on that che chest trying to bring life back and looking down in thi

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topping the list this year, las vegas, which just edged out the more family friendly myrtle beach, south carolina. new orleans, atlantic city, nj, and key west, florida. >> atlantic city on the list. >> good for them. they need it. >>> good evening from "nightly business report." i'm susie gharib. your television station seeks your support. >> i'm tyler mathisen, on behalf of your public tv station, thank you very much for your support and see you back here tomorrow. "nightly business report" has been funded in part by -- thestreet.com and action alerts plus where jim cramer and fellow portfolio manager stephanie link share their investment strategies, stock picks and market insights. you can learn more at thestreet.com/nbr. mark walberg: we had so many great finds from our season 18 tour, we made two special episodes of antiques roadshow: "junk in the trunk." here's a peek at one treasure we found on our trip across america. appraiser: and this could be in a major museum with security guards protecting it. that's exciting. walberg: there's more to come. so stay tuned for part one of ant

>> right up the block, on myrtle, and i believe it's sumner -- >> tompkins. >> tompkins and myrtle avenue. we got married in that church. my mom lives not too far from there. i had two kids in that hospital. i grew up there. >> and that's the hospital these officers were brought to where they died on saturday night. >> yes. >> where the mayor went? >> yes. chardonnay, my oldest daughter and erica was born in woodhall hospital. my mom lives right up the block. >> so close in the same area, yet so estranged by how people try to play petty politics with the pain on all sides. we got to stop that. >> because i feel the family's pain. >> esaw snipes garner and gwen carr thank you both for coming on and talking to us tonight. >> thank you for having us. >> we'll be right back. >> okay. >>> coming up, the investigation into the assassination. we have new details on what authorities are learning about the man who came to new york and executed two police officers. and police are now looking at new surveillance video, taken just hours before the shooting. what can it tell us? >>> plus, we have brea

i'm looking down myrtle avenue.l of blue coming down myrtle avenue as police officers stream in from that direction as well. all of them dressed in their finest, finest uniforms, their formal uniforms for this event. and if you look that way down the church there is another entrance around the side so i know that family and perhaps the vice president will be entering through there. it is a -- it's a massive scene out here and it is likely to get -- it will get bigger and it will only become bluer and bluer as the day goes on. you will have bag pipes playing, you'll have an incredible show of sorrow and emotion and outpouring that is hard to compare to any other service that i've seen. >> and miguel, we know that this is a very difficult time for the police officers and as well as the family of ramos, but do we expect that there's going to be a tone of defiance perhaps in light of the environment that has been created the last couple weeks and months when it comes to some of the tension between the police and the com

location will be the christ tabernacle church at 64-34 myrtle avenue, glendale, new york.will be putting out notices on our messaging as to our colleagued around the country, many of whom have been planning to taped these services. i received -- i cannot begin to describe the condolence messages i've been receiving from colleagues around the country and we're very, very grateful for those. what i'd like to do at this point in time is ask the mayor to come up and share with you both our experience this morning with the families, and other issues he would like to speak with you about at this time. mr. mayor. >> thank you very minute. thank you, commissioner. thank you for your leadership in what has been a very difficult time for our city. we appreciate you have been stead fast throughout. a very painful journey for everyone to go from the hospital, where the commissioner and i and so many others went to see our fallen officers, prayed over them, met the family members. you can only imagine what a family member is going through at that moment, where their lives have suddenly

. >> reporter: in glendale queens, blue ribbons are on display for blocks along myrtle avenue to christ as tabernacle church where ramos' family will start to say good-bye. more than 20 thousand members of law enforcement from across the u.s. and canada will come to new york city over the coming days to pay respect for ramos. many new yorkers hope things will remain peaceful, despite ongoing demonstrations. >> people yelling and screaming in their faces. i wouldn't be able to do what they do. i guf thive them a lot of credi >> reporter: in the wakes of the ramos and liu, authorities have increased security at station houses and arrested and charged several people thursday with making threats against officers. don champion, cbs news, new york. >>> in oakland, california, thursday night, a protest against police tactics turned violence. demonstrators smashed windows in businesses, looted a liquor store and damaged a christmas tree. protesters blocked intersecti s intersections. their demonstrating against a series of deadly police encounters across the country. >>> sony is facing the fall

as many as 25,000 officers and first responders from all over the country lining myrtle avenue outsidechrist tabernacle church in queens, all salute the man assassinated with partner wenjian liu captured as ramos' widow and two sons accepted the flag- draped casket. vice president joe biden eulogized officer ramos who became a cop at 36. >> when an assassin's bullet targeted two officers it targeted this city, and it touched the soul of the entire nation. >> reporter: ramos' oldest son wore his father's police jacket to the service ands will attended by liu as family and many members of the 84 precinct and mayor de blasio and governor cuomo and the governor speaking to recent tensions between the police and comment. >> yes we have had questions arisen from recent questions and we'll restore the trust in our justice system. >> you should be so proud of him as we all. >> reporter: police commissioner brill bratton remembering and promoting both officers posthumously. >> we'll heal as an department, we'll heal as a city, we'll heal as a country. and wouldn't that be the ultimate, the ulti

this is actually in brooklyn and it's very near the intersection of tompkins and myrtle. that is right now today i went to that scene, it's just a place, it's not like a -- it's just so nondescript which makes it hard to believe what happened there, but a memorial has been springing up and clearly it's a gathering point for many in the community. so we'll continue to watch this very poignant imagery here of people from all over new york, could be all over the area, that have come to participate, and it was an invitation that went out to the entire city. there are other ways that people have been sort of participating. cardinal timothy dolan led a chilling service at new york's st. patrick's cathedral this morning before a packed crowd and addressed the senseless killings that hours before had taken the lives of two of new york city's finest. >> i am with you. commissioner bratton and chief o'neil, would you tell your officers that god's people gathered at st. patrick's cathedral this morning, thundered with prayer, with and for them? that we love them very much, we mourn

. >> reporter: in queens, blue ribbons are on display for blocks along myrtle avenue leading to christ tabernacle church where ramos' family and friends will begin to say good- bye today. >> my thoughts and prayers are with the families. >> reporter: more than 20,000 members of law enforcement from across the u.s. and canada will come to new york city over the come days to pay respects to ramos. many new yorkers hope things will remain peaceful despite ongoing demonstrations against police over recent officer- involved shootings. >> people yelling and screaming in their faces and -- i wouldn't be able to do what they do. and i give them a lot of credit. >> reporter: in the wake of the death of ramos and liu, the nypd has been on high alert. authorities have increased security at station houses. they also arrested and charged several people thursday with making threats against police. don champion cbs news, new york. >> vice president joe biden is expected to be in attendance tomorrow when ramos will be laid to rest. officer liu's funeral will be a little later to allow family to arrive

. >> reporter: hundreds gather at the corner of tomkins and myrtle in brooklyn's bedside neighborhoodo pray. >> let the love and the light of the lord. >> and light candles where nypd officers raphael ramos and wenjian liu were ambush sitting in a troll car shot dead by police say ismaaiyl brinsley. >> they were very hard working, very good people and dedicated to what they were doing. >> they were two innocent souls, you know, who didn't expect for this to happen. it's a tragedy to us here in brooklyn. to everyone array cross the country. >> reporter: officers and civilians came together sharing in the pain. >> those officers were considered to us to be family. it's a very very tough time. you can feel the tension in the air. >> reporter: tension already driven by the police involved death of eric garner. a motive for the brooklyn police killings according to social meet media posts traced back to the shooter and that make it hard for many mourners at the vigil to be hopeful it. >> it looks like it's never going to end. it's becoming a vicious circle. >> reporter: community leaders h

and killed as they sat in the police vehicle eating lunch near the corner of thompson avenue and myrtle avenue. there was no confrontation, no words exchanged. police say 28 ismaaiyl brinsley shot two officers he had never met. >> clear this was an as nation of these -- assassination that these officers were shot execution style a despicable act that goes at the heart of our society and democracy. >> reporter: ismaaiyl brinsley ran to a nearby subway station and killed himself on the platform of the g train. earlier in the day he put this photo on instagram with a post that read i'm putting wings on pigs, they take one of our ours, they take two of theirs, with the hash tag shoot police. the weapon discovered at the shooting was found at the scene. >> we have never and never forget that mission well never forget the two young men who lost their lives today. >> reporter: police are investigating trying to figure out what caused all this, what led to all this, so far at least there doesn't seem to be a rational explanation. for channel 6 "action news" i'm jim dolan. >> reverend al sharpto

the two cops, who were shot a couple miles down the street on myrtle avenue i grew up on, did al sharptone serious? i read a story today from emt, who tried to save this cop's life, and they kept looking in his eyes, he was blinking they knew he was the alive they kept saying, keep blinking. you know, does al sharpton every hear these stories, i guarantee you, tomorrow morning if there was another incident of questionable police use on force, before he has facts he will be first one out there in front of camera trying to insight another violent situation, he has a history of this, this is a disgrace. lou: he has' history? de blasio built a history quickly. president, and eric holder attorney -- top law enforcement officer in the nation, have all carried out on this broadcast we termed a campaign of ignorance, of hate, against law enforcement. and law enforcement officers. all across the country. they have been given free license by a national media that has not responded as watch dogs but more they have acted like lap dogs. >> yeah, lou, these people traffic in division, this is all they

were shot and killed as they sat in the police vehicle eating lunch near the corner of thom to be an myrtle avenue. there were no confrontation, no worlds exchanged. police say ismaaiyl brinsley shot two officers he had never met. >> it is clear this was an assassination, these officers were shot execution style particularly a despicable act that goes at the very heart of our society and democracy. >> reporter: ismaaiyl brinsley ran to a nearby subway station after the shooting and killed himself on the platform of the g train. earlier in the day he put this photo on instagram with a post that said i'm putting wings on pigs they take you one of our ours, we take two of theirs, with the hash tag, shoot the police. the weapon recovered at the scene was the silver handgun. there was mounting evidence that the suspect had issues with the police for sometime. >> we have and never will forget that mission, we'll never forget the two young men who lost their lives today. >> reporter: police are investigating trying to figure out out what caused this, what led to this, so far, at least there doesn'

and 60 in myrtle beach speaking of beaches and what we'll see is cool down.her pattern shifts and temperatures drop 20, 25 in places like minneapolis, detroit and louisville. here's what's happening where you live. >> good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather update. stormtracker 6 is clear though we have cloud cover upstairs. shew see sunshine later this afternoon. up to 45. tomorrow, 47 then we close in on up to 45. tomorrow, 47 then we close in on 50 by middle of the week. we're live from seal beach in the o.c. >> in the o.c. i like the enthusiasm there, thank you, rob. >>> coming up here -- barbara waters is here to talk about her made her list of the ten most fascinating people of 2014. >>> and taylor swift may have just had the best birthday ever, we've got the pics to prove it, all up ahead in "pop news." ♪ all up ahead in "pop news." we gdid he help pick it out?er. no, he's a cat. is this mine? that one's for alice. but she doesn't know it yet. why not? mom says she's still cooking. capture your memories with hallmark

around the intersection of myrtle and tomkins where he strikes up a conversation with people on the streetg it with watch what i'm going to do. moments later he shoots four rounds through the passenger window of the police car hitting both officers in the head. as word of the shooting spread new york police officers rush to the hospital where the men were taken, so did new york mayor bill de blasio and in a hallway this moment capture officers turning their backs to the mayor. many of them believing his sympathies for what they call anti-police demonstrations helped waif the way for their fellow officer. >> there's blood on many hands tonight. those that incited violence on the street that tried to tear down what new york city police officers did every day. >> martin savidge, cnn, brooklyn. >> meantime, there continue to be controversial police killings. a former police officer in milwaukee, wisconsin, will not face charges in the shooting death of a mentally ill black man. done tray hamilton died in april after being shot more than a dozen times during a confrontation with the officer. a

the next time he's seen is near the intersection of myrtle and tompkins, where he strikes up a conversation with people on the street, ending it with a statement "watch what i'm going to do". as word of the shooting spread, new york police officers rushed to the hospital where the men were taken. so did new york mayor bill de blasio. and in a hallway, this moment captured, officers turning their backs to the mayor, many of them believing his sympathies for what they call anti-police demonstrations helped paved the way for the deaths of their brother officers. >> there's blood on many hands tonight. those that incited violence on this street under the guise of protest to try to tear down what new york city police officers did every day. >> reporter: martin savage, cnn, brooklyn. >>> the deaths of the officers have heightened tinks between the nypd and city hall. we'll have more on that later in the newscast. >>> we turn to australia and a private memorial service was being held today for one of the hostages in last wreak's siege at sydney cafe. she was shot and killed at the cafe. the lawyer

the officers were parked on the corner of tom kins and myrtle avenue in brooklyn, new york. according to police and witness, the suspects shot the cops in the head, then ran inside a nearby subway station for the g train and fatally shot himself in the head. witnesses were standing waiting for the train when they heard what appeared to be arguing. one witness told the "new york post" that two cops were yelling everybody get down. according to the post. we're working to confirm the identity of the gunman. of course, we also -- sources tell fox news that the gunman appears to have killed his girlfriend in baltimore earlier today before coming to new york and allegedly a potentially killing these two officers. this comes at a time of increased racial tensions between police and minority communities around the country following the shooting deaths of michael brown and eric garner, particularly here in new york with the apparent choke hold death of garner resulted in protests. last saturday, two nypd police officers were assaulted by protesters at the brooklyn bridge. they were p

>> april 8th, 2011, myrtle beach, south carolina.fficers ryan headley and matthew cox are working the night shift. they're on the lookout for a reported stolen vehicle. >> i saw the vehicle pass by me, and as i was turning around on the suspect vehicle, i saw that the driver of the vehicle was a young female driver. i knew right away we were dealing with either a very petite individual or a teenager. >> we attempted to stop the vehicle, but she refused to stop for us. at that time i began asking for assistance from other agencies to deploy stop sticks so we could get the vehicle stopped. i thought, you know, in the 200 yards she's probably going to come up, hit the stop sticks and everybody would be over, everything would be safe. before we got to that point she made an extremely abrupt left-hand turn. >> oh! >> the officers are shocked when the driver suddenly veers off the road and crashes directly into the brick wall of a church. >> she just accelerated at a high rate of speed into the church. the impact was just tremendous, so i

at the intersection of myrtle and to p tompkins where he strikes up a conversation with people on the street ending with the chilling words, watch what i'm going to do. later he fires four rounds through the window of a police car hitting them in the head. in a hallway this moment captured, officers turning their backs to the mayor. many of them believing his sympathies for what they call anti-police demonstrations helped pave the way for the deaths of their brother officers. >> there's blood on many hands tonight. those that incited violence on the street under the guise of protest that tried to tear down what new york city police officers did every day. >> martin is joining us now with more. martin, why are the police asking if anyone saw the shooter in the hours before he killed the two nypd officers? what else are they investigating? >> good evening, wolf, yeah, by the way, we're standing outside of the street memorial where these officers were shot on saturday and it continues to grow. but to your question, the reason authorities want to find out exactly what he was doing every h

and 60 degrees in myrtle beach, speaking of beaches. we're going to see a bit of a cooldown for the mild pattern, temperatures will drop 20, 30 degrees in places like minneapolis, detroit a >> this weather report brought >> this weather report brought to you by trivago. we're live from seal beach in the o.c. back to you guys. >> in the o.c. i like the enthusiasm there, thank you, rob. >>> coming up here -- barbara walters is here to talk about who made her list of the ten most fascinating people of 2014. >>> and fresh off her blank space success, taylor swift may have just had the best birthday ever. we've got the pics to prove it, all up ahead in "pop news." ove it, al head in "pop news." ♪ all up ahead in "pop news." we gdid he help pick it out?er. no, he's a cat. is this mine? that one's for alice. but she doesn't know it yet. why not? mom says she's still cooking. capture your memories with hallmark keepsakes ornaments. you want to hibernate? heal it... ...with nivea extended moisture body lotion. it intensively moisturizes for 48 h

he then turn eed westbound on myrtle avenue and fled into the station.proceeded down the stairs onto the westbound subway platform. while on the platform, brinsley shot himself in the head, took his own life. officers lou and ramos were transported here to wood hall hospital. despite every effort to save their lives, both officers tragically succumbed to their injuries. i extend my deepest condolences to lou and the ramos families and the families within the nypd. both officers paid the ultimate sacrifice today while protecting the communities they serve. the suspect was transported to brooklyn hospital where he was pronounced dead. we are currently continuing to investigate this incident. i want to thank at this time a doctor and his trauma staff for their valiant efforts but unsuccessful efforts to resuscitate our officers. some background information leading up to the events of today, at approximately 5:45 this morning at baltimore county, maryland, a female believed to be his girlfriend was shot and seriously wounded by brinsley at her residence. bal

. >> the suspect takes off running, racing down myrtle avenue and heading right into this new york city subway station. >> we're at the subway station here. according to sources, the assassin ran down these steps after having shot two police officers and there were witnesses running after him. >> police on the trail of the killer followed him so the subway. >> i spoke to sources here last night that told me that the assassin, as he entered this area, they observed him, he was fidgety, he looked like he was very nervous. >> minutes later breaking brinst an end to the chase. >> shocking the community to its core. >> did you ever lastly think in your wildest dreams that something like this could happen literally on your doorstep? >> no. i would have never thought of that, never. >> now former homicide detective ted williams who is tracking the investigation in brooklyn. of course you saw ted in that video. ted, as a former police officer, is there any way to describe the grief of the new york city police department tonight? no greta, no way to describe it the closest you can come to it is

this is myrtle avenue, some three miles from where the actual shooting took place. you can see there is blue ribbon along the street, people lined up outside the church. you can see some scaffolding in place. they are preparing to put a large screen television monitor out here so people can watch a memorial service that will take place at 7:00 this evening. the actual church can hold only 850 people. authorities are expecting as many as 25,000 police officers from all around the united states and canada to attend the wake, the memorial service today and the funeral tomorrow. obviously, they all cannot be accommodated, but there is going to be a strong show of solidarity. in another development just a short time ago, harris, a news conference was held by the steven stiller tunnel to towers foundation. this is an organization that was founded after 9/11 in order to help first responders in need. at that news conference attended by the widow and the parents of officer liu, it was announced that contributions are going to be taken to help pay the mortgages, pay off the

who were keeping watch at myrtle and tompkins avenue on that terrible afternoon. can defend, as they always are. sometimes fearful, but always watchful. i knew them. they are the guy i grew up with in scranton and claymont, delaware. the boy with the most courage and the most compassion. the man with the brave heart and the generous soul. a brother who always looked out for his sister. a father whose words were always encouraging to you boys, with a touch that can soothe away the fear. and a son who made his mother proud every time he turned and smiled at her. and a husband with a gentle hand who could soothe away the concerns, who you knew would always be there. a former school safety officer became a cop at age 37. an active member of his church studying to become a chaplain. a father, a husband, a son, a seven year veteran on the force. a son of a chinese immigrant, his partner, conversant in several dialects. a newlywed. both confident, committed, passionate and vigilant. being a cop was not what they did. it was who they were. like every man and woman in unif

they speed down myrtle avenue and arrive and along the way they hear two officers shot, rush the bus.e ambulance. they know it's really serious. they see a cop waving them dramatically and frantically to turn on to tompkins avenue and there were two police officers both shot in the car. there was only one ambulance and two officers shot. barron said to one. cops, who is hurt worse? he said they are both shot in the head and neither is breathing. barron started working on officer ramos behind the steering wheel. alexander and pedro went and started working on that officer. the fire department came and were helping with that and barron johnson, they both touched the neck to see if there was a pulse and no pulse at all. to me the thing that really stays with me is barron johnson describes he is working trying to save this officer and bring him back to life. he is saying just blink. just blink if you can hear me. he is praying. the officer is looking at him. he is praying for any sign of life, even a little blink that means there is a bit of hope. he keeps working and keeps working and th

. >> in glendale, scenes, blue ribbons on display for blocks along myrtle avenue lead to go chris tabernacle church where ramos as family and friends will begin to say good-bye today. >> more than 20,000 members of law enforcement from the us and canada will be coming here to queens, new york to pay respect to ramos. >> many new yorkers hope things remain peaceful despite ongoing demonstrations against police over recent officer-involved killing. >> i wouldn't be able to do what they do. and i give them a loft yesterday. >> i in the wake of the death of ramos and wenjian liu, nypd on high alert, increased security at station houses, also arrested and charged several people thursday, with making threats against officers. done -- champion, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> about 75 people gathered outside every st. louis church for peaceful christmas protest. it was organized after the shooting death of a 18 year old black man, by a white police officer earlier this week. officials say that teen pointed a gun at the officer. this happened in the suburb of berkley. that's about a few mi

behind the barricade at 65th and myrtle hundreds of every day new yorkers gathered in a show of mourning respect. >> we are here to support them, let them know that we are behind them 100 percent. >> reporter: united in grief but not in support of mayor deblasio. >> we thank you. >> reporter: his crawling played on the jumbo tron screen thousands turned their backs, as i asked several for comment, they said gesture spoke for itself. lingering hard feelings over perceived lack of support for nypd at city hall. deblasio word about ramos included praise for the police force. >> and he was so committed to the nypd, it meant so much to him, to be a member of the finest police force in this country. >> ramos died just before he was to become a police chaplain inspiring this from commissioner braton. >> i'm appointing him an honorary department chaplain for the eighty-fourth precinct. >> reporter: outside people joined hand during the final prayer, more than a few tears flowed as helicopters flew by in missing man formation and then relentless drum beat as a hero was carried to his final rest.

and right now the police have blocked off a few square blocks around the myrtle, willoughby subway stop in bed-stuy. i talked to two witnesses who said shortly after the shooting there was a train coming in from underground and police came into the station and held everyone for 30 to 45 minutes while they were looking for this shooter. right now things have pretty much died down except for, you know, they still have a lot of -- a lot of the area blocked off and local police aren't really speaking to reporters or passersby at the moment. >> mike isiaac joining us on th telephone talking about where the shooting took place. to remind our viewers two new york city police officers have been shot dead. reportedly while sitting in their police car. it was described as an am bush-style shooting with both officers shot in the head. michael, what is the feeling in the neighborhood there? i imagine people are horrified. >> yeah. it's pretty -- people are pretty shaken up. i was just in a bodega across the street from where everything is blocked off and, you know, the mood is pretty -- pretty frea

behind the barricade at 65th and myrtle hundreds of every day new yorkers gathered in a a show of mourning respect. >> we are here to support them and let them know that we are behind them 100 percent. >> reporter: united in grief but not in support of mayor deblasio. >> we thank you. >> reporter: as his eulogy played on a jumbotron screen thousands of cops watching turn their backs. i asked several for comment and they said the gesture spoke for itself. lingering hard feelings over a perceived lack of support for nypd at city hall. deblasio's word about ramos included praise for the police force. >> and he was so committed to the nypd it meant so much to him, to be a member of the finest police force in this country. >> reporter: ramos died just before he was to become a police chaplain inspiring this from commissioner bratton. >> i'm appointing him an honorary department chaplain of the eighty-fourth precincts. >> reporter: outside people joined hand during the final prayer, more than a few tears flowed, as helicopter flew by in missing man formation. then the relentless drum beat as a h

goodbye crape myrtle and mailbox! good buy box i'll take because we don't want to throw away!dbye, house! i'll never like mommy as much for making us move! >> samantha, say goodbye to that attitude. we're not taking that in the car. >> goodbye to riding the motorcycle! >> charlie: that's a great line. you wrote all of it? >> it's all scripted. the way i work on all movies is i have a strong outline and a script, but then i spend a lot of rehearsal-intensive time. i think especially for a movie that's really about the believability of the intimate little moments, it's not so much about them getting the words right. it's something believable and true. so a lot of that comes out of the rehearsal process. so we do a lot of w rewriting wh the actors. >> charlie: a lot of rehearsing. >> yeah. >> charlie: where does that come from, within your own experience or did you get it from some other director? >> it's kind of what i need as a filmmaker to figure out what the scene is trying to say and trying to maximize what it's trying to do and figure out how i'm going to shoot the scene. i