>> i heard the shots, pop pop pop pop pop pop pop!> reporter: his bullet-proof vest would save his life. but this incident part of a rising number of police officers shot. 216 shot so far this year. 32 killed. 90 minutes after, in the heart of the rust belt, warren, ohio. a little girl calls 911. her mom is having a fight with her boyfriend over some groceries. >> oh, sorry, ma'am. we need the cops. my mother's boyfriend is trying to -- is trying to abuse her. >> how old are you, honey? >> 11. >> reporter: then he pulls out a gun. >> he just shot her! >> i want you to stay on the phone with me, do not hang up reserve pill sorry that i'm crying but -- >> your mom was just shot, you're going to be very upset. >> i've seen broad coming from her head. >> reporter: police arrive, the groceries are scattered on the ground. jessica crowder is dead. so is her boyfriend, r.j. culver, who police say turned the gun on himself. >> jesse was the kind of girl who would hold it in. if you love somebody -- i guess it's kind of hard to leave them. >>

it was that pop pop pop pop pop pop pop and i realized that the shots were very close to us.e just threw ourselves on the floor, put the baby on the floor. she laid down on top of the baby, and my niece, who is 12, was screaming and crying. >> this morning at least 84 people are dead after a man drove a truck into a group of pedestrians during bastille day celebrations in the french city of nice. french president francois hollande has called the attack a monstrosity and said victims included many children. hollande is expected to travel to nice today. >>> that does it for me and "way too early." "morning joe" picks up our breaking coverage of the attack in nice, france. stay with us. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink seejofor their wedding onets searching fbooking.com.ct place oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling] [gulp] uh, how about an i

pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. i mean, just over and over. >> did you see the gunman? >> i did not. >> you saw two police officers -- >> what looked like two police officers go down. >> was there anything in the protest martha could have conceivable provoked this violence? >> no. no. >> characterize for me the relationship between the 800 marchers and 100 police officers who were there. >> sure. >> how was that relationship going through the march? >> sure, you know, i think people were, you know, for a group of 800 people that were angry about the shootings in st. paul and baton rouge, you know, i think it was a relatively calm environment. even the police were commenting on, you know, just how nonviolent the scene was. and you know, for me, i'm just devastated that some things so beautiful could turn to evil so quickly. >> how would you characterize the relationship between the dallas police department and the minority community? >> i think it is typical. it is tenuous. no question about that. i think, you know, the police are trying to make it better, and i hope they continue. >> why was it necessary to have this protest march? there were several yesterday around the country. >> sure. >> why was this one important to you? >> a lot of anger, and i think people need to have the opportunity to grieve and express their anger in a positive way. this was an opportunity to do that. >> for president obama's reaction, we will go to margaret brennan, who is traveling with the pressed to in warsaw, poland. margaret. >> reporter: good morning. the president is here to tackle national security issues, but twice in the past 12 hours, he has made a public appeal for calm back home. the president called the dallas shootings a vicious, calculated and despicable attack. >> today, our focus is on the victims and their families. they are heartbroken. the entire city of dallas is grieving. police across america, a tight knit family, feels the loss to their core. >> reporter: the dallas shooting happened after the president said was deeply disturbed by recent killings at the hands of police in louisiana and minnesota. on the flight over here, he watched news coverage and decided to speak out, beckihe s none of that justifies targetsing police. the president also said this is a painful reminder of how easy it is to access powerful weapons. >> margaret brennan with the president in warsaw, poland. so in summary today, we have 12 police officers shot, two civilians shot five officers have died. most of the wounded officers have already been released from the hospital. one suspect has been killed. he told police officers that he acted alone, but the investigation is just getting started. back to you in new york. >> scott, thank you. >>> the police killings in dallas stunned police across the country. ahead, how other big city police departments, including the,, >>> gunfire turns the streets of dallas into a terrifying scene. >> get back. >>> witnesses to the attack describe it in their own words. the news is right back here on "cbs this morning." made with real simple ingredients. and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. welcome to crock country. acids in everyday foods and drinks may weaken and erode your tooth enamel over time. damaged or lost enamel can lead to yellow, dull and thinning teeth. that's why there's pronamel and pronamel for kids. designed to strengthen enamel and help protect against acids in your diet. start protecting your enamel, with pronamel. the #1 dentist-recommended brand for strengthening and protecting enamel. the #1 dentist-recommended brand for strengthening wearing powerful sunscreen? 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it was pop pop pop pop pop pop pop. >> i was terrified. i put my hands on the baby's mouth so she wouldn't scream. >> reporter: officials say the driver fired shots from a pistol. he's been confirmed as a 31-year-old man from nice. a petty criminal known to police but not to french intelligence. for france's president, another day of terror. all of france, he said, is under the menace of islamic terrorism. president obama sent a message, we stand in solidarity with france, our oldest ally. france is reeling from another massacre. the streets early today almost deserted. >> doesn't seem safe anymore in france. >> reporter: there's no claim yet from any terror group. france mourning amid more horror. well french security forces have been on high alert yesterday, bastille day, and they were again this morning in this city. at nice airport, the airport was evacuated. nothing suspicious, but it just shows the high state of tension in this city. as you say, matt, francois hollande the french president saying 50 people hovering between life and d

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 were kids out there. people who had nothing to do with that out there. people who supported your cause, just not the way you went about it. >>> a newlywed, a navy veteran who survived three tours in iraq, a former army ranger and father of two. all victims of thursday night's shooting and we're learning more about them and their families now. william is outside of police headquarters in dallas. william? >> all of these guys of course had families, children and so farther and they're mourning them, not just this week but for years to come so let us meet the guys that they will remember. let's start with michael krol. he is 40 years old. he was a jail guard near detroit. then he moved here to dallas to join the police department because he wanted to, quote, help people. brent thompson, 43, a marine vetera

the police department and all of a sudden i heard pop, pop, and i look up, and i see two bodies on the ground and i heard, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and when you engage something like that, i mean, obviously here in america we're so used to violence that when you engage something like that your initial thought is, oh, it's a firecracker. it's not real, and as, you know, i sat there and i looked, you know, i was toughing my body, i was touching my chest because i really felt like it was possible that i was shot. and so as the sergeant ran towards the shooting, i ran back to tell the crowd, back up, back up, active shooter, active shooter. run away, run away, and things went from beautiful to evil very quickly. >> it did very quickly like that and we said the majority of the protests around the country have been peaceful but there's always the concern that something not like this but that there could be some altercations. just describe more of what other people were doing when all of this was taking place, when the shootings were taking place. >> certainly. people were, you know, walking down the street. i mean, there was perhaps a