. >> my mother wore a maid's uniform so i could go to college to wear a police uniform. after 27 years, i earned the uniform of chief. as supervisor, i cut the waste and invested the savings services, the environment and jobs. >> as a computer programmer, i was paid less than the men.

. >>> a lot of uniform talk tonight. the nats did not break out their alternate uniform shorts.hey don't have them but they recollected have used -- they should have used them. the team had not been coming through when it mattered in the clutch. 94 degrees at 7:00 at night. are you kidding me. ben revere had been slumping all season long. big rbi double to tie this game at 2-2. 10 plus strike out game. he was cruising. no decision. bottom 9, pitch hitting. the nats come through when it matters but the double to the wall and score. that's a game winning run. nats walk off in style. 3-2 the victory. >> it's funny how it works. this game, we've been rise i will current. -- resilient. we got back, praise god we just got the win. >> in baltimore there's actually some rain one down. when they resume, that ball soars. right, howard? 7 shut out innings. cleveland would make it interesting late. they would score a couple of runs but the orioles get it done finally as theyhold on with the 5-2 victory. all right, this is a new one for you. how about this, white sox didn't want to wear the

and the first day i saw my neighbor come out in his uniform, i knew i was hooked. writing the book, "the crisis of character," needless to say, extremely hard. i never thought i'd take these -- i was pretty sure that the things that i saw and witnessed that i would take, you know, with me on my death. but i decided a couple years ago that it was important that the american people know exactly how, what i witnessed when i worked in the west wing and what i saw in the secret service. and at some point i decided a couple years ago that i was going to have to tell this story. so with the help of some very good friends, i was able to do that. i'm grateful for everybody's help, our publisher and my friends that have helped me and my agent, javelin and the publisher -- excuse me, hachette. so what brings me here today, i'm grateful for you guys coming and, hopefully, purchasing my book and listening to me. and the, the main thing i want you to understand about my book when you get a chance to read it is the people that do those jobs, they're good, dedicated people. and it

twelve what the secret service uniformed division. at the white house. in 19918 transferred to the air marshals into thousand three. >> you are with bush. >> no in the secret service i do not do much travel overseas. when i i went to the air marshal service i saw more overseas than i ever thought i would see. my 13 years in the air marshals i flew over 4 million air miles. yes i'm exhausted. it's funny you should say that, when people complain about they need a break's what don't you understand about the title air marshal. next question. >> what is the difference between the secret service and the agents that protect the president? >> i thought the uniform secret service were protecting the property. >> they do. the the secret service is a pretty good size agency and they have the agents basically run the agency. they are referred to inside the government we refer to the secret service agent says 1811, that's a code for a pay scale. then the the uniform division officers that work, the secret service agents are also federal investigators. their their tra

when you go to the uniform division your train like a police officer. and then the special training you have for the white house. the main job of the secret service agent is to protect the president and the first family. they have a lot of other protection details. when i started in the secret service they had six protection detail. when when i left in 2003 they had 28. so you think that they would expand the number of agents and officers accordingly. you get the impression that they would hire 500 and you work those 500 into the ground just about. i will tell you that it is addictive. want to. once you start working there in the secret service and the white house, as tough as it is in as many issues as i had -- it was a good place to work. but the uniform division of the secret service also does the bomb sniffing dog encounter slippers. >> snipers. >> anybody else on your side heard anything directly or indirectly from the clinton side about? >> if there ever any fond feelings between them and me i have sunk that ship. i mean they first tried to come a

causa controversia la inclusiÓn de una bandera estadounidense en el uniforme de los presos del condadol polÉmico alguacil. al gas altamente tÓxicas arruinan los dÍas de playa y negocios en cuatro condados de la florida. y una cientÍfica colombiana y un ingeniero guatemalteco, estÁn detrás de la exitosa llegada j de la sonda jj a la Órbita de jÚpiter. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ } } marÍa: muy buenas noches, comenzamos con la conclusiÓn del fbi de no recomendar cargos criminales en contra de hillary clinton por haber usado un servidor de correo electrÓnico privado cuando fue secretario de estado. el jefe del fbi, sin embargo, dijo que clinton y su equipo de trabajo fueron extremadamente negligentes en su manejo de informaciÓn sensible. donald trump no tardÓ en criticar esta decisiÓn en duros tÉrminos. el reporte se conociÓ justo cuando el presidente obama y clinton realizaron juntos el primer acto de campaÑa electoral de la ex primera dama en carolina del norte. desde ahÍ reportan otra compaÑera. ♪ ♪ reprotera: de la mano, si el

she said have you ever heard of the secret service uniform officers. i said i've never heard of them i heard of the secret service but not this division. they said you had have a college degree and i said it was gonna work so i went to work at boeing but things were slowing down and i filled out this application for the secret service uniformed division and it took about three months and i got a phone call back. it took me two and half years to get to the point where they did enough background check where they thought i was a reliable person and then they started giving me the test. you have to give urine test and polygraph test and the polygraph test took me five and half hours you would think after five 1/2 hours they would've given up but i finally got through that and i'm then i was down in maryland for training. i was back in maryland to finish up my training. the next thing you know i was at the white house. it was very special. the family that i protected was george walker and it was really nice and a lot of fun. in hindsight i will tell you the

antonio: aunque el uniforme se entregÓ en medio de una nueva celebraciÓn de independencia la explicaciÓnstÁn sentenciado, estaba hacer la diferencia entre sÍ estÁn en condenado o no. antonio: bajo 100 de temperatura como una bebida en el instante y un trozo de pastel acompaÑaron la entrega de los 300 uniforme que hasta el momento se desconoce su precio y si serÁn implementados en otras cÁrceles. aunque el sheriff asegurÓ que sÓlo busca estimular el patriotismo las cÁrceles y no se trata de un truco publicitario uno de sus oficiales indicÓ que los prisioneros que por razones religiosas no quieran usar la bandera lo pueden expresar y serÁn excusados de llevarlo en el uniforme. marÍa: nos vamos a mÉxico, el abogado del ex lÍder de las autodefensas solicitÓ un amparo para que su defendido siga el proceso penal fuera de la cÁrcel, lo hizo despuÉs que un juez de jalisco retrasara darle la libertad, en entrevista exclusiva con un inicio su esposa le dijo nuestro corresponsal juan carlos altamirano que algunas autoridades traicionaron a mireles. >> josÉ manuel mireles valverde acaba de cumplir d

for anyone who has served in uniform it sounds almost ridiculous and ludicrous. that's what we do when we put on the uniform. we become something bigger than ourselves. that can mean a lot of different things but for me it meant that even though there was this poll for something like my faith or family values that have been taught and things that i had learned when i was younger even with the police department, i had to in some ways separate myself from most things because this was what we were doing prosecute the war. processing that as i recognize there was a horrible moral failure on my part and the part of the people they're worth with me in doing these things. the other question i often am asked is why did i quit right away? your contractor and you could have quit at any point. again the poll towards that community was so strong and the idea that you quit that committee was kind of revolting. we worked as hard as it possibly could to justify what we were doing. once i got home, in terms of being able to say that this was okay and i can move on i simply could

when any of us are judged by a glance whether by the skin of our skin or the color of uniform, any ofen at the forefront of the issues since inception. [applause] >> you have walked that beat, you have looked people in the eye, you have talk today children, you have talked people down from the hatred that can tear this country apart. you have been there, you have done this, we need you more than ever. noble has carried the barn of community policing that is at the forefront of all the discussions now and we need you to raise it even higher in these challenging times. and i am here to commit to you now, today, that this department of justice is standing with you. we will stand beside you in this effort. [applause] >> we are absolutely determined, we've been working on this for years but now is the time. we are determined to do everything that we can to bridge these divides, to restore trust, but most of all, now is the time to ensure that every american, every one under the sheltering arm of our constitution feels protected, feels safe, no matter, every one no matter the color of their

una foto atrevida y un escÁndalo le costaron su uniforme. >> me deprimÍ mucho.tus datos. te tenemos cubierto y no vamos a parar. cathy está acostumbrada al olor así, está acostumbrada. ella cree que huele bien, pero sus invitados huelen esto... febreze air effects heavy duty tiene hasta... ...el doble de poder para eliminar los malos olores a los que te acostumbraste. [inhales] mmm. usa febreze air effects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos formas más de respirar tranquilo. ♪ locutor: nos puede enviar un mensaje a travÉs de las redes sociales. participen la conversaciÓn con quienes estÁn viendo "aquÍ y ahora". teresa: luchÓ por aÑos para ganarse el respeto de su padre y convertirse en policÍa. sin embargo, una apuesta con un compaÑero le costÓ la carrera. tambiÉn la crisis a su matrimonio. carolina hablÓ con la mexicana que se quitÓ el uniforme a la fuerza. ♪ carolina: miriam garcÍa, siempre tuvo claro lo que querÍa hace

it was -- >> about the uniform changes? >> yes. >> that's not something i've heard before this week. >> that was out there -- >> four times. >> 2013. we knew that information. the military testified to that. and talked about the fact that while there was some sense of disagreement about how to make sure you send out the assets, those assets were going to be sent to tripoli. not to benghazi. >> right. >> and the military subsequently made clear that even if they had been sent out, they wouldn't have made it in time, because they were being directed to tripoli not to benghazi. and so, the conclusions of the report that first discovered that particular fact were that there was no way that our military assets could have made it in time. and so the conclusions can of our military were that there was no way to change what happened on the ground because it happened so quickly, was confusing information and there weren't enough assets close enough to make a difference. >> what do you say to those within the military or the intellig

de acuerdo con la nueva medida que obliga a los policÍas de san francisco a portar cÁmaras en sus uniformesesde el castillo sigue promoviendo y ganando amparos frente a la fiscalÍa de mÉxico. una peligrosa cirugÍa estÉtica reservado al borde de la muerte a numerosos pacientes. noticias univisiÓn 14, comienza ya. marÍa: buenas noches, tras casi un aÑo de debate entre la comisiÓn y asociación de policÍas los agentes del orden de san francisco portaran cÁmaras en sus uniformes, la medida causÓ controversia, porque la secesiÓn pedÍa que los policÍas hicieran el vídeo antes de escribir el reporte. fabio: buenas noches, mientras la posesiÓn de policÍa de san francisco, pedÍa que los uniformados revisaron el vÍdeo antes de escribir el reporte, la comisiÓn la comunidad se oponÍa. aÑo de debate, se llevÓ un acuerdo. los fines de la corporaciÓn policial de san francisco tendrÁn que portar cÁmaras de los uniformes. v si quieres saber con ese propÓsito.>> muchos residentes como marÍa dice no saber quÉ pensar sobre si estÁn o no de acuerdo con la medida. pero hay otros que definitivamente el apoyo. en p

uniform, i get nasty, hateful looks. and out of uniform, some consider me a threat. i've experienced so much in my short life, and these last three days have tested me to the core. >> he said, if anyone out there sees me and you need a hug and a prayer, come talk to me. >> reporter: the chaos erupted just before 9:00 a.m. sunday after police received reports of a man dressed in all black, wearing a mask and holding an ar-15 type assault rifle. at a gas station, less than a mile from baton rouge police headquarters. when officers arrived, the gunman opened fire. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: this morning, police say the gunman did not lure police with the phone call, but instead carried out the ambush after a member of the public called 911. >> we think the suspect is down. >> reporter: authorities say the lone gunman is gavin long, shot dead at the scene of his 29th birthday. on july 8th, long posted a message about warriors on his youtube page, though it's unclear if it's related to the shootings this weekend. >> the man knew, he couldn't go home. either

so, if we in uniform are willing to die for the principle, then we in uniform should be willing to live by that principle. that is general mullen. in view of these three reasons to change the policy, lester lie i directed the conten commencement of a study related to the practical issues related to transgender americans serving openly, and to develop an implementation plan that addresses those issues consistent with military readiness, because our mission, which is defending the country, has to come first. i directed the working group to start with the presumption that transgender persons can serve openly without adverse effect -- impact, excuse me come on military effectiveness and readiness, unless or except, objective impediments are identified. i think it is fair to say this has been an educational process for a lot of people here in the department, including me. we had to look carefully and liberally at medical, legal, and policy considerations that have been evolving very rapidly in recent years. we had to take into account the unique nature of military readiness and make sure we

than then we in uniform should be willing to live either that principle. that's general millie. in view of these three reasons to change our policy last july i directed the commencement of the study to identify the practical issues related to transgender americans serving openly and to develop an implementation plan that addresses those issues consistent with military readiness. because our mission which is defending the country has to come first. i directed the working group to start with the presumption that transgender persons can serve openly without that are suspect, impact excuse me on military effectiveness and accept objective practical impediments are identified. i think it's fair to say this is an educational process for a lot of people here in the department including me. we had to look carefully and elaborately at medical legal and policy considerations and the data been evolving rapidly in recent years and we had to take into account the unique nature of military readiness and make sure we got it right. i am proud of the thoughtful and elabora

and they loved any time they could see him in either uniform, his police uniform or his navy uniform. they would get -- they would be on top of the world. and they thought they were like the cool kids in the crowd, because -- or even if he just picked them up from school, or showed up to volunteer at the school for when he was needed, they were proud of him. even if he was just really close. >> just a little look there in to the families who have lost so much in that tragedy. >>> just ahead, we'll get a look at the weather, and new details on walmart's battle against amazon prime. it's 15 minutes past the hour as the sun comes up on new york city. you're watching "first look." trolling for a gig with braindrone? can't blame you. it's a drone you control with your brain, which controls your thumbs, which control this joystick. no, i'm actually over at the ge booth. we're creating the operating system for industry. it's called predix. it's gonna change the way the world works. ok, i'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. umm, maybe keep your hands on the co

i know that for men and women in uniform, each loss like that is like a loss in your own family. i want to come by and make sure that all of you knew how grateful the american people are for your service, how appreciative we are of your sacrifice. as a general proposition, you guys are not looking for the spotlight. you want to do your jobs and keep your communities safe, and you also want to come home to your own families at the end of a tough day. and for you to put yourself out like that is one of the greatest gifts that you could give your fellow citizens. our job is to support you in every day that we can. it is my -- sometimes this is a controversial view -- that one of the best ways to provides support to the police officers is to make sure that we are addressing potential underlying tensions between officers in the communities where they are serving. that pretending sometimes those tensions aren't there is not going to make things better. but when we're able to bring people together and strengthen those bonds, then that's going to make the lives of police officers on a da

-- some of them, most of them, when they first made the break through, they were dressed in our uniformsy spoke perfect english. you would have to start with questions like who hit the home run and where's st. louis at. it was rough. terrible. >> the battle of the bulge cost more than 10,000 american lives and was one of the bloodiest engagements of world war ii. irvine was in france hoping for a piece of the action. >> not being able to make a bigger contribution, we wanted to fight too. that's the reason why they drafted us. >> their attitude changed when they got a little advice from a sergeant just back from the front. >> he said you ever heard of the german 88s. they're very accurate. of all of you guys, boy uldn't complain much anymore. and we didn't. >> morrie martin survived the battle of the bulge but in march of '45 he was shot in the leg while on patrol in germany. >> they were going to amputate my leg and the nurse looked at my record and saw my occupation was a baseball player and she told them, they got this new drug out to kill this infection. said refuse that operation an

the men and women in uniform, who are dressed in uniform like me, are the ones that are going to be canonting these attacks whether in nice, france, or in arizona, across the country, we have to have the approach listen to law enforcement. law enforcement needs to do a better job when these clues are here, find out, ascertain what's really going on. charles: on that note, apparently in france 1800 people are on the terror watch list. there is no way federal law enforcement over there can handle that. same here. are you sensing or are you seeing at least federal authorities coming through with more information? for instance, in orlando, i'm not sure that local police officers there understood what kind of a threat they had in their midst but federal government probably did. >> certainly. and this is where, what we're going to find in days and weeks and months later, we'll find this terrorist potentially had ties to other terrorist cells because people are talking about, well you can't just fight isis in the caliphate and syria and iraq. yes we can but this is multifaceted approach in ord

one of those principles is respect and reverence for the men and women who wear the uniform. another is that we, the citizens of this state, need to play our own active role in ensuring safety and security in our communities, as well as justice and prosperity across the state. when we unite together behind those principles, we will ensure the texas of tomorrow will be even better than the texas of tod today. another point is a true texas trademark, and that is the word resilience. texans have faced challenge after challenge after challenge for well over a century and we've always shown our trademark resilience, which is needed now as much as ever, in the city of dallas as the city and the state in parallel work to respond. we must summon the ability to respond to this challenge in a way that makes dallas and texas even stronger. texas is a tough state. but just like we have overcome so many challenges in the past, we will overcome this challenge with the future being even better than the past. so thank you, mayor, for the role that you have pled. thanks again to chief brown,

of the uniform.an advocate for both sides. i'm going to be black longer than a police officer if that makes sense. >> okay. you know, there may be people who look to you for answers on how to bring two communities, two populations together. how do you answer those questions that may come from people who are outside of the uniform or from your department? >> i think the first thing is acknowledging a problem. i feel like it seems like we're kind of disregard racism. like for some reason it doesn't exist anymore. and it's 2016. it seems like we should be far past it. but the very -- the reality is it still exists. racism is so real. it's subliminal. they don't know they're racist. it's that perceived threat, why are black people so much more scary than white. it's just admitting that is very real. we keep seeing it being proven by these unfortunate events that are happening. it's admitting there's a problem. i feel like we're talking about hey was there drugs in the car, was there this. no, let's talk

they loved any time they could see him in either uniform, his police uniform or navy uniform they wouldld. they thought they were like the cool kids in the crowd. even if he picked them up for school or showed up to volunteer at the school for when he was needed they were proud of him even if he was just in civilian clothes. >> reporter: like any mom valerie would tell me she would always worry when he was serving abroad, three tours of duty in iraq as a police officer and he would always tell her he loved her and he was going to be okay. while the city of dallas is trying to return to normalcy there are parts of the city that are shut down. there are five families planning funerals, two of them already announced this morning. before i left she told me she was on her way to the cleaners to pick up her brother's uniform that would be going to the funeral home. >> truly a tragic story. we'll have much more in the next hour where she will be anchoring live from dallas. >>> protests across the country, some even turning violent. are protestors taking it too far or expressing the anger so ma

put these uniforms on over your clothes. hurry up. >> these kids are from the boston public schools. they were suspended from school because of something that they did. >> tuck your shirts inside, guys. everybody, tuck your shirt inside. >> once they have the uniform on and i start yelling at them and start talking to them in a way that, you know, they know that i'm in control, then they don't know what to do. so they just break down. >> you are 12-years-old, dude, you want to cut somebody. assault somebody. okay. keep on smiling like this, there is nothing funny here. >> i'm not smiling. >> keep your mouth shut. >> 16-year-old damon pope, already, recently caught with marijuana, appeared to not break down. >> you are in jail, 16, you will be 17 in a month. you have this attitude like you are too good to be in this place. you are going to run this place, are you kidding me? you think you're that cool? >> i got goals. >> tell me your goals. >> my goal is trying to entrepreneur, you know, a business, possibly take over this ja

i know that for many women in uniform, each loss like that is like a loss of your own family. make sureo come by to that all of you knew how grateful the american are -- american people are for your service. how appreciative we are of your sacrifice. as a general proposition, you are not looking for the spotlight, he just want to do your job and keep your community safe. if you us what to come home to your own families at the end of a tough day. and for you to put your self out one of the greatest gifts you could give your fellow citizens. our job is to support you in every way that we can. honest, view, let's be sometimes this is a contra -- controversial view. the best fit to provide support is to make sure that we are addressing potential underlying tensions underlying officers and can they are serving. cap attending sometimes those are not there is not something that will make things better. but when we are able to bring people together and strengthen those bonds, that is going to make the lives of police officers on a day-to-day basis just a little bit easier. and it is g

serving our men and women in uniform as well as they have served us.but you don't have to be a first lady to mca difference. this holiday weekend take a look joiningforces.gov to find out ow you can serve the military families in your community and to all of our brave young men and women in uniform you best of who we are as a nation. day, we day and every thank you. have a great fourth of july, everybody. >> fed as we prepare to fourth of july we can take pride in the fact that brave men and women through their own injust newt and able to tion were achieve independence for our great nation. same essential american spirit was on full display in 2012 where brave men and win serving at one of our outports in one of america's least secured diplomattition facilities, had rely on their own ingenuity and determination and one survive.o > the select committee on sought to -- it's because of know, vestigation we now no american forces were ever going to benghazi the night of attacks. >> a small group from tripoli that did go, did so on their own initiative. of

one of those principles is respect and reverence for the men and women who wear the uniform. another is that we, the citizens of this state, need to play our own active role in ensuring safety and security in our communities as well as justice and prosperity across the state. when we unite together behind those principles, we will ensure the texas of tomorrow will be even better than the texas of today. another point is a true texas trademark, and that is the word resilience. texans have faced challenge after challenge after challenge for well over a century, and we have always shown our trademark resilience, which is needed now as much as ever, and the city of dallas, as the city and the state in parallel work to respond. we must summon the ability to respond to this challenge in a way that will make dallas and texas even stronger. texas is a tough state but just like we have overcome so many challenges in the past, we will overcome this challenge with the future being even better than the past. so thank you, mayor, for the role that you have played. thanks again to chief br

if we in uniform are willing to principle, then we in uniform should be willing to live by that principle. view of these three reasons, last july i directed a commitment of a study to identify the practical issues related to transgender americans serving openly. and to develop new limitation plan that addresses those issues consistent with military readiness. our mission, which is defending the country, have to do from -- has to come first. can assumption that they serve openly without impact on military effectiveness and readiness unless there were objective practical impediments identified. i think it is fair to say that this has been an educational process for a lot of people here the department including me. we had to look carefully and legalrately at medical, and policy considerations that have been evolving rapidly in recent years. we had to take into account the unique nature of military readiness and make sure we got it right. i am proud of the thoughtful and deliberate matter in which this department leadership has pursued this review. i have been guided throughout one central qu

were all police officers dressed no t in riot gear but in their shortsleeves and normal service uniforms on a hot summer night. here now is more of the video and audio of the confusion after these shots rang out as recorded by a by stander. [ gunshots ] [ sirens ] >> this is an unbelievable scene tonight in dallas, texas. as far as we know this is still not resolved. we had promise that there was negotiations going on. that was a report that came out earlier tonight proved not to be true as we have been saying to our live audience on msnbc this evening that the fog of war rules now applied that this is the time where we have to be awfully cautious about the details we report. these terribly tragic numbers were reporting of 11 police officers again, four of them killed. those numbers came in a briefing sadly from the dallas police chief himself. we are waiting for an update from the mayor of dallas, texas, as well. you can imagine our staff, k xas that services the dallas metroplex, we are fortunate to have scott freeman live with us. we are on the air right now and our audience is watchi

he used to proudly go to their school in uniform.. the next night, katrina had to tell their children that their dad was gone. they don't get it yet, their grandma said. they don't know what to do quite yet. michael krol answered that call. his mother said he knew the dangers of the job, but he never shied away from his duty. he came 1,000 miles from his home state of michigan to be a cop in dallas, telling his family, this is something i wanted to do. last year, he brought his girlfriend back to detroit for thanksgiving. it was the last time he'd see his family. michael smith answered that call. in the army and over almost 30 years working for the dallas police association, which gave him the appropriately named cops cop award. a man of deep faith. when he was off duty, he could be found at church or playing softball with his two girls. today, his girls have lost their dad. for god has called michael home. patrick zamarripa, he answered that call. just 32, a former alter boy who served in the navy and dreamed of being a cop. he like

he talked about the paradox of getting nasty looks in uniform and looks of fear while out of uniform. brad garafold 24er yaos on the force four kids described as a great neighbor a true family man also brought down in the hail of jun gier. matthew garold recently allowed to patrol by himself. he was a former marine and army crew chief also killed. >> i told the troopers be prepared be aware of your surroundings and be safe. that's what this was all about. >> we can add the name to gavin long 29 years old from kansas city, missouri. reportedly had been in dallas during the police shooting there and came here to baton rouge. black male former u.s. marine. yesterday was his birthday when he opened fire wearing extra ammuniti ammunition. his media is violent and anti police rhetoric. we have heard that over the past couple of weeks. some of the federal swat team fbi swat team from new orleans don't believe this is over. back to you. >> that is unfortunate and very scary. leland vittert live for us, thank you. >>> authorities are piecing together more information about the suspect. gavin l

one of those principles is respect and reverence for the men and women who wear the uniform. another is that we, the citizens of this state, need to play our own active role in ensuring safety and security in our communities, as well as justice and prosperity across the state. when we unite together behind those principles, we will ensure the texas of tomorrow will be even better than the texas of tod today. another point is a true texas trademark, and that is the word resilience. texans have faced challenge after challenge after challenge for well over a century and we've always shown our trademark resilience, which is needed now as much as ever, in the city of dallas as the city and the state in parallel work to respond. we must summon the ability to respond to this challenge in a way that makes dallas and texas even stronger. texas is a tough state. but just like we have overcome so many challenges in the past, we will overcome this challenge with the future being even better than the past. so thank you, mayor, for the role that you have played. thanks again to chief brown

inicia el despliegue de los primeros 20 agentes de la poliÍa de san joÉ equipados con cámaras en el uniformeometidos a entrenamientos de 4 horas para obtener un buen manejo de estos dispositivos antes de sus turnos de ptarullaje. eddie garÍa jefe de la poliÍa de san joÉ >> estoy bien contento de que vamos a tener las cÁmaras. no van a ser perfectas. hay otros programas que estamos haciendo, que con las cÁmaras creemos que vamos a hacer algo diferente que en otros sitios. esÉn usando las cámaras bajo las instrucciones que recibieron. ---¿se ha preguntado usted qÉ debe hacer si los agentes de inmigracion tocan a la puerta de su casa?---hay una manera adecuada de manejar la situacion para evitar que todo derive en una orden de deportacion. luisÁngel reyes abogado >> aunque uno no tengo papeles, uno tiene derechos en este paÍs que pueden prevenir una deportaciÓn. todo inmigrante (independientemente de su situacion migratoria) tiene el derecho constitucional de privacidad en su propio hogar... los oficiales no pueden entrar sin una orden de cateo firmada por un juez. ---el presidente "obama" citó

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those wearing the uniform assume that risk for the safety of strangers. none of us were prepared or could be prepared for an ambush by hatred and malice. the shock of this evil still has not faded. at times it seems like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together. argument turns too allies into animosity. disagreement escalates too quickly into dehumanization. too often we judge other groups by their worst examples while judging ourselves by our best intentions. and this is -- [ applause ] and this has strained our bonds of understanding and common purpose. but americans i think have a great advantage. to renew our unity we only need to remember our values. we have never been held together by blood or background. we are bound by things of the spirit, by shared commitments to common ideals. at our best, we practice empathy, imagining ourselves in the lives and circumstances of others. this is a bridge across our nation's deepest divisions. it's not merely a matter of tolerance but of learning from the stories of our fellow

in uniform i get nasty hateful looks. and out of uniform some consider me a threat. i've experienced so much in my short life, and these last three days have tested me to the core." keep in mind he is a new father -- or was a new father. your heart goes out to him. >> gut-wrenching words there for sure. earlier anderson cooper spoke with one of jackson's friends. >> yeah, i think the facebook quote that has come out since his untimely passing says a lot. in his facebook quote he's saying, hey, if anybody, protesters, cops, anybody passing by needs a hug and a prayer, come talk to me. i think that said it. i've seen him interact with the community a lot. and every time, i mean, he is just a cop's cop. strong guy, firm, but fair. loving, family man. and you know, the scene at the hospital today with his wife and young child is just -- it's something that i wish the nation could see. i mean, it's very tragic when you see the people that love him. he was a loved man. >> you were in the emergency room. you were there at the hospital with family members of these officers.

this is another mass shooting and a direct attack on the men and women who wear uniforms of law enforcement. there is no doubt. we realized that they are there to protect americans who are protesting. we thank them for that. you can clearly see it. we know in dallas there is been a great effort engaging in the community to involve with policing and representing houston. we work very hard with our police and law enforcement agencies. i am sad because i believe that what we saw today was directed to divide and to use this peaceful protest to attack law enforcement officers. >>> that's the scary part. we have the gruesome death of castillo and sterling. the scary part is if this is what and what you and i suspected it to be, it is a terrible thing, a gruesome thing to have been planned and executed in the short amount of time that would have taken to plan and execute this. >> that's the case. we expect that there will be protests regarding of the actions of officers and many officers will tell you that they do not appreciate this. in fact there are protests right here in washington dc. and so

. >>> thousands of men and women in uniform are gathering near dallas today. they are paying final respects to the five police officers killed in last week's ambush. [ bagpipe music ] >> bagpipes played as family members of lorne ahrens entered the church. he along with michael smith and brent thompson will be buried today. mourners came from across the state and the country. president obama offered his condolences yesterday and praised the brave actions of the dallas police department. >> when the bullets started

. >> to be able to serve open and as yourself you feel part of a cohesive uniform. i didn't like my dress uniform because i felt woman. >> he serve as a woman between 1995 and 1998 before being discharged for medical reasons said he was forced to deny who he truly was. >> it was hard enough trying to hide the fact i had girlfriend during don't ask don't tell. i mean thaws stressful. really stressful. because i didn't want to lose my job. i loved what i was doing. >> of our 2 million service members estimates show the number of trance people in the military ranges from four to 11,000. and one study found trance people are twice as likely to have served than the general population. >> for the trance men it was good safe haven for the trance women it was a good place to hider. >> it's nice to know the trance community will no longer be invisible while in uniform and hopes the rest of the world will fall in line. >> if you have all these people serving together and not having an issue why can't it happen outside the military. >> policy changes will be faced in over the

we have a moment of silence for those who lost their lives in uniform. >> please help me in honor of all american foreign officers with a moment of silence. >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> did you know that we -- were you watching this at the time? >> i saw it this morning. >> what are your thoughts? >> very disrespectful and very hurtful. these are people that lost their lives trying to protect the community and somebody who is a little irresponsible in the crowd trying to look at me, look at me. you don't do something like that. >> what's changing? i mean, my point is with the road rage thing, people are angry. people are acting out in a way i have never seen. no one used to use -- you get in a fight with someone, we're going to shoot you. we have seen vehicles being used as a weapons. it is ridiculous. >> i think the problem with america today is accountability. nobody knows how to say i'm wrong. it's pointing the finger at somebody else. everyone wants the issue to be solved but no one is making that issue to change. we need to chang

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those wearing the uniform assume that risk for the safety of strangers. they and their families share the unspoken knowledge that each new day bring new dangers. but none of us were prepared or could be prepared for an ambush by hatred and malice. the shock of this evil still has not faded. at times it seems like the forces pulling us apart are stronger than the forces binding us together. argument turns too easily into animosity. disagreement escalates too quickly into dehumanization. too often we judge other groups by their worst examples while judging ourselves by our best intentions. and this is -- [applause] and this has strained our bonds of understanding and common purpose. but americans, i think, have a great advantage. to renew our unity, we only need to remember our values. we have never been held together by blood or background. we are bound by things of spirit, by shared commitments to common ideals. at our best we practice empathy, imagining ourselves in the lives and circumstances of others. this is the bridge across our nations' deepest div

in uniform i get nasty, hateful looks and out of uniform some consider me a threat. these are trying times. please don't let hate infect your heart." appeaealeding's aunt for calm afafter sunday's shooting.. >> we don't call for no bloodshed. allll startrted,s with b bloodshed. we donon't want no more bloodsh. , go wherever you cocome fm.m. this is ouhohouse. you cacan't comeme in our house killing u us. that is whwhat you're doioing. at the end of the day, thesee , theire call this family daddies s and moms are not comig homeme no more. i knowow t they feel becausese i got the e same phone call. nono justice. no justitice. no peaeace. stop this killing. stop this killing. stop this killing. amy: that was alton sterling's aunt. only twoooting came days after hundreds of people gathered foror the funeral of alton sterling. baton rouge mayor kip holden did not attend. holden has reportedly not even called the sterling family yet. hundreds of people protested outside the mayor's office demanding to resign in the wake of sterling's death. other prominent officials, inclu