it's unspeakable, the tragedy. and it comes in the context of the dallas police officer ambush less than two weeks ago. >> yeah, absolutely, poppy. first, let me say this. my heart and prayers go out to those officers who lost their life in louisiana today and those who are injured. it is a time that we as a nation really have to pray for their recovery, those that are injured. by equally important as well too, it is very clear to see that we're in a very challenging time in american policing in this country. and i think with that being said, i need to note that at this very moment here in the nation capital of washington where i am, there's a national conference going on. national organization of black law enforcement executives were in a civil rights brunch when this news broke. i can't tell you the hurt and outrage that over 1,000 people in attendance today are suffering along with many other people across the u.s. in addition to that, we had louisiana officers in there from that department and neighboring depar

orange mom ordinary moms sharing an unspeakable bond.hey all saw their black sons' and daughters' lives cut tragically short. abc's robin roberts sat down with them. >> reporter: tonight one of the most emotional moments didn't come from a star speaker. but from these women. everyday mothers who have lived through extraordinary loss. >> his life ended the day that he was shot and killed for playing loud music. but my job as his mother didn't. >> reporter: they all saw their sons and daughters' lives violently cut short. >> i am here today for my son, trayvon martin, who is in heaven. >> reporter: in their memory, they are now uniting for the one candidate they believe can make change. >> i am here with hillary clinton. because she is a leader and a mother who will say our children's names. >> reporter: i sat down with these seven women, collectively called the mothers of the movement. >> i know her heart. i know her heart. you know, it's just like -- i know them. it's like i know the pain because i live the pain every day. >> a driver as

and when i tell you unspeakable tragedy, it is unspeakable.king their lives to protect and serve this community were taken out the way that they were. they are a real life everyday heroes. as you have been told by colonel edmondson, this is an ongoing investigation. i want to reassure everyone here in baton rouge and around the state we're doing everything humanly possible to make sure that everyone is protected. every resource going to be available to be used to bring these perpetrators, if there is more than one, to justice. >> way too much death and sadness lately and there is every indication this is not a cut and dry case. while the lone gunman may have been killed by police, there is a vast difference between calling him the lone gunman and perhaps saying he was acting alone. that is the last we will likely hear from the senior politicians in louisiana, from the senior law enforcement leadership in louisiana. there is a lot we did not hear in the briefing, like description of the suspect, the suspect's name and age and hometown, which we

this is an unspeakable and unjustified attack on all of us. rest assured all resource vaiblg to the -- available to the state of louisiana will be used to bring suspects to justice. >>> let's get you caught you mean on the forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: let's get you outside, it's another hot afternoon around the delaware and the lehigh valleys. temperatures are closing in on 90 degrees in some locations, of course you factor in the humidity, and it feels like 90-plus. cape may feels like 98 or 99. there you go, there's the view in cape may. we're not picking up a sea breeze right now, it's a land breeze that's why they are so warm even on the sand. you know how it is when you try to find your spot on the sand, the sand ask so hot you're doing a dance there. that's how hot it is down there. double scan live is clear. next chance of rain arrives tomorrow in the form of a cold front that could bring showers and storms to parts of the region. for now we'll keep it dry, 86. dewpoint, 67. we hope this number will tail off a

it is unspeakable. as i said earlier, it's unjustifiable. it's unjustified. it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't further any dialogue that is constructive in our nation today on any issue. and it just needs to stop. and for anybody who thinks that they were doing something that would honor the life of mr. sterling here in baton rouge, or i should say the death perhaps, the family of mr. sterling spoke out powerfully and eloquently about the need not to resort to violence. so that certainly -- it's an interesting fact, i suspect, but at the end of the day the race of the shooter and of the officers is really immaterial. this is a terrible act of violence, and it should never happen in our country. >> keeping in mind racial tension in the united states has increased dramatically, this month alone, july 5th, the shooting of alton sterling outside a convenience store, that sparked a number of protests across the country. >> then of course a day later african-american philando castile was shot and killed by law enforcement during a traffic stop in minnesota.

and second of all, he is clearly suggesting -- he's calling it an attack on all of is, unspeakable and unjustfied. this is not some horrific crime scene that went horribly wrong. this was something else. >> this was not your usual criminal act. unfortunately, we have heard in the past these ambush type killing law enforcement officers. and generally, this is how it happened. you get a 911 call, man with a gun walking down airline road. law enforcement officers respond and somebody shoots them from a different location. this very well could have been exactly what happened. if he's saying perpetrators, that's the first we've heard of multiple shooters from this statement. we've kind of assumed that that was a possibility that could have happened. but with an assault rifle, you can do an awful lot of damage with just one individual as we saw in dallas. if this is more than one person, then this is -- this is -- this has really got to be looked at. >> the people who get the information first are people like the presidential candidates or the governors. when they issue a statement, for inst

and when i tell you unspeakable tragedy, it's unspeakable. that these men risking their lives to protect and serve this community were taking out -- were taken out the way that they were. they are real life everyday heroes. as you've been told by colonel edmonson, this is an ongoing investigation, there are multiple moves parts, multiple agencies. i want to reassure everyone here in baton rouge and around the state, we are doing everything humanly possible to make sure that everyone is protected. every resource is going to be available to be used to bring these perpetrators, if there's more than one, to justice. and obviously it means federal, state and local. you just heard from the u.s. attorney from here in the middle district in baton rouge, but we're being aided by the fbi, the atf agencies as well. but i also spoke with the president of the united states a couple of hours ago who called to express on behalf of himself and the first lady, but also the people of the united states their condolences, their best wishes obviously for those wh

family and that their prayers go out to her family and her friends for strength and peace at this unspeakable sad time. also saying that they are offering counseling services for the community there at emery who is feeling her loss right now. but the drama that was unfolding after gunmen seized a cafe that's very popular with westerners in the diplomat zone of dhaka ended hours ago. this was an almost 12 hours long siege. they took hostages and threw grenades at piece. commandos stormed the restaurant to end the siege. an army official says they were able to rescue 13 hostages and kill six of the attackers. isis has claimed responsibility for this attack. if that is true, it would make it the second deadly act of terror this week attributed to the tear group. >> in turkey investigators are getting new information about the terrorists behind the attack at the istanbul airport. u.s. officials tell cnn that an isis lieutenant from chechnya is likely behind that plot. let's get the latest from bangladesh first though. what have you learned? >> reporter: we now know that of the 20 victims, nine we

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absolutely unspeakable heinous attack claimed the lives of two baton rouge police officers, one sheriffs deputies and injured three others, one of whom is absolutely fighting for his life. it is unjustified and unjustifiable. the violence and hatred has to stop. >> they believe he acted alone. federal agencies including the atf and marshals service are assisting with investigations as police departments react to the news. the nypd ordered all of its officers to remain in groups of two. >>> last night president obama addressed the tense climate in the country after this latest shocking incident. >> i said that killer would not be the last person who tries to make us turn on each other for will today's killer. it remains up to us to make sure that they fail. that decision is all of ours. the decision to make sure that our best tellers are flekted across america, not our worst. that's up to us. we have our divisions and they are not new. >>> the shooting comes on the heels of the fatal attack on police in dallas and the dilling of alton sterling less than two weeks ago. we have more from ba

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taking a stage, their children including trayvon martin and michael brown all back, clinton after unspeakable loss. >> she still calls us. we matter. >> we hear from a former president who can say "i'm with her," bill clinton. >> we are the home for coverage of the democratic national convention and reggie aqui and laura an ton will be in philadelphia all week, look for reggie's coverage in the remaining and laura in the afternoon. in napa county, highway 221 at napa valley college is open after a man crashed last night after drifting off the road and caused the car to flip over several times and died. the driver was 22 years old. in rohnert park a 23-year-old man is in jail accused of stabbing two men at an apartment complex. police got a call last night of a man stabbed in the next, and he is in critical condition. the roommate was stabbed in the arm. the suspect showed signs of severe drug intoxication. he faces attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon charge. >> new this morning, a judge in san francisco has given volkswagen early approval on a $15 billion settlement over the emi

. >> it was a week of unspeakable violence and outrage. >> no justice, no peace. >> there were two shootingsf african american men. alton sterling in baton rouge. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he is dead. >> the shootings left a trail of sorrow. this is sterling's 15-year-old son. this is philando castile's mother. >> it was my sole judge but it could be yours tomorrow. >> i don't think it would have. i am forced to confront it. this kind of racism exists. >> it is to continued to be slaughtered. >> this is not just a black issue. it is not just a hispanic issue. this is an american issue. >> by thursday america was a nation on edge. it was a day and night of protests with an urgent message, black lives matter. in downtown dallas a crowd estimated at more than 800 people marched through the streete stree streets. there was passion but there was also peace. in a week the police and protesters seemed to be determined to get along. >> when the officers would ask that we stop for our own safety we did so. it was a peaceful rally and a peaceful protest. >> they chanted and marched peacefull

he is calling it an unspeakable and unjustified attack. the president has been briefed and he is asking for updates throughout the day on the situation there. there is also an update we did receive from the local hospital. that we understand that they say that the our lady of lake hospital has received five people. three deceased, one in critical condition, and one in fair. three of the patients have been deceased. this is a situation where three officers are dead as many as seven others who were wounded in this shooting are in the hospital. one suspect has been deceased. they are making sure it is safe can that is on going and that is happening now and calling it an active situation. the police officer from baton rouge, l. jean mckneely and here's more of the conversation. >> it's an active scene out here. as soon as they get here. [ inaudible question ] >> as far as times and specifics, i don't have it. we're trying to get the message out. we asked them to hurry up. they are taking their time. >> he has teams ready to roll. >> that is th

physicians and members of the military taught lessons about situational awareness and what to do if the unspeakable occurs. >> escape the situation, do so. if you candy any, deny that person access to the room you are in or location that you are in and finally if none of it is a better option, we want to you deeven if. it the is your right to save your life. >> reporter: seminar also covered life saving medical tips. >>> moving on to the race for the white house, two side had a decidedly different tone today in the wake of the police officers murdered in dallas. but with the conventions weeks away the pressure is on for candidate to get back in the head lines this time with the running mate. david wright has latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: workers are furiously transforming king james home court into the stage for donald trump's nomination. candidate busy decide hog his running mate will be. >> we have ten people that we're looking at very seriously. >> reporter: normally vetting vp's is one of the campaign's closely guarded secrets but trump's process looks more like an election addit

carrying a powerful message, calling together the faithful, muslims and christians alike, to face of unspeakable terror. muslim worshipers welcomed at mass today, young and old, in habibs and jijans. they sang, prayed and gathered. >> they are first of all brothers before becoming enemies. >> reporter: this shell-shocked country has been reeling from bloodshed on its shores. in the past year alone, brutality at the bata clan, a ni 85-year-old catholic priest by two isis-inspired teens was aimed at the most sacred and vulnerable of targets. isis wants a war of religions, listing churches as targets in its propaganda magazine. the brutality of the two attackers shot dead by french police, condemned by the muslim community. "they take our religion and do horrific things," this woman says. "we are against these barbaric today, that message rang clear, france determined to hold on to its values -- liberty, freedom and brotherhood. nbc news, london. >>> when we come back, one man's astonishing jump into history. romantic moments can happen spontaneously, so why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a

it is unspeakable. as i said earlier, it's unjustifiable, it's unjustified. it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't further any dialogue that is constructive in our nation today on any issue. and it just needs to stop. and for anybody who thinks that they were doing something that would honor the life of mr. sterling here in baton rouge or i should say the death, perhaps, the family of mr. sterling spoke out powerfully and eloquently about the need not to resort to violence. >> yes, they did. >> and so that certainly -- it's an interesting fact, i suspect, but at the end of the day, the race of the shooter and of the officers is really immaterial. this is a terrible act of violence and it should never happen in our country. >> all right, governor edwards, thank you very much. next our coverage of this breaking story continues, as we are learning more about the shooter. he was an ex-marine. that is another piece of information just coming in. what was the motive? plus president obama calling on americans to unite. donald trump says the president, quote, doe

. >> absolutely unspeakable heinous attack on law enforcement here in baton rouge. the violence, the hatred just has to stop. >> reporter: an eyewitness live streamed the shooting on social media. >> he has a mask on looking like a ninja. >> reporter: as shots rang out, law enforcement took cover behind their cruisers. police say three officers and the gunman were killed in the shootout. president obama expressed his condolences and condemned the attack. >> nothing justifies violence against law enforcement. attacks on police are an attack on all of us. >> reporter: tension has escalated following the death of alton sterling, a black man killed by white police officers in baton rouge nearly two weeks ago. video of his death sparked protests nationwide. days later five dallas police officers were killed in an attack. the motive for this latest shooting on police remains unclear. don champion, cbs news, baton rouge, louisiana. >> three other officers were wounded in that shootout. one in critical condition tonight. >>> in a statement, california attorney general kamal

frank-walter steinmeier recommends reconciliation between turkey and armenia, neighbors at odds with unspeakablective barbers and that took place a century ago. ♪ anchor: it is good to have you with us. a week ago, he asked the british people to follow his lead. tonight, he says he will not lead. forest johnson, the brexiteer boss, became a blonde bombshell of sorts today, shocking the country and parts beyond by saying he will not run for prime minister. johnson was favorite to replace outgoing prime minister cameron. now he says he will continue to champion the brexit, but not as the top tory. >> another political earthquake for britain. having had the campaign to leave the european union, boris johnson dropped the plum shall -- bombshell. he will not be in the running to lead the country through the political quagmire of the brexit . >> having consulted colleagues, and in view of the circumstances in parliament, i have concluded, that person cannot be me. >> johnson is out. instead, justice secretary michael gove put himself forward. he previously backed johnson, but said this morning the for

rose who shares a bedroom with pearl, hopes she's still alive, even if she's living with unspeakable pain and trauma. >> i woke -- >> she looks for pearl, and yells her name wherever she goes. >> i won't sleep until she's home. andrea borba. >> rose said the last time she spoke to pearl wars the night before -- was the night before she went missing. she said she was bullied by girls at school. they plan to have another search next week. >>> a bizarre arrest in southern california. a man accused of building a chemical weapon inside a wal- mart. store surveillance video shows martin reyes dressed in all black as he walked through the store in june. police say he did internet research beforehand, and gathered the materials for the chemical weapon. he is accused of using an electrical outlet to try to set off the weapon. the ply owes nighted him -- employees noticed him, called 911 but he was later he arrested. >>> a warriors fan is out of the fan after falling off the upper deck. he has a message for who pushed him over the edge. >> how do you feel? >> reporter: sal has been in the hosp

congress couldn't get something and thatr sandy hook was one of the most unspeakable tragedies. democratic12, a senate at the time, they tried to pass universal background checks bill and it still stalled. right now republicans control congress. always going to happen. is gun control the natural fallback? is that the natural action? manu: for democrats, certainly. the disagreement from the republicans, they say this is not an issue about gun control but it's about behavior and mental health and a broader strategy on counterterrorism. at potential terror suspects getting into the home-grown extremists. the two parties are in completely different ballparks what is the root of this problem which is one reason why get're not going to anywhere? gwen: carrie, assuming there's not legislative action to be taken, is there a legal one? we saw, this was at the heart of week,these actions this these events with law enforcement in every case, whether it was law enforcement acting out of -- out of school -- or law enforcement aspect. carrie: from the white house and the justice department, t

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an unabsolutely unspeakable lane ous act near baton rouge claimed the life of two police officers, one sheriff's deputy and injured three others one of whom right now as we speak is absolutely fighting for his life. it's unjustified. and it's unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred just has to stop. >> law enforcement officials identified the gunman as gavin long of kansas city. they believe he acted alone. all agencies are in baton rouge assisting with the investigation as country react to the news, all officers have to travel in twos. >> five days ago i travelled to dallas for the memorial services of the officers who were slain there. i said that killer would fought be the last person who tries to make us turn on each other, nor will today's killer. it remains up to us to make sure that they fail. that decision is all of ours. the decision to make sure our best thoughts are reflected across america, not our worst, but the thoughts. we have our divisions and they are not new. >> the shooting comes on the heels of the fatal accident on police in dallas and the killing of alton sterlin

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when i tell you unspeakable tragedy, it's unspeakable.king their lives to protect and serve this community were taken out the way they were. they are real life, everyday heros. as you have been told by the colonel, this is an ongoing investigation, a lot of pieces. i want to assure we are doing everything possible to make sure that everyone is protected. every resource is going to be available to be used to bring these perpetrators, if this is more than one, to justice. and that means, federal, state and local. you heard from the u.s. in baton rouge, but we are aided by the fbi and atf agencies as well. i spoke to the president of the united states as well who called to express on behalf of himself and the first lady and also the people of the united states. they are condolences, their best wishes, obviously for those injured for a full and speedy recovery and their prayers for the people here in baton rouge and around the country. we have to do better. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. the people who carried out this act,

words can't describe what he means to nickette who suffers from severe ptsd says she's seen unspeakable atrocities in iraq that causes nightmares and flashbacks. she says his service dog vest is waiting for him. >> reporter: nickette will tomorrow to continue the search. there's a $1,000 reward for the return of leo. if you want more information on leo, go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in antioch, i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> despite the warnings, illegal fireworks are blamed for nearly destroying this home. last night, investigators say fireworks were improperly extinguished, then left against a garage wall. thankfully, if everyone inside the homemade it out safely. for now, this home is uninhabitable. >> two different stories of what led to the shooting of a teenager. when officered arrived at the alan rock neighborhood, anthony nunez walked out of the house with a gun in his hand. they say they pleaded with him to drop the weapon. they say he pointed the gun in their direction forcing them to open fire. the family says he didn't have a gun

and when i tell you unspeakable tragedy, it's unspeakable that these men risking their lives to protectaken out the way that they were. they are our real life, everyday heros. as you have been told by colonel edmondson, this is an ongoing investigation. there are a lot of moving parts and multiple agencies. i want to reassure everyone here in baton rouge and the state that we're doing everything humanly possible to make sure everyone is protected. every resource is going to be available to be used to bring these perpetrators, if there's more than one, to justice. and obviously, it means federal, state, and local. you just heard from the u.s. attorney from here in the middle district in baton rouge, but we're being aided by the fbi, the atf agencies as well. but i also spoke with the president of the united states a couple of hours who called to express on behalf of himself and the first lady but also the people of the united states their condolences, their best wishes for those who were injured for their full and speedy recovery, but also their prayers for the people here in baton rouge

rose hopes she is still alive even if she is living with unspeakable pain and trauma. >> i honestly hope that's the deal besides us finding her somewhere else, i hope she is in human trafficking than being gone. >> reporter: rose says she looks for pearl and yells her name wherever she goes. >> i won't sleep until she's home. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> rose told us the last time she spoke with her sister was the night before she disappeared. next week, rose and her family plan to hold another search for the missing teen. >>> a technical glitch sparked delays and long lines for passengers on southwest. the trouble isn't over. this message popped up for hours yesterday afternoon when anybody tried to access the airline's website. an outage tripped up multiple technology systems meaning many flights were grounded and others canceled altogether. the airline is taking steps to fix it for today's flights. some passengers were just surprised at how old-fashioned things got when technology failed. >> we just got on a plane and then they said, wow, there's been a system outage, we have

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and absolutely unspeakable, heinous attack on law enforcement here in baton rouge claimed the lives of two baton rouge police officers, one sheriff's deputy, and injured three others, one of whom today, right now as we speak, is absolutely fighting for his life. it's unjustified, it's unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred just has to stop. >> law enforcement officials identified the gunmans agavin long of kansas city. they believe heabilitied alone. federal agencies including the fbi, atf and u.s. marshal service are in baton rouge asistzing with the investigation as police departments across the country react to the news. the nypd has since ordered all of its officers to remain in groups of two. now last night, president obama addressed the tense climate in the country after this latest shocking incident. >> five days ago i traveled to dallas for the memorial service of the officers who were slain there. i said that that killer would not be the last person who tries to make us turn on each other, nor will today's killer. it remains up to us to make sure that they fail. that decision

. >> it began as a day of joyful celebration, and ended in unspeakable horror. strike without warning with tragic consequences. on the phone we have chief davis, no stronger to terrorism. he lead the investigation into the boston bombing that killed three in 2013. >> how can this have happened? this is a big event, you handled many large events, how does the truck get to that location and to do that man did? >> it is a terrible video, it is reminisce senlt of 2013 in boston. a much larger scale. we have been working with sports ven views, to stop this from happening. it happened in other parts of the world, there has to be steps taken to block off the street the beginning and the beginning of the route. it is difficult in cloud venus, along the beach. to shut a very complex process. not covered properly here. >> as you are say, you can't block off all the areas, what more can be done? >> clearly, we have to be aware of our intelligence to prevent things like this happen. why are just putting a band aid on a huge problem. we have known about it since 1998. when b

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syria and libya committing unspeakable, inhuman atrocities and trying to launch attacks against the west. iran, meanwhile, has been placed on the path to nuclear weapons and has become a true power. they've become a true power in the middle east and beyond. and they were in power. we gave them power with that horrible, horrible deal. so hillary clinton's policies have spread isis and made iran the dominant, islamic power in the middle east. hillary clinton can't keep her emails safe and you know what, folks? she sure as hell can't keep our country safe. can't do it. can't do it. [ applause ] so i want to thank the people of north carolina. it's been such an amazing -- it's been such an amazing run for me. it's been such an amazing run. we've had a lot of good times. we've had a lot of fun and we've had a lot of speeches and we've had a lot of good times together, seriously. look, we need change. not obama change. we need change. it sounded so good -- everybody thought, and i thought he'd be a cheerleader for the country and he's turned out to be a very divisive person, okay? we need chan