charges. major stadiums across new york city are amping up security, more than a dozen nypd officers armed with high-power rifles will be stationed at madison square garden within the next few weeks, officers undergoing antiterror force after isis-inspired terrorist killing 8 people. jillian. jillian: anthem outrage boiling over. at least three players take a knee as americans honor heros, this after the league announces that they ll be no change to anthem policy as more fans boycott. here army reserve veteran, thank you so much for joining us, kathy. thank you. jillian: were you surprised when you saw a handful of players taking a knee on veterans
free speech is to say what they did was absolutely wrong. now there is a difference though, martha, between incitement and criticism and i think some of the commentary following this tragic incident this weekend has been trying to point fingers at the level of incitement, whether it is mayor de blasio or president obama and that is just irresponsible because it does not take into account the ultimate goal here and the ultimate goal is justice. the ultimate goal is for those protesters to trust the police, when they are in trouble, that is who they want to go to. for the police to feel connected to the communities they are protecting. martha: what you just said is message we have not heard from any of the people that you just mentioned. and let s go back and take a look at some of the really hateful rhetoric that has existed in this discussion. this is al sharpton. even if we get knocked down,
blame on mayor bill deblasio who they believe has not been supportive nypd. he s due to make remarks at a police athletic event at 1:15. those are remarks that will be watched across this city. martha: this attack showing a spotlight on the growing rough between the mayor bill deblasio and the police commissioner. i think when the mayor made statement about he had to train his son who is biracial to be careful when he s dealing with the police, that set off this latest fire store. martha: detective bo dietl on
the police department with new information this morning. reporter: good morning to you. i m going to step outside here. right now this morning we ve watched as people on their way to work, paramedics, also deputies working overnight, they dropped off flowers and paid their respects to 45-year-old charles condick. he s been described to us as a model cop, a 17-year veteran of the tarpin springs police force. he spent time prior to that with the new york city police department, a man that co-workers here in florida have called a married father of six, an easy going guy, family man who enjoyed his job as a senior officer work the overnight shift. everything changed overnight sunday after he responded to a noise complaint. a man identified as marco pare i can t, junior opened fire. a bullet struck the officer just above his bullet proof vest.
we get up and go to the corner and come out fighting the next round. you won the first round, mr. prosecutor, but don t cut your gloves off because the fight s not over. justice will come! martha: that is just one example. but we have heard a lot of the opposite of what jehmu was just calling for. well, listen, martha, there is no doubt in my mind that the protests and propaganda been going on for months and months since the michael brown incident has been a result of this shooter killing these two police officers. listen i do start at the top. i place blame starting with president obama. there is plenty of blame to go around from obama to holder to al sharpton and jesse jackson but when you have a president of the united states who was saying that young black men are victims under police, who were saying