justice system. bill: the rap sheet a mile ago. girlfriend accused him of assault and he served two stints in prison and under the los angeles d.a. policies he was let off the hook, put on probation. a year later and we have two dead police officers and a town that is reeling. dana: on the left side of your screen are the two officers. they were both husbands and fathers. bill: they are just two of the more than 150 cops shot in the line of duty this year. at least two dozen shootings were fatal. jeff paul begins our reporting live in los angeles with more from there today. jeff. bill and dana we re getting a better grasp of what happened leading up to the moment when the two police officers were shot and killed. we ve obtained new security camera footage that shows how chaotic the scene was as shots were fired. [sirens and gunshots] in the timeline of this shooting the portion of the video took place there was a lot of gunfire. the officers were responding to a pot
does not only want to destroy different infrastructure around the country, they are also looking to terrorize the population. so when you launched missiles, when you cause those air raid sirens to go off, you are waking people up, you are sending them into the basement, you are scaring them. that is, effectively, terrorizing the population of a city like odessa, and all across the country. now caitlin, russia is saying that they have been striking odessa, because of that attack by ukraine earlier this week, on the kurdish bridge. russia saying that they would continue to retaliate, for that brazen attacked. whether they will continue to do that tonight, we are waiting to see. kaitlan. yeah, and alex i should note that we ve just learned from the ukrainian air force, saying that that arid missile alert, the threat has and it. we will see, of course, how the night develops. i know that s a kind of a touch and go where you are. the other thing that we know that ukraine is doing, is they
were only able to destroy five of the 19 cruise missiles that were launched last night. i mean, what do they need to fight this, do you think they will get it? yet, look i think a preponderance of air defense assets are probably a key to protecting the capital, where they should be. those are difficult to move, the other complicating factor is that odessa is a port city, with a direct line of attack of crimea to its southeast. so, you are not able to prepare a layered defense like you can do with kyiv, which was further in the interior of the country. so look, they re going to have to quickly move air defense assets down, as close as they can to protect odessa. and then, maybe put some aircraft up in the skies as, well to help out. but of course, the whole aircraft issue gets into the whole matter of, why we didn t provide ukraine with f-16 sooner. they would ve helped in this sewage to asian some, and certainly would help in the counteroffensive also. yeah, i know you ve been advo
met in secrecy again today. but we now have intel about what they asked one of his personal aides. a direct conversation about trump himself. plus, a conspiracy theorist taking center stage, and it went exactly as you might expect, off the rails. rfk junior, denying he said what we heard him say, but democrats rolled the tape. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. tonight, the city of odessa is staring down another attack. just moments ago, air raid sirens were blaring, as the ukrainian city on the black sea is bracing for more. [sirens] this would be the fourth straight night of russian attacks in odessa, a city already on edge after being bombarded russia, says it is retaliating for ukraine s attack on a critical bridge to crimea. and ukraine, says that moscow
has used almost 70 missiles and 98 drones in just 48 days. president zelenskyy says that some were shot down, but he warned that his country s air defense, as it stands right now, can protect the entire ukrainian sky. now, key infrastructure is in ruins, including major grain tournament tools like this when you see here, burned to the ground. cnn s alex marquardt odd is live in odessa, where he has been all week. alex, what are you seeing and hearing? tonight well caitlin, it was very struggling to hear that aerate silence go off just a few minutes ago, because of how on edge the city has been. of course, bracing for a potential fourth night of strikes. we did hear that air raid sirens go off, it has since ended, for the time being. there was a warning from the ukrainian military, that there was a missile threat. now, whether those missiles were indeed fired, and landed