reporter: good evening to you, wolf. yes, this is the crime scene of three days ago that now has become the memorial site for so many people. there s a large crowd here this evening. both the police officers, but also of the general public, they re drawn here simply as a place where they can reflect on what s happened. the city of new york is asking public buildings, as well as landmarks, to dim their lights at 9:00 for five minutes. another tribute to the fallen officers, just one of several today. at new york city hall, everything stopped. at 2:47 p.m. now bow our heads in memory of officer ramos and officer liu. reporter: the moment, saturday, when two new york city police officers were shot to death when they sat in their patrol car in brooklyn. after days of angry words and political finger pointing over who was to blame, today silence said the most.
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wolf? we ll get back to you, miguel marquez, in new york city. there was harsh rhetoric surrounding the murders of the two police officers as the mayor visited the memorial site and went to a moment of silence. martin savidge is on the scene for us in brooklyn. what s the latest over there, martin? reporter: wolf, this memorial site continues to grow in size and continues to grow in meaning to the people of brooklyn and all of new york. it has been visited today by many, many people. you mentioned the mayor of new york here with his wife. there have been police officers here that have come in large groups and then there have been members of the public that have also been representatives of one of the fallen officers, officer ramos. this continues to be the touchstone. at 2:47 p.m., here and in city hall and new york and a number of other sites, they observed a moment of silence. that was, of course, exactly three days to that moment when the shots were fired that killed
george clooney and even president obama who criticized the studio s initial decision to delay the movie s release. i wish they had spoken to me first. reporter: tonight a growing number of independent theaters announcing they will be showing the movie. first to noun the plaza theater in atlanta. i think they are seeing that the right thing to do is to be bold. go forward and see what happens. and it is starting on a small level. i think the larger theater chains, which are very corporate and cautious, are going to eventually see that okay, it seems to be working all right and we can make money off this movie and they ll jump on the ban wagon. reporter: after major movie threats, the powerhouse attorney hinted on sunday s meet the press that the studio was not backing down. remember, sony only delayed this. sunni has been fighting to
at the sight of him. i think it says something interesting about north korea that they decided to have the state mount an all out assault on a movie studio because of a move. reporter: it was a calculated move to cement his grip on power showing his people he will stand up to america. they feel that we feel that he s weak, he s not decisive. this is another piece of that puzzle. it s part of a pattern of testing their leader and that strikes at the very core of the system. so they are going to respond in a very harsh way. reporter: the film, the interview, portraying kim s assassination, may be a comedy but it s portrayal of an irrational and dangerous leader is something that north korea