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Are a lot closer in some ways than you experienced last night. >> well, it was strange day-to-day. much of the town was closed d n down. no monuments open or gyms open. >> folks are milling around. what are they talking about? is it sadness and shock or are we at the point of anger and revenge? >> no, it's still shock and a huge sense of unity. there's been quite -- there was massive -- there were massive lines outside of hospitals in order to donate blood. like a three hour wait to donate blood. at one point the hospital said, stop, we've got enough. there's been a show of national unity, the...

>> let's get back to our developing story in new york. two police officers shot and killed in their police cruiser. today the city is in shock. newspapers are calling it an execution, and there are growing tensions between police and the city's leadership and has left many wondering what now? let me bring in gale alba, he spent 28 years as a new york city police officer, including several years on the major case squad, and arol lewis, a cnn analyst -- they are both joining me from new york today. gill, let me start with you today. what is the gut reaction happening right now in squad rooms acr...

To the table via text message. killing zoe galasso and gia soriano and wounding shaylee chucku&naskit and andrew fryberg who remain critical. >> the five people targeted were invited to the table. >> reporter: megan silberberger is a teacher in her very first year on the job and being called a hero for stopping jaylen from shooting anyone else. in a statement she says she was in an office next to the cafeteria and heard shots. she ran in and confronted the shooter until security arrived. at marysville-pilchuck high school, school is out but students keep coming anyway to mourn. do you and do t...

I mean, in '79, in '80, '85, when you worked on the apartheid, you knew that right was on the side of south africa, but did you know that justice would be on their side? >> i thought it was extraordinary that there was support for apartheid. and this was probably worth remembering. our -- a lot of governments, our governments in different phases kind of supported apartheid. you know? and it is -- so it looked like they had a lot of support. but i think we all knew that freedom, you know, and justice and -- is a human right. and no human wrong could contain that. >> so is it sadness you feel to...

But did you know that justice would be on their side? >> i thought it was extraordinary that there was support for apartheid. and this was probably worth remembering. our -- a lot of governments, our governments in different phases kind of supported apartheid. you know? and it is -- so it looked like they had a lot of support. but i think we all knew that freedom, you know, and justice and -- is a human right. and no human wrong could contain that. >> so is it sadness you feel today? >> both. i'm feeling -- i did feel a bit at sea there for a bit. but now i'm seeing the people in