♪♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. right now on america this morning, an eviction notice erupts into gunfire. police officers come under attack in a suburb of kansas city. the rising threats against law enforcement nationwide and the record danger officers are now facing due visits to the border. >> president biden and former president trump in texas addressing the migrant crisis. the solutions they're pitching and a closer look at crime

committed by migrants in the wake of that college student allegedly killed by an undocumented man from venezuela, the jewish students speaking out, demanding an end to anti-semitism on college campuses. >> it's time to wake up america. this is the story of jews on upenn's campus, and students across the country. >> what they told congress about the harassment and intimidation they faced as war rages in the middle east. plus the latest on the stampede and shooting as aid was being distributed in gaza. consumer alert. >> a new warning about certain doorbell cameras and major privacy concerns. how walmart is responding. the police officer seen on video saving a baby's life is reunited with the very grateful family and no more chain gangs. the new test that could forever change the nfl when it comes to measuring first downs. >> from abc news in new york. this is america, this morning.

>> good friday morning, everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy friday i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the increasing danger that law enforcement officers in this country face every single day on the job. >> the latest example, local officials serving an eviction notice in missouri. and then shots rang out in the kansas city suburb of independence, missouri. a procession of police officers escorted the body of one of their own to the medical examiner's office. the latest american police officer killed in the line of duty. >> our thoughts and prayers are with all of the families and this entire community that has been devastated. the tragedy unfolded yesterday afternoon when a court employee tried to serve an eviction notice at this home. >> that's when police say someone inside opened fire, killing drexel mack. a civil process server in his early 40s. the suspect then opened fire on first responders, killing 35 year old police officer cody allen, a father of two. officer cody allen, uh, served this community not once but twice. >> um, as an independent police

officer, he is a hero. >> the suspect was taken into custody with minor injuries. investigators have not said what led up to the shooting. but our kansas city affiliate, kmbc, reports the property had delinquent taxes with more than $28,000 due yesterday. the incident, similar to a recent shooting in minnesota, the thousands gathered in the minneapolis suburb of burnsville wednesday, paying their respects to two police officers and an ems worker, shot and killed while responding to a hostage situation on february 18th. the number of police officers shot on duty in the u.s. has hit a record high 378 were shot last year. that's a 62% increase since 2018. back in missouri, the two other police officers who were shot are expected to survive. police, meanwhile, have not released any more details about the suspect, but a suspect is in custody after a deadly shooting at a dentist office near san diego. >> one person was killed, two others were injured. police do not know a motive or they're not saying at this point they're not

saying if the suspect and victims knew each other either. they say the 29 year old shooter fled in a u-haul truck, but was later arrested overnight. >> now to the southern border, president biden and former president trump visiting texas, promising voters that they will address the migrant crisis. biden focused his message on congress while trump focused on crime. abc's perry russom is here now with more perry. good morning. andrew. >> good morning, president biden and former president trump are focusing on very different solutions to address the migrant crisis. and that was clear during their visits to the border on the same day in the same state, very different messages from the president and former president addressing a top issue for voters, the historic surge in illegal border crossings under the biden administration. >> so instead of playing politics with the issue, why don't we just get together and get it done? >> biden urging congress to reconsider a bipartisan border security bill killed by house republicans last month at trump's urging, the bill would have boosted funding for more border patrol officers and immigration judges. >> a desperately need more resources, need more agents, more officers, more judges, more

equipment in order to secure our border. >> trump, joined by the governor of texas, promising to begin mass deportations and build more border wall if he's elected. he focused on crime singling out the case of lincoln riley, the georgia nursing student allegedly killed by an undocumented immigrant. joe biden will never say lincoln riley's name, but we will say it, and we will remember it. >> we're not going to forget her. it's been just a horrible story. >> later on fox news, trump repeating his concerns about migrant crime, citing statistics without providing sources millions and millions of people. >> and they come from jails and prisons. they come from mental institutions and, you know, a step above that, the insane asylums and you just it's just hard to believe while crime is a concern, a recent study found america citizens are two times more likely than undocumented immigrants to be arrested for violent crimes and are four times more likely to be arrested for property crimes. >> we're like a the sidelines of a parade and you guys are the

end result. >> the border patrol union supporting the bipartisan bill touted by president biden. but at the same time, the union faulting biden for his administration's policies and for visiting the border only twice since taking office. >> the timing is a little off. he could have been here a couple of years ago, last year, three years ago, but at the same time, you know better late than never. >> with that border bill stalled, the president is considering taking executive action to tackle the crisis. and that could include tougher asylum laws. an announcement could come at the state of the union next week. rhiannon. all right. >> thank you for that, perry. security is tight for the funeral today for russian opposition leader alexei navalny, two weeks after he died in prison. the funeral is being held at a church outside of moscow. his supporters have been urged to pay their respects, even though authorities may try to block them. officials denied a request to hold a public memorial, citing covid restrictions, and hearse companies were reportedly threatened not to provide services. hamas claims at least 112 have died after a chaotic stampede and shooting in gaza,

while aid was being distributed to desperate palestinians, israeli defense forces, acknowledging firing into the crowd which surrounded the trucks carrying food. >> hamas calls it a massacre, but israel says it fired only warning shots. president biden says the violence could stall negotiations for a ceasefire. >> ever since hamas attacked israel and israel invaded gaza, there has been a disturbing rise in anti-semitism, especially on college campuses. now more students are speaking out, saying the hatred and fear must stop this morning, jewish students are demanding action from washington. they say they're living in fear on college campuses. as the war rages between israel and hamas. >> here's the context. it's open season on jews on our campus, a congressional committee yesterday hosted students from nine schools, including harvard, mit, columbia and stanford, who implored lawmakers to hold their universities account.

>> all the students accused the schools of not doing enough to fight increasing hatred toward jews. >> systemic change is needed. the universities have proven they have no intention of fixing themselves. >> the students shared stories of harassment and assault on campus, claiming their complaints often go ignored. >> we have been attacked with sticks outside of our library. we have been surrounded by angry mobs and we have been threatened to, quote, keep running. >> this past monday at uc berkeley, protesters shattered glass doors at an auditorium where a former member of the israeli defense force was scheduled to speak. >> i was more than prepared to give this opening before monday night, but i had to rewrite my remarks due to a violent riot targeting jews at berkeley, uc berkeley says it's investigating the presidents of several schools were grilled on capitol hill back in december, some later resigning. >> some schools have insisted

they are addressing concerns about anti-semitism, saying security is a top priority and harvard, the co-chair of the school's anti-semitism task force, resigned this week. some observers call it another setback for efforts to address the issue. on campus. >> the largest wildfire on record in texas has now claimed a second life. cindy owens family says her truck was surrounded by flames as the fire spread through an area of the texas panhandle. the size of rhode island. thousands of cows have also died in the fire, which has burned about 1700 square miles so far. teenage volunteers joined firefighters on the front lines. the weather conditions have now improved across the region, and surveillance video shows the moment a rare february tornado roared through parts of michigan . wednesday winds up to 115mph left widespread damage, but no injuries were reported. it is time now for a look at your friday forecast. >> good morning. we're talking about a very powerful storm

system working into the west with a rounds of rainfall for places like san francisco. it's a wet, windy set up for the weekend in san diego, also getting in on rain, but the big story is the snow measured in the feet in the sierra. i mean, look at this. 6 to 10ft in donner pass. this will shut down . travel through the mountains. meanwhile the wind ramps up in the plains for the weekend. some big problems for the fire danger. there and the warmth. feeling like may around the great lakes from accuweather. i'm melissa constanza. com the elevator that got stuck in the empire state building also had a former college football star dies of colon cancer. >> what doctors are saying about the rising number of cases in young adults and a new warning about a low cost doorbell security camera. >> you may be getting more than you bargained

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morning america, we're right here. >> and we got you, we got you. we got you. >> take a look. a shocking scene from boston when this 20 foot glass panel outside of a store fell. two stories shattering onto the sidewalk below. thankfully nobody was hurt. but police say heavy winds may be to blame here in new york city, emergency crews had to rescue people trapped for nearly two hours inside a freight elevator on the 20th floor of the empire state building. >> everyone got out safely. no word on why the elevator got stuck. >> safety experts are sounding the alarm about a doorbell camera sold by amazon, walmart and other retailers. consumer reports found the $30 video doorbells have major security flaws, making it easy for anyone to access footage through an app and then lock out the owner. the devices are made by a chinese company called ekin. they appear to be available on amazon, but walmart says it has removed them from its website. on this first day of march, doctors and patients are marking colon cancer awareness month, the death of a former college

football star this week is a stark reminder of the toll the disease is taking on younger americans. >> here's abc's andrea fujii this morning. >> friends, family and fans are remembering craig roe. a former star linebacker for the university of michigan, losing his battle with colon cancer. >> michigan has forever been defined by guys stepping up every year. >> he was just 33. roe was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer last year. his death part of a troubling trend. colon cancer is now the deadliest cancer for men under age 50 and the second deadliest cancer for women under 50. doctors say obesity and lifestyle can play a role. >> what we're concerned about clearly are food or environmental exposures that may be there, but it's hard to know. what we do know is this that for people under the age of 50 diagnosed with colon cancer, about a third of them have some remarkable family history that

might have given us a clue as to that having occurred. >> that's why doctors say it's so important to get screened beginning at age 45. but americans are not getting the message. 80% of people ages 45 to 50 are not getting screened. many of them dreading a colonoscopy. >> there are options to do it in your own home within just a few minutes, and with just as much accurate as a colonoscopy. those with a family history of cancer or who experienced symptoms should talk to their doctor about getting screened earlier. >> symptoms include a change in bowel habits, rectal bleeding, abdominal discomfort, fatigue and unexplained weight loss. doctors say colorectal cancer can develop silently, so early detection is key and if caught early, the survival rate is more than 90. rhiannon andrea. >> andrea, thank you for that important psa. get screened. coming up, emotional testimony at the alec baldwin movie set shooting trial. >> also ahead, the police

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