A Grieving Dallas Blankets Police Cars in Flowers, Notes

Two police cars covered in flowers, balloons and handwritten notes have become the focus of the grief and hope for healing in Dallas, Texas. At the makeshift memorial outside police headquarters, people of all backgrounds have been offering support for the city's officers over the past few days, expressing condolences for the dead and sympathy for the injured. The mood was somber Monday, as the city returned to work and started to look beyond the tragic events of Thursday night,...

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