ANA CABRERA, CNN ANCHOR: Some of them (ph) because you come from a family of police officers, right?</s>ROBERT MOORE, PHOTOGRAPHER: My brother is a Chief of Police. He's been a police officer for 38 years. My nephew is a detective on another department. So when I see that face of that officer, I'm -- I see my brother, I see my nephew who could be put in that similar situation anytime. And we see these incidents way too often and for law enforcement families. And for everybody involved from every angle no matter whether you're there right next to it, or down the block, or across the country, it's very intense. And it's a very sad situation. And it, but, for me, Ana, if I could put a face on what the police go to and sign up to do -- I didn't go out to get into a shootout but that officer ran into a place where there was live fire in order to cover me and the two officers that I was next to, who only had small arms fire. He's, he is really the focus of this story. Not what happened to me but what happened to those officers that day. My heart goes out to them and their families.</s>CABRERA: Yes, you need perspective.</s>MOORE: I share it.</s>CABRERA: We all do. Robert Moore ...</s>MOORE: Well ...</s>CABRERA: ... thank you for being here. Thank you.</s>MOORE: Thank you very much. Good morning, Anna.</s>CABRERA: Good morning to you, too. And still to come here on CNN's Newsroom, President Obama heading to Dallas tomorrow for a memorial service to also honor those fallen police officers. But should he also be visiting Minnesota or Louisiana, where black men died at the hands of officers last week, as well? Some say they don't understand why he's not going there and instead just going to Dallas. We're going to discuss a little bit more about that issue, next.
Robert Moore Discusses Bravery of the Officer Who Rescued Him