i knew it wasn't over, i knew this was just the beginning. >> brett hankison pleaded not guilty to the. >> tamecka immediately breaks down, because she knows that wanton endangerment doesn't have anything to do with death. i said, tamecka, do you know who the wanton endangerment charges were for? and she cries and she said, the neighbors. and you could just see the little bit of wind that she had, it really did just come out of her at that point. it was almost like opening up those initial wounds from march 13th. >> that's it? >> how did they just get away with this? kick the door down and bang bang bang and get away with it? >> you failed her! you failed her! do your job! >> no justice! >> no peace! >> say her name. >> breonna taylor! >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> what breonna taylor's mother got was not justice, and we're going to continue until we get justice. because change, real change, is absolutely necessary. >> that is injustice. >> it's amazing to have all these people standing up for her. saying her name. >> after people go through this initial shock, they begin to h

they fire brett hankison. >> hankison was our k-9 guy.og. >> it's at this moment that the public learns that hankison fired at least 10 bullets. >> authorities saying officer hankison showing extreme indifference to human life as he wantonly and blindly fired into taylor's home. >> it's pretty clear just based on what little lmpd said that brett hankison was firing without being able to see what he was shooting at. >> and i don't remember if i shot moving or stopped and shot, but i returned fire. >> brett hankinson had not maintained a target or did not have a target in sight when he fired his weapon. >> hankinson is appealing his termination. he says he did not fire blindly, and his attorney is calling his termination premature and, quote, a cowardly political act. >> breonna taylor is killed in this period where there's all of this attention on police brutality. >> news tonight in the death of an unarmed african-american in minneapolis. >> the breonna taylor case didn't explode into the american consciousness until after the death of ge

margo borders claims that brett hankison sexually assaulted her after offering her a ride home from a bar in 2018. she says that he then messaged her suggesting the two had engaged in a consensual relationship. hankison's attorney for the case could not be reached for comment. hankison was fired for his role in the taylor shooting. >>> so coming up on the "cbs morning news," what researchers discovered inside a nest of murder hornets in washington state. and a wild shot at augusta, a pond skipper that you have to see to believe. this is the "cbs morning news." e from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. now, braava jet mops right where you need it with an adjustable precision jet spray and an advanced pad system. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions unique to your home. braava jet m6 and the irobot home app. only from irobot. our essential mist transforms fragrance infused braava jet m6 and the irobot home app. with nat

a woman claims former officer brett hankison assaulted her while leaving a bar in 2018.ankison was one of three officers who fired a weapon the new breonna taylor died in march. he's charged with wanton endangerment. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday weather. things should be calmer today in oregon after a rare tornado northwest of portland damaged several buildings. no one was hurt. meanwhile, in minnesota some areas have declared snow emergencies. the state's highway patrol reported more than 100 crashes tuesday. looking at the radar, no severe weather in the upper midwest today, but plenty of rain from the gulf coast up to new england today. temperatures on this veterans day in the northeast will remain above normal. but chilly readings from the great lakes to the pacific northwest. 71 in phoenix. >>> coming up, an important recall affecting people with ring video doorbells. the warning about a fire hazard. >>> but first the shocking moment two kayakers say they were nearly swallowed by a whale. >>> and later, britney spears loses a >>> back now with a whale o

in a new lawsuit a woman claims brett hankison assaulted her while leaving a bar back in 2018.he three officers who fired weapons during the night taylor was killed, and he now faces a public endangerment charge. >>> happening now, lingering impact in south florida from tropical storm eta. a live look from ft. myers we want to give you this morning. look at that. the rain still coming down in that area. there was a tropical storm warning still in effect. heavy flooding is still making it difficult for drivers out there. deputies near miami put up these warning signs along the roads. the high water flooded some of those farmlands and there are concerns about mango crops. >>> new details this morning about a nest of invasive murder hornets found in washington state. at least 500 were found near the canadian border last month. experts say some of the queens had already taken flight. as a result a search is now going on to find new nests. they are extremely aggressive and even can be deadly to humans. >>> it's looking more and more like ak tess lori loughlin will spend christmas wi

meanwhile, another woman in louisville has accused former officer brett hankison of sexually abusingher in 2018. nine other women provided statements in the lawsuit. in september, hankinson was indicted for shooting into the apartment of a neighbor during the deadly no-knock raid that ended breonna taylor's life in march. the los angeles county coroner's office has announced it will open an official probe into the death of andres guardado, an 18-year-old salvadoran american who was shot and killed in june by a sheriff's deputy. this marks the first such investigation by the coroner's office in more than three decades. an independent autopsy found guardado was shot five times in the back. an unprecedented internal investigation launched by the vatican has found pope john paul ii and benedict the sixteenth knew about and ignored allegations of sexual abuse against former archbishop of washington theodore mccarrick. the over 400-page repo points to the catholic church's syemic failure in handling sexual misconduct accusations, which in the case of mccarrick led to his rise in the church