and 80 shooting of deborah danner is tragic -- and the shooting of deborah danner is tragic and it isnacceptable. it never should have happened. it is as simple as that. it never should have happened. amy: sergeant hugh barry has been sued twice in recent years for brutality. deborah danner has previously expressed concern about police violence against those living with mental illnesses. in a 2012 essay, danner wrote -- "we are all aware of the two frequent news stories about the mentally ill who come up against law enforcement instead of mental health professionals and end up dead." for more we are joined by shaun king, black lives matter activist and senior justice writer for "the new york daily news." it is great to have you with us. talk about this case. >> i am disturbed. so many of us when we see deborah danner, think of our own mothers and grandmothers and the possibility that one time in this country, some of the facing mental illness and battling through it would be shot and killed by police is disturbing. the truth is, this happens hundreds of times every year, year in and y

deborah danner has previously expressed concern about police violence against those living with mental illnesses. in a 2012 essay, danner wrote -- "we are all aware of the two frequent news stories about the mentally ill who come up against law enforcement instead of mental health professionals and end up dead." on tuesday night, dozens rallied in the bronx to demand justice for deborah danner. meanwhile, also in new york city, dozens of people rallied outside a manhattan courthouse wednesday amid the beginning of the federal trial for the bronx 120 -- 120 young men from the bronx who were arrested en masse april 27 in what's being described as the largest police raid in new york city history. the massive operation included at least 700 law enforcement agents including swat teams, police helicopters, and federal agents from the dea, the u.s. marshals, and immigration and customs enforcement. police say those arrested are part of two gangs that are linked to a number of murders. the young men have been charged with racketeering, as well as drug and firearm offenses. but family members a

a vigil will be held today for the woman who was shot to death by police in new york to deborah danner's home tuesday after a neighbor reported a disturbance. the sergeant who shot the 66-year- old said she was naked and armed with scissors -- and later charged at him with a baseball bat. the city's police commissioner has said officers failed to follow protocol. new york city mayor bill de blasio is calling the shooting tragic, and unacceptable. in california -- the deputy killed in an officer involved shooting is identified as this man -- jack hopkins. northern california held a procession for the 31-year-old last night -- driving their patrol cars throguh the streets with their lights and sirens on. deputies say the 31-year-old was shot and killed during a domestic disturbance call. it happened right near the border of oregon. leaders got the suspect in custody a short time later. hopkins is the fourth law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in california -- in the last two weeks. as the legalization of marijuana spreads from state to state -- so is the diversity of people

deborah danner, 66 years old, known to the nypd as someone who suffered from and the shooting of deborah danner is tragic and it is unacceptable. .his shohould never have h happd it is as simple as that. it should never have happened. amy: new york police sergeant hugh barry has been sued twice in recent years for brutality. deborah dan has previously expressed concern about police violence living -- against those living with mental illness. in a 2012 essay, she wrote, we are all aware of the news of the mentally ill who come up against law enforcement and and up dead. dozens rallied in the bronx to demand justice for her. meanwhile, also in new york city , dozens of people rallied outside a manhattan courthouse amidst the beginning of the federal trial for the bronx 120. 120 young men from the bronx arrested on april 27 in whatat s being described as the largest police raid in new york city history. the massive operation included at least 700 law enforcement agents, including swat teams, police helicopters, and federal agents from the dea, the u.s. marshals, immigration and customs to r

new york's attorny general eric schneiderman says his office will not investigate deborah danner's death. he says the case should be investigated, but it falls beyond his jurisdiction. police were called to danner's appartment tuesday night... over reports about an "emotionally disturbed" person. they say she was armed with scissors at first... but then put them down... picked up a baseball bat... and began swinging at officers. an officer fired back... and she later died at a hospital. fox across america -- a man is dead after police say semi-truck in broomfield, colorado. semi-truck in broomfield, colorado. it happened early yesterday morning. officials say the man was working on the semi when it's believed the vehicle shifted into gear. the semi started to roll and pinned the driver, dragging him about 200 feet before stopping. the man was pronounced dead en route to a denver hospital via helicopter. officials say he had severe injuries to the lower half of his body. meantime -- mexico has approved the extradition of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" to stand trial. that's because guzmn's

the sergeant who shot 66 year old deborah danner says she was naked and armed with scissors. he also claimed danner charged at him with a baseball bat. the city's police commissioner said officers failed to follow protocol. new york's mayor called the shooting tragic and unacceptable. the number of people filing for unemployment benefits rose last week.the labor department says 13 thousand to 260 thousand. that's the highest level in seven weeks.but all-in-all, fewer americans are collecting unemployment checks - down six percent from a year ago. ( toss to weather ) a frost advisory has been issued for much of se wisconsin, excluding ozaukee, milwaukee, racine, and kenosha counties. low temperature tomorrow morning will likely range from the lower 30s the lake. it may end up being even colder is skies become thanks for joining us at 4-30. the news continues with live at five. next. the shooting death of syville smith sparked violence in sherman park. now the officer who pulled the trigger, arrested.. the disturbing charges he's fa the breaking news: the milwaukee police offic

a prayer vigil is planned for 66-year old deborah danner today. the officer who shot danner says she was naked and armed with city's police commissioner says officers failed to follow protocol a dramatic... emergency landing in oklahoma city. the pilot called for an emergency landing when the nose gear failed to deployhe made a successful emergency landing at will rogers world airport... with just the main landing gear airport firefighters rushed to the plane... as the pilot safely walked off the plane. let's get a check of your he together... stubborn clouds stuck around yesterday with highs in the mid to upper 60s and a light breeze. clouds lingered overnight along a cold front, with a gusty northerly breeze, and lows in the 40s and 50s. chilly with highs in the mid 50s, and a brisk nw wind at 10- 20 mph. bring a sweatshirt, or even a jacket, for the packers game this evening at lambeau. it will be sunny and 52 for tailgating, and dropping into the low 40s by the end of the game. at least the wind will be light. fr be a frosty start, especially

new york's attorney general eric schneiderman says his office will not investigate deborah danner's death. he says the case should be investigated, but it falls beyond his jurisdiction. police were called to danner's appartment tuesday night... over disturbed" person. they say she was armed with scissors at first... but then put them down... picked up a baseball bat... and began swinging at officers. an officer fired back... and she later died at a hospital. kim -- back to you. as flood waters recede, and the clean-up begins, rescuers from the queen city are returning from flood ravaged eastern north carolina. fox's brett baldeck caught up with a group of volunteers -- who made plenty of rescues, of furry friends left nat pop celebration nat pop and a get together with loved ones. nat pop after rescuing, feeding and calming four legged friends, trapped in the eastern north carolina flood zone. fisher says: "there was one dog in particular that was stuck up on a porch and had the dog come off of that little bitty porch he would have drown because the water was still that high." nat pop now

tim: deborah danner was in her apartment in the bronx when an officer shot her. neighbors called police because danner was acting erratically. she had schizophrenia and a history of not taking her medication. the officer says she tried to hit him with a baseball bat. he fired two shots killing her. new york's mayor and the nypd commissioner have both said that shooting should not have overnight around two dozen protesters marched in the street in the bronx demanding justice. ben: right now, a massive wildfire is burning out of control in colorado. it's so big a nasa satellite captured it. here's the view from above. it started on monday and quickly spread to more than 16,000 acres. the flames have destroyed at least five homes and 13 other buildings. 400 people evacuated. officials say a fallen power line sparked the fire. ben: new this morning, hundreds of firefighters managed to put out a brush fire in california before it damaged any homes. it was dangerously close to several homes in los angeles. the brush fire spread to dozens of acres before crews put it ou

last night officers responding to a cawfl an emotionally disturbed woman found deborah danner. bill deblasio said the sergeants had other options. the sergeants' union calls it self-defense. eagles nest sinkhole in florida is known as the mount everest or grand canyon of but after the deathes of two scuba instructors over the weekend, there are calls to close the underwater caves. it's not clear how the men drowned. their bodies were recovered at 260 feet. 10 divers have died in the eagles nest since 1981. tonight, a wildfire is threatening homes in the san fernando valley north of los angeles. it quickly destroyed 20 acres this afternoon. it's still growing, fueled by 90 gusts. today, the c.d.c. advised pregnant women to put off travel to miami dade county florida, and said those who had spent time there since august should be tested for zika. the virus can cause severe birth defects. mosquitos in the county have been spreading the virus more than 150 cases since august. breaking news tonight from toronto it's cleveland indians beat the blue jays to win the american leagu adva

last night, officers responding disturbed person confronted 66- year-old deborah danner. police say she came at a sergeant with a bat. he shot her twice. mayor bill deblasio says the sergeant had other options, including a taser. the police commissioner said this is not how we train. but the sergeants' union calls it self-defense. the eagles nest sinkhole in florida is known as the mount everest or grand canyon of scuba diving. but after the deaths of two scuba instructors over the weekend, there are calls to close the underwater caves. it's not clear how the men drowned. their bodies were recovered at 260 feet. 10 divers have died in the eagles nest since 1981. tonight, a wildfire is threatening homes in the san fernando valley north of los angeles. it quickly destroyed 20 acres this afternoon. it's still growing, fueled by 90 degree heat and 40-mile-an-hour gusts. today, the c.d.c. advised to miami-dade county florida,t and said those who had spent time there since august should be tested for zika. the virus can cause severe birth defects. mosquitoes in the county have

new york's attorny general eric schneiderman says his office will not investigate deborah danner's death. he says the case should be investigated, but it falls beyond his jurisdiction. police were called to danner's appartment tuesday night... over person. they say she was armed with scissors at first... but then put them down... picked up a baseball bat... and began swinging at officers. an officer fired back... and she later died at a hospital. flying anywhere for thanksgiving?? why analysts say mitchell airport's a better option than o'hare or midway. plus: "just before taking the dais, hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, 'pardon hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, 'pardon me.' cheers did you ever think you'd see donald trump and hillary clinton laughing at each other's jokes while standing a few feet away from each other?? the charity dinner everyone's going to be talking about... straight i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. i want to do the hard work of improving the system so it works for middle class families. but in

last night officers recalling to the call of an emotionally disturbed person, experienced deborah danner. came at a sergeant with a bat. he s mayor bill de blasio said the sergeant had options including a taser. the police commissioner said this is not how we trained. the sergeant's union calls itself defense. >>> the eagles nest sinkhole in florida is known as the mt. everest or grand canyon of scuba diving. after the deaths of two scuba instructors over the weekend there are calls to close the underwater caves. it is not clear how the men drowned. 10 divers have died in the eagle's nest since 1981. >>> tonight a wildfire threatening homes in the san fernando valley north of los angeles. it quickly destroyed 20 acres this afternoon. it is still growing. fueled by 90-degree heat and 40 mile an hour gusts. today the cdc advised pregnant women to put off travel to miami-dade county florida. and said those who have spent time there since august should be tested for can cause severe birth defects. mosquitoes in the county hatch been spreading the virus more than 150 cases since august. >>> a

police in the bronx fatally shot "deborah danner" on tuesday night....after being called to her apartment over reports about an "emotionally disturbed" person. they say she was armed with put them down... picked up a baseball bat... and began swinging at officers. an officer fired... and she later died at a hospital. toss to weather. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds today with a breeze from the northwest keeping us cool - highs mainly in the low 50s. we'll be mostly clear and cool again tonight with lows dipping into the low to mid 30s, and some patchy the weekend will warm things back up for us, as we reach into the upper 50s saturday and the mid 60s sunday. we'll see a few days of sunshine before rain chances return tuesday and wednesday of next week. today: a mix of sun and clouds. high: 53 wind: nw 5-15 mph tonight: a few clouds. patchy frost. low: 36 wind: w 3-7 mph saturday: partly cloudy. high: 59 wind: sw 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 45 high: 66 mostly sunny. am low: 42 high: 55 wind: ne 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for showers. am low: 38 high: 54 wind:

tim: deborah danner was in her apartment in the bronx when an officer shot her. neighbors called police because danner was acting erratically. she had schizophrenia and a history of not taking her medication. the officer says she tried to hit him with a baseball bat. he fired two shots killing her. new york's mayor and the nypd commissioner have both said that shooting should not have in the bronx demanding justice. back to you. >> a nasty surprise for a driver in florida. he was drive technical car when a snake comes out. it was six feet long. the drooir closed the ac vents just in case the snake could slikter throug yikes. ben: new this morning, a connecticut man ends up in jail thanks to his love for espresso and gourmet cookies. stamford police say donald newman-smith was arrested for allegedly robbing a convenience store. he was caught after stopping an officer asking for directions to a nearby pastry shop. police found the suspect sitting on the patio drinking espresso and eating a plate of cookies. >> update on the world supply of wine. a new report finds

last night officers recalling to the call of an emotionally disturbed person, experienced deborah danner. came at a sergeant with a bat. he shot her twice. mayor bill de blasio said the sergeant had options including a taser. the police commissioner said this is not how we trained. the sergeant's union calls itself defense. >>> the eagles nest sinkhole in florida is known as the mt. everest or grand canyon of scuba diving. after the deaths of two scuba instructors over the weekend there are calls to close the underwater caves. it is not clear how the men drowned. 260 feet. 10 divers have died in the eagle's nest since 1981. >>> tonight a wildfire threatening homes in the san fernando valley north of los angeles. it quickly destroyed 20 acres this afternoon. it is still growing. fueled by 90-degree heat and 40 mile an hour gusts. today the cdc advised pregnant women to put off travel to miami-dade county florida. and said those who have spent time there since august should be tested for zika, the virus can cause severe birth defects. mosquitoes in the county hatch been spreading the virus