shannon sohn is live over the accident in newscopter 7. shannon? >> reporter: this will be a prolonged operation. they will bring in a heavy duty tow truck to get out the truck portion of this cement truck. then they have to bring in a flatbed to get out the drama then sanitation will have to come in to clean up the cement all over the roadway. right now all lanes are shut down on the southbound side of the bruckner as well as the exit ramp to east 138th street. look at the delays. it's back to the sheraton to the cross bruckner itself. delay back to the bruckner interchange. reporting live over the bronx, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> what a mess. what a mess for those poor people. thank you, shannon. >> good morning, i'm ken rosato. >> i'm lori stokes. it's tuesday, september 1st. you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist jeff smith. hey, jeff. >> we got up to 90 on sunday. 91 yesterday. let's go for 92 today. third consecutive 90-degree day. that means we will make the heat wave official.

shannon sohn is in newscopter 7 with much more. shannon? >> reporter: we heard everything unfold because we were working in laguardia's airspace when the plane suffered the emergency. they were seven miles north of spuyten duyvil. they called in saying they needed to declare an emergency and tried to make it to teterboro with an engine sputtering. minutes after that, they declared that the engine shut down. as a member of an air crew, you are always looking for somewhere to land in case something goes wrong. they tried to make it to teterboro. when the engine quilt they realized they couldn't make it. in an airplane you can glide for a while. it looks to us that they tried to find the best spot they could find. as we bring this out, you can see a fudge field. there were people on some of the fields but not the one that they landed. this is where they put it down. unfortunately they landed into the trees but a good job overall. reporting live over cresskill, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> remarkable job indeed. quite a story. sh

reporting live over cresskill, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> shannon, i know you said you are unclear about the victim's possibly inside the plane, are you seeing any other activity closer underneath those trees, possibly pulling someone out? can you zoom in to that shot? >> they are making quick work of this. the emergency crews here got here almost immediately. you can see the fire department is around the plane. we are not quite sure how bad the damage is to the cab of the plane itself. it looks like they are looking around the plane to determine the safety of the situation and how they will extricate anyone from the plane. no one has gotten out yet. that is not to say that no one will get out. >> shannon, you mentioned, we could see that huge area. if you go back wide a clear path for the plane to just sort of come in. but, of course, then it clipped by the trees there. >> you got to understand also that when an engine quits in an airplane like this. it appears to be a cessna, hard to plaque out. when an engine quits and you are in forward momentum, you have glide time

shannon? >> thank you, james.king tonight, new questions about whether or not hillary clinton perjured herself. after now e-mails surfaced revealing a new e-mail chain between the former secretary of state and general david petraeus in 2009. e-mails that clinton told authorities she already handed over. joining me now, you dish analyst judge andrew napolitano. good to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> how much trouble do you think she's in based on what she has attested to up to this point? >> i've been arguing for a while that mrs. clinton's legal problems are grave or worse than grave. and her troubles just keep cascading down upon her. her most recent troubles show that when she certified under oath "under penalty of perjury to a federal judge," that she had surrendered all of her e-mails to the state department and in fact she had not. now, she's going to argue, because she stated this yesterday on one of the sunday morning talk shows, that she's not a technical person, and she didn't pay attention to e-mails

did you rate susan shannon? -- did yourape susan shannon? >> i did not, and every aspect of the story is verifiably false. joce: the blog is where she sexe about the alleged assault, something she did not report before unexpectedly dropping out of west point, denying the rape when asked during an interview. >> there was no way i waited report that. the blame would fall squarely on me. she said she originally told friends, then kept silent. the blog in 2013 followed after he was being nominated for general. >> it was euphoric. which quickly turned to fear when he was questioned by the army's criminal investigations division, finger pick, and dna samples -- fingerprinted, and the na samples taken. although the official army report showed investigators could prove or disprove the allegations, letters say the promotion was the way review board because of the investigation. army memo showed the board decided that he was fully qualified for promotion. >> look beyond the service record. the secretary of the army chose another option, pulling his na

that's shannon miles.is attorney, anthony osso, just told me that, in fact, when he was arrested, he spoke with the arresting officers. he spoke with the police, he told them he did not have any involvement in this, he did not give any confessions but he did have an interview with the police. we also learned that the intention through his certain to to put in a plea of not guilty and that they are currently working on a defense psychiatric evaluation, probable no surprise the court is likely headed that way as well. also of note, this man in 2012 who was adjudicated in a courtroom as not competent to stand trial effectively treated for six months and deemed competent apparently yesterday was able to give yes or no answers to some brief questioning that that attorney had with his brand new client. i want to bring in dr. gail saltz, author of "anatomy of a secret life" and cnn legal analyst and defense attorney danny cevallos. gail, with your knowledge of mental health and competency, you have played out so

shannon? >>> two counties in northern california under a state of emergency after a wildfire burned more than 60 square miles in just 12 hours. the fire about 100 miles north of san francisco is one of two massive wildfires burning in that state. those blazes have destroyed buildings, injured firefighters and forced thousands of people to flee their homes. >> everything i've heard so far is everything behind the gas station is gone. the school's gone. store's gone. a lot of people have dogs stuck up there. they won't let them go get them. so just kind of waiting. >> janice dean is at the foxx weather center with this. what can you tell us, janice? >> shannon, a little bit of relief but the valley fire which exploded in the last 24 hours, 0% containment. 40,000 acres burning. this is an ongoing situation. we have temperatures coming down and a little bit of moisture. looking at the drought monitor, we've been into years of drought here. 92% severe to exceptional drought in and around this regio

shannon? >> it is a dire situation. william, thank you. >>> up next, president obama tries to smooth things over with the saudis in the wake of his nuclear deal with iran. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 26 in houston where thousands of police officers from around the nation converged for the funeral of harris county sheriff's deputy darren goforth. he was gunned down a week ago while fuelling his patrol car. a man with a history of mental illness and arrests is charged with the killing. wsvn in miami where arby's is giving free meals to uniformed police tad. this comes after a sergeant said she was denied service at a restaurant. the ceo of arby's has apologized. the store manager has been fired. a clerk involved has been suspended. this is a live look at golden gate bridge from fox 2. the big story there tonight, the price of gas this labor day weekend. a dollar a gallon cheaper than last year. aaa says the national average of 2.42 is

shannon? >> it is a dire situation. william, thank you. >>> up next, president obama tries to smooth things over with the saudis in the wake of his nuclear deal with iran. first here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 26 in houston where thousands of police officers from around the nation converged for the funeral of harris county sheriff's deputy darren goforth. he was gunned down a week ago while fuelling his patrol car. a man with a history of mental illness and arrests is charged with the killing. wsvn in miami where arby's is giving free meals to uniformed police tad. this comes after a sergeant said she was denied service at a restaurant. the ceo of arby's has apologized. the store manager has been fired. a clerk involved has been suspended. this is a live look at golden gate bridge from fox 2. the big story there tonight, the price of gas this labor day weekend. a dollar a gallon cheaper than last year. aaa says the national average of 2.42 is

information is the good thing and shannon was the developing, shannon named the bid and the bite back and developed a theory that underlies the entire internet, the seven layers of the internet from the physical layer of the actual machine and wires up to the application, the apps. i believe that we need a new information. that goes beyond shannon's reprisal as a measure of information to lay her eggs on the internet, layer eight which would need a transaction layer based on the bitcoin, transactions and valuation layers where you have timestamp defends, transactions, covenance , titles, patents, facts, ways of establishing facts on the internet without reference to third parties outside the internet. and i think bitcoin can transform the internet. among the things it can do is return to power to the producers of content from the aggregators of content. today largely because there is no transaction on the internet, the internet fills up with clutter. one third of all webpages are botched. advertisements on the internet or ads on the internet are mostly financing and the pop-up theory

however, check out the delays as shannon pans out. delays across the span on to the staten island expressway. what a mess we have. now, in addition to that, as we head to our maps, i can tell you off the bridge you are not out of the woods. b.q.e. north near hamilton avenue we have an accident there. traveling to the deegan, southbound side near yankee stadium, that is an accident being cleared away. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. ken and lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> less than a day after its release and apple users are having problems with the new operating system. >> reena ninan and kendis gibson report. >> in techbytes,ing bad start. >> millions of users got failure messages trying to download the new operating system after it was released yesterday. no comment from apple but most users then were able to get the update and they stumbled on the watch software. >> they postponed an update saying they found a bug in the software. the feature is supposed to be more access to data from the watch fo

information is the unexpected bit and shannon was developing-- shannon named the bit in the bites and developed the theories that underlines the entire internet, the seven layers of the internet. from the physical layer, the actual machines and wires up to the application layer, the apps and i believe that we need a new step in information theory but that goes beyond shannon's mere information to layer eight on the internet. layer eight, which would be a transaction layer based on the bit coin block chain. transactions and valuation layer where you have time stamped events, transactions, covenants, titles, patents, fax, ways of establishing facts on the internet without reference to third party outside the internet. i think bit coin can transform the internet among the things it can do is return the power to the producers of content from the aggregators of contents. today, largely because there is no transactions layer on the internet the internet builds up with clutter. it's a third of all webpages are bots. advertisements on the internet or ads on the internet are mostly minuses. if

reporting live over union square, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, shannon. >>> all new at 5:00, mayor de blasio defending his crime stats today and fending off a new critic, new jersey governor chris christie. both men appearing on national tv with different views on new york city's crime rate. eyewitness news political reporter dave evans with the mayor's latest feud. >> reporter: as you know, republicans across the county made mayor de blasio a target because he is a liberal democrat. but his team is fighting back with newly released figures from the police department. for the mayor, incoming fire from all sides. he and his wife were talking about homelessness and the city's crackdown and new york's low crime rate. >> we had the safest summer in over 20 years. we had last year the lowest number of murders in 50 years. >> reporter: but the next guest, a familiar face, went ballistic on the mayor. >> i am stunned as are most people who live in this area that this is the safest summer in new york. no one else beliefs that except for the two people just on your se

and shannon, again, i've always known shannon to be a pretty easy-going guy.ook in leave this semester for some private reasons. >> it's cleveland, mississippi, if somebody has private reasons they're only private on paper. they're not private to anybody else. what was going on? >> i just know that about two or three days before class he said some time off. i've seen him a couple of days before, and seemed all right, but i don't want toepxq speculan what was going on. i know he was teaching some online so he was still teaching partially for the university. professor lamb had lasers been seen in this green suvoiq= first seen in goshay, grown suv that is on campus at delta state according to the police. that was his car? r didn't see with my own eyes o i can't0÷h] confirm. >> do you know if students were >> yes. classes were meeting. time for daytclasses here at the university where traditional college campus. classes in jobe hall, classes in the%k%r the art department. about the normal day onh÷éh cam. eqoy all, in atuci'tvbó beautiful campus. called? safety tra

psychological e val waegs of shannon miles.ly all indication appears that much of what will happen in this investigation from here on out is an evaluation and an examination of shannon miles' mental state when he was accused of murdering the deputy here in houston. >> i mean there is questions about his mental state. but his criminal record is already known? >> this aggravated assault charge, 2012. other charges. not as serious, date back to 2005 and 2009. there is a hot of history there for prosecutor and defense attorneys to pour over. >> perspective from cnn legal analyst, former prosecutor, sonny hostin. chuck, i am sorry, you are here under these circumstances. do you believe, chuck that the killing of this deputy, deputy goforth should be kiddconsidere hate crime. and the fact that the suspect has been found mentally incapable of standing trial. does that change anything? >> all of these kcases have to e investigated before you can make a determination. the justice department will do an investigation if we qualify for hat

shannon is with me now. we were over in the media filing center a moment ago and air conditioned room thankfully and we were talking about 18 speeches in three days for a man who was not born yesterday, shannon, i don't know how he does it. >> reporter: yeah, in this heat too. it is beautiful. you are don't want to have a cloud in the sky. it is a beautiful scene for the pope to visit. sunny, but he seems to be holding up well. he's had a grueling schedule while here and next stop at the basilica. he is going to ride behind us in the popemobile sort of through the crowd. people will get a chance to see him before he heads inside. the basilica is absolutely stunning. it was finished in 1969 and in 1979 when pope john paul ii visited it elevated it it from shrine to basilica and inside the work is amazing. largest roman catholic facility in north america and one of the ten largest houses of worship. we'll hear from him in 45 minutes. he's a little behind on schedule but making up time and getting here for the

let's get the latest from shannon sohn in newscopter 7. shannon? >> reporter: yeah, shirleen, there were moments where we were holding our breath. we were working in laguardia's airspace when we heard this plane call in saying it was having engine troubles about seven miles north of city ten duyvil in the bronx -- spuyten duyvil in the bronx. they requested to make it to teterboro. they cut across new jersey. it was in cresskill when they determined they could not make it, the engine failed. they alerted the tower then went radio silent. this is where we found the plane. it appears to be a cessna. you can see emergency crews working around it. it came to rest in some trees just off the cresskill swim club at the intersection of third and magnolia. we will bring the shot out to give you perspective on where [000:59:57;00]

. >> shannon bream, why release her now? what happens next? >> judge bunning, who put davis behind bars asked the plaintiffs to the case to specify by 10:00 a.m. this morning to his chambers whether or not they'd been able to get marriage licenses. satisfied that they were able to do that, bunning ordered davis released. not without conditions. his order says defendant davis shall be released from custody of the u.s. marshal forthwith. he continues, she shall not interfere directly or indirectly with her clerks to issue marriage licenses to all legally eligible couples. if defendant davis interferes, that will be considered a violation of the order and appropriate sanctions will be considered. remember, there are five deputy clerks who have agreed to issue the licenses to all eligible couples. that's been happening while davis has been in jail, gretchen. >> do we know if davis, when back on the job, will comply with the judge's order. >> i think there is a good chance that she will not. and of course that could mean she'll go back to jail. her

nbc bay area's robert handa spoke exclusively with shannon tyree. >> reporter: shannon tyree flew across the country to come to a san jose funeral home today along with attorney paula canny, shannon came to take her brother's ashes home. >> it's just important because, you know, he was my brother. i mean, i'm taking him home in a box. he was my brother. >> reporter: michael was supposed to be moved to a mental health program before he was found in his cell beaten to death. shannon says if those responsible thought her brother was an insignificant forgotten man, they were wrong. >> he was loved. he was part of a family. >> his sisters who loved him aunts that loved him, cousin who is loved him, the officers seriously misunderstood who michael is. >> reporter: canny is upset the deputies murder suspects get to post bail. shannon wants more safety for mentally ill inmates. >> they can't be left like that. they can't be left to people who don't know how to handle them. >> reporter: shannon supports the new mental health training for officers but is skeptical it would have made a difference i

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shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> shannon, thanks a lot. >> lirr riders should expect delays on the ride home. 1/3 of rush-hour trains have been cancelled. >>> comedian jon stewart is taking the cause of the 9/11 first responders to lawmakers in d.c. the former "daily show" host was on capitol hill to boost support for continued healthcare for emergency crews who became sick with the terror attacks. on the way to a meeting today stewart spotted senator deb fischer who is not supporting the bill. he ran after the republican lawmaker, gave her a copy of the bill and then introduced her to a real chair -- wheelchair bound first responders. >> know how to support people now it's your turn. you can be a hero. you can do it. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> well, the original hsu act expired at the end of the month. stewart is pushing for the law to become permanent. >> they look you directly in the eye and say gosh, absolutely, these men and women are heroes and then you walk out of the room and it's forgotten and the real key is going to be h

shannon lam. he is a employee of the university. we're following up on leads, and we have nothing else to release at this time. >> according to police, ethan schmidt and assistant professor of american history was inside his office when he was shot and killed. police have begun to clear all academic buildings on campus to

shannon sohn is in newscopter 7 and over the scene with the latest. shannon. >> reporter: you can see the trains here are stopped at the best they are stopped moving slowly past us, at the worst cancelled but these are the signal problems west of jamaica station. you can see the train starting to creep forward. because of this you can expect 30 minute delays both ways on lirr, new york city transit is cross honoring but only at the atrium heading westbound towards penn station from sutton boulevard and again delays systemwide. reporting live from the lirr, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> now to the pontiff's visit. the pope trying to spread his message of caring for the environment and caring for each other but for millions of people the logistics of this visit could dramatically alter their daily routines. >> tonight we will spell it out for you. and the best advice, plan ahead and be ready.

shannon tyree, the sister of murder victim michael tyree, flew across the country today to go to the funeral home and visit the county. she came to take her brother's ashes home. >> it was important, he was my brother. i'm taking him home in a box. he was my brother. >> reporter: michael was supposed to be moved to a mental health program before he was found in a cell beaten to death. shannon says if those responsible thought he was an insignificant, forgotten man, they were wrong. >> he was loved. he was part of a family. >> sisters who loved him, aunts who loved him. cousins who loved him. the officers seriously misunderstood who michael is. >> reporter: they are upset that the murder suspect gets to post bail. shannon wants more safety for mentally ill inmates. >> they can't be left to people what don't know what to do to help. >> reporter: shannon believes there should be straining, but doesn't know the type needed. >> i don't know what kind of training you need to not beat somebody. i mean, what kind of training do you need? >> reporter: for the tyree family there is a bottom li

. >>> i'm shannon bream. welcome to fox news. >> thanks for spending this labor day sunday with us. ♪ ♪ >> whether in jgerman, italian, french, greek, it's the word that needs to translation, welcome. thousands are pouring into germany and austria for a second day to begin a new uncertain future. refugees cater across the country. angela merkel has stepped up to do more to help. 800,000 ref yees are expected to apply for asylum in germany by the end of the year. >> they'll be coming will through macedonia, major transit point for syria and iraq. the situation remains mostly calm. migrants walk to board buses to hungary. now the policy changed allowing thousands to board trains without visa checks to get to western europe. that came a day after hungary's prime minister said one bus convoy would transport all those refugees and migrants. >> the pope called on those to help those from death, war, hunger. he asked parishes across europe to provide shelter a refugee family. the vatican will shelter two families it

i'm shannon bream. good night from washington. the record" is up next. >>> it is tuesday, september 8th. bowe berg dal could spend the rest of his life bhooil behind bars. >>> one hour from now, pope francis is said to announce brand new rules for annulment. what changes could mean for catholics around the world. >>> life with a selfie? the new way to pay. "fox & friends" first starts right now. ♪ lose my mind because you make me crazy ♪ good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends" first. it is 5:00 a.m. and that could make anybody crazy. >> thanks so much for waking up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert. bea u bergdahl could be spendin the rest of his life behind bars. nearly five years after he walked away from his post in afghanistan. now, in addition to desertion, he's facing a rare charge that carries a much harsher punishment. >> kelly wright is here to break down the latest for us. good morning to you, kelly. >> that harsher charge is based on a charge that was used a lot in world war ii. but prosecutors

shannon lamb told police he would not go to jail. he meant it. the college professor a suspect in the shooting death of his live in partner and a fellow professor at delta state university was on the run but police began closing in on him. lamb ran into a wooded area they heard a gun shot and found him with a self-inflicted wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the sequence of tragic events started monday morning. that's when lamb shot and killed his live in girlfriend in the gulf coast town of gosha. he then drove 300 miles to the campus of delta state university where he killed popular history professor ethan schmidt. the shooting shattered the peace of this small and close knit town. >> i never thought it would be here at delta state. >> reports indicate lamb believed the woman was in relationship with schmidt but police won't confirm that. >> i can't answer that. it would be pure speculation on our part and we are not going to speculate in this investigation. >> classes at delta state university campus are canceled for tod

i'm shannon bream. good night from washington.he record" is up next. >> how stupid are our leaders? >> it's time to declare the end of lowered expectation. >> how stupid are these politicians? >> politicians do what is politically expedient. >> you i want to do what's right. >> politicians are all talk, no action. >> our founders never planned for us to have a political. >> you probably want them to polish your shoes. >> the only way to reimagine our government is to reimagine who is leading it. >> i'm not a politician. i don't want to be a politician. >> we need a leader ha wrote the art of the deal. >> time for citizens to stand up to the political

shannon who was mentioned in the piece says love your kids more that you know hate your ex. >> theree no kids involved, and my friends are getting a divorce, congratulations. they usually feel that way. they're happy to do it. that's one way. you got to post something before you do that status change because then it gets weird. >> then we're talking social media etiquette. >> that's what we're doing. >> we'll be right back. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, breaking overnight, police converging in one area in the urgent manhunt for suspects in an officer's murder. the search intensifying as the widow breaks her silence. >>> also breaking overnight, a chaotic scene inside an airport. smoke filled terminals, panicked passengers and thousands of people evacuated. new details just in. >>> close call. an iphone with a smashed screen destroyed by a bullett. its owner saved the smartphone. >>> caught on camera. a pachyderm's power on full display. the elephant lifting a truc

he was ambushed last friday, a suspect shannon miles has been charged with capital murder.ert raye is at the funeral. i can only imagine it's a solemn occasion there, describe the scene for us, please. >> reporter: yeah, randall, incredibly sad situation here in houston this morning as nearly 11,000 people are gathered inside the baptists church to honor darren goforth. shot execution style a week ago, his family, wife, two children came in to the church. it was quite sad to see that. we are expecting afterwards a helicopter flyover. a 21-gun salute in honor of this officer. but let's listen to what happened inside the church just moments ago. >> we will never, ever forget him and we find peace in knowing that in this tragic event that took place last week, he left the bonds of this earth to touch the very face of god. and for that we are thankful. >> reporter: you know, people from all over the country, officers, sheriff deputies from all over the country have driven in, flown in, to honor this man who was shot just a week ago. i can tell you that, you know, about two mile

before being found dead last night, shannon lamb told authorities he "wasn't going to jail oifs he was wanted for the killing i've woman he shared a home with and suspected in the murder of dealt at that time state university professor ethan schmidt. authorities put the school on lockdown yesterday just after schmidt's death. >> i took his class over the summer. >> elves a great guy. and just pray for him and his family. >> reporter: shannon lamb was also part of delta state's faculty. he taught geography and education classes. investigators are now seeking a motive for both murders he's accused of. >>> ahead tomorrow night, republican debate. donald trump spoke to a sold out crowd in dallas last night. ticket holders lined up trying to get a good seat and despite calls from some of the gop to tone down his rhetoric, trump said the u.s. is becoming a dumping ground for the rest of the world. he was surprisingly mild when it came to his rivals. >> i like carly. and i like ben. and i like many of the people that i'm running against. i mean, many of these people are terrific people. but n

shannon sohn is lye in newscopter 7 -- shannon sohn is live in newscopter 7 with an update. the front of that car looks completely totaled, shannon. >> reporter: yeah, it almost looks as if that car completely drove underneath that special needs bus. all of this happening at the intersection of woodhaven boulevard and 81st road. you can see clearly the damage to this vehicle. what we know at this point is that there were eight injuries in all involved in this accident. you can see they are working to get some of the special needs patients off of that bus but clearly the brunt of the damage done to that passenger vehicle. what you need to know as you travel through this area is really no detour is set up but woodhaven boulevard completely shut down in both directions. your northbound delay is going to take you back to jamaica avenue and we are going to bring you along the southbound side to give you an idea of how bad this is because it's stopped dead back to st. john's cemetery. you can see volume spilling onto that as well. 88th road gets you around this as best you can but

inside the court a shackled 30-year-old shannon miles was arraigned on capitol murder charge, he dida and is being held without bond. >> when deputies arrived they found deputy goforth face down in the parking lot near his patrol car and shot multiple times with a firearm, he was dead. >> reporter: devin anderson said they reviewed surveillance video from the station and came out of the store after filling out his vehicle when a man stepped out of a red truck and fired at his head and then continued shooting, 14 rounds after the deputy was face down on the ground. >> our assumption is he was a target because he wore a uniform. >> reporter: on saturday the harris county sheriff called the killing cold blooded and brought race into the discussion. >> we've heard black lives matter and cop's lives matter too and let's drop the qualifier and say lives matter and take that to the bank. >> reporter: shannon miles is no stranger with the law and has been in jail for minor convictions over the past ten years. >> everybody would sure like to know the motive and where and when he got the gun.

ballistic tests linked the shell casings to a shotgun found in shannon myles' home garage.r a shooting. but the sheriff says that deputy f goforth was targeted to his uniform. >> cops lives too. let's just drop the qualifier, lives matter. >> reporter: myles bounced around houston area colleges including the university where sandra bland was supposed to work. bland's case garnered scrutiny when she was found dead in her jail cell after being arrested during a traffic stop. all of this happened just a few miles down the road from where myles lives and where he allegedly shot and killed deputy goforth. >> mental health issues will sta take a larger role in this trial. this comes as one of shannon myles' attorneys tells us one of the first things they will do is order a psychological examination of the suspect who faces t fac faces the death penalty in this case. >>> a purple heart medal is given to american service members who are wounded or killed in combat. >>> hours ago, the u.s. state department released another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails. 7,000 in all. it says mo

shannon lam. he is a employee of the university. and at this time, we're following up on leads, and we have nothing else to release at this time. >> according to police, ethan schmidt and assistant professor of american history was inside his office when he was shot and killed. police have begun to clear all academic buildings on campus to ensure the safety of the students, and classes have been canceled for the remainder of the day. hundreds of law enforcement from across the state, along with federal atf agents are on the scene. joining me now, mark potter, who has been following this story for us. mark, let's talk about this person of interest. what do we know about him and what authorities are saying? >> what we know is that he is an instructor of geography and social science education, currently employed at the university. and that he got all three of his degrees, bachelor's, master's and a ph.d. just this spring at the university, at delta state. the police say they do not believe that he is on the campus now. but they're taki

we got shannon sohn live in newscopter 7 over the scene right now. shannon? >> diana, you can see this tractor trailer completely wedged under the elevated subway tracks that run on jerome avenue just south of east 213th street. we are hearing this happened about 4:30 this afternoon. tractor trailer even caught fire. first they are going to have to figure out though get them out of here, second if there is any structural damage to the tracks above. what this means for your service, only the 4 line runs here. it is almost at the end of the line. they had to suspend at burnside. it affects 7 stops up to the end of line at woodlawn. the mta is recommending that you take the bus service, even the bx 10, 28 or 32 to get around this. but it does not look like this will be any better in time for the rest of the evening commute. reporting live over the bronx, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, san no. >>> another big -- shannon. >>> another big story, yogi berra being remembered for what he did on the baseball field but his colorful and generous l

. >> identify this defendant shannon miles as the shooter. >> reporter: shannon miles accused of brutallyurdering sheriff's deputy darren goforth late friday. >> would you call this an assassination? >> yes. >> reporter: prosecutors say the 30-year-old miles stalked goforth right outside his cruiser at this gas station. then he executed him. >> officer down. life flight on route. >> reporter: and they say eye witnesses saw his red pick-up. police using images from these surveillance cameras outside the gas station tracking down the make and model. door knocking every house until they came upon his house. >> they asked him if he had any guns. he said he had two, a nine millimeter pistol that he had recently gotten rid of and a 40 caliber gun. >> reporter: the prosecution is asserting that miles' gun was the same one used to murder goforth. over the weekend, hundreds mourn the 47-year-old deputy and father. the sheriff suggesting his uniform could have made him a target. >> we've heard black lives matter, all lives matter. well, cops' lives matter, too. >> the responsibility for this murder

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shannon lamb is considered a person of interest. he is an employee at delta state university.his university has about 4,000 students. they were told to take shelter today as the campus was placed on lockdown. the person killed is identified as professor ethan schmidt, who worked in the history department. the cleveland police chief says he was found in his office. the school's website identifies shannon lamb the person of interest as a professor there, but it is unclear what the connection was, if any, between lamb and the professor who was killed. live in the digital operations center, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, lauren. >>> the kentucky clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, we've been following this story, she's now back at work. >> still not granting licenses to gay couples after being released from jail, davis agreed to not interfere with anyone on her staff in obeying the supreme court's decision to legalize gay marriage and issue those licenses, but she says she doubts the licenses issued under those conditions are even valid. now

they saw shannon lamb run into the woods.icers report hearing a single gunshot and then they found lamb's body. so the main suspect in two homicides apparently shot himself and is now dead. with that, we'll take a short break. we're back in a moment. [whirring of drones] just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. ♪ no sudden movements. ♪ google search: bodega beach house. ♪ ♪ it's the brand more doctorsose recommend for minor arthritis pain. plus, just two aleve can last all day. you'd need 6 tylenol arthritis to do that. aleve. all day strong. technology empowers us it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. >>> welcome back. update now on that breaking news out of

shannon miles running up behind deputy goforth, had no idea he was being targeted.ding to prosecutors, shannon miles unloaded 15 rounds into the deputy. >> just awful. and he has had a prior record. in fact, he has number a run-ins with police, right? >> yeah, before this aggravated assault in 2012, everything we found dated between 2005 and 2009. and really a left it was misdemeanor situations where it was time served, maybe he would spend a handful of days in jail. other than that, there has been very little information about his background here. we know according to his facebook page he bounced around from a couple different colleges here in the nutrisystem area. but there has been really no statements being made publicly from his family or friends here since the day he was arrested on saturday afternoon. >> ed, i appreciate it. ed lavendara. the remarks we showed you by sheriff hickman, reaction to them on all sides have turned the tragedy into something beyond that. many appear to be squeedsings this into an already heated debate about police and injustice and

in the court, a shackled 30-year-old shannon miles. he did not enter a plea. >> the deputy arrived, they found him face down in the parking lot. he clearly had been shot multiple times with a firearm, he was dead. >> the prosecutor said investigators reviewed surveillance video, and she said that he entered the convenience store after filling up the vehicle. a man stepped out, fired at him. 14 rounds were emptied after the deputy was down on the ground. >> the assumption is that he was a target because he wore the uniform. >> reporter: saturday, it was announced he was killed in cold blood. >> black lives matter, all lives matter. why can't we drop the qualifier and say lives matter. add that. >> reporter: shannon was no stranger to troubles with the law. he's done several short stints in gaol over the past 10 years. >> everyone would like to know the notive. hundreds of people of all races marched over the weekend to honour the slain deputy. >> there was a large police presence outside the court today, making sure that everyone was sa

shannon lamb told police he would not go to jail. he meant it.ssor a suspect in the shooting death of his live in partner and a fellow professor at delta state university was on the run but police began closing in on him. lamb ran into a wooded area they heard a gun shot and found him with a self-inflicted wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the sequence of tragic events started monday morning. that's when lamb shot and killed his live in girlfriend in the gulf coast town of

michael: -- shannon: they are shares against samsung.re is certainly on the high-end and it is very interesting because when you talk to the companies apple is selling and everyone else is under pressure. htc just got pulled out of the index because they are under so much pressure. tom: ok. 130 to 105. i have to pay for three new iphones today. by the time we are done today, it will be for iphones. buy, hold, sell? shannon: buy in for the end of the year and then we have to wait and see what comes. you have got basically 50 million to 20 million new lp's being added every month in china. opportunity there. at some point it is going to be tough on a year-over-year basis. shannon cross on the t-mobile phone line, switching your business to the un-carrier today. we have seen this today -- before. i'm so worried about apple. michael: we will see that after the announcement. if the and lists are right, you can make a lot of money because is 85.ce target you're looking at a $32 price increase. yield, 2.22%,ar west texas a little bit red. 49 49

you know, the suspect in this case, shannon miles made an initial court appearance.been a mystery up until now. we are starting to piece together a little bit of his background. we learned that in october of 2012, shannon miles was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. that was a case stemming from his time when he lived in austin, texas, apparently living in a homeless shelter from time to time. there he got into an argument with another homeless man at the shelter and got into an altercation. he never went to trial for this case. instead he was found to be mentally incompetent and sent to a state mental hospital for six months. we have also learned that prosecutors issued a subpoena trying to get records from another mental hospital here in the houston area. these mental health issues seem to be a focus as investigators try to determine the motive in this attack. >> does this news about his mental health give us more insight as to a possible motive here? >> so far, prosecutors -- and we've asked investigators over the last couple of days what has be

>> you know, shannon, looking at all the activities today. it's rather grueling for us in the media covering it it think of this man at the it center of it who has had to be on his game all day long. hasn't had a chance to stop. >> you are absolutely right. it's been very warm, sunny beautiful day. he is in robes. it's been oppressive the heat at times. he just left celebrating mass. is at another stop tonight meeting with seminary students. that makes several today alone. and he you think it's 18 different speeches he is going to give while he is in the u.s. over six days time or so. he is really packing it in. he must have a lot of stamina because that is a packed schedule. it is very unforgiving and you have seen him. he can't resist is. any time there is a minute that he can speak with the public reach out to them, he absolutely is kind of breaking from the schedule, stopping to do that. embracing children. embracing the disabled and really making sure that he is reaching out to people with a very genuine humble love which is what he prea

shannon miles running up behind the deputy, had no idea he was being targeted. to prosecutors, shannon miles unloaded 15 rounds into the deputy. >> just awful. he has had a prior record. in fact, a number of run-ins with police, right? >> yeah, before this aggravated assault back in oufctober of 12. everything we found between 2005, 2009. really a lot was misdemeanor situations where it was time served. spent a handful of days in jail. but other than that, there has been very little information about his background here. we know that according to his facebook page he bounced around from colleges here in the houston area. but there has been really no statements being made publicly from this family or friends here. since the days that he was, day he was arrested saturday afternoon. >> ed, appreciate it. the remarks earlier by the sheriff. reaction to them as well as other statements on all sides have turned. what was already a tragedy beyond that. better, wes, fair or not, appropriate or not. many appear to be squeezing this into a debate, race, justice, policing.

shannon lamb. excuse me, i'm sorry. we identified him as a person of interest at this time we are going to upgrade him to a suspect. we are actively pursuing mr. lamb at this moment. we have information that we're following up on. we have leads we are following up on. we've identified several vehicles that mr. lamb could possibly be using. we have located some of those vehicles and checked them out. there are a few vehicles we have not located and the press was given a copy of a tag number this afternoon. >> that it's news this hour. at 5:04 local time there in cleveland, mississippi. local officials saying that shannon lamb is no longer a person of interest. he is now a suspect. as you just heard, upgraded from a person of interest now to a suspect. they have also said earlier they believe he is driving a 2011 black dodge avenger with a mississippi license plate. this with the death of a professor at delta university. this is a small town, a small university. not more than 4,000 students. a opportunity of not more than

police say shannon lamb suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound after being followed by police last night accused of killing professor ethan schmidt in his office yesterday. he was also wanted for the death of a woman he shared a home with. >>> a reform panel looking into the shooting death of michael brown by a police officer in ferguson, missouri is mince nothing words. the report concludes brown's death and the ensuing violence is deeply rooted in racial bias. abc's kenneth moton has details. >> racial inequality and discriminatory policing. the commission laid it out in an independent report sparked by violent protests after the police killing of 18-year-old michael brown. >> if we are clear about accountability, if we're serious about racial equity and do want all to have an opportunity to thrive, it gets tough. but it's worth it. >> reporter: officer darren wilson shooting of brown was deemed justified but the commission found excessive police force eroding community trust. strained relations between officers and frustrated residents who don't feel respected. social and economic div