Reporter good morning, pat and gus. Take a look behind me. Youll see a heavy Police Presence is here at the hospital and we expect the Police Commissioner to arrive at any moment. In fact, he may have gotten here with an suv and lots of detail behind it. Theyre keeping folks away from the emergency room. We know two officers were shot. One appears to have been shot in the back, the other in the torso. Both expected to be okay. Now youre looking at the scene. It happened around 3 30 this morning. You can see a large group of investigators and officers on the scene. Several police cars there. What we know is that two officers were shot in a shootout, one in the back and one in a the torso. Both are expected to be okay. The suspect has also been shot. Hes at another hospital and hes in stable condition. As to what led to this shooting, were still trying to figure out the details. Here at kings county. You can see officers are keeping folks away from the emergency room as two officers are
Foundation. In tappahannoc, it was confirmed to be an ef3, but no one was killed. Reporter the first word everyone uses to describe what happened here in tappahannock is devastation and the second, miracle because its hard to believe that no one was killed. I was devastated, devastated. Reporter its hard for william dockry to look at whats left of his church which isnt much. It was demolished in what many believe was a tornado. That church right there has been here for years and years, just renovated. Everything is gone. Reporter it could have been worse. The bible study was canceled for a good reason. Good thing it was. It would have been bad. Reporter about 30 30 structure is damaged. I look over there, and i look and say how did anybody get out . How . Reporter neighbors say that this structure was picked up and thrown about 300 feet. A family of four was inside at the time. We heard somebody yelling, and come to find out it was a little girl stuck in the rubble there. Reporter dann
Hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. A brush fire burning in morris county, new jersey. Chopper 2 so far head. Joe biermann with this birds eye view. Joe. Reporter hello, maurice. The first of the warm weather means the first of the brush fires. Now, this is a large area. The big picture is its between route 280 and route 10. It is about 5 acres that, um, the Fire Department says is on fire. Its mostly contained in that area. Some of the local streets, troy and melanie, as we widen out you will see homes at the bottom of your screen. Thats the primary concern. The Fire Department has set up defensive operations. They have controlled burns trying to burn it away from homes. Joe biermann, cbs 2 news. Thank you, joe. Some new information now on the search for a missing tenyearold girl in rockland county. Kelly pillco was found safe in harlem this afternoon. She is on the way home. She never made it to school. Police say she took a cab from Spring Valley to the city. A Business Owner in manhattan fou
Forecast. We have the right lane blocked. We dont have a good camera in that area. Just a warning there. 66 westbound at 123, that earlier crash is now out of the way. You cant see it there anyno longer. 95 northbound here headed at 95 north, you can see the volume not seeing an actual problem at this point. Well let you know if we do. Wide look at thing overall, no major problems. And 2595 maryland and into gw looking quite good. Today a former fbi agent will appear in a Northern Virginia courtroom after allegedly trying to get on the grounds of the cia. The former agent drove to the nsa headquarters in maryland and videotaped some of that drive before posting it on facebook. This is the story you first saw on news 4. Why the woman went to the cia in the first place. Kristen, good morning. Tunisia davis is the former fbi agent. She will be here in federal court this afternoon for a hearing on a charge of assaulting a police officer. According to Court Records obtained by the news 4 i
Newsroom with the details tim. Yeah, dan, alma. This lawsuit was filed on behalf of more than 50 tenants in San Francisco superior court. Its seeking damages for what the plaintiffs are calling chronic mismanagement and deception following flooding that shut down the building in june. Sub, amirsa and her husband rohan left their home at 33 tahama in San Francisco to go grocery shopping, but four months later the couple still havent returned home. They basically told us like you cant come back in and we dont know when you can come backnd uneds residents of 33. Tahama who have been displaced for months after pipes burst releasing 20,000 gallons of water into the highend Apartment Building at least 400 tenants were displayed now more than 50 of them have fouled a lawsuit against the propertys Management Company hines alleging everything from chronic mismanagement to deceit there was a consistent theme though where they werent getting answers were there left essentially an alert at a News