subway. casey, what can you tell us? 109,000 people. that s the population of this community. a community that s heartbroken tonight in trying to come up with some kind of answers in terms of what would have driven someone to walk into this very busy shopping center this afternoon in the middle of a saturday afternoon, 3:30 or so, broad daylight, and start opening fire. multiple fatalities have been reported though we don t know the exact number just yet. that information we are trying to get nailed down but we can tell you there have been people who have lost their lives this evening. even a few reports that one of those deaths involves a child. so just the unthinkable here as the scene is very much active. they have gone ahead and moved the fire truck that was in the road over here. are you going to reopen this now? this is the main road called chelsea, and this has been shut down totally to traffic for quite some time since this all happened. remember when the call came
legislature. holding hostage hour is not in democracy. happy easter. he says he plans to run for re-election. i will either roll an egg or pushing them out. joe biden says he wants to be here six easter egg roll. that s beyond a it four year term. go to austin all the way to seattle. bought a horse $3,000 craigslist. preparing him and myself for the great journey ahead of us we begin with a fox news alert. a fifth victim has died in horrc shooting. steve: one saved life running toward the shooter 10 days after graduating from the police academy. brian todd piro joins us with the latest. todd: number of victims killed rising following yesterday s rampage at old national bank louisville slugger field. all five victims were banks employees. at least 8 others were hurt, including two police officers 26-year-old officer nicholas wilt is clinging to life after getting shot in the head while lungeing towards the gunman. officer nicholas wilt, just graduated from the
the f.b.i. doesn t do anything without the n.y.p.d. that s a partnership that was forged in fire in my thirty six years in policing our relationship has never been stronger this case told that story again new york city cops were side by side with f.b.i. agents many other agencies in florida this morning together they brought justice as they always do the wide experience of our agencies coupled with the individual expertise of the members of the n.y.p.d. bomb squad are highly trained emergency service unit our intel bureau a counterterrorism bureau our patrol cops with a first to respond to c.n.n. all helped lead to today s arrest i can be more proud of the work each of them did in this case and the work they do every day we said from the outset that we would identify an arrest the person or people responsible for these acts we can make that promise because of the confidence we have in our ability to investigate and it deliberate the precise manner today s arrest means that new yorker
There was a lot of reporting that there might be a second person involved. so they have to make a clean sweep of the area. you have to hold people there, you have to hold the cars there. then you will go into the backward looking stuff. see if you have indicia of somebody else being there. if you have other cars involved. the shooter s car, you have to make sure there are no booby traps. then you have to go into the shooter s life once he or she is identified. you have to look at his home life. is the house booby trapped? is the bedroom booby trapped? what was their digital life like? this is a tough nut to crack. this will be an all hands response. patrol cops, detectives, the feds are involved. make no mistake. this is major law enforcement.
The other officer, nic wilt, who graduated from the academy less than two weeks ago is in critical but stable condition. meanwhile, joining us on the couch retired new york city police department inspector paul mauro joins us now. good morning. you always hate to hear a story about somebody doing their job 10 days out of the academy fighting for his life right now. really just another horrible aspect of this story. he is out not longer than put it this way his academy graduation week was longer than he was on the street. right? and he runs towards this. one of the things that i think people don t take into account is that he is a patrol cop. he is not sort of swatted up. where he has got vests on and a big cage, and a long gun. these are patrol cops. steve: he just jumped out of a car. jumps out of a car and handgun and running towards something that he can almost certainly sound from the sound of it and circumstances he will be facing a much more powerful weapon. so they