Driver killed in Brooklyn police shooting, airline meltdown, Flatbush collapse records | TOP STORIES

A Saturday night police shooting on Brooklyn’s Belt Parkway near Exit 8 left a driver dead after officers responding to a 911 call about a possible abduction opened fire when a white cargo van repeatedly rammed nearby vehicles, with investigators later finding the woman involved unharmed and linking the incident to a domestic dispute. FOX 5 NY’s Lisa Evers also tracks Sunday’s top headlines, including airlines working to recover after an FAA equipment malfunction during a routine telecom upgrade triggered a nationwide ground stop, canceling more than 5,000 flights and delaying at least 14,000 others. Plus, an investigation into city and court records uncovers prior safety lawsuits against Townhouse Builders, the contractor excavating next to the Flatbush building that collapsed and killed eight people; Mayor Mamdani announces the completion of parking-protected bike lanes along Greenpoint’s McGuinness Boulevard; the U.S. Postal Service proposes an 11% January rate hike for Priority Mail and packages; and U2 releases its new song "Torn," featuring the final musical recording from the late Dolly Parton.