BERMAN: Welcome back to STARTING POINT, everyone. Some top stories to tell you about right now. Evacuations are being ordered in Wyoming as a wildfire continues to burn on Casper Mountain. The sheep herder hill fire has burned through 10,000 acres, and destroyed at least six structures so far. No word yet on the cause of that fire. And authorities say another fire broke out last night in the area of Elk Horn Canyon. They believe the new blaze was caused by a lightning strike. A former auto executive has been found dead in his suburban Detroit home after a 20-hour armed standoff with police. It is not clear whether the 50-year-old killed himself or was shot to death by police. Before he died, he shot and killed 12-year veteran Officer Patrick O'Rourke, a father of four. Police say Coley had just gone through a divorce, was about to be evicted from his home and was facing mounting legal and financial problems. Dramatic dash cam video from Oak Creek, Wisconsin, taken as officers responded to the deadly shootings at that Sikh temple last month. Lieutenant Ryan Murphy can be seen taking cover as gunman Wade Page comes into view and shoots him. Murphy survived the attack. Officer Sam Lenda who fired off a shot that hit page can be heard screaming at the suspect and his fellow officers.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I got a man with a gun in the parking lot. Get down!</s>BERMAN: Chilling. After being hit by Officer Lenda's bullet, Page who killed six in the temple attack took his own life. And next on STARTING POINT, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg joins us live from Ground Zero, as we mark 11 years since the September 11th attacks. You're watching STARTING POINT.
Wyoming Wildfires; Former Auto Exec In Standoff With Police