if we can have that information. if anyone has any information regarding this shooting, any at all, we ask us please call us again or e—mail us, or of course use our partners at first crimestoppers. i want to take a minute to thank the men and women of jacksonville sheriff ‘s office and the fire and rescue for their incredible response today. we spend a lot of time training together and separately for events like this. decree obviously that it never happens, but today it did and we we re happens, but today it did and we were prepared to. i also want to thank all our partners, many law enforcement partners who stepped up today through the challenges that we had today. through that, i will invite our narrow. —— our mayor. today, this evening and tonight, jacksonville is mourning. we have

faced an occurrence that is all too common and will require us to do the ha rd common and will require us to do the hard work of public safety to ensure that people are safe. one violent crime in our city is one too many. tonight, we pray for the wounded and with pray for the families of those who were lost. sheriff williams and j s who were lost. sheriff williams and jsoare who were lost. sheriff williams and j s o are working with state attorney nelson and law enforcement officials from local, state and federal agencies. we thank them for quickly responding and securing our downtown. our local fire and rescue professionals rapidly responded by running into chaos to start saving lives. local medical personnel at several hospitals responded perfectly. at terrible times, we see the best in people. and today is no different. there are witnesses who do not hesitate to talk to law enforcement and we need that to

continue. if you have any relevant information about this incident, you should call the numbers, this —— bishop and his team are publicising. governor scott and scores of leaders around the state have expressed their condolences and support. to all of those and anyone watching i see this, pray forjacksonville as we deal with this senseless tragedy. thank you, mayor. i will have charles spencer to say a few words. thank you, sheriff. i express mike andl thank you, sheriff. i express mike and i was and sympathy for the victims and for the jacksonville community. we are providing assistance to the sheriff office and to any investigative leads outside of jacksonville. the fbi to any investigative leads outside ofjacksonville. the fbi in baltimore and others are resisting

in the investigation. this highlights a strong partnerships that the fbi, the sheriff office and other departments have. they responded quickly and efficiently to stop it also highlights the effectiveness of the training that we do together and the exercises in preparing from tragedies such as this. the sheriff responded within two minutes. they should be very proud. i want to reiterate one final time that if you have any videos all make information, share it with the sheriff's offers as soon as you can. thank you very much. a tough day for us. thank you very much. a tough day for us. as you can imagine, we would not have been able to get to this point

without the tremendous response from state and federal agencies coming together. moving forward, we will be releasing information about potential street closures and other things in acted because of the investigation. business closures. it will be a small footprint, it will not be all over town. we will give detailed information about that. reporter: was he a game in the competition? he was a gamer. did he know the victims? i do not know the answer. what can you tell us about the victims who lost their lives as mac we are still working. --? . we

are still working and need confirmation. they are still searching areas for devices? not at this point. how many people were inside when the shooting happened?” do not have that number. it was not full but there were enough people in there. the fire marshal capacity is inaudible. what are the number of fidelity 's versus the number of injuries. the fatalities were three, including the suspect. nine were injured. how much security was there? we are looking at that. inaudible. until we

there? we are looking at that. inaudible. untilwe can there? we are looking at that. inaudible. until we can confirm the identity of the victims i cannot add to that. keep in mind that we will ta ke to that. keep in mind that we will take time to also told the family. there are oppressors as which are very narrow at this point. is there another suspect in custody as mac there is no other suspect in co. --? . there is no other suspect in custody. we have had a tremendous response and we thank the courage shown day in and day out. are there other videos apart from the once we have been told about. we cannot talk

about that. we may be wrapping up and closing down the centre. with security measures in increased after this? we will be talking about that in the coming days. was he a game are upset from losing? we cannot confirm the motive at this point. it is still under investigation. are the fbi searching his home at the moment? there is some corporation with baltimore nta and fbi. did he shoot himself inside the facility? he did. was it the garnet legal? that is part of the investigation.

“ was that is part of the investigation. —— was the gun legal. that is part of the investigation. -- was the gun legal. thank you. they run on news conference is planned for this evening. any information that develops will be put out via twitter, and if anything new is released. we have the latest briefing from the local sheriff at jacksonville, mike williams updating is in the situation. we understand that three people are dead following the shooting at a gaming event and, of those dead, it includes the suspect who has been described as a single white male, aged 2a and the sheriff did name him as david katz from the altar more area. this event

attracted people from right around the country and the sheriff confirming he had travelled to jacksonville for the event itself. 14 people reportedly people. 12 had gunshot wounds and i2 14 people reportedly people. 12 had gunshot wounds and 12 had other injuries sustained during the event. no motive has been uncovered yet and we understand that the suspect had one fire arm, the madden tournament, qualifying event. federal and local agencies investigating which means the fbi in baltimore and local sheriffs are involved following the shooting injacksonville, florida. they have been tributes pouring in from around the world and coming in also from past american presidents

tojohn mccain, also from past american presidents to john mccain, the also from past american presidents tojohn mccain, the respected us politician who has died at the age of 81. if you am more here are defeated barack of 81. if you am more here are defeated ba rack obama of 81. if you am more here are defeated barack obama —— defeated by barack obama in the presidential election decided to stop treatment the cancer two days ago. john mccain was a politician of principle — a patriot who believed in his country and fought for it at tremendous cost to himself. during the vietnam war, he was shot down over hanoi. captured, interrogated and tortured. the beatings he received during those years as a prisoner left him with lasting injuries. on his eventual return to the united states, he was hailed as a war hero and entered politics. he was to spend well over three decades representing republicans in congress. mr mccain was seen as a maverick, but he was respected, too.

in 2008, he was selected as the republican presidential candidate, but his campaign was not without mistakes and he was criticised for choosing sarah pailin as his running mate. ultimately, was to lose to history in the form of america's first black president. i wish the outcome had been different, my friends. the road was a difficult one from the outset. barack obama is, alongside president george w bush, expected to give a eulogy at his funeral. in a statement, mr obama said: but the current president didn't always show his fellow

republican such respect. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that were not captured, i hate to tell you. after surgery to remove a blood clot, john mccain made a point of walking into the senate and blocking mr trump's attempts to repeal the obamaca re health reforms. with a grand gesture, he simply turned his thumb down. at the white house, whichjohn mccain was never given the opportunity to serve, the flag has been lowered to half—mast. on friday, he chose to stop receiving medical treatment for the aggressive form of brain cancer he had been suffering from. his family said he took that decision with his usual strength of will. butjohn mccain was a man who never gave up hope in politics or in his own personal battles. i hope to impress on you again that it is an honour to serve the american people in your company.

the death of senator mccain at the age of 81. now on bbc news, it is time for the sport. this is sport today live from the bbc sports centre. coming up: chelsea 100% start to the season continues thanks to a late winner at newcastle. a huge crash in the belgian grand prix but sebastian vettel steers clear to win and close the gap on lewis hamilton. and the american lives of the fedex cup play—offs after winning in new

jersey. thanks forjoining us on sport today. it wasn't easy but chelsea maintained their 100% start to the premier league season with a 2—1 victory over newcastle at st james' park. eden hazard's penalty and a deandre yedlin own goal three minutes from time was enough to overcome newcastle and their five man defence. rafa's benitez‘ stifling tactics proved challenging for chelsea manager mauricio sarri. it is very difficult to play here. it is very difficult to play here. it was difficult. i think we were a bit unlucky in the action around the goal, but we knew that it was very

difficult for everything, but i think it is especially for our splash every team. —— every team. fulham picked up theirfirst win since promotion by beating burnley 4—2. aleksander mitrovic scoring twice at craven cottage. and chelsea aren't the only side to make it 3 wins from 3 on sunday. watford beat crystal palace 2—1 at vicarage road and are up to 3rd. i think there is no secret, the most important is to work hard, because players, i think they have done outstanding work from pre—season, and now they are getting good results. we have a good atmosphere, and playing at home, we feel co mforta ble and playing at home, we feel comfortable with the support of our fans, and we will see the next games. real madrid made it back to back wins at the start of the la liga season after coming from a goal down to win 4—1 at girona, karim benzema scoring twice. sevilla villareal finished goalless

whilst espanyol beat valencia 2—0. meanwhile on the opening weekend of the german bundesliga, marco reus scored his 100th league goal as borrusia dortmund came from a goal down to thrash rb leipzig 4—1. mainz were 1—0 winners over stuttgart. a minute's silence was held before genoa played empoli in their serie a match, as a mark of respect to the 43 people who lost their lives when part of the morandi bridge collapsed in the city earlier this month. sunday's game was the first to be held at the stadium since the disaster. and genoa were 2—1 winners in the end. christian kouame with their second goal before empoli got a consolation deep into stoppage time. that's genoa's first victory of the new serie a season. elsewhere, inter milan squandered a 2—0 lead,

drawing 2—2 with torino. spal made it two wins out of two with a 1—0 win over parma whilst fiorentina thrashed chievo 6—1. it started with a spectacular multi—car crash, and there was plenty of drama to follow. sunday's belgian grand prix provided plenty of big moments and for sebastian vettel a big win, as he cut lewis hamilton's lead at the top of the driver's championship to 17 points. nick parrot was watching: spa has a notorious history of big accidents, usually in wet conditions. with sunshine bathing the track, few would have predicted this, hulkenberg's renault slamming into the back of mclaren‘s car, with almost dire consequences. this is

why the formula one brought in the halo safety device. all three were able to walk unaided from the shattered carbon fibre. while they we re shattered carbon fibre. while they were nursing their pride, lewis hamilton's was also being damaged. the championship leader started from pole but was passed by rival sebastian vettel before the safety car came out following the crash. when racing resumed, britain failed to retake the lead. unable to catch the ferrari, he had to settle for second place —— the briton. with sebastian vettel‘s victory cutting hamilton's advantage, it was a day when f1 was shaken at the start and stirred at the finish. it was very strong at the start, but yes, a great weekend. we both dahmer ultimately perform quite well this weekend, but when he drove past me,

like, i wasn't live there on the straights. so we got to keep pushing as hard as we can, to see if we can catch up, but, that's all i can say. for the first time in nearly a0 years, a round of the motogp world championships was cancelled outright after torrential rain at silverstone in england meant all racing at the british grand prix on sunday couldn't take place. crashes in rain over the weekend meant riders were not prepared to risk their safety. discussions did take place to postpone the race until monday, which was agreed by some teams and riders, but it wasn't given the go ahead partly due to a lack of marshalls. i think you've all seen the results of when we've been running in heavy rain, that the circuit in some places is not safe because of the way the water does not drain from the surface. we did everything we possibly could to run an event today. obviously the very last thing any of us wants to do is to cancel any of us wants to do is to cancel

an event. however, safety remains a priority. bryson dechambeau cruised to a four—stroke victory at the northern trust in the first round of the fedex cup playoffs in newjersey on sunday. after seeing his lead shrink to two shots with a bogey at the ninth, dechambeau responded like this with consecutive birdies on the back nine, en route to a closing 69 and 18—under for the tournament. the win moves the californian past world number one dustin johnson in the fedex cup standings. padraig harrington blew a three—stroke lead on the back nine, as andrea pavan capitalised to clinch his first—ever european tour win at the czech masters on sunday. pavan holed five birdies, which saw him finish with a five—under—par 67 and a two—stroke win on 22—under. the 29—year—old claims his maiden european tour title, and moves to 41st on the race to dubai standings. i'm not realising what they

achieved, to be honest. playing today, i knew what it was going to be tough. padraig has got so much experience, such a great player, and he played lovely. but, you know, i think the putt on 16 was massive. you know, it could have easily gone both ways, especially he was up, he was ahead of me most of the day. but after i got ahead, i stayed aggressive, which i'm pleased i did, because again, it came down to the last. team sky's micha kwiatkowski is the new leader of the vuelta a espana after finishing second on the second stage into caminito del rey. movistar‘s alejandro valverde took the honours in a tight finish after a select bunch mastered the final climb. poland's kwiatkowski,

leading team sky for the first time in a grand tour, couldn't beat the spaniard at the finish. it was however enough to take the pole to the top of the general classification. he leads valverde by 1a seconds, with wilco kelderman a further 11 seconds back. monday is a lumpy stage between mijas and alhaurin de la torre. the fourth and final tennis major of the year, the us open, gets underway at flushing meadows on monday. women's world number one simona halep plays on day one against kaia kanepi and rafa nadal is also defending his title having pulled out of the cincinnati masters last week to rest. it is important for the feelings, for the confidence, and that gives me the chance to rest the week after in cincinnati. the name herejust to train to improve every day. last yearl train to improve every day. last year i lost in the first round, so it cannot be worse than that. but,

you know, ifeel confident. ifeel that i have again to win against her but she is very dangerous. the last ten years or so i have been coming and preparing to try and win the event, whereas i don't think that is realistic for me this year, so it is a slightly different mentality coming in than what i have had the la st coming in than what i have had the last ten, 11 years of my life. so it feels a bit odd. it's great that, yes, the last two weeks over, because i had a lot of work to do on court. but yes, we are close to the start of the us open now.” court. but yes, we are close to the start of the us open now. i won the us open five—time, so i stated quite happy. it is not like the us open never worked out from it. it hasn't the last few years, but it is all good. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, good morning. afterallthe

cold, wet weather we had yesterday, you know things can only get better. it was stuck at 40 degrees so much of the afternoon and with some rain heavy enough to give some localised flooding. we almost had to make inches of rainfall in south wales. it came from all at the cloud there. and that has moved away. still quite moist, westerly airstream heading our way, so moist, westerly airstream heading our way, so the moist, westerly airstream heading ourway, so the beer moist, westerly airstream heading our way, so the beer that bit of cloud around today, but at least we will see some sunshine at times, no more thanjust will see some sunshine at times, no more than just a few light showers. it will be warmer as well. so a few showers coming in on the westerly breeze across northern ireland for awhile. western scotland, over the irish sea into the north—west of england and wales. the showers become fewer through the afternoon. southern and eastern areas may stay dry. some sunshine at times. 19 degrees, typically. significant the woman yesterday in scotland and

eastern england. perhaps the low 20s in the afternoon for south—east and east anglia. fine as we head into the evening. a lot of cloud will to wa ke the evening. a lot of cloud will to wake up —— break up because we have seen pressure rising. these guys are the most part of an attempt is down to 19 degrees. a bit of rain not far from the north—west by the end of the night. we may start with some pockets of mist and fog in southern counties of england. shouldn't last long. plenty of sunshine for awhile, then as temperatures rise, the cloud develops, spreads out a little bit and then that will break up later on in the day. it should be dry, really, apart from the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland. some warmer conditions spilling into eastern scotland, maybe the low 20s here, mid 20s possible for east anglia and the south—east. some difficulties tuesday and wednesday. that band of rain is coming in from the atlantic on the weather front. there are developments taking place around biscay and the near continent, threatening some heavy burst of rain perhaps not far away from east anglia and the south—east of england. the worst ofjust across the water, perhaps, in that weather front coming into and wales wringing

more cloud than rain. the rain tending to peter out. high that we should get more sunshine to scotland and northern ireland, with a slightly cooler and fresher feel here. that wet weather does tend to ease through, and obviously the worst of itjust ease through, and obviously the worst of it just across the near continent. but high pressure than bills in behind that, settling things down. firstly looks like being a nice day. it will start off a bit cool, perhaps, but it's going to be dry. there should be quite a bit of sunshine. hardly a breath of wind. get the sunshine, and with the light winds it should feel quite present. temperatures the average for the time of year, low 20s in the south—east and 17 through the central belt of scotland. a lot of dry weather again, central belt of scotland. a lot of dry weatheragain, really, friday. perhaps in the saturday away from the north—west, and the signs are that especially the south—east that should get a bit warmer. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: a shooting in florida. three people are dead after a gunman opend fire during a video game tournament in jacksonville. the single suspect in this case is a

white male, and its pending confirmation we believe him to be 24—year—old david katz from baltimore, marry land. pope francis returns to rome after his visit to ireland. he says he'll pursue justice for victims of abuse committed by the catholic church. i'm lukwesa barak in london. also in the programme: australia's new prime minister announces his first cabinet, but can he heal the deep divisions within his government? a mass grave in sri lanka's former war zone