>> a community in mourning after gunmen goes on a shooting rampage admissible lien in virginia beach told people were killed and four others wounded including a police officer. authorities searching for motive as investigation unfolds in just a short time ago hospital officials held an update on the latest tragedy impacting our nation. hello everyone and welcome to "america's news headquarters". >> hello everyone. it is a somber latter-day in virginia beach the community holding a vigil saturday morning. they remember the victims who were killed in the horrible

massacre yesterday. officials releasing the names of all 12 of the victims that include 11 city employees in a contractor. some of the victims were decades of service on the job from the city and president trump sending his condolences in a tweet earlier today single "spoke to virginia governor last night in the mayor and vice mayor of virginia beach this morning to offer condolences of the great community. the federal government is there in will be there for whatever they need. god bless our families and all". they said the senseless violence leaves behind avoid that can never be filled. >> the chaplains, human services interfamily assistancfamily assd the difficult task that anyone would have to do that is notifying the families. today, we are in grief.

>> mark meredith live from virginia beach. >> good afternoon to you as you mentioned we been following the latest allotment all day. we are updating law enforcement about an hour from now but as you mentioned we just received an update from the medical center not too far from where we are who had taken the patient's yesterday who are dealing with the chaos and aftermath. i want you to hear what hospital ministers and doctors had to say moments ago. >> we had five people show up, two died in one was declared dead on arrival and second died shortly thereafter. we have the people who are injured in the hospital right now. >> three people still in the hospital as you just heard. where we are police have continued to come through the evidence and piece together exactly what led up to the shooting, we do know there has been a lot of focus on what was

going on in the workplace. it's a minute municipal building and all 12 people work there and 11 people were there in one person with the contractor. the mayor was able to speak earlier this morning into the community is in shock and he has no doubt they will be able to pull through after this crisis. >> the strength of virginia beach in the people of virginia beach are resilient and will be responsive. this incident and terrible tragedy does not reflux character of virginia beach. that is one thing we heard over and over again the community to make sure with they will not be defined by this violence that we saw yesterday and you also mentioned president trump has tweeted that he is offering federal assistant to the folks here. we know he has spoken to the governor as well as city officials from virginia beach. >> the suspect be described as a disgruntled employee. what more do we know about the motive?

>> we know he was still employed with the city so he was not terminated as some have speculated on friday he was still active employee as of friday he had been here 13 years working as an engineer and would've had access to the building as he did and walked in yesterday. we also know police have been searching the suspect some and they recovered additional weapons more than just the one gun that was found yesterday and police say they recovered a handgun that also had extended magazines yesterday but police are not giving more information yet about the additional weapons were recovered and we expect we will learn a little bit more at the next update at the 3:00 o'clock hour and we will follow it live throughout the day. >> we will be doing that. thank you so much. >> meanwhile president trump facing more follow-up after he threatened to impose a 5% tariff on mexican goods until the country stop the flow of migrants to the southern border. next week negotiators from the u.s. and mexico will meet in washington to try to find a

diplomatic solution. amid opposition from lawmakers and businesses as well, arizona congressman andy biggs is defending presidents move. >> this is a long-term issue that we are trained to resolve and hopefully we can get through this as minimal pain for short a period as possible and i'm hoping that we can avert the actual imposition of the 5% tariffs but we've got to solve the border crisis. >> what's good eric he is light at the white house with more on the story. >> good afternoon to you. a lot of republican lawmakers are very concerned about this move by the president but in the short term they argue that any tariffs on mexico would lead to america's pain more for everything from avocados to cars to home appliances. another big concern is that these tariffs could hurt the chances of ratifying a new trade deal with canada and mexico to replace nasa and those concerns are shared a number of business groups including the u.s. chamber of commerce.

they are now looking at various options to try and block the president's tariffs including the possibility of legal action. >> exactly the wrong thing that our economy needs right now and then to top it off there's nothing to solve the real problem so the using emergency powers and were still frankly trying to understand the legal basis that this can be invoked and applied. >> the white house has responded by telling business leaders to take their complaints to mexico and to pressure officials or to take action to stem the flow of migrants coming to the u.s. border. on friday press secretary defended the president's decision saying he is essentially being forced to take action to address the crisis at the southern border. because congress has failed to do so. >> this is truly an even democrats are starting to admit it's a humanitarian and national security crisis and has to be dealt with, fortunately the president is only one that is actually stepping up and putting forward tanks to stop it. >> one of the big questions, i

will mexico respond if president trump moves ahead with any tariffs and so far mexico's president says he was to avoid a trade war. he hopes to work this out to diplomatic negotiations. all conflicts and bilateral must be faced in resolved through dialogue. through community should. the use of coercive measures does not lead to anything. >> mexico's foreign minister is already here in d.c. meeting with other officials at the embassy, the mexican embassy with the summit on wednesday where he will meet with mike pompeo and see their advisor jared kushner to discuss the stairs and president triple not be around for those meetings, he will be overseas in europe meeting with leaders over there. thank you. >> we will export the developing story with wall street journal john bussey, he will be here question to be answer what could be the potential economic and political follow. and in reality help stem the

flow of migrants to the southern border. >> the white house in case close on the mueller pro. the focus now shifts to investigating the investigators and how the whole thing started in the first place. attorney general william barr is looking to the origins of the case and he says house intelligence committee chairman democrat congressman adam schiff slammed the probe as motivated and he wants to keep tabs on what the attorney general says and does. shift sending letters to other intelligence agencies asking them to share with his panel any material that is handed over to the attorney general. yesterday adam back in colorado keeping up his calls for mueller to testify before congress. >> formally said i really don't want to testify. but he should. [applause] i think for this former marine there's one more service to

undertake, that is to testify before congress to answer not just our questions but your questions. i do not think it's sufficient to speak for ten minutes and dropped the microphone. >> what does this mean going forward. criminal defense attorney as well as a former prosecutor and former assistant u.s. attorney. >> good afternoon. >> it is you. you know what the codex are saying that far misrepresented mueller. there is no conflict. then you have adam schiff saying he is going to oversee and what does that mean and how does he do that? >> i think he is talking about specifically that he is concerned about the id or the investigation that the attorney general says he's going to do of the investigation and whether he is going to be able to pull up dirt to dirty up how it began or how it proceeded. the real news is we, the only particular news was that public chose to make a statement and he

did not have to make a statement it was not a mandate for his position and was 70 like that takes an extremely step outside of the mandate to talk to the public i think we should take note. it's pretty clear that one was congressional democrats and one was congressional republicans. he is saying i'm not quite to say to you i'm going to be your savior and i want to testify. he is also telling congressional republicans there's a lot my report to you need to look at, reading in your constitutional duty to go forward and investigated. >> they cannot clear the president or, to the point of view in terms of extraction of justice. >> i think the reality is, if there's no evidence that the president had done anything wrong he could've cleared him. but he cannot do that. anybody who is a third-grade reasoning that was adjust the real reason to believe the president cannot be cleared because he is guilty. or at least indicating he might be guilty. his into their was very clear. i cannot do the job in the

department of justice, the department of justice does in the it's a president, with the constitution and it says when a president commits misconduct or suspected misconduct you, congress has to do that. with a lot of folks in congress who do not want to do that. >> also terms of mueller not wanting to testify in made it clear during the ten minute speech. you know what he will do, these call before them he will say we paged 239, if they read page 542, congressman, chairman, that's on page 451. what will that be like if he just refers to this page in that page. >> there's two pieces one, my report is my testimony. there's no way he's going to answer hypothetical and the president to report the president could be indicted, that's not his style. he will direct the back to the report. the second side is the media has done such a good job in president trump has been so insistent and his allies have been so insistent that he was cleared and that was the whole charade of the first from the attorney general in this report

cleared him. the good statement of the public believe he does not anything wrong and we sell the town hall all the republicans in the district in grand rapids michigan came out and heard him talk about why he thanks there should be impeachment proceedings, a broker to some folks in that world that is evidence of wrongdoing and it probably set down and had to point out those pieces for the president has potentially committed wrongdoing that may change the public perception of what is going on. >> others are same as wrongdoing by the fbi officials and the beginning of this investigation let me have you listen to the attorney general talking about his from how something started. >> i think it's important that we not destroy our institutions, i think one of the ironies today is that people are saying that it is president trump and institutions. i see no evidence of that and for my perspective the idea of

resisting a democratically elected president and basically filling every bank adamant is really changing the norms on the grounds that we have to stop this president. that is where the shutting over norms and institutions is occurring. >> listen to the words fully, resisting, a democratically elected president. although some mom% day that they felt they had no reason to investigate. >> formally said himself this week the russians returned to get the democratically elected president elected. so this certainly was something to investigate. attorney general barr conduct in the past few weeks particularly is when to go down in history as a really shameful conduct in the statement about destroying an institution he is talking about a president who repeatedly demeaned the fbi in its official at every level essentially this is a witchhunt, it was not a witchhunt is being run by competent and skilled

investigators who service on both sides of layout. i don't think these investigations of bill barr is hatching up will go anywhere, the real question is when people start to look at the facts we will that lead in right now it's in congress' hand and that's where we have to sue happened. >> some of the others disagree. let me read what george papadopoulos had to say. this is to have the streets recently. >> this is in the process of community with russians but i'm sure his tweet can tell us. >> he did plead guilty, the lines of the fbi about having contact with russian agent as what he said "how the hell can i have an investigation issue on me when i've never even traveled to russia not alone a russian official. it's a bogus warrant, america remember this the fbi to jim comey was trying to entrap americans working for president trump. disturbing evidence in the mueller report is being spied on from a legitimate tie in israelo

my dogs if they thought was a unicorn. as i know that's not true it's a dog. subject be wrecked and forceful about the facts. a lot of things are being said particular about the process, therefore we do not true. the courts are run incredibly distinguished judges, many of whom most are appointed by republicans. it's not as if they would allow a partisan hack investigation of a low-level staffer my serious things going on that the russians are trying to implicate the campaign and fbi and counterintelligence services had a duty to investigate that. george papadopoulos, i'm sure he's going to say would've recanted this point to make himself a brother. and to soak up something for the period with the facts are this is a legitimate investigation and senate and transcending

evidence in the public and congress are going to have to deal with the. >> youth action prepared fisa, what is a light comedy pages and can someone who wants to vote get after trauma? can they get a judge to sign off? >> you cannot get a lease officer to sign off and get a work. these are the most sophisticated warrants in investigations paid 400, 500 come tim entered somets i thousand page document you have to prepare for us tenure senior federal judge who knows with the drain. goes to multiple layers of the review of justice. these are serious considerations enemy when they do such a thing. it is inconceivable to be politicized. >> alex was prepared fisa warrant, thank you for your interview. >> figure. >> an emergency is unfolding as people in arkansas are being told to leave the home and get to higher ground as floodwaters upstream for more than a week are causing new problems

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the raging river in the spot has an entire law kanban system submerged so no votes or commercial barge can get there. that is all up and down the river. our own allie rappa got back from a ride along with the share. he took her to some of the hardest impacted areas so we can get video, this is in conway and she also went into neighboring mayflower, arkansas. when you look at the brand-new video you can see home after home taking a serious water, sand bags on roofs up to windows. the folks adding height to the sandbag mounts as the water level key fundraising. you talked about the evacuations, here and also down in little rock a lot of it at this point are so voluntary. a lot of residents are choosing to stick it out in order to keep tabs on the property. despite loss and historic nature

of the flooding that we see here as well experience the disasters, the community pulling together and neighbors are helping neighbors. >> you wonder why these things happen and this might be exactly why because it brings everybody together. they kind of start with a clean slate, build a relationship that is more stronger than politics. that may be what is happening here. i think it's awesome but sad under the circumstances. >> here is a real concern, i know adam is going to talk about the. the forecast does not look good for the next week or so want to get past this weekend and more rain in the forecast eric expected only to exasperate the situation on the ground and some of the places.

>> it is so tough and heartbreaking for those folks. >> is there any relief in sight? fox news coverage continues with meteorologist adam, what is the forecast? >> you heard it a little bit, maybe for the course of the weekend there's areas that will get a break but in the long term forecast it is not looking as good. we are crudely dealing with a lot of warm air in the eastern half of the country in the middle 80s, upper '80s, humid, a lot of moisture in the air and it will come down as rain eventually. there is an area where we see potential for severe storms this afternoon anywhere from the great lakes all the way back in to the planes although this will not be nearly real big thunderstorms that we've seen over the last week or two. at least not today. currently there are spots where painting to do right along the great lakes getting into the portions of eastern michigan that the severe thunderstorm watch and there have been a couple spells which means went up to 50 moles an hour in likely

hail. we start to look at the entire weekend and it's a forecast model you're looking unfortunately at the middle the country, everything in the mississippi river basin getting widespread another three to 4 inches of rain on top of everything that is already out there and ultimately with the ground saturated has to go somewhere and it's been running into the tributaries and they all feeding down into the mississippi. right here, this is arkansas river the flood watches and warnings stretching along there. they're running up and down the mississippi river and pretty much all of these along the path already under watches and warnings and with another three - 4 inches of rain on the next week flooding will remain an issue. >> people's homes are already soaking and floodwater. >> it's horrible. thank you so much. >> nancy pelosi says president trump wants congress to impeach him. do you buy that? you think is itching to be added

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♪ >> we are waiting on an update for the virginia beach massacre in a community set to start a half hour from now and when it happens we will bring it to life on fox news so stay with us for that. as the investigation and testify about the killers motive. here's what we know so far. police say the gunman opened fire at a minnesota building yesterday just after 4:00 p.m. he was later killed after a link we gun battle with officers. investigators have released the name of the 12 victims killed in the machining, all of them are city workers except for one contractor who is just trying to get a permit. police have not described a possible motive for the attack says the government was

disgruntled. again will bring you the update when we begin at the top of the hour at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> now the politician on half of the money 20 democratic politics. they are attending the california state convention there. almost all of the major contenders will be attending which is considered to be the biggest event in the early primary season. the notable absence, former vice president joe biden. he still has a demanding more from lead in the race and the nomination he will be a no-show. here is more antics plainly. >> thousands of delegates will be here at muskogee center, let harris just finished firing at the crowd here in 11 other contenders over the course of today and tomorrow. this democratic party kicked off just a few minutes ago with house speaker nancy pelosi

attacking the president. >> this week we heard directly from special constable or, his report and his report special counsel mueller warned us that there was an attack on our election in attack on our democracy itself. president trump causes a hoax. why is it that the president won't defend our democracy from this foreign threat? why is the president covering up? >> the party most popular contender is absent, joe biden is in ohio this weekend and plans to fundraiser later this month. no doubt many of the lesser-known candidates are glad they don't have to share the spotlight with the front runner. as they try to break through and gain traction, anyone who is not biden or bernie sanders appointed 7% less than california and the state that is become more popular politically

after moving his primary up from june to super tuesday, march 3. it was only seven minutes to make the best impression, the candidate who needs to be mindful of what they say largely progressive crowd does not backfire later in their campaigning. >> it is important that if you're one of those candidates to keep in mind that what goes on in the hall in in those meetings matters only to the extent that it is broadcast around the country and you have to be careful in pursuit of the specific constituencies and why to show respect of those by showing up that you don't step on your toes. >> candidates are racing for one event to the next, harris, sanders, they attended an immigration for valley to top construction of the present border wall and casher going further to decriminalize order crossing and half a dozen

candidates attended a labor union process outlining their priorities for workers in 2020 and beyond. later today eight candidates will take part by progressive action and they will each get five minutes to pitch one big idea that they hope will be big and buzzworthy enough to set them apart. right now beto o'rourke rocks into the crowd. >> the heat so mucthank you so . >> how russia trained to divide this country. i do not want to put it into russia's hand divide this country more with the partisan impeachment. >> that is democratic congresswoman of michigan on the push by some house democrats to start impeachment proceedings against president trump cottages mention house speaker nisa posey adjustable report in the president just a short time ago and suffered cisco in just a few

days ago she told jimmy kimmel this about the president when it comes to impeachment. >> i think that the president wants us to impeach him. >> you think he wants us to impeach him? >> he knows is not a good idea to be impeached but the silver lining for him that he believes he would be exonerated by the united states senate. >> let's talk about it now with political panel, brad blakeman the former deputy assistant to george w. bush, scott bolden here former d.c. democratic party chairman and former chair of the national bar association pat. good to see both of you. scott europe first paid what you explain to speaker posey strategy to save off impeachment. >> she is trying not to impeach the president, i think there a lot of people in the democratic side in the house that will certainly want to and who have not spoken up. policy is right about one thing, it is almost like the president

is big and the democrats to impeach him because he knows he will be exonerated in the senate but another peac piece that shes not say, donald trump in his team could say they're all about politics but they believe it would rev up their base in his is on ration with rev up just in time for the 2010 election that's on about political strategy within that can. thank goodness i'm not in that camp. [laughter] >> let me say something before you jump in. i have information hear from chad who's a group politics on the hills. he is pointing out that the redundant now is 432 members in the house of representatives, their 44 members, one of them is republican representative from michigan who is for impeachment. that works out to 9.8%, not even 10% as check points out, when we hear all this noise of

impeachment they are nowhere near the number. now back to you brought, as you watch all of this from the other side of the track how do you see this political pickle that the democrats are in? >> i think they want to have it both ways. impeachment is mostly used as a tool to shield the constitution and democrats using as a sort to kill a political and man enemy. someone they did not like from the beginning. but trump's syndrome has reached a holy stage, according to democrats is a get on impeachment. this is crazy talk. >> winds at crazy talk. it could work out for president trump as a has worked out for other presidents in the past who have undergone impeachment. if it works out they get reelected. winds at crazy talk? >> here's the problem, it sucks the air out of the o oxygen of e

election. the last thing i want is a way scott up in impeachment. >> there are candidates out there that said impeachment, many let me talk about what it is i do for you when i become president. >> maybe but maybe not. the reality of the nixon impeachment was a televised hearing and i'll be honest with you, it's one thing to read a 500, 600 page report -- >> which probably most americans did not read. >> but the reality is, when you live on tv and you lay out the articles in regard to the obstruction allegations that mueller made when you lay out the lies and deceptions in the extent to which a triple ministration officials have gone to in regard to the mueller report and then ignoring the subpoenas, being unprepared and the president directly ignored

legitimate subpoenas. i have to tell you, it's one thing to read it but a whole another thing to watch it, and i have to tell you, if it's their duty to protect the consultation that i want the impeachment process to run its course because it's got to or otherwise the constitution has no seat. i think they will get there. >> brett, hold on for me. republican senator john kennedy from louisiana, my home state, was on and senator kennedy said the democrats need to make a decision. >> do your business or get off the pot. you want to impeach, have at it. let's go. >> if he is right up there with skim milk but if you still want to go forward to it. there are things we can work on when we have more in common things like healthcare, health insurance, prescription drugs, infrastructure. >> almond milk is much better

than skim milk. but that's not the point. >> i want to close in the serious issue. about how political you think this is and how the democrats are using this as a political weapon. should americans be concerned at the focus is on the political benefits or gain rather than all of congress coming together to really dive into obstruction of justice concern raised in the mueller report. it appears that many republican lawmakers have put on blind folds when it comes to the russia report? >> i read the report and i'm an attorney and i scrutinized it in the fact of the matter is that the president was cleared of obstruction, he was cleared -- >> he wasn't according to mueller. >> mueller left it hanging -- >> we are running out of time, did not mr. miller put everything in his report for congress to take over and investigate because mr. mueller spoke recently to americans said

that if i found that the president was not guilty of obstruction of justice i would've said that clearly in my report. which he did not. >> he not only said it but he wrote it and now it's up to congress. d.o.j. and mr. barton others took it upon themselves, i'm going to make a judiciary decision and get to decide there's not enough based on the review. and a lot of americans to find that unsettling and congress has the intellect question and i think the congressman from louisiana is absolutely correct. either we do it or we don't. we move on, otherwise let's get on with the process. >> i like you both, let's have drinks together. >> tariffs on china, now mexico could be next. why president trump is putting pressure on mexican counterparts. will that mean higher prices for us? ♪

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mexico under mexico plan to meet next week in washington. this after president trump threatened tariffs on 5% of all mexican goods that are imported into her country starting june 10. it's a possibility of raising a member of tariffs to 24% until mexico stops as migrants from crossing into her country. the president move is receiving mixed reactions. >> these tariffs are very unhelpful, both in terms of the american economy but really creates a lot of uncertainty around consideration of usmca. >> understand president trump frustration about mexico's lack of cooperation in congress and failure to act. if you come from central america you claim asylum, you should be claiming that in the first country in that is mexico. but they completely rejected that hopefully the move by president trump will bring them to the senses and they will cooperate with us. >> mexico city, they join us in

"washington journal" and fox news contributor. you think you were quick. >> what woodworking be, how does mexico prove that it's doing enough to keep margaret to customs border from central american neighbors and then these people gravitating up to the u.s. border what would mexico have to do, set up refugee camps, what sort of entails? is unclear there. a lot of other lack of party. these tariffs will other up to 24%, this is her third biggest trading partner, our second in terms of importance, it's something of experts or greater than a third of the gdp in mexico, for a fifth of them go to the united states. you can see how entangled these economies are and if this gets worse, if it does get up to 25% it will have a big economic effect on the southern.

>> the numbers are unbelievable if you take the ford f1 50 pickup truck they say 50% of that is an ineffectual mexico and many other cars and vehicles, but you present, the state of texas has $107 billion worth of trade. so 27 billion or so would be 25%. >> is a very good point, auto is something that has not been affected by the trade stat with china, it would in this case. vegetables, fruit, oil consumers can see the price of oil going up in the united states so the signals a sense that the marketplace in the business in general is one of great uncertainty. you are seeing that in stock prices decline because they do not know whether or not you will get up to the 43%. on the other hand, the other thing, it sends a signal to china in the midst of these negotiations with china that you could trick a deal with us and still for some other reason the

trade, immigration has nothing to do trade. we may hit you with turfs. this is the president's message to mexico, you have to do something more, this is a way to potentially have them do that. they have taken some steps to stop some migrants and they have arrested them, we seek asylum on the other side of the border, the flows continuing and as with the president -- >> it is in you can synthesize the problem on the border, can mexico released him this in the condition mexico is, if the economy in mexico worsens as a result of tariffs on their goods you can see for mexican migration in the united states a for work. it can worsen the migration problem paid on the other hand, there's a problem at the border so would you do? you put pressure for diplomatic metric, on mexico to do their best to stomach. yet something much more profound and that is an agreement between republicans and democrats on a

plan to stop the migration at her border. that is the main point. >> do you think anything will come out on the meeting on wednesday? >> this is a diplomatic effort of mexico, there try to keep the economy going, the peso has already declined as a result of these sites and my suspicion is that the president really wants to stick with this. he may hear as you heard earlier in the broadcast from republicans on his own side almost issue saying, this is not the way to go. >> chuck grassley calling and misuse of tariffs. they he so much for coming in on a saturday. >> a mother of five goes missing in the middle of a nasty divorce. also we are waiting and update from the police in virginia beach about the massacre that claimed the lives of the 11 city workers in one resident in that community.

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>> right now police in connecticut are fearing the worst as they intensify their search for missing mother of five. the case has now become a criminal investigation. 50-year-old jennifer was dealing with the divorce and custody battle before she disappeared ages ago. investigators suspect foul play

after reportedly finding blood in her own. here's more from her studio in york city. >> the big developing today, police searching the estranged husband with warrant in last night. video shows him in his own car with the police escort to the station for his question for roughly one hour. so far no arrests have been made. jennifer duelists a 50 euro mother of five has been missing since may 24 from drop your kids off at school at eight in the morning. she failed to show up to appointments later that day and by 7:00 p.m. her friends reported her missing. the 2017 chevy suburban was founded apart. police searched the area with dogs and drums and even stop drivers to handout missing persons flyers in hopes to find easily. on thursday please expanded the search area to jennifer's parents home in new york in her strength husband home in connecticut.

they were seen searching dumpsters and sewer lines and hartford. she was in a bitter divorce and custody battle since she filed the divorce in 2017 telling the court in one of 500 filing "i'm afraid of my husband, i know filing for divorce in filing this motion will enrage him and i know he will retaliate tried to harm me in some way" her five kids are reportedly stated her mother's house and hoping that she comes back safely. >> what horrible story. very disturbing. >> were waiting on update from police and the horrible massacre in virginia beach. the news conference as you can see is expected to start any moment and we will take you there life in virginia beach when it starts after this. [sobbing] i had a hear rin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously.

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>> we are waiting and update from police from the deadly horrible mass shooting in virginia. the news conference will begin just moments from now. twelve people were killed when a gunman opened fire at the municipal building of virginia beach predicted victims were 11 city employees and several worked there for decades. a contractor was applying for a permit was also dead as a gunman from the building. >> hello everyone welcome to a new hour of america's headquarters. >> police say the gunman went on a shooting repeat just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday. he was later killed after a lengthy gunbattle with officers on scene, hospital officials

giving an update earlier