february from the bedells. very simple annual gift, but one that had a lot of meaning to it, more than the material that it represented, because they sent us a box of oranges from their home state of sunshine, just as regular as a clock we received these over many, many years. through these many years, their annual christmas letter was something that we look forward to, and many years they even thanked us with personal notes for our friendship in that very letter. berkley also stayed in touch with a friendly valentine note each year to my wife barbara. with berkley's passing, we are saddened to know that these tokens of friendship now come to an end. berkley's story is an inspiration for younger generations of americans pursuing their dreams. it's never too early to dream big. so this was how berkley bedell was dreaming as a 16-year-old he became an entrepreneur. berkley launched a fishing tackle business called berkley fly company with his brother jack. i'm told he started the company with $50 from paper route

india talking about legal laws including these laws of you'll eat saw or do the meek types of wilco's bedell do or do they end up often leaking business or noise unless compliant to the government in fact the spy and gave us we're not sure once again where workers have said very often the government actually complies with business welcome so business owners and lets them off without severe punishment even when they are down doing these laws when fires break out so that is sort of the debate that is really taking the country over the last weeks in this situation. if you can there are human rights compliance requirements even very 50 by companies thousands of kilometers away. so you know because the government of germany is now putting more pressure on its own companies those companies then put that pressure back on local bottlers in india there are several monitoring and evaluation n.g.o.s and companies that can get involved in helping john companies to evaluate what is going on with their populace but what donna speaking of what these women go by lucian's are these reports have been on the g

backed or you simply won't be able to exist and so hopefully as business leaders start to get involved bedell start to bring the conversation out of the policy sphere and start to affect an action that we really kind of have a talk and climate change with a sense but a pleasure and i thank you thank you so much. now we've been telling you in the last few hours about a shooting at a u.s. naval base that there are 3 people dead including the gunman u.s. officials are now saying the suspect is believed to have come from saudi arabia at least 11 people injured at the naval air station in pensacola florida not clear on the most of yet and the base is still sealed off as investigators search for evidence more would share tanzi who's monitoring this one from washington d.c. tell us more of what you know she have. in fact we're expecting a press conference in the next 20 minutes or so i suppose we'll get more information as you can imagine news that the gunman was a member of the saudi military at this base for training and is raising a lot of eyebrows but we have no indication as you have of any mot

look at this -- it is right now 33 below in bedels, it was 57 below earlier today, 130 degrees coldercts, information. >>> the national transportation safety board is sending a team to the hawaiian island of kauai to look for answers in connection to the deadly crash of a sightseeing helicopter. the remains of six of the seven people on board the helicopter have been found. search teams will be back at it first -- at first light this morning. jamie yuccas has the story. >>> our ground and air crews continue to search for survivors. >> reporter: debris from the safari helicopter carrying seven people including two children was found just north of the canyon, a popular site for tourists dubbed the grand canyon of the pacific. the tour company was known for giving visitors a bird's eye view of the island's coast and wild terrain of the canyon. for more than 30 years, they'd operated with a perfect safety record. the coast guard says the pilot radioed the chopper's physician 45 minutes before it was due to land. other pilots told officials they saw the helicopter in flight, but it disappe