it is early morning in ensign on the mexico techno has been invited to travel out to the pacific ocean to see where the bucket the rescue plan is truly taking shape these pens belong to bottle farms a mexican tuna farming company the bakkies a rescue team turned to them for help we are aware of the natural these big problem we have the big danger of losing the bike you know so we are aware of that we are delighted to be part of or. is the operations manager of a quad you'll see on the a c pen designed to give tourists an up close view of the tuna farming business this plan is currently located off the coast of ensign out of mexico on the pacific side of baja california and contains hundreds of bluefin tuna but before long it will be moved to the gulf of california and if all goes well with a back to the rescue effort instead of china there will be back keep us swimming within it be bunko provided renderings of the redesigned bucket the pan which feature 2 observation tubs this tourist attraction will become a floating laboratory you know we're looking at the tuna in the observation are

the german parliament that's the blunder starts human rights and humanitarian aid committee and the ensign welcome to do. now the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill to impose sanctions on chinese officials and condemn the treatment of we in changing the you think it is time that germany did something similar it is time for chancellor merkel to put it on the agenda of the upcoming european council to talk about a common european perspective on posing sanctions and i wouldn't oppose these talks about sanctions definitely not and you have made that point clear earlier but there is a joint european solution the only way what is preventing germany from acting on its own. well i would love to have germany act on its own and also take steps for a european common answer to these human rights violations in china so far germany has not stood up i hope that chancellor merkel will do so the upcoming week but so far i am very certain that we need a common european answer because china. it is we're talking about over a 1000000000 people and a european answer would be a balanced way to to ha

it is the same expectation of a second lieutenant in this case, ensigns and lieutenants elsewhere, the same expectation by the nation of the young officer as it is for the four-star general commanding a theater of war. this is why we are so unique as a people. this is why our country has been so unique in the entire history of humankind. rather than swear an oath to a king or to a symbol or to a flag or to some piece of terrain, we, you, have sworn an oath to a set of principles enshrined in the constitution of the united states and you need to understand that. again, three levels up, i am standing there reading the constitution. i can hardly stand it. in all the time i have led marines around the world, i am about to go out again and would in fact be on the ground leading the first marines to go into sarajevo at the end of the bosnian war, i had never laid eyes on that document. so i strongly recommend you take some time and think about your oath of office. it is not just a ceremony. it is the commitment of your very life in the end, to what we are all about. when you put the remains

this attack as a symbol in his speech specifically the door which actually prevented the attack from ensign entering the synagogue backing up back in october saying that if that door was strong enough to stop that attack on germans now strong enough and capable to stand up to against anti-semitism but also why didn't they strong enough and capable to stand up against any kind of racism and any kind of hate kit what else will you talk about i say one of the other main issues is democracy and one of his main issues is saying to germans do not take democracy for granted of course germany celebrated 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall this year which was brought about very much by a democratic movement which started in the former east in the city of light sake and he holds today on germans to stand up for the democratic rights saying that you have the power to go to the polls and make your concerns heard but also at the same time warned against the feeding into any incitements of hates which has become more acceptable at least in german society in recent months of course want to keep ber

duluth, before entering the naval aviation officer candidate program and earning the commission of ensign. in april of 1965, he received his naval flight officer wings and was deployed to vietnam. flying in an f-4-b phantom as a radar intercept officer. in october of 1965, david was shot down and captured by enemy forces. he spent the next seven years and four months as a prisoner of war in various camps, including the infamous hanoi hilton. despite the cruel torture and inhumane conditions, david endured at the hands of his captors. they were never able to rob him of his resilient american spirit. following his release from prison, david vowed that he would be happy for the rest of his life. he went on to continue a life of service. reporting to pilot training and earning his naval aviation wings in 1975. throughout his career he flew various types of aircraft and retired after 20 years of honorable service. he also got married and started a family of his own. in my hometown of duluth, minnesota, we are incredibly proud to have a hero like commander david wheat living amongst us. mr. sta

ensign joshua kaleb watson was just 23 years old.g watson died a hero and saved other innocent lives during the shooting. this investigation extends all over the world. a noted intelligence group which tracks violent

ensign joshua caleb watson.ing to hide and helped the first responders find the terrorist so he couldn't kill more people. that ensign's dad said he wanted to be in the military since he was 5 years old. pete: it's so important to say the names. the other name is cameron walters, 21, another member of the navy who was killed. as ed so properly said, by this cowardly terrorist motivated -- we now know it's been revealed overnight that this terrorist held a dinner party to watch mass shooting videos the day before the attack. come to my dinner party and watch these mass shootings attacked. also went to new york city, went to the rockefeller tree lighting center ahead of the attack, what was he thinking, why was he doing it, when was he radical radicalized? but anyone that did that and then you know at least one of the fellow saudis was filming the attack and two others in the car awaiting what happened next. this looks like more than one individual seeking to attack the united states. this looks like a cell. lisa:

they include ensign joshua watson, a 23-year-old from alabama, airman mohamed hatham, a 19-year-old from st. petersburg, florida, and a third student not pictured, airman apprentice cameron scott walters from richmond hill, georgia. the sailors who lost their lives in the line of duty and showed bravery, when on fronted, they didn't run -- confronted, they ran towards the danger and saved lives. the fbi has officially identified the shooter as mohammed al-shamrani, a 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force who was among hundreds of foreign students from ally countries who studied aviation at the base. a u.s. official says the suspect hosted a dinner party last week in which he showed videos of mass shootings and that authorities are questioning several saudi students, at least one who was seen recording video as friday's attack unfolded. florida senator marco rubio, who met with faith officials, tweeted today: investigators worked through the night here in pensacola. it's important we learn how and why this attack happened so we can fix any shortcoming in our vetting o

ensign joshua kaleb watson was just 23 years old. his family today praising his courage saying watson died a hero and saved other innocent lives during the shooting. this investigation extends all over the world. a noted intelligence group which tracks violent extremism says this officer who killed and hurt so many people yesterday hated america and american people. how he got on to a secure u.s. military base as part of a training program is a big part of the investigation this weekend. cnn's national correspondent is in pensacola, florida. also with us cnn's josh campbell who is a former fbi supervisory special agent. brynn, there is a brand new piece of information right now about this gunman and where he spent some time last month. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right, ana, this reporting from the "new york times" who says a source that had knowledge of, information about this investigation says that the gunman along with two other saudi nationals was visiting new york city around the thanksgiving holiday going to cert

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taken immediately after the rampage as families mourn the loss of three young lives, 23-year-old ensignhua watson, 19-year-old airman mohammed sameh haitham and 21-year-old airman apprentice cameron walters. members of the community lining up to pay respects during a solemn procession returning the fallen to the naval air station. >> i urge anyone who feels they need a little extra support to reach out and get the help they need. >> reporter: the two officers injured when they heroically confronted the gunman are now recovering. trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to trevor there and the fbi says the gun used in the shooting was purchased legally in florida. normally it's not legal for non-u.s. officials to obtain a gun, however a federal law allows official representatives from certain foreign governments like saudi arabia to obtain a gun. >>> we turn now to capitol hill and the fast-moving push to impeach president trump. another public hearing is set for today with house democrats poised to make their case to kick president trump out of office. the president is refusing to

. >> airman, ensign and apprentice. >> police shot and killed the gunman.bc news reporter dave packer has an update. >> reporter: community coming together to hold vigil for those affected by the deadly shooting. alleged gunman opened fire in one of the classrooms in pensacola. >> one shot, appears multiple. >> reporter: shooter slowing down when one person barricaded a door, allowing others to flee. four sheriffs deputies located him. gunman firing back. one shot in arm, other in the knee but continued to fire at suspect, eventually killing him. second lieutenant the royal air force. post of hatred appears connected. don't believe he's connected to terror organization. says too early to call it terrorism. >> got to let the fbi do its work, get the facts and move on from there. >> attending flight training for u.s. navy. foreign students from 153 countries are in the u.s. for military training. this has been done for decades, doing this with other foreign countries, i guess we'll have to look into the procedre. >> reporter: fbi thanking the service organiza

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navy identified the men as 24-year-old ensign joshua watson, 21-year-old airman apprentice cameron waltersand 19-year-old airman mohammed haitham. haitham followed his mother's footsteps into the navy. this is his mother, evelyn brady. >> i love you. i love you. i am so very proud. >> reporter: tonight the f.b.i. confirmed that the shooter, 21 - year-old mohammed alshamrani, a member of the royal saudi air force, was active on social media. law enforcement is still looking for a motive. barely two hours before the shooting spree, someone matching alshamrani's identity posted this on twitter, "oh, american people, i hate you, because every day you supporting funding and committing crimes not only against muslims but also humanity." "the associated press" has reported that the shooter held a dinner party days earlier where he watched mass shooting videos with three other saudi students. the f.b.i. says alshamrani carried out the shooting with a legally purchased nine millimeter handgun. florida governor ron desantis wants the federal government to close loopholes. >> the second amendment app

. >> ensign joshua watson was shot five times but crawled out of the classroom building.unman and his location to authorities. eight others were injured in this attack. abc's stephanie ramos has more from pensacola. >> reporter: the deadly attack at the naval air station in pensacola now a terror investigation. hundreds of federal agents working around the clock to determine if gunman mohammad alshamrani had help in carrying out his shooting spree. >> our main goal right now is to confirm whether he acted alone, or was he a part of a larger network? >> reporter: authorities say the gunman's saudi classmates are being kept on the base and cooperating with questioning. alshamrani, a member of the saudi air force, in pensacola as part of a pilot training program. military bases now on alert, but authorities emphasizing there's no known danger. >> the community is safe and there's not any sort of immediate direct threat of any additional terrorist acts at this time. >> reporter: officials tracing the gunman's footsteps claiming he and several classmates made a recent sightsee

admit your mistakes. 1968, i am a onnd-new instant -- ensign the strauss. we are in the tonkin gulf. we are on a mission called plain guarding. at that time, it might be different today because it was 50 years ago. when aircraft carriers launched or recovered aircraft, they wanted a destroyer one nautical mile in front and another one one nautical mile in trail simply because if someone went in the water, you hopefully were able to pick up the pilots. in the navy at time, the worst time for airedale's flying off of the carriers was actually landing. that was true and it was little-known that navy pilots flying against the north had a 50% chance of being hit during a tour, which was typically six months. they may make it back to the carrier not shot down necessarily, but we often had planes getting back over the water and wanted to get back on the carrier. the role of the destroyers was important. the navy launched and recovered aircraft at night. you could not tell the difference. we flew a lot of night missions. ,t is the medwatch, -- midwatch the watch fr

i want to see 3 non profit according to the whistleblower a company called ensign pick advisors is helping the church to exploit its status as a nonprofit organization to dodge taxes alleging the mormons could go a huge amount to the state and he also says members have parted with their money on false pretenses the mormon church asked members to give it 10 percent of their income this money is meant for charitable educational and religious purposes but the whistleblower claims it's simply been squirreled away for the last 2 decades the church is the accusations claims being currently circulated are based on a narrow perspective and limited information the church complies with all applicable law governing our donations investments taxes and reserves the church also says the whistleblower is a disgruntled ex employees seeking compensation and are to source inside the church told us the internal revenue service finished a major audit 2 years ago and found no problems but people we spoke to in new york were not surprised by the whistleblowers revelations. i'm not terribly surprised after all t

go about theirs day today, maybe watching the game or not, it's important to think about ensign watson, and everyone who has worn the uniform. if you come from a military family and you have the same appreciation, can never do enough to honor that service and sacrifice but one of the easiest ways is to pay attention and to reflect. host: amen. we would like to think will one >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. senior communications advisor to the 2016 trump campaign stephen miller will be on to talk about impeachment and the trump campaign reelection strategy and brandy weingarten, american federation of teachers president, discusses the role her union will play in the democratic presidential primaries and general election. the national political reporter selena zito talks about campaign 2020 and her book, the great revolt, inside the populist coalition reshaping american politics. be sure to watch "washington journal". join the discussion. 2020 presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar delivers remarks on foreign policy at the

go about theirs day today, maybe watching the game or not, it's important to think about ensign watson, and everyone who has worn the uniform. if you come from a military family and you have the same appreciation, can never do enough to honor that service and sacrifice but one of the easiest ways is to pay attention and to reflect. host: amen. we would like to think will one >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. hoban up, william discusses the $1.37 trillion government spending bill voted on in congress. and david hawking's previews congress debates and vote on impeachment articles against president trump. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. the house rules committee decides parameters for the impeachment debate on the house floor. watch our live coverage of house rules at 11:00 eastern on c-span3. that on wednesday, the house is expected to vote on the two articles of impeachment against president trump. watch our live coverage of the impeachment debate on c-span3, online at c-span.org/impeachment or

navy identified the men as 24-year-old ensign joshua watson, 21-year-old airman apprentice cameron walters, and 19-year-old airman mohammed haitham. haitham followed his mother'sep. this is his mother, evelyn brady. >> i love you. i love you. i am so very proud. >> reporter: tonight the f.b.i. confirmed that the shooter, 21 - year-old mohammed alshamrani, a member of the royal saudi air force, was active on social media. law enforcement is still looking for a motive. barely two hours before the shooting spree, someone matching alshamrani's identity posted this on twitter, "oh, american people, i hate you, because every day you supporting funding and committing crimes not only against muslims but also humanity." the associated press has reported that the shooter held a dinner party days earlier where he watched mass shooting videos with three other saudi students. the f.b.i. says alshamrani carried out the shooting with a legally purchased nine millimeter handgun. florida governor ron desantis wants the federal government to close loopholes. >> the second amendment applies so that we the am

you know, you had first of all ensign kaleb watson, a recent graduate of the u.s.aval academy at annapolis. this is a young man who was trying to decide what kind of officer he was going to be. was he going to be a marine or navy s.e.a.l. or pilot, and he finally determined he wanted to be a pilot. that's a tough call when you're a senior at the naval academy to determine where you're going to go. from all accounts this young man was quite the hero. reports from the scene said he was shot five times as he attempted to wrestle the gun away from the shooter. then you had airman mohammed haitham, who is from st. petersburg, florida, right down the road from pensacola. would have turned 20, 20 years old a week from tomorrow. that's how young this young man was. his whole life in front of him, and from all indicators, he was just a superstar. then finally you had airman cam walters from georgia, just out of boot camp in great lakes, illinois. 19 years old, i believe, and just had his entire life in front of him. of course all three of them have left families and loved o

they are identified as ensign joshua kaleb watson and airman mohammed sameh haitham. do not have a picture of him. >>> we are getting bits and pieces about the suspect. let's go thnatascha chen with more. the fbi not using the word terrorism. >> reporter: they are not. you are mentioning disturbing details coming out about the gunman. "the new york times" report that he was apparently having a dinner party watching mass shooting videos the night before this incident. and, also, we are hearing from a report by the site intelligence group, a nongovernmental organization, standing for search for international terrorists entities, their report talks about his social media presence. they say that he quoted osama bin laden in a will to twitter, that he espoused anti-american views and expressed hatred toward americans what he perceived as a pro-israeli stance. these are bits and pieces we are starting to learn about him. one of our producers spoke to some members of the muslim community mere in pensacola yesterday to see if anyone had known him or seen him worship at their

they are identified as ensign joshua kaleb watson and airman mohammed sameh haitham.e are covering the stories from pensacola to saudi arabia. let's go to natascha chen in pensacola. we know the fbi has not classified this as terrorism but we are learning more about the suspect and concerning findings, especially online. >> reporter: absolutely. you're correct the fbi has not officially used the word terrorism here for the shooting. they are deliberating whether this is terror related. they have got joint terrorism task force and criminal division working together to nag out. the details you're speaking of are quite disturbing. we are learning from the site intelligence group, a nongovernmental organization, site sands for search intelligence agencies and they are saying the suspected gunman actually had social media posts quoting osama bin laden in a will to twitter and that his very anti--american views and showed hatred to americans for what he received as a pro-israeli stance. up mentioned "the new york times" reporting that he was watching mass shooting videos at

navy says all three victims were students at the navy air base 1960-year-old ensign joshua watson, muhammadtiham, and cameron walters. on saturday president trump spoke about the shooting. >> i spoke with the king of saudi arabia. they are devastated in saudi arabia. we're finding out what took place, whether it's one person or a number of people. and the king will be involved and taking care of families and loved ones. >> and i think they're going to help out the families very greatly. >> back with us is retired u.s. army four-star general, barry mccaffrey, before we talk about these young men, just to that moment we just witnessed, ben rhodes, nsa staffer during the obama administration said this on twitter. very strange watching trump and pompeo essentially issuing statements on behalf of the saudi government. general, the extent that every day every day is all new territory for us, that is certainly new territory. >> yeah, it sure is. look, it was an enormous tragedy. the saudis have a very shaky regime. the c.i. population despises the ruling family. the sunni muslims, many of them hav

there's another ensign brooks of pasadena flying an avenger who spotted japanese ships approaching. the admiral responded to his report by saying now there's some screwy young aviator reporting part of our own forces. when challenged to confirm the report he said the ships he had spotted had to go to masks and he saw the biggest meet all flag on the biggest ship he had ever seen and he attacked them with depth charges which is all he had. he was awarded the navy cross are pressing home to attacks. then there were the four destroyer captains whose ships fought so heroically off the battle of samarra. bravery that is the stuff of legend. it wasn't just the lieutenant commander of the uss johnston naval academy class of 31. as the destroyer cruised closely johnston, her gallantry in battle was so intense, her crew watched as the japanese captain of the ship diluted them as he drove by. there were three others. one was from tacoma washington. attended the university of washington and was commissioned from the naval reserve in 1929. to your dad was born. he told his crew as they fight ag

are identified as 19-year-old airman >>> developing news this morning mohammad haitham, 23-year-old ensign joshua watson of alabama. and not pictured 21-year-old airman apprentice, cameron walters from georgia. police shot and killed the gunman. abc news reporter dave packer has this update. >> reporter: the community coming together saturday holding a vigil for the victims and families impacted by friday's deadly shooting. authorities say the alleged gunman opened fire in one of the classroom buildings at naval air station pensacola. >> i have one navy officer shot appears multiple times. >> reporter: police arriving on the scene in minutes, the shooter slowing down when one person barricaded a door allowing others to flee out the back of the building. four sheriff deputies located the attacker, chasing him while opening fire. the gunman firing back. two officers hit, one shot in the arm, the other in the knee, yet they continued to fire at the suspect eventually killing him. eight people injured, four killed, including the suspect, second lieutenant mohammed alshamrani of the royal saudi

ensign joshua kaleb watson was just 23 years old fresh out of the naval academy working on his goal to become a naval aviator. his family released a heart breaking statement today calling him a hero, praising his courage, and expressing how proud they are of him. also today the navy says despite the killings at the base in pensacola friday and in hawaii just two days before, there is no plan to make changes to security measures on navy bases in the united states. the secretary of defense also today saying it is too early to apply the label terrorism to this mass killing in florida. our international democratic editor is in saudi arabia for us. i mentioned a noted group put together a profile of this man who shot three people to death yesterday. what do they say about him? >> reporter: well, one of the things that we understand is from this tweet that appears perhaps to have come from him in the minutes before the attack it appears to be potentially some sort of explanation that he is leaving behind and it clearly states that he is angry with americans. he quotes from osama bin laden, q

the victims 19-year-old airman mohammad haitham, 23-year-old ensign joshua watson of alabama.ntice, cameron walters from georgia. police shot and killed the gunman. reporter dave packer has this update. >> reporter: the community coming together saturday holding a vigil for the victims and families impacted by friday's deadly shooting. authorities say the alleged gunman opened fire in one of the classroom buildings at naval air station pensacola. >> i have one navy officer shot appears multiple times. >> reporter: the shooter slowing down when one person barricaded a door allowing others to flee out the back of the building. four sheriff deputies located the attacker, chasing him while opening fire. the gunman firing back. two officers hit, one shot in the arm, the other in the knee, yet they continued to fire at the suspect eventually killing him. eight people injured, four killed, including the suspect, second ulene nant muhammad al sham raneny of the royal saudi air force. an only post that expressed hatred for america appears to be connected to him and don't believe he was

he is ensign joshua caleb watson, just 23 years old, recent graduate of the u.s.al academy in annapolis. i want to show you what watson's big brother wrote today on facebook. today has been the worst day of my life. my youngest brother gave his life for his country in a senseless shooting. joshua caleb watson saved countless lives today with his own. he died a hero. we are beyond proud. that identification was made by watson's family not by base officials. when can we expect to hear about the other victims? >> as far as that is concerned, donna, the fbi says they are respecting naval protocol which is to alert the media or give more information at least 24 hours after notifying next of kin but that facebook message just tears at your heart strings. it even talks about now he can never wrestle with him again and the nickname he gave his brother who seemed like just a rising star, 23 years old, killed in this incident here on the naval base where he was excited to come after graduating from the naval academy in annapolis. he said he was excited to become a jet fight

. >> reporter: alshamrani killing 23-year-old ensign joshua watson, 19-year-old airman mohammed sameh haitham and 21-year-old air men apprentice cameron walters, all students there. the shooter then exchanging gunfire with sheriff's deputies who eventually killed him. do you believe the threat in your community has been eliminated? >> right now i'm not -- i'm not prepared to make a statement affirmatively or negatively on that. we're in consultation with the fbi, but i have additional questions that i want answered. >> reporter: brave acts of heroism emerging from the horror. >> there's going to be individual acts of courage that you're going to hear as you -- as we move forward with this, but i spoke to one deputy today who said that after he was shot, he was placed by another deputy into a chair for quick mobility and then they were trying to wheel him out to get him the mercy medical service that he needs. >> reporter: a community now in mourning coming together to find peace including nearby service members stationed at naval air station pensacola. pentagon officials say alshamran

of ensign and we have suffered for 40 years under the syrian regime. we need. hundreds of people have been out in istanbul protesting against russia and its escalated bombing of syria's province the demonstrators were mostly syrians living in turkey they waved their national flag and chanted slogans in our united nations is warning of devastating consequences for only remaining rebel controlled province in syria tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes but with the border to turkey close they have nowhere to go because i gauge reports. tents go up in the syrian town of town are now a temporary harm for families with nowhere else to go if they fled martel newmont in the south of italy province as syrian government forces advance many leaving most of their belongings behind. we fled from the bombardment and came here it's a small camp that doesn't really fit a lot of people and the people just keep coming the situation is not that. bad since the start of december nearly 250000 people have been displaced from the last rebel held area of syr

. >> that young man, joshua watson, naval ensign, 23 years olds. many calling him a hero.tinue to dig into what exactly happened in those hours before that shooting with the reporting we're getting here. blayne alexander for us from pensacola. thank you. >>> that deadly violence at the hands of a visiting saudi national is raising plenty of questions about the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia. joining me right now, bloomberg opinion eder and columnist bobby ghosh. thank you for being here. your reaction to that startling new development there. apparently a dinner where the suspect apparently was at. in the days, hours, possibly weeks before this shooting where they were watching mass shooting video. what do you make of that? >> well that is quite astonishing. who calls people home to watch mass shooting videos? who are the people invited would the first question i would ask? did they report it? if you were invited to somebody's house and this is what they wanted to show you, i know if it was you or me, kendis, first thing we'd do is alert authorities

go about theirs day today, maybe watching the game or not, it's important to think about ensign watsonand everyone who has worn the uniform. if you come from a military family and you have the same appreciation, can never do enough to honor that service and sacrifice but one of the easiest ways is to pay attention and to reflect. host: amen. we would like to think will one more time for vote that -- one more time for being with us. coming up we will take more of your calls on the hash judiciary committee decision to improve trump impeachment charges. for democrats (202) 748-8000, for republicans (202) 748-8001, for independents (202) 748-8002. we will be right back. ♪ sunday at eight :00 eastern, american history tv looks back on the impeachment against president bill clinton, with the december 19, 1998 house floor debate on the articles of impeachment. today, republicans, with a small handful of democrats, will vote to impeach president clinton. because we believe he committed crimes resulting in cheating our legal system. we believe he lied under oath numerous times, that he tempered

that's the kind of guy i want to be a second lieutenant or ensign for, which is what every single one stuart: you are still going strong so i've got another one for you. i know you are into football. drew brees, the all-time nfl record, i think most passes completed. >> yep. in nfl history. the guy, he threw 22 straight completions in the game i think it was. i was watching that live last night. everyone says tom brady is the greatest of all time. he's won a lot of championships but drew brees, talk about top-notch character. he's 41, he's no more accurate passer -- it's funny, he got the record, he's a humble guy. he went to the sidelines and started reading about the next possession and the plays. come on, man, just absorb the moment for a second. you are the most prolific touchdown passer in america's favorite game, and they are poised to make another potential super bowl run this year. stuart: and a good man. a good man. >> know the last thing he took flack for was doing a video for take your bible to school day. remember that? the left lashed at him for doing that. all he said is

i point out some of the things -- ensign watson that was mentioned earlier, cleb watson -- caleb watson happened to be the officer on deck at the time of the shooting and ran towards the shooting. he was yelling for people to get out of the way. he actually proceeded to tackle the killer here and fought him in an attempt to disarm him all while being shot at least five separate times. he was wounded but he nevertheless happened to make his way out, flagged first responders and be able to give an accurate description of the shooter that ultimately allowed him to be neutralized. airman haham, his family moved to st. petersburg from new orleans after hurricane katrina. his assistant principal called him, quote, the perfect one because he was a good student, a track star and a basketball player. this is a quote from the assistant principal. he would walk into any room and it would light up. he had this magnetic personality, big smile and people would always gravitate towards him. his commanding officer told his father that it was his son, mohammad who also bravely attempted to take down the