senior at fsu and set to graduate this may.er father spoke with affiliate wsb last night. >> maura truly lived a life of -- really devoted to peace, love, caring for others. had that be a vehicle for -- for change, to stem the tide of violence, the threats to literally overwhelm our society. >> reporter: she was a double major in journalism and german. she, again, had done a study abroad and was planning after she graduated to go work with teach for america. >> diane, i know police are trying to figure out what happened and who this shooter was. i understand that he had a really disturbing digital footprint here, is that right? >> reporter: yeah, a very disturbing digit footprint. they are not sure why he targeted this specific yoga studio. they know he graduated from fsu and police had calls about him in the past harassing women. they had interaction with him. he didn't live in tallahassee any more and drove there four hours and got a hotel and committed this act. according to "the new york times" and in videos that we, oursel

that he had served in the military in the past, and had attended fsu as well. in fact, tallahassee police had dealt with this man before, with phone calls and complaints about harr harassing young women there. he lived in deltona, florida, a four-hour drive to tallahassee, got a hotel room in tallahassee and at this point pleolice do n know why he came into the yoga studio, they're going through his social media, electronics and home back in deltona to try to find a connection. >> diane gallagher, thank you. >>> a mayer from the u.s. state of utah has been killed while serving with the utah national guard in afghanistan. brent taylor had temporarily stepped down as mayor of north ogden to deploy for a fourth tour of duty. initial reports indicate taylor was killed in kabul saturday by a member of the afghan national defense and security forces. the attacker reportedly was killed by other afghan soldiers. taylor marked his 15th wedding anniversary last month, he leaves behind seven children. >>> it has now been one week since the deadly shooting at a synagogue i

in the middle of the interview wanted to put the flag down at midfield on fsu's logo. a little emotional. watch this. demarcus randall with the interception, gives it to his former coach, hue jackson, just fired by the browns a couple of weeks back . >>> new at yothis. in case you missed this is the seattle running back but, i think it's even more impressive, if you can see the replay. yes. and he lands on his feet. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's the sporting line. (eerie music playing) all right, just a few more feet. and... here we are, gentlemen, the gates of elzebob. good lord. don't panic. this is what the last 97 hours have been about. stay frosty. there's a horde of armed goblins on the other side of that gate guarding the sword of asaroth. warriors, unsheathe your weapons. magic wielders, raise your wands. lock and load. raj, blow the gates. blowing the gates. control, shift... b! (electronic yelling) oh, my god, so many goblins! don't just stand there, slash and move, slash and move! stay in formation! leonard, you got one on your tail. that's all right, my tail's

nancy and 21-year-old fsu student. >> a parent's worstnightmare. >> reporter: jeff attended the vigil is inexplicable. incomprehensib. >> reporte with this horrible experience, you want to say enou is enough >> yes. the why is not terribly relevant to me except in the context of this. that there were certain behaviors that were exhibited over time when people exhibit those, we have to come one a better way to address them, to protect the innocent people in our so >> reporter: the five victims here have been released from the hospital. kerry sanders, nbc news,ta ahassee, florida. >>> right now at 5:00, making the final push. >> the battle over party and politics as t both sidesried to rally supportersig over the r to vote. ac>>> the i of the weather. we're working for you with complete coverage. >>> we start in prince george's county where shots are fired and one man is hit. >> police opened fire in camp springs. shoma shomari, what do you know so far? >> reporter: rightnow, prince george's county police are on the scene. weo know this was an officer involved shooting. the suspect was

faculty, according to the president. 21-year-old maura binkley, an fsu student in english and germana double major who constituted abroad this past summer in germany. her fraternity, tridelta, the president said maura embodied the tridelta woman, brave, bold, and kind. police say the people in that room established that bravery and acted on it. >> there are indications that several people fought back and tried to not only save themselves but other people, which is a testament to the courage of the people who don't just turn and run. the strength of our community, the spirit of our community, they were trying to help and save others. >> reporter: now, there were four other people who were shot. one of those women remains in the hospital. according to the mayor, she had been shot nine times. another person was pistol whipped in the yoga studio. start the suspect, we know he's 40 years old and he served in the u.s. army. according to florida state, he also attended the university some time ago. tallahassee police had had several calls dealing with him harassing young women there in the

that he had served in the military in the past, and had attended fsu as well.assee police had dealt with this man before, with phone calls and complaints about harassing young women there. he lived in deltona, florida. a four-hour drive to tallahassee, got a hotel room in tallahassee, and, again, at this point, police do not know why he came into the yoga studio, they're going through his social media, his electronics, and his home back in deltona to try and find the connection. >> our thanks to diane gallagher for her reporting there. >>> with the u.s. midterms almost upon us, the law enforcement professionals are simulating an election day cyberattack. find out why their results aren't exactly reassuring. - meet the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps, with the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one. with our tendercrisp technology, you can quickly cook food, juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. go from fresh to deliciously done in half the time. which means it may become the only thing you use in your kitchen. (tapping) for coo

she's an english and german double major at fsu. she had recently studied abroad.ow, before that gunman turned the gun on himself killing himself, he also -- he injured five other people by shooting them and pistol-whipped someone else. police say those people fought back. >> there are indications that several people inside fought back and tried to not only save themselves, but other people, which is a testament to their courage. there are people that don't just turn and run, but the strength of our community and the spirit of those people were trying to help and save and protect others. >> again, there are two who remain in the hospital. anna, one of those -- nine different times. those who were injured between 19 and 34. >> all right, diane gallagher, thank you. >>> so with just three days until election day, online disinformation campaigns are out in full force. if you have social media, you got to watch this next segment. we're talking about the giants, facebook, and twitter. still every they still playing catch upin an effort to thwart dw dwsh. >> i want to br

nancy van bessum and 21-year-old fsu student, maura binkley.er maura's fa jeff binkley, attended the vigil with maura's mother. it's a inexplicable, it's incomprehensible. >> with this horrible experience -- >> yes? >> -- you want to say -- >> i want to say, enough is enough. >> do you want to know why? >> i think at some point, the why is noterribly relevant to me, except in the context of this, that there were certain behaviorsret twe exhibited over time p whple exhibit those, we had to come up with a better way to address ctthem, to prohe innocent people in our society. >> reporter: the five victims who were wounded in the shooting here at this yoga studio have now all been released from th hospital. kerry sanders, nbc news, tallahassee, florida. >>> a bomb threat did not stop services at alexandria's alfred street baptist church over the weekend. during services yesterday, thes announced that someone had called police saying there were bombs inside the church. poce quickly arrived and swept the building. fortunately, they found nothing. church leaders say they're goi to stand str

she's an internist, and also the chief medical director at capital health plan and a member of the fsu faculty. and maura binbinkley. the president described her as a tri delta woman. brave, bold, and kind. speaking of bravery, the police chief said the people in that yoga studio, they fought back. take a listen. snoo there are indication that is several people inside fought back and tried to not only save themselves but other people, which is a testament to their courage of the people that don't just turn and run, but the strength of our community and the spirit of those people who were trying to help and protect and save others. >> now, in addition to maura and nancy van nessem, four other people were shot and a fifth person was pistol-whipped before that gunman turned the gun on himself, according to police, anna. >> diane, what do police know about that gunman, the man they say opened fire in this yoga studio? >> so as you said, they're still trying to figure out what the connection is between this 40-year-old man who is from delltona, florida. it's about four hours from tallahasse

friend, she was a superstar in the classroom.her father told us she earned an academic scholarship to fsu and was in the running for a fullbright scholarship.she planned to graduate in may with a double major in journalism and german. but her real passion her father told us, giving back to her community.voice of jeff binkley/maura binkley's father: "last conversation she was so excited about the teach for america."jeff says his daughter may be gone but now he's hoping tragedy will lead to change.voice of jeff binkley/maura binkley's father: "have that be a vehicle for change, to stem the tide of violence, the threats to literally overwhelm our society." (justine) that was michael seiden reporting, authorities say the 40-year- old white man who carried out the attack had a history of harassing women and making misogynistic remarks on social media. (jrstone) now to an update on a story we are following out of los angeles. the teacher caught on camera punching a student in hool has now been identified. 64-year-old marston riley was arrested for allegedly punching a 14-year-old student who us

now he is an fsu graduate and tallahassee police say that they had multiple calls about him harassingoung women. according to "the new york times," he has a very disturbing digital footprint. there were videos posted four years ago that were misogynist and racist. he called women names. he takes these list of women that he had liked dating back to eighth grade through his time in the army and he complains and laments that they were not attracted to him. he also is angry that he felt like some of those women liked black men instead of him and goes on racist rants in the videos as well. he praises a 2016 mass murderer who had similar views about women and kind of brought on this idea of what people learned about the incell society involuntarily celibate. at this point, they are still trying to figure out what the actual motive was and that connection to that studio. >> my goodness. diane gallagher, thank you for breaking it down for us. >>> two days out from the midterms and millions of early votes have been cast in the election and young voters are the key to have their voices heard. c

university tweeting this morning that 61-year-old was a faculty member, and the 21-year-old was a student at fsu. so that community is obviously grieving now. now three of five people admitted to the hospital have since been released. two remain in stable condition. that 40-year-old shooter, scott beerly turned the gun on himself. they're trying to determine what caused him to go into a hot rogue a studio and open -- yoga studio and open fire. it is a vulnerable situation. most of the time people don't wear shoes, let alone be able to protect themself. >> and it is a small space. >> difficult to get in and out of, it is hot, intended to be that way. they're working on try to figure out what the connection is to the shooter now, to come into that public place and open fire. of course in the governor's race in florida, the democrat is the mayor of tallahassee. he went back last night after campaigning with president obama when the shooting happened, he went back to tallahassee to deal with it. rick scott, the governor of the state, republican nominee for senator went back to tallahassee. that's al

carrie davis is a professor at fsu, who is a phenomenal person working on these issues forever. she will run the research. john is with our friends at right on crime, a lawyer with a history in the system as well who is running our research. we are running this real-time. when we see a barrier for opportunity for someone coming out of prison, occupational license issues, john and his team was try to fix that and get that barrier out of the way and let this person succeed. we are working closely with states. we will fail fast, and succeed more. host: if our viewers want to learn more, go to freedompartner s.org. mark holden is the chair. >> your silent policy has been put on hold? >> you go to the ninth circuit, and it is a disgrace. am going to put in a major complaint. in cannot win if you are us the 9th circuit. that is not what this country stands for. every case that gets filed in the 9th circuit, we get beaten, and we go to the supreme court, and we won. the 9th circuit we are going to have to look at that. no matter where it is, practically for all sfwents and purposes, th

both of them connected to fsu. nancy, a faculty member and mara, a student. basically practicing hot yoga at this tallahassee studio when police say that 40-year-old scott beerly came in and opened fire. they say that again, shot six peel and pistol whipped another person before he turned the gun on himself. and then the fbi, local and state authorities are working on this but at this point, they do not know the connection between beerly and that yoga studio. after the shooting happened, fred, a mayor of tallahassee, also running to be governor on the democrats ticket and rick scott, the current governor of florida and a republican candidate for senate. both of them went back to tallahassee. the two of them in a bipartisan effort. this is a city they both live in. went to the hospital and visited the victims. andrew gilham spoke, telling the media outside. they saw the people in the hospital. one person had been shot nine times. another woman had a bullet that went all the way through her. and they praised law enforcement. they were there within three minutes

she was also wearing a communism pin and that she is a member of the fsu students for justice, fun factsut shelly. she seems like a real peach. and tucker, we've also been following the arizona senate race. now kyrsten sinema has come under fire for previous statements that she's made, or antiwar statements and activities and also that 2003, that she made where she said she doesn't care if americans join the taliban. she was asked point-blank yesterday by msnbc if she regrets those comments. listen to what she said. >> do you regret that statement? >> it was an offhand comment during an interview about a war that i believe was misguided. what martha has chosen to do is trying to bury it a campaign, and that's her choice but i think arizonans are choosing the person that they believe shares their values and they believe will stand up for them. >> lisa: she was asked not once but twice and refused to say she regretted those comments that she made so arizona voters should certainly keep that in mind. also looking at the georgia gubernatorial race, there has been an interesting video and pho

one tallahassee police incident report, he was arrested for battery, for grabbing girls' butts near fsu'sme at a tallahassee area pool, and grabbed her butt, slapped it and shook it. both charges were dropped. sunday night, tier tears and p to remember the victims. >> a parents' worst nightmare. >> reporter: her parents attended. >> it's inexplicable. it's incomprehensible. >> reporter: with this experience, you want someone to say -- >> i want someone to say, enough is enough. >> reporter: at this stage in the investigation, there appears to be no link between the victims and the shooter. do you want to know why? >> i think at some point the why is not terribly relevant to me, except in the context of this, that there were certain behaviors that were exhibited over time. when people exhibit those, we have to come up with a better way to address them, to protect the innocent people in our society. >> reporter: his daughter, who was closed to graduation, was hoping to get a fulbright scholarship or go to germany to keep her germ nl flan fluency a improve it. the five victims that were in t

carrie davis is a professor at fsu, who is a phenomenal person working on these issues forever. will run the research. john is with our friends at right on crime, a lawyer with a history in the system as well who is running our research. we are running this real-time. when we see a barrier for opportunity for someone coming out of prison, occupational license issues, john and his team was try to fix that and get that barrier out of the way and let this person succeed. we are working closely with states. we will fail fast, and succeed more. host: if our viewers want to learn more, go to freedompartner s.org. mark holden is the chair. thank you. guest: happy thanksgiving. host: same to you. when we come back, chris whipple, will be joining us to talk about president trump's promise of a white house shakeup will ber on, lisa davis here to talk about federal programs to combat childhood hunger. we will be right back. >> who was martin van buren? good question. a lot of people thought we need to ask that question. he was the eighth president of the united states. he is often forgotte