police killed that suspect, 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. he was born in kuwait and had jordanian citizenship. he was a naturalized u.s. citizen and recently travelled to the middle east but he was not in any of the u.s. databases of suspected terrorists. >> we are checking every possible place that he could resign or could have resided, visited, where he shopped, where he went to school, who his friends werer, if he worked out at a gym, every possible lead. we have information that he's been in various location answer we will check each and every one of those. >> a yearbook entry from his high school reads my main cause is national security alerts. what is yours? cnn's gary tuchman went to the fwlabd it is believed mohammad youssuf abdulazeez spent most of his childhood and has this report. >> we can tell you this is the house where he spent most of his life. he went to the university of chattanooga where he majored in electrical engineering. it is not clear if he had a job. he had a couple of internships but not clear if he had a job. he w

>> yes, she was. >> so a member of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's family. about the family we have the divorce complaint now. i don't know if you heard our reporters reporting. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's mother filed this report alleging his father beat his mother once so severely she went to a crisis center. the papers say that he was physically and verbally abusive towards the five children. this case was later dismissed. are you aware of any of this or aware of any other family history that you are looking at at this time? >> no. i became aware of the divorce proceedings this afternoon. there was an agreed upon dismissal. other than that information, it's being looked into by law enforcement agencies. >> do you have any concern that anything was missed here? the breaking news tonight is that he worked for ten days at a nuclear power plant and then was fired after those ten days because he didn't meet the minimum requirements for employment. we don't know what that referred to. but we know he didn't meet the minimum requirements. we know he had apparent

we have more on what we have launder about mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. >> the f.b.i. ys it's do early to speculate on a motive, what drove mohammad youssuf abdulazeez to open fire at two military facilities in chattanooga. we know he had a run-in with police in april but he was arrested then for drunk driving and we're not aware of any other problems that he had with law enforcement. he was an aficionado of mixed martial arts. his father works for the city of chattanooga as a soil engineer, works in the public works department. police descended on the family home in nearby hickson tennessee, right outside chattanooga, bringing in a swat team arresting -- or not arresting, but bringing out true women from the home in handcuffs, no doubt to question them to see what they might know. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez attended a local high school in tennessee. in his year book his senior year, he was asked to write his senior quote and he wrote eye my name causes national security alerts. what does your name do?" ." >> he did attended the university of tennessean chattanooga, gr

he's speaking with those who knew mohammad youssuf abdulazeez personally. our justice reporter evan perez is here in washington. he's looking to abdulazeez's background as well. victor we've heard a lot of reports that he seemed to be a pretty normal young man growing up in tennessee. had anyone noticed changes in his recently? what are you learning? >> wolf when you ask friends, former classmate, coaches about mohammad youssuf abdulazeez they use terms like "all american kid." they say he totally fit in. his former coach said he was the nicest kid he'd ever coached. obviously there's a contradiction because what happened in chattanooga is not the action of the nicest kid or the all american smart guy, your good friend. look we look back about three months to that dui arrest in which an officer so that when he came upon this car, abdulazeez was driving erratically, stopping at green lights and when he went to question him he smelled alcohol and marijuana and there was a white powder under his nose. abdulazeez told the officer he crushed caffeine pills and sn

officials say mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was not on any u.s. terror database. >> the active the shooter situation is being treated as a terrorism investigation. >> the attack began when 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez drove this silver convertible mustang with guns to a strip mall. he pulled out an ak-47 style rifle and opened fire from inside the car. riddling the building with bullet holes. >> as he brought the barrel up, he started shooting and he just went back and forth shooting. and then he dropped a clip and put a new one in. >> reporter: wearing a load bearing vest to carry magazines, he drove about seven miles to a naval reserve facility where he ramtd through the gates and then engaged in gun battle killing four marines before he was shot dead by police. >> it was clear this gunman had every intent to encounter and to murder police officers if he needed to. >> mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was a mixed martial arts fighter. he was a student and well liked by his peers. >> he always fit in. he had a big group of friends. he was nev

james petty has known mohammad youssuf abdulazeez for about a year. when they met, they were just buddies in the same group. eventually james petty converted to islam and is going through his first ramadan and considered mohammad youssuf abdulazeez his spiritual guide through the process. he slept over at mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's home several times. they went shooting together. they played sports together and they also talked politics together. and, brooke as we're looking for any kind of clues as to what happened what snapped? his friend's mind as he says he believes you will not find it in radical islam because they talked about it and apparently mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was completely against what was happening in the middle east. listen to this. did you ever talk about the conflicts in the middle east? >> not too much. it was more like a -- what they are doing is wrong. >> who? >> who was doing wrong or -- >> right. >> like isis mainly. like groups -- any terror groups kind of like isis. >> reporter: what did he say? >> that it was a stupid

for the first time mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's family comes forward. as we learn more about the shooter's state of mind even hours before the first gunshots. >>> and donald trump igniting a new firestorm by taking aim at the senator he once supported. he's not questioning whether or not. he's straight out saying john mccain is not a war hero. >>> so grateful to have your company. >>> we're starting this morning with these new revelations in the bill cosby saga from cosby himself. this comedy legend reveals in his own words how he pursued younger women for sexual relationships all while trying to keep it all a secret from his wife. >> this new information coming from the new york sometimes after it obtained the full transcript from a deposition given decades ago. the times reports that cosby admitted to sexual relationships with at least five women. jean casarez joins us live from new york. cosby saying that the sex and drug taking were consensual. you've read through it. what strikes you most? >> reporter: cnn does not have the deposition. but the "new

gunman is offering new clues into the mind-set of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. st thursday after attacking and killing four u.s. marines and a u.s. sailor. our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin is on the scene getting new information. drew tell our viewers what you're learning. >> reporter: james petty has been a friend of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez for about a year. he's a southern baptist who converted along with mohammed's help to islam. he last saw him on july 10 at prayers. everything from what we've heard is the same he was happy go lucky, there was no problems we had a wide ranging discussion about shooting guns about smoking pot and also isis and the conversation is not what you might expect. take a listen. did you ever talk about the conflicts in the middle east? >> not too much. it was more like a -- what they're doing is wrong. >> reporter: who? >> mohammed -- who was doing wrong or? >> right. >> isis mainly. groups any terror groups like isis. >> what did he say? zblfs >> that it was a stupid group and come letly against islam and not t

james petty a close friend who considered mohammad youssuf abdulazeez a devout muslim and spiritual mentorbe our mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. the friends discuss a possible motive asking he ever talk about jihad any or how corrupt the society is? the reply, dude, he just had a new job and everything. this is out of nowhere. cnn, chattanooga, tennessee. >>> uber has scored a victory in new york city. mayor de blasio dropped the plan to cut the number of new licenses issued to uber an other similar services for now. the city said it will vote on the proposal after it completes a study on the impact on traffic congestion later this year. >>> the battle over this proposal turned a little ugly in recent weeks. uber launched a tv ad campaign blasting the city's plan. they had argued that should the mayor go ahead with this it would cost thousands of jobs. >>> still to come, bill cosby suffers a legal set back in accusations of sexual assault. more on the case that could soon force him to answer some very uncomfortable questions under oath. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. le

a gathering because the death of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez has left his father without a male heir and without honor. >> "t" emotions on display here have little to do with the loss of abdulazeez. they are showing solidarity for his father who is suffering the shame on the other side of the atlantic. most of the voices are stunned and angry at mohammad but one local, not a relative speaks out. >> i think what he did is an angry reaction to the regime that is ruling the west and america in general but it's this was a rare voice. his father's cousin want americans grieving their loss to know their horror here too. >> all the people who are talking with me are feeling very angry and very sad about this behavior. all of them say, youssuf was a good man. he -- >> it's okay. >> youssuf, as a man must have a good son. >> reporter: this village has had martyrs fighting the israelis whose posters adorned the street but this won't happen to mohammad who had everything but blew it. >> he had higher education. he had passport. can work. he can live where he want in all the world because of the

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the family of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez says he was treated for depression and had alcohol and drug problems. they say his trip to jordan last year was to escape bat influences at home. meanwhile, investigators are pouring over his computer and cell phone trying to find clues to his motive. bisi onile-ere is live for us in chattanooga this morning. what are we hearing from the family? >> randall an unnamed family spokesperson said mohammad youssuf abdulazeez suffered a history of depression, alcohol and before you go abuse. relatives tried on several occasions to get him into rehab most recently this past spring. last year, want 24-year-old was sent to jordan for several months to try to clean himself up, and when he returned, friends say that he was never the same. as recent as this past spring, the gunman was -- suspected gunman was arrested for d.u.i. he allegedly told authorities that he had been sniffing powdered caffeine and smoking marijuana. authorities still have no idea what the motive was for last thursday's shooting rampage. authorities are looking threw computer, cell p

>> reporter: john tonight we have learned that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was fired from his job at a nuclear power plant in 2013. the nuclear facility he worked at was called the first energy power plant in ohio east of cleveland in northeastern ohio. he worked there a total of ten days. the plant spokesperson said he was let go because he did not meet the minimum requirements to keep his job. they say he was never in a secure area of that nuclear power plant. and they also say they are in touch with government authorities discussing this former employee. meanwhile, you can see behind me there are many people here at a makeshift memorial honoring the four marines who were so brutally killed. we have learned quite a bit more about that awful morning yesterday. a senior defense official tells cnn several marines inside the chattanooga recruiting center the gunman's first stop were marine combat veterans who went into combat mode when mohammad youssuf abdulazeez started shooting at about 10:45 a.m. >> he lifted up his arms like this with a big black gun. and then it was just one shot

now let's talk about the gunman mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. we're learning now as now the fbi and virginia will be going through this cell phone and the computer trying to figure out at what point did they make the turn given so many friends and family members use words like kind and he was a good guy. something happened when he visited jordan a few times and came back different what is the kind of information that investigators might be able to piece together? what are the things that they're looking for whether it be in the social media footprint or any other exhibited behaviors? >> yeah. firstly i think that some of this might have started. he might have started to have opinions about the american military even before he went over seas. i think that sometimes these over seas trips will give him more confirmation that what he is thinking about is right. he might be able to get some training or other things over seas that he may not be able to do. what is the fbi going to be looking at? they're going to be focused on what did he do over seas

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he reportedly served two tours in iraq and received a purple heart. >> police say that mohammad youssuf abdulazeezthen traveled seven miles to a naval training facility and opened fire on the maroons and others. abdulazeez was shot and killed at the scene. the 24-year-old was a naturalized u.s. citizen apparently born in kuwait. he was not on any watch list and the fbi says it is not aware if he had terrorist leanings. the former high school wrestler was involved in mixed martial arts. chattanooga is shaken up by these killings hundreds of people held a vigil for the victims last night. >>> president obama spoke to reporters a few hours after the attack. >> i'd ask all americans to pray for the families who are grief stricken at this point. and i want everybody to understand that we will be thorough and prompt in figuring out exactly what happen. >> the president called it heartbreaking for the marines to die this way while serving their country. one local official says there are no safety concerns for the general public after the shootings. >>> this morning, the on demand car app uber is driving

gunman mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was 24 years old and a tennessee grad. he was not on any american databases for suspected terrorist. in fact a drunk driving charge just a few months ago was his lone brush with the law. was this the act of a criminal or a domestic terrorist? >> we have not determined whether it was an act of terrorism or whether it was a criminal act. we are looking at every possible avenue whether it was terrorism, whether it was domestic national or whether it was a simple criminal act. >> the feds are not take anything chances, ratcheting up security at some facilities. this is the military recruiting center in the heart of new york's times square. you can see police standing guard, emergency response vehicles at the ready. let's begin in chattanooga with victor blackwell. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. now 22 hours or so after this rampage began, the federal teams are still hereby at collecting physical evidence. maybe the most important part of this investigation is the intelligence side. as you mentioned, you know many of

that's the person that communicate add with the gunman, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, by text before the shootings. also the victim's families starting to speak out now. father of skip wells said his son was exactly where he wanted to be. >> he volunteered for this duty. it was something that he -- like i said, he's always wanted to do and help out. he was more protective over his family like i am. he felt the service to his country was important. >> we are live from chattanooga, tennessee with john roberts. >> reporter: even though it's 8:00 on a sunday night, people from across tennessee, neighboring georgia and alabama coming to the strip mall to pay respects. we're hearing from the family of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez extending condolences to families of five slain victims saying in part, quote, the person who committed this horrible crime was not the son we knew and loved. they give us idea of his state of mind saying quote, for many years, our son suffered depression. it grieves us to know his pain found its expression in heinous act of violence. fbi is working diligently to answe

now we learn this was a muslim mohammad youssuf abdulazeez who pulled the trigger. >> fbi told us lateo not have motive yet. abdulazeez was not on the radar screen. they're going to spend the day going through crime scenes at the strip mall was the shooting was initiates and at the reserve center. there's so much to go through as they piece together what happened here and why. they're also going through a lot of material removed from the suspect's home in nearby hixson across the tennessee river, eight miles from where we are. police yesterday briefly detained a couple of woman at the home. that was for safety precautions. they do not have anyone currently in custody. special agents say the fbi will spend hours and days finding out everything they possibly can about abdulazeez. >> we're checking every possible place he could have resided, visited, where he shopped, where he went to school who his friends were if he worked out at gym. every possible lead. we have information he's been in various locations. we'll each and every one of those. >> you've been talking this morning about the

james petty considered mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's spiritual supporter in the recent supporter to islam. they hiked the mountains and played sports and slept over at abdulazeez's home. he said he never once saw abdulazeez angry and the only conversations they had about radical islam was to oppose it. >> isis mainly. groups any terror groups kind of like isis. >> what did he say? >> that it was a stupid group and it was completely against islam. and not to even think about going toward them. and i felt like it wasn't in the sense of i'm with their group so i don't want you to do like me. it was more like stay away. this is not where you should be going toward. >> you felt he truly believed in his heart at that moment that what isis is doing was wrong? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: petty described abdulazeez as more american than he was and the self described redneck muslim also liked to shoot guns. >> one day, he said he had a gun and then he showed me pictures on his phone. i said i never shot a gun before. he said do you want to shoot this one. i said sure. why not. i never shot one. >> re

for the first time mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's family comes forward.ter's state of mind even hours before the first gunshots. >>> and donald trump igniting a new firestorm by taking aim at the senator he once supported. he's not questioning whether or not. he's straight out saying john mccain is not a war hero. >>> so grateful to have your

investigators discovering mohammad youssuf abdulazeez spent time in qatar last year during his trip to visit his family in jordan. we are getting new insight into the state of mind of abdulazeez from his friend who spent time with his in his final days. correspondent drew griffin has more. >> reporter: a confusing picture in chattanooga as investigators continue to probe the background of youssuf abdulazeez. at the same time, we are hearing about old writing that rail against the u.s. policy and possible suicidal thoughts. one friend is coming forward and saying no. james petty is considered abdulazeez's supporter. constantly texting each other. they hiked the appalachian mountains and slept over at abdulazeez's home. he said he never once saw abdulazeez angry and the only conversations they had about radical islam was to oppose it. >> isis mainly. groups or any terror groups like isis. >> what did he say? >> that it was a stupid group and completely against islam. and not to even think about going toward them. i felt like it wasn't in the sense of i'm with their group so i don't want

mohammad youssuf abdulazeez his downward spiral came to a head on tuesday. he went on a 72-hour bender roaring around the mountain roads of chattanooga until 3:00 in the morning. no one can say why he targeted the military. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, he won 11 primaries and caucuses in 2012 so why isn't rick santorum leading the republican race in 2014? we'll ask him. first, what's the big takeaway from t >>> hackers say they will release information from clients of a match making website for cheating spouses if the owners do not take it offline. the slogan for the website is life is short, have an affair. the stolen data includes sexual fantasies, nude photos and financial information. >>> amid the calls for investigations and defunding of planned parenthood over the alleged selling of body parts of aborted fetuses, there's a larger point to be made about the industry. brit hume is here with that tonight. >> whatever comes with the revelations about planned parenthood and it's participation in the trafficking of fetal body parts, they have parted the veil

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a man three months before he killed four marines and a sailor showing police following mohammad youssuf abdulazeez on april 20. police say mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was driving erratically. officers charged him with d.u.i. after he failed a field sobriety test. >> take your right foot, put it directly in front and touch it he'll to toe. don't go anywhere. do your best to stay in that position while i explain the test ok? >> three months later, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez killed four marines and a sailor at military facilities in chattanooga. he was killed in a shootout with police. >> a strong new gun control measure in los angeles the city council voled to ban high capacity passion for automatic weapons, making it a misdemeanor to carry magazines holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition. high capacity magazines were used in the sandy hook massacre. lawyers for james holmes will make the case for him not to be put to death. his parents will be called to the stand. john henry smith is here. i understand that his father began very emotional testimony. >> that's right stephanie. in fact, early in

mohammad youssuf abdulazeez his downward spiral came to a head on tuesday. he went on a 72-hour bender roaring around the mountain roads of chattanooga until 3:00 in the morning. no one can say why he targeted the military. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, he won 11 primaries and caucuses in 2012 so why isn't rick santorum leading the republican race in 2014? we'll ask him. first, what's the big takeaway from the planned parenthood scandal over fetal body parts? ll only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> hackers say they will release information from clients of a match making webs

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the killer was mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, a u.s. citizen born in kuwait, who one described as popular and funny. officials say he spent much of last year in the middle east and it appears he acted alone. >> the threat is real and it comes from the internet. this is a new generation of terrorists. this is not been london -- bin laden and careers anymore. this is what the new threat of terrorism looks like. reporter: what happened here is precisely what officials say they were most worried about, an attacker who in spite of all the surveillance didn't race his visions and stayed under the radar until suddenly appearing --didn't raise suspicions and stayed under the radar until suddenly appearing and taking lives. there are no easy solutions when it comes to trying to stop this happening again. jane: a short time ago i spoke to juan zarate about the investigation could he was a counterterrorism advisor to president george w. bush and is now with the center for strategic and international studies. given what we know, details are emergin

mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was armed with an assault rifle, a 12 gauge shotgun and a 9 millimeter pistol. he went to the middle east for seven months entering jordan where his father is from. as a naturalized u.s. citizen, he carried two passports, american and jordanian. authorities say that is complicating efforts to track his precise movements in the region. >> we've asked our intelligence partners throughout the world to provide us with any information they may have concerning his travel and/or activities while overseas. >> reporter: back in chattanooga, the mourning continues. >> when i came here i just knelt down and cried. because it is so overwhelming. >> reporter: as the community works to comprehend the growing tragedy. nbc news. >>> in the wake of the shooting in chattanooga, bay area muslims are expressing concern that they may be unfairly targeted. marian favro has the very latest. >> reporter: ramadan ended yesterday and today hundreds of muslims came together to pray here at this mosque in milpitas. some say they do fear there may be back lash against the muslim community

they are dissecting the life of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez who he was and where he went was important. we have fox team coverage. chief intelligence correspondent is here with what officials are looking at and finding but we begin with john roberts live in chattanooga with today's developments. >> reporter: to be clear, the fbi has not declared this to be an act of terrorism. it is treating it as one allowing the bureau a greater degree of money and manpower to investigate the how and why of this case. a convoy races up the interstate today carrying the bodies of the four slain marines to dover, delaware where they will be draped in flags and transferred to their families. ♪ >> reporter: here in chattanooga, an outpouring of grief for the dead and crime lab text work to trace the trajectory of every bullet fired in hatred. >> he did have at least two long guns which would be considered rifles or shotguns and he did have one handgun. >> reporter: today we learn names of the four victims. thomas sullivan 40-year-old purple heart recipient and veteran of two tours in iraq. skip squire we

kellye: coming up at 4:30 we will dell -- delve more deeply in mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's background and his high school friends call an all-american boy could have turned in a mass murder. jonathan: we are getting brand new details on a story of maine. the suspected gunman in a shooting spree there is in custody. police say this guy shot four people overnight in three towns. the victims' condition not released at the time. they identified him as 35-year-old anthony lord. lord is on the state sex offender registry but they don't have a motive for crimes. kellye: austin hall was just 17 when his convertible slammed into a tree off of georgia avenue. it left a friend of his seriously injured. kevin lewis is live with details. kevin: we learned that austin hall was driving 119 miles per hour down a neighborhood street when the chrysler sedan jumped the curb and went slamming into the tree. now spray painted purple. paul seen leaving with his father had non-threatening injuries. two passengers were not as lucky. a 16-year-old died after being ejected 117 feet from the car's backseat. alt

the suspect mohammad youssuf abdulazeez is also dead. we do not know the names of the marines who were killed. >> we have no idea at this point what his motivation was behind this shooting. we are just beginning this investigation. we will explore option. at this point, we don't have anything tying him to an international terror o. >> this comes as officials tell nbc news the suspected gunman was not in any federal terrorism database and not under investigation. his father was once investigated years ago for terrorist ties. that investigation was closed and his father was remove ed from the watch list. officials suspect it may have been isis-inspired because of target and timing. the muslim holy month of ramadan ended yesterday. so far, there's no concrete information on isis ties. 10:45 yesterday morning the gunman opened fire on a military recruitment center in chattanooga and drove seven miles to a marine corps senter and opened fire again. the second location is where the pour marines were killed and is also the suspect was killed. i

this man mohammad youssuf abdulazeez opened fire on two facilities in chattanooga yesterday. earlier report show he was shot and killed by police. neighbors say that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was friendly and well-liked in the community and had no run-in police. kellye: tonight, people are looking for the person or the persons who ambushed two security guards. they were in their personal cars around is:00 in the morning doing paperwork outside the central garden apartment in capitol heights when they were shot. one of the men adrian kinard died. jonathan: in a possible security breach cvs is shutting down the photo website saying that your information could be under attack. the company wouldn't say how many people are potentially. affected by this but says it's separate from the cvs.com and any in-store payment so you are not at risk if you haven't specifically ordered photos online. kellye: incredible guest in the nation's capital. at 110 year's old she is believed to be the oldest veteran. she is in town to meet president obama. we caught up with her and asked her about he

. >> that is according to a source close the investigation that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's family has told investigations he had bi-polar disorder and depression and was using marijuana and other drugs. last year his family sent him to jordan and away from the tennessee friends they thought were bad influences. >> memorials to the shooting victims are growing in chattanooga. mourners paid their respects on sunday and churches honored the men who were gunned down. boris sanchez has more. >> reporter: an emotional time in chattanooga. the body of randall smith passed through here on sunday in front of a huge crowd of supporters. randall smith's mother was on hand here visibly emotional and overwhelmed when she saw a picture of her son in the momoi behind me. i got a chance to speak with her. her name is paula. she was overwhelmed with the support from the community in chattanooga. she became distraught when i asked how the family was holding up. we are hearing from the family of the shooter for the first time. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's family putting out a statement offering sym

mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was armed with an ak-47 type assault rifle, a 12 gauge shotgun and a .9 millimeter pistol. investigators found that he had visited to the middle east for seven months entering jordan where his father is from. as a naturalized u.s. citizen, he carried two passports, american and jordanian. investigators say that is making it difficult on track his precise movements. >> we have asked our intelligence partners throughout the world to provide any information they may have concerning his travel and/or activities while overseas. >> reporter: back in chattanooga, the mourning continues. >> when i came here i just knelt down and cried. it is so overwhelmed. >> reporter: as the community, two comprehend the growing tragedy. nbc news. >>> in the wake of the shooting in chattanooga bay area muslims are expressing concerns that they could be unfairly targeted. nbc bay area's marianne favro with the latest. >> reporter: peggy, today hundreds of muslims came here to pray and some of them do fear that there may be back lash against the muslim community. similar to what some of the

that is the message from the family of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. the family blaming depression and not radicalization for his actions. actions that led to the deaths of these five brave men in uniform. the attack shedding light on so-called gun-free zones, areas where military members and others cannot carry weapons. governors from these six states indiana, florida, arkansas, oklahoma louisiana and texas are now arming their national guards. georgia already allows the national guard to arm themselves if they choose to. and new changes to prevent another attack like this from happening. congress is expected to propose a bill overturning that ban this week. ed royce is with us this morning. congressman, good to have you on the program. so governors are taking action across the country. what's your take on arming the national guard in the wake of what we saw last week in tennessee? >> i think the governors are going to arm the national guard. and now the question is can we in congress make certain that our marines when they're in a situation like this

they are dissecting the life of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez who he was and where he went was important. we have fox team coverage. chief intelligence correspondent is here with what officials are looking at and finding but we begin with john roberts live in chattanooga with today's developments. >> reporter: to be clear, the fbi has not declared this to be an act of terrorism. it is treating it as one allowing the bureau a greater degree of money and manpower to investigate the how and why of this case. a convoy races up the interstate today carrying the bodies of the four slain marines to dover, delaware where they will be draped in flags and transferred to their families. ♪ >> reporter: here in chattanooga, an outpouring of grief for the dead and crime lab text work to trace the trajectory of every bullet fired in hatred. >> he did have at least two long guns which would be considered rifles or shotguns and he did have one handgun. >> reporter: today we learn names of the four victims. thomas sullivan 40-year-old purple heart recipient and veteran of two tours in iraq. skip squire we

a gathering because the death of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez has left his father without a male heir and without honor. the emotions on display here have the to do with mourning the loss of a man. they're about his father. they're about showing solidarity for the suffering and shame he must be feeling now on the other side of the atlantic. in some ways this is awake for that family's honor. most of the voices are stunned and angry at him. but one local, not a relative speaks out. i think what he did he says was an angry reaction to the regime that's ruling america and the western general. but this was a rare voice. his father's cousin wants americans grieving their loss to know hair horror here too. >> all the people who talk with me, they are feeling very angry and very sad about this behavior. all of them say he was a good man. he -- >> it's okay. >> as a man, he must have a good son. >> this village has had martyrs fighting the israelis whose posters have adorned the streets. but this won't happen to muhammad as many feel he had everything but blew it. >> he had higher education,

new information about mohammad youssuf abdulazeez.o gunned down four marines and a sailor in chattanooga, tennessee. cnn has found that writings examined by the fbi increasingly point to political and terrorist motives of this shooter. in writings dating back to 2013 abdulazeez made references to a muslim cleric and his teachings according to a law enforcement official briefed on the probe. it is al qaeda in yemen, not isis. also these references did come at a time abdulazeez was coping with losing his job because of drug issues. the fbi also recovered internet searches as recently as days before the shooting in which abdulazeez seeks to find out religious teaching on martyrdom. this is from a person who were briefed on interviews by the family of the fbi. abdulazeez certainlied on the internet whether someone could use martyrdom to atone for sins such as being drunk. terrorism did apparently play a part in mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's motives. we have our investigative reporters on this. >>> in other news david sweat got out of his

intelligence officials tell them mohammad youssuf abdulazeez was arm armed with an ak-47, 9-millimeter happened gun and shotgun, wearing a load-bearing vest stocked with extra ammo and learned that abdulazeez took five trims to jordan beginning in high school. his family is from there, but the trip that will be looked at most closely is one he took last year that lasted for seven months. and an ohio elect utility says tonight that abdulazeez was hired as a engineer at a nuclear power plant back in 2013 but only had the job for ten days because he failed the background check. as you know, the four marines he is accused of killing are on their way to dover for a dignified transfer. at the top of the hour choppers carrying the marines took off from manassas airport for the final leg of that trip. finally, we just learned that oklahoma's governor just issued a executive order authorizing the national guard to arm full-time personnel, including recruiters at installations across the state. the mar reaps of course killed yesterday were not armed. at the live deck, i'm jim handly. >> jim, tha

today we learned the father of the shooter, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, was previously investigated by federal authorities in a terror finance investigation. meanwhile, investigators are still trying to figure out why abdulazeez -- who a

but simply blaming depression and addiction would ignore growing evidence that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez also had some anti-american sentiments. for example, random writings from last year found in abdulazeez' home are described as senior correspondent john roberts as angry, handle written notes talking about suicide, becoming a marter and referencing the middle east. some also expressed displeasure with america. there is no hard evidence linking him with terror groups but they are still combing through reports that he may have also gone to kuwait and possibly yemen. today a member of the senate homeland security committee. this on "your world." >> there's a lot we don't know about chattanooga yet. what we do know is the era we're entering will have a lotter month of this. soft targets are exploited by people who believe in killing in the name of religion. >> and a friend of abdulazeez just told me moments ago, he would often go shoot guns with him at a chattanooga shooting rage. he believes they shotguns used in the attack. >> thank you. joining us now, a fox news contributor and form h

zeroing in on mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's cell phone computer and trips to jordan for ties to rebel islamic groups. >> what keeps us up at night are really the ones that we don't know about. i'm afraid that this case falls into that category. >> at the site of one of the shooting scenes, a memorial for those killed gross. anger is building among some. hamilton county district attorney steve smith posted this message on his facebook page. i can't agree that the best we can do is pray for chattanooga. i think the best thing we can do is ascertain who our enemies are, whether foreign or domestic. dr. ali is a leader in the local muslim community. >> have you heard from area muslims who are a little bit concerned about their safety? >> some people of justifiably afraid to a small extent. >> he said muslims for the most part have felt well cupped here and hopes that the sudden sense of fear brought on by a lone gunman won't last long. >> when you see facebook posts like that that are very, very negative, does that concern you? >> negative facebook postles are just a part of social media.

according to a family statement, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez suffered from depression.a history of drug abuse. this as a friend is telling us about a disturbing video he made back in high school as part of a class media project. the fbi has not identified any motives for the attack as the community grieves, remembers and waits for answers. and sara, what do we know about this disturbing video? >> reporter: yeah a lot of questions about it today. terri jones says he's seen walking in downtown chattanooga with card board bombs strapped to his chest. he walks into a sub shop and the restaurant blows up. at the time it seemed funny but it's being looked at with fresh eyes ever since the attack. >> and you did speak to the mother of one of those who passed away. what did she have to say? >> reporter: it was extremely emotional. this was naval randall smith, who was severely injured and died early on saturday morning. his mom making her way down sunday to see the memorial for herself. she brought a baseball glove and an american flag to leave in tribute to him. she talked to

jordanian officials confirm mohammad youssuf abdulazeez had an extended visit in 2014. lose friend tells cnn abdulazeez came back a changed man. he distanced himself the friend said. and though they had known each other since they were 5 years old, he says he never became close to me like he was before he went overseas. at a news conference friday the fbi confirmed it was looking into abdulazeez' jonas brother sea -- overseas travels, but so far says there is no one else involved. >> we have no indication that he was inspired by or directed by anyone other than himself. >> in the past three months, abdulazeez took a new job and moved to the nashville area. his most recent photo from a mugshot taken in april when he was arrested for dui. he saw abdulazeez just last month. >> i said how you doing? haven't seen you in a while. how you doing? smiling laughing talking to me, no problems. another guy just talked to him on the phone about a case. he said he saw him just a day ago. he said absolutely nothing. was shaking hands saying how you doing? everything's fine. >> reporter

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meanwhile, family of the shooter, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, is revealing more information about the days leading up to the attack. nbc's miguel almaguer has the latest for us from chattanooga. >> reporter: there is still no official moefsh fortive for the shooting. a law enforcement official tells nbc news that it appears the terrorist was not relate to do any terrorist group at this point. the family says he had been battling depression, was thinking about suicide, had been taking other drugs and was on a downward spiral 24 hours before the shooting. >> reporter: he's the face behind the bloodshed, mohammad youssuf abdulazeez, who opened gunfire on two military facilities battling depression since he was a child. he also battled alcohol and drug abuse. he received a dui this year which his loved ones believe were at the heart of his attack. over the weekend, a fifth service member, randall smith, lost his life. his mother came here for one last goodbye. >> oh my gosh! >> i'm so sorry. >> he died doing what he loved. he would have it no other way. >> reporter: the families of the fo