. >> o'donnell: a pilot from saudi arabia opens fire at a naval air station in florida.r are dead, eight more hurt. what police did to stop the killer. >> they ran to the fight not from the fight. >> o'donnell: tonight, was it terrorism and how did he get a gun? shoot-out in the street. police fire 200 rounds in rush hour traffic. a botched burglary turns into a high-speed chase through the streets of miami. four are dead, including a man heading home. >> this is the old wild, wild west. this is a shoot-out that should. >> o'donnell: did police put too many lives at risk? misery spreads-- the flu season off to its earliest start in 15 years. excessive force? a cbs news investigation a chicago police officer accused of a brutal body slam. did he use what he learned inside a mixed martial arts ring while working his beat? a mother's heartbreak: her 12- year-old daughter killed herself. now this mom is suing the school. what she says they never told her. >> my husband and i were not contacted. we didn't even know she saw the counselor. >> o'donnell: prime frustration- deliv

a man with a handgun inside a training classroom at naval air station pensacola. he killed two people on the spot, a third died later at a hospital. within five minutes, four different agencies were charging inside building 633. two escambia county deputies shot and killed the gunman. at 7:50, the threat was over. th depies we woued, one in the knee, another in the arm. six other people were also wounded, including ryan blackwell. he was shot three times. >> it covered a couple of different floors. this is a rather large building. >> reporter: chief deputy chip simmons is with the escambia county sheriff's office. >> when you get into a scene like that it is a bit like a movie because you have spent shell casings all over. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the gunman is mohammed saeed alshamrani, a member of the saudi air force. his motive is unclear. he was in training at the naval air station, the navy's primary base for aviation training. >> we have an international training. we have students from several different countries that come here. they learn aviation.

this is at the naval air station in pensacola. this is a live look near the naval air station right now because it is all on lock-down. a lot of police and firefighters are there. the base employs more than 16,000 military personnel. so, there was a mass shooting that happened about an hour ago. we're hearing reports that 10 people were shot and it is confirmed that the shooter is now dead. >>> 6:03. back in the bay area crews are racing to prepare for the rain in san francisco workers are clearing storm drains ahead of the next round of wet weather. >> some of them we know are prone to flooding and we went to get to those now. other ones we will find along the way. we are doing what we can. we have about five or six trucks out doing what we can and we will be out here through the storm. we are here. for doing it. >> people in san jose say sandbags are available at the city service chart on center road and you can also find them at the santa clara valley water district. they are free to pick up but there is a limit of 20 per vehicl

reported that there was an active shooter, that shooter is now dead and a lockdown is over at the naval air station on the florida panhandle. the active shooter incident happened at the naval air station in pensacola, florida. now we know that another person has died in this incident. so the gunman who initiated this active shooter situation and another person are dead. several other people have been taken to the hospital. the story is developing. we're going to bring you more details as soon as we get this emin to the newsroom. >>> 6:03. back to the storm and what's coming, and of course the preparations under way.

if you could weigh in on what we've learned so far is happening at the naval air station in pensacola as one person has been confirmed kill. we await more information. >> 7:25 this morning i received a phone call from a family member who was assigned to naval station pensacola who heard the gunfire and entering the building the gunfire was taking place in. he reached out to me knowing i train nationally on what they should do at this point because i train on active shooters. it appears the shooting took place at the pre-flight indoctrination building. it trains its pilots in the pipeline at this location, 10 to 12,000. they do the training. this is the area of the building that this shooting took place in. >> sandra: so you've been in correspondence with someone on site this morning and you have family at the naval air station in pensacola? >> i received the phone call from my family who heard the shots. they heard a dozen shots in total and were instructed to evacuate to the parking area. at the present time they're still looking. this is a secure building. cell phones aren't allowed

there's a developing situation at the naval air station there right along the florida panhandle. are reports of an active shooter. we can tell you that both gates have been secured at the naval air station. if you're familiar with the area, this is home to the blue angels. that may say something to you. the county sheriff also confirming an active shooter situation to cnn. the base itself employs some 16,000 military personnel. more than 7,000 civilians. as we gather more information, we'll bring it to you. stay with us. we'll be right back. without my medication, my small tremors would be extreme. without it, i cannot write my name. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for people like larry. and we won't stop. join us in fighting for what's right. at kay we know that every gift is important. but the most important gift is the one you give to the person who believes in yo

following breaking news out of florida where an active shooter situation erupted this morning at naval air station pensacola you can see on the map located up on the panhandle. there. we understand that the shooter himself is dead and 5 people were injured they've been taken to at least one local hospital there. any fatalities we still have no word we're still waiting for information more information from local authorities but we do know that at least 5 people were taken to local hospitals for various injuries. >>the fact that they were taken to the hospital as a good sign that there was still alive debt naval air station is still locked down because authorities have to assume that there could be a second or 3rd shooter out there which is why even though they said the shooter died. we don't know if it's a self-inflicted. injury or the he or she was shot, but they still have to assume the worst which is why you can clearly see in this live shot there that the police officer right in the center of your screen cars are being diverted. nobody is being allowed on to the air station and less they're aut

the naval air station of pensacola is of course home of the blue angels and there is a crime scene they are on the base and remains essentially in lockdown just clearing out one building at a time. according to the navy, not only is the shooter dead, but also to others were found dead on the base allegedly killed by the gunman and a third person died on the way to or at the local hospital. so for total debt including the gunman and eight people are being treated for injuries and that includes two sheriff's deputies involved in the gunfight. they said their injuries are not life-threatening. no word yet on the type of weapon the gunman used or the wet home at gunman's identity or possible motive yet. the shooting happened at a navy classroom which the navy spokesman says is not unusual as there are many classrooms at the renowned navy aviation school. navy airmen to fly in from all over the country and the world to undergo training there. this is a major military town that has been rocked all day by this shooting about three hours ago come onto county sheriff's office, the navy, and the

an active shooter situation is now over at naval air station pensacola. is that the shooter died along with two other people. several others are hospitalized. folks are being taken to the hospital, they're being treated there. naval air station pensacola is a very large base in the southeast, and home to the blue angels. this is the second active shooter at a u.s. naval base just this week. the other incident happened wednesday at pearl harbor. two people died there, before the shooter then killed himself. >>> new for you this morning, b.a.r.t. police apparently still under a microscope after a recent arrest surrounding a half eaten sandwich. the agency's director now wants police citations audited for racial buy pass. the arrest went viral after video of the confrontation between steve foster and officer was posted online. foster believes that he was targeted because of his race. a new report finds b.a.r.t. police hand out a majority of its eating citations to people of color. >>> our investigation unit is taking an in-depth look at the issues happening

it was interesting hearing from the captain who was the pensacola naval air station base commander. he said that they had practiced for an active shooter drill just recently that they do so all the time. he also said weapons were not allowed on base but that this county national had a handgun that he clearly had gone through security with or had stored on base somehow but clearly that security labs will have to be investigatedo notable that the deputies who did rush in and were the ones to take down the shooter, he was a three to five minute response time. the deputies and the sheriff's department have a police station just outside the base, so they were very quick, they ran towards the gunfire but again, weapons are not allowed on base except for military security personnel. back to you, julie. >> julie: thank you very much. when you get more news, bring it to us. i want to bring in the fox news national security analyst, so much to unpack here. first of all, we want to talk about the active shooter. we know the weapon used was a handgun and that weapons were not allowed on this ai

there was an active shooter on the pensacola naval air station. we're learning now that the shooter is now dead. our latest numbers, five injured. patients taken to local hospitals. no word yet on their condition. the base remains on lockdown. >> let's get straight to our victor blackwell. he's been making calls to authorities finding out what he can. do we know if there are any fatalities? >> we do not have that other than the death of this now former active shooter. i'll tell you what we know and don't know. as jim just said. the shooter is dead. we do not know if that was the result of shooting with deputies or others or a self-inflicted wound. those five people taken to baptist health. we do not know the extent of their injuries. we're raualso not aware if that the totality of those injured. that's just the number from that one facility. the nas pensacola, the far western panhandle of florida, it is currently on lockdown. we know from their website, from their twitter account rather, that nas pence coal aboth gates accessing that facility, tho

he also added that guns are not allowed onto the naval air station property except for military police and security officers and the weapon used today was not a rifle, it was a handgun somehow or another smuggled in. naval air station pensacola, it remains on lock down and will be cleared at building by building. so far there's no evidence of this was more than just one shooter. not only is the shooter dead, but also three other people who were there on the base. eight people wounded were taken to a local hospital. the sheriff along with florida governor ron desantis just spoke about an hour ago outside the base calling it a very dark day. >> unfortunately that training was put to the test today. i will tell you. it's hard to speak to you without tearing up. i could not be prouder of the men and women. even though they knew there was an active shooter and the chances of putting her life in danger are great, guess where they went? they went inside. the best of our community was on scene today. >> the fbi was investigating whether this possibly could be a shooting that is terrorism relat

following breaking news out of pensacola, florida where a gunman opened fire today inside a naval air station, killing three people. we are now learning the suspected gunman is a member of the saudi military who was training there at that naval air station. i want to bring in cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr along with retired rear admiral john kirby, and we have cnn correspondent josh campbell as well. barbara, tell us what you're learning. >> brianna, the information we have from several u.s. officials, what they currently know is that the suspected shooter was a member of the saudi military who was at pensacola for training. this is very typical. several countries send their military personnel to u.s. military bases for a variety of training activities. the information they have right now, that is why this person was there and that they are a member of the saudi military. this now from more than five u.s. officials. investigators are looking, obviously, at a motive. they don't have one yet. they do not have any motive related to terror. they're looking at everything. fbi most likel

the opportunity to be here and express how our condolences and sorrows for those here at the naval air station morning, everyone. i'm david morgan. at approximately 6:51 this morning, the call went out to the escambia county sheriff's office that there was an active shooter on naval air station pensacola. we had two units immediately respond. you know many to come behind of course. while we would love to do a full disclosure with you this morning about everything we are aware of, quite obviously we cannot do that. there are things that we are now in the investigative process that are required to be held back by not just the escambia county sheriff's office, but our lead federal agencies, which are the fbi and a the tf and associated federal partners we have and the attorney's office is also present. i want to share our community that the threat has been negated. our community is secure at this time. we have no reason to believe our are we looking for any additional shooters within escambia county, not just within the parameters of nas pensacola. this strikes on particularly hard for me as a re

people lined the streets in pensacola, florida to pay their respects in the naval air station shooting. the fbi is shooting as ofan terrism. >> we are, acas we do, in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism. >> the shooter was a 21-year- old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force. airman mohammed sameh haitham. >> there are a number of saudi students who were close to the shooter and continue to cooperate in this investigation. their saudi commanding officer restricted them to base and the saudi government pledged to fully cooperate with our investigation. >> the party days earlier where he watched mass shooting videos with three other saudi students. one of the three students who attended the dinner party recorded video outside the classroom building while the shooting was taking place. >> as you know this is a navy base. there is a lot of teams on the review still needs to go on. >> the fbi later sent a statement saying the are multiple videos from surveillance as well as cell phone videos that were taken from outside th

. >> reporter: this weekend, naval air station in pensacola is open to mission essential personnel only as the fbi continues to investigate this morning. back to you. >> aishah hasnie, thank you. we'll stay on top of this throughout the show. >> absolutely. listen, names and donee countris americans have been familiar with far too long. we are getting reports he tweeted out friendly things about al-qaida right beforehand. we have to confirm those reports. this looks like radical islamic terror inside our training bases. we have long relationships with saudi arabia. i'm not indicting those. clearly, something was missed or this guy was just straight-up deceptive, which within islam, if you hate the infidels you are allowed to lie all you want. all the signs are there. >> republican congressman president matt gates from that area tweeted yesterday he clearly believes there's a terror link here. the fbi a few hours later had a news conference in pensacola saying they still don't know the motive. >> to give a little background about the security at this pensacola security. a few hundred for

naval air station there. was the one who shot three people to death. he is also injured at least seven others including two officers before sheriffs deputies killed the shooter. florida's governor moments ago saying saudi arabia must answer for these killings. >> given this was a foreign national in employ of a foreign service and time to do this, obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims, and i think that they're going to owe a debt here given that this is one of their individuals. >> cnn's natasha chin is there in pensacola for us. cnn's josh campbell and andrew mccabe, cnn contributor

it happened at the naval air station. the call came in around 6:30 this morning, calling for an active shooter. we know three people have been killed zand others taken to the hospital near by. two departments were aluties wee shootout. we are waiting to hear from officials. >> when we listen to the previous news conference, they were squasked about the shooter they did not get any information. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the suspect, the person that carried out the shooting is a saudi national who was here for training, his name is muhammad shiad. . the air station gives you what you need to know about the fact there are a lot of pilot training and you see the runway there in the areal picture. many foreign folks come to the u.s. for training especially if they're going to be operating and using military equipment that comes from the u.s. they train here and knowing how to handle u.s. equipment and so forth. a big note of caution here, just because this person is a foreign national and from saudi arabia according t

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naval base the suspect who was training at the pensacola naval air station was shot and killed by responding officers two sheriff's deputies were among the wounded. tonight the search for a motive after the second mass shooting on an american navy base this week our team has it covered starting with blayne alexander. >> reporter: the urgent calls came before 7:00 this morning. >> i need to try to find an ambulance or the closest hospital, please. >> reporter: an active shooter inside a classroom building at naval air station pensacola. deputies were on the scene in less than five minutes, law enforcement officials tell nbc news the shooter was mohammed al sham rani a saudi national on base for training. officers engaged him in a gun battle ultimately killing him. >> walking through the crime scene was like being on the set of a movie police say he killed three and injured eight more including two deputies, all rushed to the hospital. >> all these brave warriors who wear the wings come here through for flight training and so this is a dark day for very great place. >> reporter: chief deputy c

enforcement agencies have detailed some of what investigators have learned about the gunman in the naval air station shooting since the attack last week. this morning, new details in the naval air station pensacola shooting investigation. law enforcement agencies including the fbi and dhs revealing in one report that on september 11 of this year shooter mohammed alshamrani posted on his social media accounts the phrase, the countdown has started. other posts included references to non-muslims as infidels and alshamrani also defending jihad. >> the things that he talks about as references are textbook references of people who commit terrorist acts. >> reporter: here's what investigators say they've also found in the week since the lethal attack. the shooting lasted about 15 minutes. alshamrani firing about 180 rounds from his legally purchased handgun with an extended magazine. during the rampage, he fired at pictures of president trump and another unnamed president, and a witness claims alshamrani made comments critical of u.s. military action overseas as he was shooting. >> he basically is saying t

that the shooter was a saudi national who was in the saudi air force and happened to be at a naval air station pensacola for training so we will of course await more details but obviously there will be an f.b.i. investigation and officials that were very conscious of that and so the the details that we have so far of course this the 2nd deadly shooting at a military installation at the naval base to take place this week. but we are also bringing new other stories in a breaking news story out of iraq this hour at least 9 people have been killed there by gunmen near a protest sign central baghdad dozens more wounded in the square the attackers were reported to have opened fire from cars. so yes we're getting reports there of 12 'd people killed in baghdad's killarney square but of course this comes after there have been protests taking place in the country that have led of course the prime minister to submit his resignation though that has done nothing to actually stop those protests from taking place going to bring you much more on that shooting in baghdad meanwhile people across in years been

the air station is the headquarters for the naval education training command. we're going to explain that in a little bit. it is the first naval air station in the country. it employs more than 16,000 military members. 7,400 civilian personnel. the sense of community was underscored by city officials. >>> the fbi is now investigating to determine if the shooting was terror-related. the deadly incident marked the second shooting at a u.s. navy base this week. joining me now from the site of the shooting in pensacola, florida, is nbc's blane alexander. also with me, malcolm nance. terrorism analyst for msnbc and former chief petty officer for the u.s. navy. blane, let's start with you. get us up to speed on what's going on. >> yeah. well, ali, i think the biggest thing is that we had that -- that update just within the past hour or so. we heard from florida governor rhonda s ron desantis. we learned one thing. the number of injured has gone to eight. but the other thing we're learning is we're learning more about how this shooting unfolded in the first place. we d

it's the naval air station in pennsylvania. pete williams has the latest. let's get right to him. pete, what are you hearing this morning? >> it's all over now but the first calls came at about 6:30 this morning and the facility was put on lock down. the navy and the county sheriffs say the person that fired the shots is now dead and the navy says two people died as a result of the mass shooting in addition to the gunman. there's conflicting reports on the number of people injured. area hospitals say they're treating or expecting to treat a total of eight people but no word yet on the extend of their injuries and we don't know the identity of the person that did the shooting although there's some local news reports that it was a sailor on active duty. naval air station pennsylvania is a huge facility. 16,000 military personnel are there and 7,400 civilians work there too. they're helping with the forensic investigation as the job of reconstructing what happened will be a big chore given the number of shots that were fired. this is the second shooting this week on a u.s. naval base

good evening, we come on the air tonight with breaking news late developments in the deadly naval air station shooting in pensacola, florida three people were gunned down in yesterday's attack by a saudi trainee. secretary of defense mark esper today saying it's too early to call it a terrorist attack, but tonight, new details about what the gunman did before the shooting the unusual way he got the weapon, and news about a recent trip to saudi arabia we get the very latest from blayne alexander in pensacola. >> reporter: tonight, as we get our first look at the building, chilling new details about the man investigators believe carried it out [ sirens ] law enforcement officials tell nbc news in the past week, the shooter, mohammed saeed alshamrani, a saudi national, invited three other saudis to his home for dinner where he showed them videos of mass shootings. officials say he regularly socialized with the three. but after a recent trip to saudi arabia, he returned more pius and was no longer interested in hanging out with them. [ sirens ] officials do not believe they were involved and say

they took out the shooter on naval air station pensacola so we also found out that 5 people were rushed conditions at this time. but the fact that they were taking. >>taken to the hospital is a good sign that they were alive heading to the hospital will try to find out their conditions as far as that live pictures concerned you can clearly see police officers still locking down the base even though an active shooter has been found dead, but they are normally they look to see if there's other shooters out there so we'll stay on top of this situation have much more right after the commercial break. >>and we are back again giving you the very latest now on the breaking news out of pensacola florida where an active shooter situation was the scene here at naval air station pensacola and for a time in fact it still is the base is on lockdown mode, however the update in the last 5 minutes is that the shooter has been killed by law enforcement that coming confirmed by the local county sheriff's deputy. county sheriff himself. a look here is a reporter sister station wkrg looks like they're doin

now, this follows last friday's deadly shooting at the pensacola naval air station. udi air force officer killed three u.s. sailors in what is now being investigated as an act of terrorism. tonight, in an extraordinary set of developments, the president and his attorney general took aim at the f.b.i. director. now, this comes a day after the department's watchdog concluded the f.b.i. was justified in opening an investigation into russia and the trump campaign. ben tracy reports from the white house. >> reporter: attorney general william barr is once again siding with president trump, offering a scathing critique today of the f.b.i.'s investigation into the 2016 trump campaign. >> i think our nation was turned on its head for three years. i think, based on a completely bogus narrative. i think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith.s contradicting his own inspector general, who found the f.b.i. acted legitimately and with no political bias in launching the probe into the trump campaign's potential ties with russia. the report did, however, find the f.b.i.

eva pilgrim from the scene in pensacola. >> reporter: chaos inside a naval air station in pensacola. the mass shooting shocking the tonight, abc news has confirmed the gunman was mohammed saeed alshamrani, a member of the saudi air force in the u.s. for flight training. the fbi investigating terrorism as a possible motive. a tight knit community reeling. >> it doesn't happen to our friends and neighbors who are members of united states navy. but it did. and it has. >> reporter: the first call for help coming in at 6:51 a.m. >> i have one navy officer shot multiple times. >> reporter: the base locked down. police race to the scene within five minutes. the shooter moved through two floors of a classroom building, an area of the base where weapons are not allowed. >> can i have an update on the possible patient count? >> over ten patients confirmed. >> reporter: the gunman moved methodically through the building armed with a handgun. two sheriff's deputies coming face to face with the gunman, engaging in a shootout. two officers are hit. one shot in the arm, the other in the knee. despit

currently the naval air station is on lockdown and has been evacuated. this is the second mass shooting on a naval base this week. the first happened earlier this week at a navy station in pearl harbor. two people were killed and the shooter took his own life. we'll continue to follow the new developments on the latest shooting in florida and bring you the updates as they come in. >>> back to our weather coverage. we want to keep an eye on the rain heading here to the bay area. >> we have team coverage as the storm is making its way into the bay bridge. jamie trujillo is in downtown san jose but first we'll start with kari hall. you've been monitoring the radar and it is closer in our direction. >> out ahead of that we have some sunshine. and this is our chance to get cleaned up, move the leaves out of the way and get everything prepared out in the yard for this storm that will be moving in. so we're seeing some of the showers being drawn into parts of northern california and approaching ukiah. as we go into the next several hours we'll see that rain movi

this is from naval air station pensacola. the air force base was put on lockdown. er people have been taken to hospitals, treated for injuries. again that active shooter situation at the naval air station in pensacola, florida, is over now. we'll keep bringing you updates on the story. >>> close to 6000 sexual assaults have happened in ubers and drivers were sometimes the victim. ali has a look at the numbers and how uber's critics are responding. >> reporter: uber has faced criticize imand also several lawsuits over the years from people who say the ride share company hasn't done enough to keep not just passengers but its drivers safe. the chief legal officer says the new report the company compiled and released is an attempt to address concerns. the report found since 2017, there have been more than 5900 reported rapes and sexual assaults in uber vehicles. uber found it has been involved in 99 crashes that killed 107 people during that same two- year period. uber says these types of problems are the exception, not the recall. the reports summary argues critical in

>>this can be a county sheriff describing what he saw after the naval air station shooting in pensacola florida. people are injured and at least 4 are dead, including the suspect, a member of the saudi military training at the base, the government of saudi arabia. >>needs to to make make things better for these victims i mean i think that they they're going to owe a debt here. >>florida governor ron desantis speaking with law enforcement and the president in the wake of the shooting installment of saudi arabia just called to express a sincere condolences and give his sympathies to the families and friends of the warriors who were killed and wounded in the attack the shooting happening just before 07:00am local time. authorities responding within minutes. 2 deputies were shot but are expected to recover there's some real heroism today. >>i mean real heroism. >>that made me i'm devastated. we're we're in shock. this is surreal but i couldn't be prouder to wear the uniform dive where authorities say the shooting took place in a classroom building i think it could have been a lot lot worse

. >>> back here at home tonight, after that deadly rampage at the naval air station in pensacola by a member of the royal saudi air force, the pentagon tonight is reviewing the vetting procedure for foreign military units here in the u.s. and they are no longer allowing 300 saudi flight training students here in the u.s. to fly. at least for now. and here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: the 303 saudi flight students, now grounded, are spread between three florida naval bases. pensacola, the scene of the deadly shooting, nearby whiting field and mayport naval air station. among the more than 800 saudi military in the u.s. who will now be restricted to only classroom instruction. all part of the pentagon's formal review of vetting processes for the training program. this action follows new revelations about the saudi officer responsible for the shootings. the fbi retracing that officer's final days, including a sight-seeing trip to new york. sources tell abc news that back in pensacola, he showed friends videos of mass shootings and posted an anti-american rant on twitter right bef

hour. >>> learning more about the gunman responsible for this morning's deadly shooting at the naval air station in pence coala, florida. he was a member of saudi air force training to be a pilot. investigators say on the too early to determine if there was an act of terrorism. the gunman killed three people and wounded several others before sheriff's deputies shot and killed him. >> there's some real heroism today. real heroism. i'm devastated. we're in shock. this is surreal. but i couldn't be prouder to wear the uniform that i wear. >> this dead he shooting in florida took place at the home of the navy's fabled blue angels. >>> a string of armed robberies against ups drivers in the south bay. still to come, why police believe the crimes are likely connected. >> the bay area may have to wait even longer. ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> newly re

. >>> three people killed and several others injured after a man opens fire at a naval air station and why terrorism is now being investigated. >>> a report just released about the number of rapes and sexual assault but has some people concerned for their safety . the news at noon starts right now. >>> good afternoon. >> a big storm system is a couple of hours away as we are bringing this live picture from san francisco bay and it is definitely packing the punch. we are tracking it. >> northbay first in central and south bay over the course of the afternoon. we are likely to see some of this, you can see we are still in the dry and that rain is still to the north but ahead of the rain already getting a pickup on the wind. over areas over the bay a few sprinkles and south of point reyes but we are pretty much still dry. let's check in on the winds, mount diablo reporting the wind gust of 27 in the northbay 23 as expected the winds were coming ahead of the rain and the wind advisory already in place. when guests of 20 when guests of 20 mph sustained over areas of san jose. here's a snaps

well, there's a little difference in naval air station than, say, an army post where i was assigned over the course of my military career. if you have an infantry post, you have rifles and things like that. this being an naval air station, there probably would have been limited weapons use. they have them. they're secured in an arms room. the only people allowed on post with weapons are armed law enforcement personnel like yesterday the brave sheriff's deputies, and then usually military police and sometimes the naval criminal investigative service folk. you're in the allowed to carry a personnel weapon on post. if you're stationed on post, you have yours secured in an armory or an arms room. so, really, for this to happen. this individual, as we know, secreted a handgun with additional magazines on to post. how did he do that? you go through security. if you have a badge, you don't get your trunk searched. >> thank you so much for helping us understand from military and law enforcement perspective. good to have it, james. >> caller: thank you, guys. >>> we're learning that three members

naval air station pensacola which is located on the florida coast it's got 16000 military over 7000 civilian personnel vicinity host many international students who are required to undergo background checks before training is r.t. america contributor molly barrows with more. the f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because a saudi national florida governor on the santas though told reporters that the saudi arabian government needs to make things better quote unquote for the victims one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know be time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things better for these victims naval air station pensacola bay security and local law enforcement got the call that there was an active shooter on the base local sheriff's deputies were among the 1st to respond and they're reporting that the shooting happened in a classroom building on the base covering 2 floors it's had a huge impact on the pensacola community this i

>> reporter: hundreds of federal agents continue to investigate friday's deadly shooting at naval air stationsacola which the fbi now presumes was an act of terror. >> i know that the community is safe and there's not any sort of immediate direct threat of any additional terrorist acts at this time. >> reporter: the suspected shooter, mohammed alshamrani, a second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force, was in the u.s. as part of a pilot training program. >> you have foreign military personnel coming to our base. they should not be doing that if they hate our country. >> reporter: the gunman's saudi classmates are being kept on base and are cooperating with questioning. sources telling abc news investigators are looking into claims by alshamrani's classmates that he watched mass shooting videos at his home days before the attack. >> members of the fbi's joint terrorism task force are working tirelessly to discern if any possible ideology that may have been a factor in this attack. >> reporter: the fbi is now carefully reviewing surveillance images and cell phone video taken immediately after

terrorism an investigation is continuing the shooting occurred in a classroom building at the naval air station in florida the attacker who was a saudi national training at the base was shot by offices. in other news france is seeing yet another day of demonstrations they spilled over from a one day national strike on thursday one of the biggest in the country for years protesters have been angered at the government's plans to overhaul the pension system. i. was. massive demonstrations we have right across the country leon musée announced also clashes between riot police and protesters one of the largest trade union says that 1500000 people were marching in support the interior ministry though claims the figures were just after that officers used tear gas to disperse crowds the most violent rallies occurred in the french capital and watched them unfold. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea here is that they want to amalgamate number of different systems around 42 different s

reports of an active shooter at the naval air station in pensacola. at air force's facebook alert to people in that area. it says quote both gates of naval air station pensacola are currently secured are due to reports of an active shooter. more information will be provided as it becomes available. again this is breaking news. people in that neighborhood are on social media saying they could hear what they thought was gunfire. but that is not confirmed yet. naval air station pensacola still responding. again we'll bring you the latest reports of an active shooter at the naval air base in pensacola, florida. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> breaking news about the job market. the labor department just reported the u.s. economy added 266,000 new jobs during the month of november. that is better than analysts expected. they were estimating about 18 on 0000 new jobs. the nationwide unemployment rate dropped to 3.5%. good news for wall street. numbers all heading higher this morning. >>> a historic store and cafe in sonoma may county is clos

abc's stephanie ramos has more from pensacola. >> reporter: the deadly attack at the naval air stationestigation. 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 sightseeing trip to new york city. sources now telling abc news they're investigating classmates' claims that alshamrani watched videos of mass shootings in front of friends at his home days before the carnage. they belie

>>payne a florida community coming together after a gunman triggered tragedy at a naval air station inwelcome back the national weather service issued a flash flood watch for the king cake fire burn area in the north bay and other locations downstream. it will remain in effect until 10 o'clock tonight, one of the cities. >>that impacted by all this is santa rosa on kron 4 some to call shows us what the conditions look like there today. >>life on the streets already difficult enough. >>throw in storm conditions and it's tough to stay dry. homeless community in santa rosa doing its best to keep warm. meanwhile drivers struggled with low visibility. steady trickle of rain so consistently throughout the afternoon. >>the intensifying at times traffic lights at some intersections went down. >>slowing the usually smooth the weekend commute island slow down. take it had. >>you know it's now or is it to be seen on these >>emergency to another. it didn't take long for ponding to develop on the roadways. were drained. >>and the strong winds caused a mess on road. >>and in parking lots trees left

eight others wounded after a shooting attack at the naval air station in pensacola. of the saudi arabia air force what was training there. cnn's natasha chen is joining us from pensacola right now. what are authorities saying? >> reporter: right. well, wolf, two law enforcement sources are telling cnn that the gunman has been identified as mohamed al sham irany and we're learning from the department of defense he was here as part of a training case that was funded by the kingdom of saudi arabia. so he was here starting in august of 2017 and would have finished by august 2020. [ sirens ] tonight four people are dead including the shooter after an attack on a pensacola naval base by a member of the saudi military. authorities are working to determine the motive. >> there is obviously a lot of questions about this individual being a foreign national, being say part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil. >> reporter: president trump who stood by the saudi government in the past related a message from king sal man. >> the people are are angried b

naval is station in florida. authorities are now investigating whether others were involved. >>> a prayer vigil saturday into the families and victims of friday's deadly shooting at the naval airtion in pensacola, florida. three people were killed. the fbi now investigating whether the shooter, identified as a saudi national acted alone. >> understanding what exactly made him do it and why. >> reporter: 10 saudi nationals being investigated and that he watched videos of a mass shooting at a party. to others watched from a car. the president said that he has spoken to the saudi king who condemned the shooting and pledge a full corporation in the investigation for the attack. >> they are devastated. and we will find out further. >> reporter: one of a few hundred pilots that trained in the station each year. now trying to rebuke the program and look into the screening process. >>> in hawaii, thousands attended a summer ceremony today to make the 70th anniversary of the bombing of e and rbor. the united safety hosted the national hardware remembers they commemoration. 200 americans who were lost in the attack of december 7th, 1941. >> basement before you represent the greatest gen

reports of an active shooter at the naval air station in pensacola.a is tracking that from the live desk. good morning. >> we'll get to that story in a few minutes. we want to check in with mike and our forecast. >> good morning. mother nature putting the ingredients together for a heavy rain event. two of them as a matter of fact in the next 36 hours. one of those ingredients is moisture. look at how much fog. this is walnut creek. that is looking south at 680, look at the fog across our inland east bay neighborhoods up into solano county. some of it is slipping across the san pablo bay and heading over to san rafael and novato. here's a look at san rafael. fog an issue this morning. very mild out there. low to mid 50s. we'll be in the low to mid 60s, breezy and random showers are at 4:00. the heavy, steady rain moving in by 7:00. >>> we're following breaking news at the live desk. abc news confirmed an active shooter now at the naval air base in pensacola, florida, which is on the panhandle here. want to let you know this information is just now com