even 5:00, the end of the commute it gets wet and windy. >>> back to that breaking news in pensacola, florida told you about the active shooter situation there. this is where it is on the panhandle in florida. i want to bring you to the u.s. navy's twitter fooe eter feed. they said about 20 minute ps minutes ago that the area was on lockdown, and now the active shooter is deceased. unknown number of people injured or being transferred to hospitals now. the associated press is reporting that 10 people have been transferred to local hospitals. we will wait for further confirmation from the u.s. navy on that. that's what's happening at this moment. we will continue to update this breaking and developing story here on abc7 news and abc7news.com. >>> this morning, antioch police are still looking for a woman accused of running over a barber and it happened after a dispute over a hair cut. 63-year-old brian martin underwent surgery yesterday for injuries that he suffered when he was hit by the car. this is a picture that brian sent us from his hospital room to let his customers and friends know he

well there is more information on that shooting to taken place in pensacola florida at naval as station in pensacola which left 3 people dead and 8 injured and now there are reports suggesting that the assailant was a saudi national he was shot and killed by the those that were on base president trungpa now says that he has spoken with the saudi king salon about this shooting incident and the king of saudi arabia expressed his condolences. within this attack at pensacola he has also said that the shooter in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people trungpa said that the shooting was a horrible thing and he has also expressed his condolences to family. to the families of the victims and of those who have been wounded in this attack but the reaction was pretty swift of conversation has clearly taken place between president trump and the saudi king and so that pretty much confirms that the gunman was a saudi national a senior u.s. official saying that he was a military pilot from saudi arabia who was in the united states for training at the pensacola naval air statio

. >> we are following breaking news at this hour out of pensacola, florida. the naval air station there right along the florida panhandle. the u.s. military confirming there 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 g

. >> i'm jim sciutto following breaking news out of pensacola, florida. 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 rathe

. >> ninan: david begnaud in pensacola, florida. a chinese american grad student imprisoned in iran for more than three years is free tonight. in a rare diplomatic breakthrough, the u.s. and iran exchanged prisoner prisoners in switzerland. president trump boasted about the swap tweeting, "taken during the obama administration returning during the trump administration. >> reporter: smiling in switzerland xiyue wang is timely three, after more than three years locked up in this prison

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.

florida. 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 vehic

pearl harbor hawaii on wednesday and today and pensacola, florida, two shootings that he is referring to in a statement. these acts or crimes against all of us. our prayers are with the families of the fallen and with the wounded. is our solemn duty to find the causes of such tragic loss and ceaselessly work together to prevent them. let us make concerted efforts to care for the families of those lost and those wounded is ugly and not. let us shepherd them through the first moments of despair and make them and are greater naval family whole and strong." that from the acting secretary of the navy thomas mobley who just took over in recent weeks. was interesting to hear governor ron desantis himself, a former navy officer talk about how he spoke to president trump and how he said that since this was a saudi student who was studying here with the u.s. military that the saudi national government has a royal government has a responsibility to the victims, a suggestion that the saudi government will need to help the victims in some way, he wasn't clear about what he meant by that. it was in

florida. two people now dead, including the suspect, who opened fire at a u.s. navel air station in pensacolas morgan chesky in coral gables, florida. bring us up to speed on what transpired this morning. >> good morning. and new details coming in by the minute via the military. they're remaining tight-lipped. what we know at this point in time is there's no longer a threat at the base. authorities confirming that the gunman is dead. however, 11 people are injured, five others taken to a nearby hospital and we know that two people, as you mentioned, have been confirmed killed a

bring you up to speed what's happened today in pensacola, florida. breaking story about a deadly shooting on a u.s. naval base, second one this week. this happening at naval station pensacola. you just heard numbers from the sheriff. four now dead, eight injured. officials say the lone gunman was a member of the saudi military who was training at the facility. he specified training in aviation. he shot 11 people including 2 sheriff's deputies at the hospital and expected to survive. barbara starr is with us, our pentagon correspondent. begin with you. who the individual, this shooter was. a member of the saudi military. what else do you know? >> reporter: it's fair to say law enforcement does the know who he is but are not saying that name yet obviously because they know, the navy knows who every military student is at the naval air station at pensacola. the person was there to have aviation training, which is a very typical activity, foreign students have been coming to pensacola for decades. for naval training. so now they are going to be looking a

we are following breaking news out of pensacola, florida. at least two people were killed when a shooter opened fire at the naval air station in pensacola this morning. several others injured. we don't know the extent of their injuries. what we know is the shooter is dead and the fbi is on the scene at this hour. >> the shoot rer's dead, two of their victims dead, others injured. let's get to victor blackwell in atlanta. what are we learning now, particular ly about the conditin of the others injured? >> we know there are three others according to a spokesperson there in pensacola who were injured. no details on the exb tent of the injuries. we are expecting in about 30 minutes from now, a joint news conference between the sheriff's office and nas pensacola officials to paint a clearer picture of what happened this morning. the first reports we receive d was in the 8:00 eastern hour that there was an active shooter there at the sprawling base. tens of thousands of military and civilian employees there. about 9:00, we got the information that

we'll begin with the developing story, breaking news at a naval base in pensacola, florida. the suspected gunman who killed three people and injured seven others was a foreign national who was in the u.s. for training. the shooting at the naval air station at pensacola on florida's gulf coast is the second deadliest shooting on a military base this week. the mayor calling it a tragic day. a true military in the community and asking people to keep their distan distance. joining me now, blayne alexander and pete williams. let's start with you blayne, what do we know at this point? >> reporter: we are expecting to hear that press conference with the latest from the escambia county sheriff's office, we know the base is closed for the rest of the day. only essential personnels allowed in and out. we know that the shooting that we are learning more about where the shooting happened and how it unfolded. it happened in one of the classroom buildings. the briefing earlier, officials would not say which room, they did not want to give too many details. it happened at the naval air stat

in pensacola, florida and we start with a fox news alert. as the pensacola naval base prepares to reopen later on this monday. brian: the fbi now working to determine if the shooter was part of a larger network. jillian: jonathan serrie joins us live from pensacola, florida as a new report reveals a suspect had deep-seeded hatred for the united states. jonathan, what's the latest? >> yeah. an additional router from the "new york times" saying that the shooter filed a formal complaint against one of his instructors saying the instructor called him a derogatory nickname that embarrassed him in front of his classmates. the fbi says the

>> sandra: an update on the situation happening in pensacola, florida. we want to bring in johnny joy jones. bomb technician and he was stationed at this base in pensacola. thank you for joining us, what can you tell us about what we've learned so far and what we've seen this morning. >> good morning. i went to eod school there and administrative offices in pens coal ya. i don't want people to speculate as to things like motive and things of that nature. as a wounded veteran and someone who has been active helping veterans for seven years the speculation starts pouring on social media as post traumatic stress but we have no clue why it has happened in two places in about as many days. >> sandra: absolutely. we know very little detail other than the fact the active shooter is dead. there has been one confirmed fatality by the u.s. navy. we don't know anything about those individuals yet and we know that there has been a hospital, local hospital report that they have received five injured. the navy says we don't know the total number of injured yet. but wha

florida. two people now dead, including the suspect, who opened fire at a u.s. navel air station in pensacola this morning. let's go straight to nbc's morgan chesky in coral gables, florida. bring us up to speed on what transpired this morning. >> good morning. and new details coming in by the minute via the military. they're remaining tight-lipped. what we know at this point in time is there's no longer a threat at the base. authorities confirming that the gunman is dead. however, 11 people are injured, five others taken to a nearby hospital and we know that two people, as you mentioned, have been confirmed killed as a result of this gunman's attack in pensacola. now, reports are circulating that the gunfire was initially reported around 6:30 this morning. we do know there was a rapid response in deploying resources to assess that situation. the gates, the two primary gates to this area were closed until that all clear was given within the past hour. at this point in time, still a lot of questions circulating about the gunman's motive. we do know that he was a male, armed, opening fire repea

>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 if we di

new developments in the shooting in pensacola, florida. this is the breaking news.g new details. a u.s.-based intelligence group has revald the man who shot and killed three people and wounded 8 is a saudi national who is being described as harboring extreme anti-american views. i'll take you live to saudi arabia in just a moment. >>> also today an american official now confirming to us that an additional number of saudi nationals have been detained and are being questioned in the shooting. we've learned the name of one of the victims, an active duty naval officer and we've heard from his heartbren

and the fbi is investigating a fatal shooting of three at a pensacola, florida, naval base on fridayng that it was an act of trucherrorism. fbi special agent rachel rojas said they are investigating the attack. a second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force who was training at the naval base to see if he acted alone or was part of a larger network. law enforcement sources say investigators believe he returned to saudi arabia after starting his u.s. training back in 2017, and when he came back earlier this year he was more pious and refrained from socializing. he recently showed videos of mass shootings to other saudi flight students, and authorities believe a tweet posted just before the shooting claimed america was anti-islam bhoz bel him as well. eight people were injured including two local sheriff's deputies who exchanged gunfire with the shooter and killed him. law enforcement sources telling nbc news that although non-citizens are typically prohibited from buying handguns, al shimrani had a valid hunting rifle. president trump attempted to salvage his relationship with saudi

we're following several major developments in the deadly shooting in pensacola, florida.y are not yet ready to call it an act of terrorism, but the national adviser says it appears to be a terrorist attack, i'm quoting him now, and the defense secretary said one or two of the friends of the gunman, a saudi international in training at the base, filmed the attack. but, he adds, it's unclear if they filmed it before the attack or if they picked up their phones after the shooting and started rolling on it. i want to bring in now paul crenshank, and analyst for the "new york times." we've heard from the president and investigators that the saudis are cooperating with this investigation. what does that mean in your view of saudi arabia assisting in any investigation that the u.s. is conducting? >> he'll have massive insight into his movements, his character, his insight, what he did on that trip to saudi arabia before he came back in february 2019 -- >> how forthright should anybody expect saudi arabia to be in its information? >> i think historically there's been very strong

work with that person. >> the fbi is investigating the shooting that killed three people at a pensacola floridaa as an act of terrorism. officials want to know if the shooter, a 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force acted alone or part of a larger network. law enforcement sources say investigators believe the shooter returned to saudi arabia, after starting his u.s. training back in 2017. and when he came back earlier this year, he was more pious and refrained from socializing. officials say he recently showed veries of mass shootings to others and authorities believe a tweet posted just before the shooting claiming that america was anti-islam belonged to him as well. in addition to the three young men killed eight people were injured including two local sheriff's deputies who exchanged gunfire with the shooter and killed him. law enforcement sources telling nbc news, that noncitizens are typically prohibited from buying handguns, the gunman had a valid hunting license which allowed him to legally purchase his weapon. just hours after the shooting at a naval base, president

military at that naval base in pensacola, florida.s expected to be finished with that program in august, next summer, august of 2020. and, obviously, before that happened, had a dinner party shortly before this rampage. and at the dinner party, officials are saying he basically was showing videos of mass shootings, something that was obviously deeply disturbing was also here in new york city, visiting museums, visiting rockefeller center. you see the shooter right there, mohammed al-shamrani, 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force. you have various republicans on the hill like matt gaetz pressing saudi officials for answers as this investigation continues. we're expecting fbi officials, potentially local law enforcement, navy officials as well from this base could be there. this will be happening any moment. i think in the meantime, we have jenna ellis from the trump campaign. and if that does not start, let's bring her in, because house intel ranking republican devin nuÑes was talking today about not just the impe

florida. 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

he injured eight other people before being shot dead by police, in pensacola, florida.atest. another mass shooting. for the second time this week at a us military base. the alarm was raised shortly before 7am when a student pilot opened fire in a classroom at a naval training centre in pensacola. he was confronted by two officers and shop dead. 0fficials say the gunmen was a member of the saudi air force, visiting the us for training. the florida base, which employs more than 20,000 military and civilian personnel, is a major training centre for us students and those from allied nations. saudi arabia's king has described the actions of the gunmen is a heinous crime. he said his country would help the us with the investigation. king solomon of saudi arabia just called to express in second tolera nces called to express in second tolerances and to offer his sympathies to the family and friends of the warriors killed and wounded in the attack that took place just recently, just this morning, in pensacola florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by th

cnn's national correspondent is in pensacola, florida. also with us cnn's josh campbell who is a former fbi supervisory special agent. brynn, there is a brand new piece of information right now about this gunman and where he spent some time last month. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right, ana, this reporting from the "new york times" who says a source that had knowledge of, information about this investigation says that the gunman along with two other saudi nationals was visiting new york city around the thanksgiving holiday going to certain sites like the rockefeller center near the christmas tree, other sites as well, but it is not clear from the "times" reporting why he was there. was he there as just a tourist or was he there meeting other people? that is unclear according to their reporting. again, this is all part of the broader question. what was his motivation? this is what investigators are doing, right? they're tracking his movements. what has he done in the last few months? did he go out of the country? did he come

>>and speaking of great use quick update now on that story out of pensacola florida. we understand now that one person has died in addition to the shooting this was an active shooter situation at naval air station pensacola on the base shots were first reported at about 04:00am our time 07:00am their time. and at last check we hadn't heard of any fatalities we knew that 5 people have been taken to hospital but we have confirmation now in the last 60 seconds that in another part that another person besides the shooter now has can been confirmed. killed in this shooting situation this morning, stay tuned. we'll have more updates as they come in. >>another big story that we're following this morning uber says they're taking steps toward trying to make their ride share service, a lot safer for out there is a report the company actually released the safety report and the statistics were shocking kron 4 sarah stinson at uber headquarters in san francisco right now to break it down for us sara. >>after the company released this 84 page report and it basically breaks down some

. >>> more details are emerging about the deadly shooting in pensacola, florida. what the fbi is saying about the man who opened fire at that naval base. and two navy officials are crediting for saving lives. >>> we are learning more about the gunman responsible for the deadly shooting at the naval air station in pensacola, florida. the fbi is leaving that investigation and says the gunman was a member of the saudi air force who was training to become a military pilot. u.s. forces have trained hundreds of foreign military forces in pensacola since the 1940s. investigators say it is still too early to determine if this was an act of terrorism. they still don't know why he opened fire in a classroom building. navy officials credit local sheriff's deputies for reacting quickly and averting an even bigger tragedy. >> there was some real heroism today. i mean real heroism. i'm devastated. we are in shock. this is surreal. but i couldn't be prouder to wear the uniform that i wear. >> the naval air station is probably best known for being the home of the navy's blue ange

international military education and training program following the pensacola, florida shooting were a saudi air force trainee killed three sailors. >> all right. the hearing will come to order. welcome, everybody. the subcommittee is meeting today to hear testimony on u.s. policy in iraq. i thank our witness for appearing today. before recognizing myself for the purpose of making an opening statement, i would like to take the opportunity to recognize and thank the members of our committee who served in iraq.

joining me now from pensacola, florida, blain alexander, also with me, pete williams, tom winter and jim kavanaugh. what do we know so far? >> we have now on the record the governor saying what we've been reporting is the person who fired these shots was a member of the saudi air force in the u.s. to receive aviation training. we've reported his name. al shamroni. one point to make here is that when people come to the united states for this kind of training, they are vetted by not only their host country for us but by the u.s. military as well. so it's -- it takes a lot to get into one of these programs to train in the u.s. they're going to be real serious questions about that. before we go any further, i think it's important to say that while there is an investigation obviously to see whether this is an act of terrorism, no one is saying that there is. and it's of course entirely possible that this person could have been motivated by something other than a terroristic motivation. the same kind of motivation that could cause other people to carry out shootings, jealousy, mental probl

dead including the gunman but they still levon people were injured at the naval air station in pensacola florida the most of as yet is unclear and the base remain sealed off one of best to get a search for evidence teenage activists credit to him because at the u.n. climate change conference in madrid the 16 year old has become the global face of public anger over environmental destruction was mobbed by both media and supporters then she joined other young activists at a sit in protest in spain's capital for the demonstrations are planned in cities all over the world as young people demand urgent action from world leaders at the climate summit. soon i hope that the cult will something concrete steps that will lead to or so many. in awareness among people in general and that. that's the world not just the people in power. across the urgency of the climate crisis because right now it doesn't seem like they are. so. so i really hope that and i know we will do everything we can to make sure that this this is something that can be a lot of more well in parts of the united states land is being lost to

people dead including the gunman at least 11 people were injured at the naval air station in pensacola florida most of unclear at this stage the base remains sealed off while investigators search for evidence greece has expelled libya's ambassador in the latest escalation in a boundary dispute involving several mediterranean countries there is a territorial agreement between turkey and libya it essentially draws a line in the east mediterranean sea cutting across a strip which is also claimed by greece maybe as foreign minister says the expulsion of its ambassador from athens is unacceptable by his move from john psaropoulos in athens. the reason for greek displeasure at libya is that the libyan government had given the greek government assurances that it was not concluding such an agreement with turkey it was known that these talks were going on the greeks were concerned but can the the off the record discussions that the foreign ministers had had and that the ambassador had had with counterparts here was that this wasn't really a realistic prospect so this has taken the greek side by surpris

mug. ♪ ♪ neil: we are getting new details about the naval air station shooting in pensacola, florida,. six other saudis who were detained for questioning with, some of them reportedly taping the shooting that ended up killing three and leaving several others injured. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we start with jonathan serrie live in pensacola with more on this ongoing investigation. >> reporter: hi, neil. yeah, a senior defense official

professionalism you can expect from the city of pensacola and we certainly appreciate all those who have come, the governor and everyone else, state of florida has reached out to us, and we appreciate all of your thoughts and prayers, please continue to keep thinking about pensacola and the people there and we will bounce back from this, thank yo thank you. >> i think we have time if they were any other questions. >> is a former member of the corps, former officer, how would you expect this investigation to play out? >> i think the fbi is probably going to brief you guys in due time and i think they are leaning forward but obviously when you have a foreign national involved, particularly in that part of the world, the investigation is going to be different than if it were just somebody from a local community and i think you will see that as things go on. >> can you help people understand the background nature of what this training program is and why someone would have

getting training and some aspect of aviation we were hearing from the shells at the base in pensacola florida a little bit. shed more light on the 2nd sounds as of this shooting and of course now attention turns the investigation as well yeah i mean again that they were saying that we don't want to give too much information because we want to keep the memory of eyewitnesses clear of what they're now hearing on social media and in the media generally however the authorities have given some detail as to what what happened was they are they are prepared to give us some detail and that is around 6 50 am local time the 1st reports came through that a shooting was underway it appears to that that happening at a classroom building on this road the sprawling naval base where a lot of training does take place. by 745 the gunman was dead shot by the authorities who had scrambled to the scene in total 4 people have been killed 3 people were killed by the government 2 people at the scene one on the way to the hospital we doubt a figure 8 injured including 2 of the officers who apparently the prognosis is

bushfires are so big authorities say they now cannot be contained. 4 people have been killed in pensacola florida after a gunman opened fire on a naval base inside a classroom the gunman is among the dead u.s. officials say the suspect is a saudi national who was in the country for training at least 8 others were injured at the naval air station in pensacola florida military officials say the suspect was unhappy with commanders and was receiving counseling u.s. president donald trump says he's been contacted by the saudi leader who has condemned the shooting. thinking he said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the blood work actions of the shooter and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people. so much so what there was just given to me by the king of saudi arabia and i can tell you it's a horrible thing that took place and we're getting to the bottom of it all of the investigators are there now and they're studying it very closely. mike hanna is in washington d.c. with more on the political reaction 3. the governor

navy base in pensacola, florida.he fbi says the shooter was 21-year-old saudi air force lieutenant muhammad al sharoni. authorities have not found apparent ties between the killer and terrorism, but the investigation is still in its early stages. one official says concerning materials and online statements have been discovered. they're looking at that. the u.s. navy said the sailors showed exceptional heroism, running towards danger and saving lives. josh qaa kalew watson was 23 from coffee, alabama. hoe memory medicine samer haihham was 19 from st. petersburg, florida. cameron scott walters, 21, from richmond hill, right here in georgia. we still do not know why the killer went on this rampage. but as cnn's brynn gingras reports from the scene, investigators are going to great lengths to find out. >> reporter: and this is a global investigation. there are fbi attaches in saudi arabia and also communications happening with the fbi in washington. we know the joint terrorism task force is contributing, among others. on

because they'd be there far this news conference in pensacola florida about the shooting at a naval basend as a navy veteran anyone who serves in the navy knows that this is a special place naval air station pensacola all these brave warriors who wear the wings they come through here for flight training and so this is a dark day for a very great great place i think it it not only strikes at the heart of the community here in northwest florida but throughout the navy nationwide and really around the world because there's so many people that have been involved in this base in one way or another and i know that the president is actively monitoring in the white house and the thoughts and prayers go out to everybody we at the state of florida have already dispatched support our department of emergency management has sent a mental health coordinator to talk to any of the witnesses and any of the victims the families and offer whatever support they can get department of children and families has sent a mobile response team to the hospital we have fatalities but we also have people who are wound

just this morning in pensacola, florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter. and that this person in no way, shape, or form represents the feelings of the saudi people, who love the american people so much. so that was just given to me by the king of saudi arabia. and i can tell you it's a horrible thing that took place. and we're getting to the bottom of it. all of the investigators are there now. and they're studying it very closely. and terrible thing. and our condolences go to the families. and to everybody involved, including the wounded. we have some badly wounded people also. and we have to extend our condolences to them. and we'll be working with them all very closely. so i just wanted to let you know that was from king solomon. and today, we are here to talk to some of the very hard-working citizens. >> the president goes on to talk about an economic matter, which we will keep an eye on. but the president did say in response to a question about whether he t

navy base in pensacola florida 8 others were taken to hospital with gunshot wounds . of the attacker was shot dead by annoyed force winds it's a 2nd deadly shooting at a u.s. military site this week. a 6 story building has collapsed in kenya's capital nairobi leaving at least 3 people dead and dozens more injured military personnel been helping with the search and rescue operation kenyan red cross says 11 people have survived. a full medical use of raping and killing a 27 year old woman had been shot dead by police in india well sources say the men were killed as they tried to escape custody near hyderabad the case sparked a nationwide protests over violence against women and some people have been celebrating the suspects deaths. a hero's welcome hundreds gathered to shower police with gifts as news of the suspects death spread people across india have praised the actions of these police after years of anger over authorities slow response to rising sexual violence against women. on the beat of what questionable many are all glad today the victim was the daughter of ou

navy base in pensacola florida the shooter he was a member of saudi arabia's if foles was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people were hurt in the attack which is the 2nd deadly shooting at a us military side this week. to australia now where several bushfires have joined together north of sydney to form what's being cold a mega fire the huge blazes burning out of control in an area stretching some 60 kilometers authorities say the fire is just too big to put out and therefore costing more hot dry and windy conditions in the coming days. some of the flames the 30 meters high this footage was taken by a fireman on his phone east in australia has been plagued by bushfires for weeks now at least 8 smaller fires have merged into a mega fire 16 kilometers long fire patrols are being tested to the limit. for that there's a 3rd of metaphor and mortars coming up those fires are not uncommon in australia but this year they've started unusually early for years large parts of the country have suffered extreme drought in such conditions fires start easily and spread rapidly. those farms a huge

navy base in pensacola florida the shooter who was a member of saudi arabia's air force was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people were hurt in the attack it's the 2nd deadly shooting at a u.s. military science this week. at least 15 people have been killed and more than 60 others wounded in a gun attack in the iraqi capital baghdad witnesses reported men in an organized motorcade firing at anti-government protesters more than 400 people have died in unrest in iraq over the past 2 months. france is bracing for a weekend of disruption with yellow vest protesters expected to join striking public sector workers largest strike for decades has crippled transportation in the country but in his 1st comments since the strike began france's prime minister insisted that the government would not scrap its pension reform plans and that the changes would be fair. france's high speed trains were at a standstill again on friday there was confusion at the stations in paris as travel schedules were disrupted for a 2nd day as a whole transport systems have been hardest hit by the public sector str

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the shooter who killed at least three people at a naval air station in pencil of pensacola, florida, was in aviation student from saudi arabia. the suspect apparently opened fire in a classroom building. officials say responding sheriff deputies killed the shooter and were wounded in the shoot-out. they are expected to survive. >> there are some real heroism today. it made me -- i'm devastated, we are in shock. this is surreal. but i could be prouder to wear the uniform that i wear because of my brothers and sisters in uniform civilian or otherwise that did what they did today to save lives. >> this is the second shooting at a naval facility this week. phil keating, how many foreign nationals are trading training at the station? >> the base commander the past hour just estimated it was in the hundreds. part of a long-standing international agreement between the u.s. military as well as its allies and, that dates all the way back to world war ii. he also added that guns are not allowed onto the naval air station property except for military police and security officers and the weapon

military base at pensacola in florida now the perpetrator has been identified as a saudi air force officer who was receiving training at this base he opened fire in one of the classrooms and he was then shot dead himself from what we understand the f.b.i. is on the scene and investigation between the u.s. military and the f.b.i. has been opened we are working with local law enforcement and with the f.b.i. in our actions afterwards as i said the bases shut down will be shut down until further notice until we can really understand the situation that trump has tweeted out that the saudi king gave him a personal phone call to express condolences for the victims of the shooting furthermore we now have heard that the governor of florida has been speaking up saying that essentially the kingdom needs to do better for the victims i think there's obviously going to be a lot of questions about you know this individual being a foreign national being a part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil had to do this and the f.b.i. is working with dio dea they're working with the o.e.

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navy base in pensacola florida the shooter who was a member of saudi arabia's air force was shot dead by law enforcement 12 more people were hurt in the attack it's the 2nd deadly shooting at a u.s. military site this week. in india woman who was raped and later set on fire by a gang of men has died in the hospital police say the woman was on her way to testify in her rape case when she was attacked the case has sparked outrage in the country. authorities in samoa say nearly 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific island nation has lifted a curfew that was imposed amid an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people of samoa and recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. to france now which is bracing for a weekend of disruption with yellow bus protesters expected to join striking public sector workers the largest strike for decades has crippled transportation in the country but in his 1st comments since the strike began france's prime minister insisted that the government would not scrap its pension reform pla

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