the saudi air force trainee opened fire in a classroom building at the u.s. naval station in pensacola where a couple of 100 foreign students are in training in washington president trump said king salmon of saudi arabia could call to express his condolences. said that i'm sorry people are going to be 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 the f.b.i. hasn't yet named the shooter or commented on his possible motives there are many reports circulating. that the f.b.i. deals only in facts but at the naval station florida's governor addressed latents concerns 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 that to do this the station's commanding officer has defended the international training program saying it's important to train aviators of the united states partner nations. some pundits th

officials have been saying that the suspect is a member of the saudi air force who was in the united states for training don't trump says he spoke to saudi arabia's king selman who expressed his condolences over the attack. at least 10 people have been killed by gunman firing from cars near a protest site in the iraqi capital baghdad 1140 all those wounded. people across india and celebrating off to police shot dead 4 men they're suspected of raping and killing a 27 year old woman in hyderabad they'd been taken back to the scene of the crime and police said they were killed when they attempted to escape. castle's foreign minister said he's hoping for a positive result after talks with saudi arabia speaking at a conference in rum shah mohammed bin abdul rahman a phony said talks with the kingdom had gone well a blockade has been in place since june 2017 when saudi arabia u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut trade and diplomatic ties with. we have moved from a stalemate it's to some progress where there are some talks. that took place between us and the specifically and saudi and we hope that t

a saudi air force member opens fire at a u.s. naval base in florida killing 3. reportedly. a member of the. party says. the predicted. also a little. more popular than any of the u.s. 2020 democratic. national. with us. are the f.b.i. is investigating a shooting at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida where a saudi national has left 3 people dead reports say they are looking into whether the incident is terror related. 3 people are dead and 8 others have been injured when a shooting took place at the u.s. 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 trump has tweeted out tha

ronnie he was a 2nd left tenant in the saudi air force this information has now been widely disseminated being asked about in that press conference mohammed saeed out runny a 2nd left hand and the saudi air force as the official said this base is a center for training for militaries around the world a couple of 100 i believe they said members of international militaries getting that training that this particular this particular individual was getting aviation training it was in the aviation training pipeline we were told there were several other extremely extremely interesting more interesting the. newsgroup moments in that press conference led to the florida governor because i'm not sure of the kingdom of saudi arabia was involved they will owe the local community a debt they will over the local community a better interesting was will debate what that actually means we're going to come clear in the coming days and then there was another really interesting bits the local sheriff said there will be a lengthy investigation and maybe there will be aspects of the investigation that we will t

a saudi air force member opens fire at a u.s. naval base in florida killing 3 the f.b.i. has reportedly opened a terror related investigation. member of the populace alternative for germany party says extremists have threatened to assassinate her even after crossing with the time of her. society demands a christmas card by british cartoonist moderate be removed from the sale. of the card which mocks those with the disease as utterly inappropriate we put the issue up for debate. i think for slightly underestimating people's capacity to find humor in even the most. situations. on the before he died. and i didn't find it funny. i'm broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is orange international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us i the f.b.i. is investigating a shooting at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida where a saudi national has left 3 people dead a report say that they are looking into whether the incident is terror related here carol mopping with more. 3 people are dead and 8 others have been injured when a shooting took place at the u.s.

a saudi air force member opens fire at a u.s. naval base in florida killing 3 the f.b.i. has reportedly opened a terror related investigation. and number of the populace alternative for germany party says extremists are threatening to assassinate her painting even the left across the predicted time of her death written on it. also a little larger as a character in a new disney series is proving more popular than any of us 2020 democratic hopefuls trending online and should be. broadcasting live direction from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us i know the f.b.i. is investigating a shooting at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida where a saudi national has left at least 3 people dead reports say they are looking into whether the incident is terror related his arteries kill them often. 3 people are dead and 8 others have been injured when a shooting took place at the u.s. military base at pensacola in florida now the perpetrator has been identified as a saudi air force officer who was receiving training a

people are dead 8 others have been injured in this shooting began at the pensacola base when a saudi air force officer apparently opened fire in one of the bases classrooms was then shot dead and it appears that now the f.b.i. is on the scene and is conducting a terrorism investigation in coordination with the military about how this incident could have taken place. we are working with local law enforcement and with the f.b.i. . afterwards as i said the bases shut down will be shut down until further notice until we. really understand the situation. now the king of saudi arabia as apparently called donald trump that's what donald trump has announced in a tweet that he received a phone call from the king of saudi arabia expressing condolences for the shooting furthermore we've also from what we understand heard that the governor of florida is saying that the kingdom has to do a lot better for the victims now pensacola the base where this shooting took place there are apparently forces from all over the world who received military training there this is what we heard from the governor of florida

naval base as barbaric a member of the saudi air force kill 3 people at the facility in florida he was there as part of a training course the king said that the saudi people were greatly angered by the bowe bergdahl 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 the taliban and u.s. negotiators have resume talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan and the u.s. team says for new discussions and qatar will focus on reaching a ceasefire and september u.s. president on abruptly stopped talks just as both sides appeared close to signing a deal at least 7 kenyan police officers have been killed near their somalian border gunmen from al-shabaab stopped their bus on a remote road between the towns of was year and indira. thousands of pro beijing protesters have rallied in hong kong there calling for an investigation into the recent elections where pro-democracy parties when an outright majority there's also another protest planned later to highlight human rights concerns. some us government

officials say 21-year-old saudi air force officer mohammed saeed alshamrani used a handgun that was bought legally in florida. he was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. the "associated press" is reporting that he had apparently gone on twitter shortly before the shooting and poste messages that criticized american support of israel and accused the u.s. of being anti-muslim. there's no official word on a motive for the shooting. the three american sailors killed have been identified as 23-year-old joshua kaleb watson, 19-year-old airman muhammad salman hytham, and airman apprentice cameron scott walters. a motorcade took their bodies from the naval base yesterday. people lined the streets of pensacola holding american flag. thfallen were transported to dover air force base in delaware. david begnaud has more now from the fbi investigation. >>> we are as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the shooter was a 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force. mohammed saeed alshamrani. he was a nava

me he was a 2nd left tenant of the saudi air force and it's rather routine for saudi members of the military to go to this particular base for training and and this particular 2nd left tenant was in as authorities say the aviation pipeline was 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

royal saudi air force, royal saudi navy, they have trainers and trainees all over the united states. from san diego all the way out to pensacola. so we -- they come here by the thousands in the united states. and they are on the whole, they're dedicated to the crown. they are usually some of their best people. you -- you generally can't come to the united states unless you have a very high proficiency level in english. and down in pensacola, that's where they train pilots, air crew, naval aviation technicians, and saudi air force technicians who maintain helicopters and systems which are american made and they need to get that training here in the united states. >> what -- obviously, these people are vetted. i mean, do we assume the saudis vet them? do we vet them? is this -- this is a system that has worked for a long time. has there been a problem with it? >> well, you know, vetting is a big word when you're talking about trying to figure out the internal motivations of an individual. i mean, we've, to a certain extent, the people who came on 9/11. you know, the hijackers, 19 hijac

the gunman was a member of the saudi air force, visiting the us for training.ople before being shot dead by police in pensacola, florida. peter bowes has the latest. 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 shot dead. officials 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 salman has described the actions of the gunmen ——gunman as a "heinous crime." he said his country would help the us with the investigation. king salman of saudi arabia just called to express his sincerest condolences and give 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. t

officials say the suspect is a member of the saudi air force who was there for training. gunmen and calls opened fire on protesters in central baghdad killing at least 10. police in india showered with flowers and praise after they shoot dead 4 men suspected of raping and killing a woman in hydroponics. and months off today ousted that long time president why algerians are protesting against next week's election to replace him. out in sport and that the josh was heading into his world title rematch leaner than avar a briton weighed in more than 20 kilograms lighter than his opponent and the police as they get ready to face off in saudi arabia. oh a very warm welcome to news story a shooting at a u.s. naval base in florida has left 4 people dead including the gunman u.s. officials say the suspect is a member of the saudi air force who was in the united states for military training . at least 8 people were injured at the naval air station in pensacola the gunman's motive is not clear the base remain sealed off while investigators search for evidence u.s. president donald tr

. >> reporter: cbs news has learned the gunman was mohammed saeed alshamrani, a member of the saudi air forces 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 syllabus. we have students from several different countries that come here. they learn aviation. they become naval aviators while they're here. >> reporter: the naval air station is a sprawling facility. it's also home for the blue angels, the precision flying team. heroics by pensacola's first responders saved today's carnage from getting worse. >> they ran to the fight, not from the fight. and even though they knew there was an active shooter, and, again, the chances of putting your life in danger are great, guess where they went? they went inside. >> reporter: like most americans on the base, the saudi airman was not supposed to be armed. the base commander told me, with few exceptions, only security personnel are supposed to carry weapons. and, norah, that will all now be part of the f.b.i.'s investigation. >> o'donnell: all right, ma

what was a saudi air force officer doing on a u.s. navy installation? >> there's always been international students training here because it's a good place to train and it's good, quality training. >> u.s. allies such as saudi arabia often have members of their military come to the u.s. for training, a practice that may now come under scrutiny even as investigators talk to those who knew the shooter. the saudi news agency says the king has ordered saudi security forces to cooperate with american investigators. barbara starr, cnn the pentagon. >> a pentagon spokesman says there are more than 5100 foreign students in the u.s. for security related training. 852 of them are from saudi arabia. how does the selection process work for letting these troops train in the united states? >> the types of selection processes that a country like saudi arabia has, we're dependant on those before we allow them to come into our country. and the fact that these kinds of procedures did not catch this individual, we have to figure out, you know, did he radicalize himself dur

see the shooter right there, mohammed al-shamrani, 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air forcehave 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 impeachment drama, jenna, but the fact that we are expecting the fisa abuse report coming out from the doj inspector general. let's start with that report, because we haven't had a chance to talk about that yet as we await this breaking news. welcome, first of all, jenna. >> thank so much for having me. ed: the democrats want the focus to be what's happening in the house judiciary committee tomorrow, but there's a report from the inspector general that's important as well. >> well, do they really want the focus

the saudi air force officer used a handgun that was purchased legally.attack. a motorcade took their bodies back to the navy base today, and people lined streets to pay their respects. david begnaud is in pensacola tonight. >> we are as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the shooter was 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force, mohammed sayeed alshamrani. he was a naval flight officer in training here. there. >> there are a number of saudi students who were close to the shooter and continue to cooperate in this investigation. their saudi commanding officer has restricted them to base, and the saudi government has pledged to fully cooperate with our investigation. >> reporter: the associated press has reported that the shooter held a dinner party days earlier where he watched mass shooting videos with three other saudi students. according to the ap, one of the three students who attended the dinner party recorded video outside the classroom building while

the fbi says the shooter was 21-year-old saudi air force lieutenant muhammad al sharoni.uthorities 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. one of the big questions that's still outstanding, what was the motivation of this gunman.

military base on friday when a saudi royal air force officer killed 3 u.s. service members and wounded several others the gunman mohammed saeed he 21 year old lieutenant was killed by police the decision to shut down saudi training is believed to affect more than 850 saudi military personnel in the u.s. . analysts say the move to halt saudi training is significant though sending a signal to a country that you have a close relationship with to sell a lot of military equipment that we don't trust the people that are part of your you or your government they're trying to send a signal that it's important that you make sure that the people you send us or not prone to do some of these terrible things the shut down is part of a 10 day security review ordered by defense secretary marc esper any tended to examine betting procedures of foreign military students in the u.s. it's an escalation by the pentagon it 1st said the hope to training would only affect about $300.00 saudis at 3 bases in florida but then late tuesday expanded that to all saudi military students in

the gunman identified as a 21 year old saudi air force officer was shot and killed. the fbi says he carried out the attack with a legally purchased handgun. three sailors were killed in the attack. a motorcade took their bodies back to the naval base today any their respects. david begnaud is in pensacola tonight. >> we are as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an ak of terrorism. >> the shooter was a 21 year old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force. mohammed al sham rani, he was a naval flight officer in training here. >> there are a number of saudi students close to the shooter and continue to cooperate in this investigation. their sowd saudi commanding officer has restricted them to base and the saudi government has pledged to fully cooperate with our investigation. >> the associated press has reported that the shooter held a dinner party days earlier where he watched mass shooting videos with three other saudi students. according to the ap one of the three stoods who attended the dinner party recorded vi

the gunman, a member of the royal saudi air force. authorities say he was apparently shooting at random. the training site put on at lea killed, eight wounded. among the wounded, two sheriff's deputies. tonight, sources telling abc news investigators are looking at writings to determine if they were written by the gunman. in the writings, it says he hates america. 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 throug

has more about it from abu dhabi. >> reporter: the confirmation that saudi citizen saudi member of the royal air force there muhammad al shamrani was the gunman who murdered three others before he was gunned down himself by sheriff's deputies in florida couldn't come at a worse time for saudi arabia, both diplomatically and militarily, it relies incredibly heavily on the relationship particularly between the saudi air force and the united states. it is a major purchaser, of course, of american aircraft. and air power. and it needs those pilots to get trained. at the same time, it is in a very tense standoff, indeed, with nearby iran, with recent rocket taxi on its oil facilities being blamed on that islamic theocracy. and whatever the motives behind these attacks, they inevitably conjure up memories going all the way back to 9/11, when the majority of the terrorists involved in those atrocities were from saudi arabia. and questions that have been raised, almost constantly, about saudi arabia's influence in the wider dissemination of extremist ideology through the whahhabi creed something that saudi ar

saudi military. particularly, the air force because as we all know, the saudi air force has had a history of -- of accidentsparticularly awful and devastating ones in yemen where they've hit markets or -- or areas and killed a lot of civilians. and they say it's poor training and whatnot. so made this very concerted effort to work with them to try to help them on their targets and their proficiency and professionalism. they are very proud of that program. but it's not just the saudis. you know, they train many other air forces. and they do it all over the continental united states and overseas. >> pete williams, how complicated would this have been had the gunman been alive and in custody since he's not a u.s. citizen? >> the investigation you mean? well, of course, any foreign national in the united states has the -- can work with their embassy. but i -- i don't think -- look -- >> you don't think this would have complicated? >> no. the fbi's still going to do what it's going to do in terms of looking at social media. electronic fingerprints. digital fingerprints. who was he talking to? all that stuff. the

headlines at 1 pm from moscow 3 people left dead after a saudi air force trainees opened fire at a u.s. naval base in florida authorities are investigating whether or not the incident was terror related. the vast majority of americans want less political division in their country says a new poll out most some democrats are already lining up more impeach trouble for donald trump if he wins in 2020. 4 facebook content moderators take in the company to court alleging that his work caused him psychological damage. on the program people in the u.k. failed to see the funny side of a christmas card poking fun at all cyber sufferance. there are ways you can cross jokes in order to situate the humor away from people's vulnerability my partner had alzheimer's before he died. and i find it funny ever. hello there welcome to the program saturday the 7th of december here in moscow it's kevin i want to light it choosing out international for a news update this weekend 1st that member of the saudi air force has fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others the u.s. naval base in the state of florida the

snow to. 3 people are killed after a saudi air force trainee opens fire to u.s. naval base in florida the authorities are investigating whether it is terror related. north korea has conducted what it calls a very important test as a rocket launch site state media reports and that's as tensions spiked between the country and the u.s. with pyongyang saying it is no longer willing to hold talks on its nuclear program . and that no laughing matter u.k. dimension charity shall be criticizes online retailers for selling a christmas card making fun of people without simons. there are ways you can cross in order to situate away from people. my. i had done this before he died. and i didn't find it funny ever. live from moscow studio where it's about a minute past 5 in the morning you're watching altie international with me whereas on the lockwood welcome to the program. we start with this a member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others as a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating and examining whether it was

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at 10 am here in moscow in the headlines 3 people are left dead after a saudi air force trainees opened fire at a u.s. naval base in florida authorities are investigating whether or not the incident was terror related. vast majority of americans want less political division in the country says a new poll well some democrats are already lining up more in peach trouble for donald trump if he does win 2020 cover him out this week. so the user form a facebook content moderator is taking the company to court lodging with his work calls him psychological damage. and people in the u.k. fail to see the funny side of a christmas card poking fun at herself or. there are ways you can cross jokes in order to situate the humor away from people's vulnerability my father had alzheimer's before he died. and i find it funny ever. good morning welcome to the program such as the 7th of december here in moscow is kevin they were delighted to choosing us for news of this weekend 1st often and then in the headlines talk with a bill member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a

it's not in moscow time headline this morning 3 people are left dead after a saudi air force trainees opened fire at a u.s. naval base in florida authorities are investigating whether the incident was terror related. but majority of americans it seems want less political division in the country according to a new poll while some democrats are already lining up more impeach trouble for donald trump if he does win in 2020. people in the u.k. fail to see the funny side of a christmas card poking fun at old son must suffer. there are ways you can craft jokes in order to situate humor away from people's vulnerability my partner had alzheimer's before he died. and i funny ever. and ever good morning welcome to the program such as a 7th of december here in moscow is kevin owen delighted you chose news for news update this weekend so 1st this hour a member of the saudi air force was fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida unconfirmed reports suggest the perpetrator published an anti america manifesto prior to the attack says he's spoken to the s

no. 3 people are killed after a saudi air force trainee opens fire on a u.s. naval base in florida the authorities are investigating whether it's have related. facebook content moderators taking the company to court alleging his work or psychological damage. no laughing matter charity sharply criticized retailers selling a christmas card making fun of sufferers. there are ways you can get to situate the humor away from people. who might. before he died. and i didn't. ever. either saturday evening at 9 here in moscow. first member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating and reportedly examining whether it was terrible. the shooter was a saudi military trainee and was at the base to study aviation he was shot dead at the scene by officers unconfirmed reports suggest that the perpetrator published an anti american manifesto prior to the attack here's r.t. america contributor molly barrows. the f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because

now scouring travel records of the saudi air force pilot who killed three sailors in florida.onight, where he went days before the shooting and the party he threw the night before. rehearsing a mass shooting, shocking videos posted on youtube, acting out a deadly attack with real guns. was it an art project or a roadmap for murder? >> o'donnell: plus cost of war. after nearly two decades and more than 2,000 deaths, the stunning new report on the war in afghanistan and the general who says we didn't know what we were doing. pile-up: 50 cars and trucks slam into each other, shutting down a injor interstate for miles. the powerful storm now heading east. and tears of joy, why parents are paying to turn their holiday photos into the nightmare before christmas. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. rescuers say it is still too dangerous to search for survivors tonight after tourists in new zealand were trapped by an erupting volcano, spewing ash and smoke 12,000 feet in the

this is not a new program and as i said, the fbi did not determine as terrorism, but a saudi national forces, saudi airce, and the way the program's is that the saudi government will do the vetting. at least on their best and the brightest, the top generals. if only more than a dozen soltis and a few hundred are down ther, it's an 18 month program, but the vetting goes through the saudi government and the state department signs off on it. tonight, other governors called on the defense department to do it do job to review to see how they're being trained as pilots and being screened. and they had to respond so a lot of debate. this is an old program, i've say, coming here since the ' 70s training the pilots. >> bret: putting a lot of tension, the relationship, chris, turning to the other stories we cover it. that's the impeachment story. we will be on site monday again and the house judiciary mehdi. if the president's lawyers will not. >> i'm not surprised, talking to people and i don't like it's just, they generally feel that they're losing steam and the house will probably vote to impeach. i don't thi

3 people are killed after a saudi air force trainee opens fire at a u.s. naval base in florida the authorities are investigating whether it's terrible ated . a facebook content moderator is taking the company to court alleging his work caused psychological damage. no laughing matter a british charity shop he criticizes online retailers for selling a christmas card making fun of outsiders sufferance. there are ways you can cross jokes in order to situate the humor away from people's lability my father had alzheimer's before he died. and i find it funny ever. there were of you watching this weekend welcome to saturday news update from aussie international in moscow my name's colleen bray welcome to the program 1st for you a member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating and reportedly examining whether it was terror elated the shooter was a saudi military training and was at the base to study aviation he was shot dead at the scene by officers unconfir

11 am here this sunday morning in moscow in the headlines for you 3 people left dead after a saudi air force trainees opened fire at a u.s. naval base in florida authorities are investigating whether or not but the incident was terrible a. majority of americans want less political division in the country says a new poll while some democrats are already lining up more in peach trouble for donald trump if he does win 2020. 4 more facebook content moderators take it a company the courts alleging that his work caused psychological damage. to people in the u.k. failing to see the funny side of a christmas card poking fun at all sides must suffer. there are ways you can cross objects in order to situate the human away from people's vulnerability my father had alzheimer's before he died. and i didn't find it funny every. morning welcome to the program saturday 7th of december here in moscow is kevin owen delightedly choosing us for your news update the 1st member of the saudi air forces fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida the f.b.i. has taken over