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ed: jonathan serrie, thank you.good to see you. ed: i want to start, there are a lot of places we could start, but i want to underline what scrn than was reporting about the heroes, not the terrorists. mohamed hatham tried to stop the shooter before he, ultimately, died. ensign watson was going through his final breaths, and he used those to tell the first responders where this terrorist was, where his location was so they could find him and stop him. these are heroes, dan. >> yeah. you know, there's no question. and there was, one of the police officers, supervisors involved in the incident locally was giving a press conference, and he said something, ed, that really, you know, stung. in a heart-wrenching way but in kind of a bad way too. he said, listen, you know, most of us sadly a week from now if asked to remember the names of the victims won't. that's horrible, but he's probably right. he said, you know what? for the families who lost these heroes, these patriots who gave everything, they'll never take another

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steve: all right, jonathan serrie live in penc pensacola.d such a strange. ainsley: awful story 21 years old. reported he hosted a dinner party and he and others at that dinner party watched mass shooting videos view of the individuals at the dinner party were outside taking videos inside the building. brian: evaluated and looked at and durable scrutiny there. i don't think you should end the program because one terrorist. let's hope just one. 24 minutes before the top of the hour. hey, jillian. jillian: good morning. begin with a fox news exclusive because am apprehensions along the u.s. mexico border dropped for a six month in a row. data from the department of homeland security shows 42649 migrants were either arrested or turned away in november. that's a decline of 6% since outcome. in a drop of more than 70% sings may. the administration credits new policies aimed at stopping migrants from central america two deputies dragged by a car trying to catch a most wanted suspect. just stop what you are doing and watch this you can see the sher

. >> jonathan serrie is outside the naval air station in pensacola with more on the sailors who diedrter: good morning to you. we've learned quite a bit overnight, the navy has released the names of the three victims killed in friday's attack here in pensacola a la. all three were students at naval aviation school's

neil: jonathan serrie, thank you very much, my friend. does something like this happen at a u.s. navy base? joining me now, kirk lindholm. commander, how does that kind of thing happen? >> well, the first thing is how are these people even here in our country. and it actually operates under a program called the international military education and training program where we bring and countries send their best and brightest to come here to the united states to train at a variety of our schools and training institutions will it's the naval war college in rhode island, the army's command and general staff college, pensacola naval air station where we want them to learn not only how to operate our equipment, how to integrate their equipment with ours if we ever have to go together into battle, but also to learn how our culture works, to literally immerse them here. many of these people that come here over time, neil, go on to lead their military or become senior officers in it. some of them even become heads of their country. so it's an invest

jillian: jonathan serrie joins us live from pensacola, florida as a new report reveals a suspect haded 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

our correspondent jonathan serrie is live in pensacola with more as he awaits the news conference. jonathan? >> reporter: in fact, ed, if that news conference begins, we will take you there live. in the meantime, what know so far -- we know so far, the navy says the three victims who lost their lives were all aviation students here at naval air station pensacola. they include ensign joshua watson, a 23-year-old from alabama, airman mohamed hatham, a 19-year-old from st. petersburg, florida, and a third student not pictured, airman apprentice cameron scott walters from richmond hill, georgia. the sailors who lost their lives in the line of duty and showed bravery, when on fronted, they didn't run -- confronted, they ran towards the danger and saved lives. the fbi has officially identified the shooter as mohammed al-shamrani, a 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force who was among hundreds of foreign students from ally countries who studied aviation at the base. a u.s. official says the suspect hosted a dinner party last week in which he showed videos of mass shoot

ed: jonathan serrie, thank you for that.t, your reaction to the events in pensacola and what the white house is seeing right now. >> well, of course, our thoughts and prayers are with everybody there and the entire state of florida. it's really horrible and it's tragic. also want to really thank first responder, as always, who run into dangerous. so that's -- into danger. we're looking into it. we can't get ahead of the investigation as you just said yourselves, fbi's looking into it, and we need to trust the federal investigators to do. that as the president said though, we will get to the bottom of it. he always puts america's safety first, so i trust that this president will get to the bottom of it. ed: this president's also been direct going back to the campaign about saying that he's disappointed that barack obama owl not call -- would not call out islamic terror, so will this president follow what matt gaetz, his republican ally down in florida, has said which is that this was terror? >> i think that once the investiga

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minister of mentioning that look if you are a piece leaves a democratic country hit me on my effigy serry more dramatically said when my if you get to one let all the hard born in the us public property just because our taxpayers' money so i think there is you know in here the moccasin will reply with some degree of a call to force you their friendship toward a lawlessness and mobs so i think actually what is happening let's look at the basic it's not you to make sure are a very very sophisticated furbished it's actually being instigated by criminal elements a lot i don't know that i don't at all as you've just pointed out to me sri ram i don't think you can make a general statement about that i mean we've talked to intellectuals members of civil society from people all over the world who have an opinion on this but what i want to know from you is what many people say from all over the world that this is den saying india's reputation to use religion as the basis for any sort of citizenship test isn't that the core problem here and the random or the saying today you know read the act in de

jonathan serry joins us with more. what happened?ce have now arrested two teenagers in connection with the students. 18-year-old charged with two counts of aggravated assault and a 19-year-old charged with reckless conduct and carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. police say the two got into a verbal dispute saturday that escalated inside the food court at cumberland mall. a popular shopping center. a bystander shot the video. mall patrons ran for cover and some hid inside stores and others ran outside the mall and gathered in the parking lot. witness interviews and security camera video helped police identify the two suspects. >> luckily it was not an active shooter incident but it did have a high response out of abundance of caution due to the area, shoppers and such. >> the shooting left one person injured, an 18-year-old mall patron shot in the neck and holder area. first responders rushed him to a hospital and sex -- is expected to recover. >> sandra: a somber remembrance for an 18-year-old college student stabbed to dea