jason rodriguez. a 40-year-old man driving what could be a 2002 nissan suv. described as light skinned hispanic wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans. he is a former employee of an infrastructure company that has office was inside that complex. an unknown number of people are still in that building and could be hurt. it's not clear that eight is the together number of people who are victims from this. police are trying to clear the office building by going floor by floor. all patients have been taken to orlando medical center. dozens of police cars, fire engines, ambulances on scene. the hunt continues for jason rodriguez and rodriguez again may be on foot. it's not clear. >>> two california cities are using different ways to keep type ii diabetes from ravaging their communities. dr. sanjay gupta takes a look in this week's "fit nation." >> drugs, prosecution, gang violence. all of it chula vista california just a year ago. students were walking to school along these roads with no sidewalks. what do the

jason rodriguez surrendered and apologized. witnesses say he shot and killed one person and wounded five others at an engineering firm. the company says he worked there until he was fired for poor performance two years ago. police say he blamed the firm for having trouble receiving unemployment benefits. many of you have tough options to weigh as you go through your company's health care plans. several companies are scaling back. how do you choose to be covered next year? it could mean you have to pay higher co-pays and out of pocket expen expenses. lisa sylvester explains. >> reporter: for many u.s. workers, it's open enrollment time, when workers choose their company-sponsored health care plans for next year. what they're finding, many corporations have scaled back. workers will have to pay higher out-of-pocket a company that advises corporations on benefit plans four out of ten employers are raising workers' deductibles and co-payments next year. >> health care costs are still rising faster than pay, rising faster than profi

jason rodriguez arrested a few hours after the incident. police say he surrendered and apologized. witnesses say he shot and killed one person, and wounded five others at an engineering firm. the company says he worked there until he was fired for poor performance two years ago. police say he blamed the firm for having trouble receiving unemployment benefits. >>> mater's race in iowa ended in a tie, but that's just the first twist in this smalltown election. as man da lewis of kcci reports now the mayor's wondering why they bothered having an election at all. >> reporter: 224 people did their civic duty. they voted. two days later they still have no idea who will be mayor. >> excitement, in st. charles, we don't get that often. this is exciting for us. >> reporter: after a hard-fought campaign with dueling lard signs and supporters. >> i voted for joanne. i think she's done great things for the community. >> smith. >> reporter: why? >> they're associated with cub scouts and stuff around here. >> reporter: joanne brown and dennis smith are neck and neck, 112 votes for brown, 111 for

suspect jason rodriguez arrested thankfully. police acted quickly before this nightmare could claim still more victims. >> this was a model response by the orlando police department and their supporting law enforcement agencies and the orlando fire department. the gunman has been apprehended so the community is safe. that's the important thing to know now. >> oex. phone lines lighting up. larry, tennessee, your question or thought, sir? >> caller: yes. it really bothers me every time we have this incident, we go to blame the gun. it's the gun, it's the gun. our failure is to recognize, identify potential threats, disarm them, give them the appropriate treatment if they need it, put them in a penitentiary where they belong, if necessary, take care of that. i've owned guns my whole life. i'm retired military. i've been around them, i hunt, i brought daughters up, they know how to use them. why is it we want to go back oh, the gun and macho men. i'm sensitive, i'm educated. >> i'll say a couple things. one, i think you make some go

jason rodriguez made his court appearance. investigators say he was fired from the company for performance issues. >>> a nun who dedicated her life to indians in new mexico was remembered yesterday as a woman of passion for the poor. sister marquerite bartz was killed. police arrested an 18-year-old suspect they say he broke into the nun's home to rob her. >>> hurricane ida is picking up speed and could grow into a category 2 storm. it's roaring over the caribbean into the gulf of mexico. before heading toward the southern u.s. >>> that is a check of sunday morning headlines. welcome back to hln. thanks for joining us. investigators are combing through every piece of evidence they can find to answer a key question in the shooting spree at ft. hood. as ted rollins report, everyone wants to know why an army psychiatrist opened fire on his fellow soldiers. >> reporter: investigators say clues as to why nadil hasan allegedly went on a shooting rampage are still being gathered, 170 witnesses and victims have been interviewed so far

. >>> the suspect in a shooting in an orlando jason rodriguez was held without bond. witnesses say he shot and killed one person and wounded five others at an engineering firm. the company says he worked there until he was fired for poor performance two years ago. police say he blamed the firm for having trouble getting unemployment benefits. >>> one of our ireporters had a unique perspective on the orlando shooting from the balcony of her apartment high above the shooting. what was that like for you? you're looking out, you see all these police, you see all these emergency vehicles, were you scared? what was it like. >> caller: at first i was really scared, because i had no idea what was going on. i had just woken up and i opened the blinds and there were 50 or 100 rescue teams. it was very scary when i did not know what was going on, when i found out later what was going on, i wasn't that scared. i was more protected than anybody else, i was surrounded by the s.w.a.t. team and the secret service and everybody else. >> so you were watching it outside and out the -- >