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

florida citrus industry is in trouble. the state is the leading orange producer in american and the crop crisis can mean you're paying more for your juice. >> reporter: orange juice from florida. >> a day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine. >> reporter: still a popular morning routine. by the $9 billion industry synonymous with the sunshine state is in serious jeopardy. a disease called citrus greening is ruining the fruit. and killing the trees. growers is discovering this -- >> this grove is dead. >> pretty much. sick and dying. >> reporter: the grove his grandfather planted 319 acres near tampa is mostly a ghost grove. >> you know, we put so much effort, so much love and money into something and it's still just dies and where there's -- it's hard not to be pessimistic. >> reporter: scientists are trying to stop a disease that is the leading reason florida's citrus industry saw a 70% drop in orange production over the last 15 years. the problem begins with the tiny bug called an asian citrus sillit. >> t

military training at the base in florida ok for now kind of open thanks for the. next member of the mass migration alternative to germany potter said extremists of trying to assassinate her because of her political beliefs christine about the media and other political parties to stop and who would that hate campaign against her potty reporting next from berlin here's a banjo sepsis. if the politician christina has posted a picture on social media of a cross with number of insults written on it but also a very serious threat towards her the cross was discovered by the ai if they a politician near her office where she works as a dentist on wednesday evening the police do not know who the perpetrators are but since this is a threat towards a local politician they have passed on the investigation to the domestic intelligence services office the alternative for germany party has quick to condemn the attack and urged the media and political parties to stop spreading their hatred against the ai if the. threat to christina was just the tip of the iceberg attacks on i have

florida. your going to hear a bunch of outrageous yet hello iris headlines and our contestants need to decide if it's fake news or event actually happened in florida. this game has of the twist with the one alain jimmy sale is going to ask all the questions and i get to play. so jimbo taken away. >> here we go folks i'm going to read you a series of headlines. i want to tell me the story is fake news, or something that really happens. okay in the state of florida hold up the accompanying panel when you are ready. question number one a horse trainer was arrested at tampa bay downs after three of his horses tested positive for cocaine. is it fake news or something that really happened in the state of florida? we have two florida's one fake news, kennedy gets the when it's fake news. >> i only dedicate about them florida. you have to be careful. >> this story hurts me a little bit because i have the worse expanse of my life at tampa bay downs. yeah that once when i call you nice they were going o

in florida, she was allowed to be a diet coach in california. she moves to the florida panhandle. she opens up her business, not realizing there will be problems. in response, the state of florida conducts a sting operation to confirm she is reminding people to eat their veggies. she says it in her website, they believed they had to have a sting operation to confirm this fact not in dispute. at the conclusion of their investigation, they determined she was telling people to eat their vegetables which violated florida's license for nutritionists. heather, thankfully, was able to find the website and contact us. it is a first amendment case. her work involved speech. she gets a meaningful judicial review. it is a case where it is important we win. she is in a tough situation when it comes to licensing laws. to jump me she were through all the hoops the government requires, she would be moving again. she literally cannot get this license. she just goes back to square one every time she moves. susan she moves to a state that a license, she can't even pass requirements before it is tim

this is the first hotel that flagler built in florida and saint augustine. a magnificent hotel and he repeated the process all the way down the eastern seaboard so his friends could get there the first place they came does ponce de leon and then found out he had the real jewel this is the poinciana it was a wooden structure that doesn't do so well in this climate and it no longer exist the last part was torn down in the thirties. on the oceanside on the palm beach and people liked it so much and that it became the breakers but it burned down in 1800 and then again 1926 the third time it was replaced with concrete fireproof looking exactly like it does today. what has been refurbished on the inside but on the outside that is what it looks like to this day. there it is. the view from the ocean. his second wife is an interesting character could be the subject of a book herself in the first wife was ill with tuberculosis and passed away. flagler married ida that she was not prepared for the pressures to ascend to that level of society. one of the fascinations is

heather did not grow up in florida. she has lived a bunch of places, and her husband is in the air force, so she travels around a lot. what heather does, to make extra money, is she does diet coaching. she does not give complicated advice. a sickly anyone who works out, you tend to have someone better who is there keeping you on schedule. she tells people to keep a food journal. she reminds them to eat their vegetables, things like that. before living in florida, she lived in california. let me tell you something, anytime you have a regulation that does not exist in california, you're doing something wrong. that is a stead -- a sad state of affairs in my home state of california. in california, no problems at all. in the florida panhandle, because her husband was relocated to a different military base, she opens up your business not realizing there would be problems. in response, the state of florida, in its infinite wisdom, conducts an undercover sting operation to confirm that she is reminding people to eat their vege

in florida, she was allowed to california.ach in she moves to the florida panhandle. opens up her business, not realizing there will be problems. in response, the state of florida conducts a sting operation to confirm she is reminding people to eat their veggies. website, they her believed they had to have a sting operation to confirm this fact not in dispute. at the conclusion of their investigation, they determined she was telling people to eat their vegetables each violated florida power license for nutritionists. heather, thankfully, was able to find the website and contact us. it is a first amendment case. her work involved speech. she gets a meaningful judicial review. it is a case where it is important we win. situation whengh it comes to licensing laws. she literally cannot get this license. she just goes back to square one every time she moves. she cannot even pass requirements before it is time to move again. we only lost because there is a controlling precedent we believe is no longer good. the judge pointed out she could not be the judge to overturn that.

to ron desantis of florida. we believe every parent should have educational freedom for their children. earlier this year, i asked congress to pass a federal tax credit to support state based scholarship programs so we could provide one million more students with school choice. people want school choice. they want to have their child go to a school where they want the child to go to. it is very simple. i look forward to hearing from each of you today to discuss the things that have happened in the last few years. some great successes. this is a tough subject because it has been ground in. whether it works or does not work, the areas that do not work, people want to calm. calome.e want to we are ranked 36 in the world and yet we spend more per pupil than anyone else in the world. mike pencee to ask to say a few words in them we will go around the table and have a discussion. vice president pence: thank you, mr. president. thank you for your leadership on education. it was one of the first conversations we had. wh

meanwhile people here in florida are beginning to say good-bye. as pensacola gives salute to its fallen sailors, more questions are swirling about the shooter, 21 saudi national alshamrani >> our main goal right now is to confirm whether he acted alone or was he a part of a larger network. >> reporter: while officials have yet to determine the motive, they are investigating it as an act of terrorism. alshamrani who was killed in a shootout with deputies walked into this building with a glock 9-millimeter handgun and was the only gunman. investigators say there have been no arrests in the case. but law enforcement sources tell nbc in the week leading up to the shooting alshamrani showed three fellow classmates videos of previous mass shootings over dinner >> do you believe that anybody knew about this attack beforehand >> i am not prepared as we continue to investigate. there are several students who are providing information. >> reporter: several known associates of his, also saudi students, have been restricted on base by their saudi commander. a

crist of florida. the chair: the gentleman from florida, mr. crist, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. crist: my amendment today is simple and clarifies projects to address harmful algae blooms are eligible for priority funding under the climate change adapttation preparedness and response program created by the underlying bill. last year, the state of florida was ravaged with red tide and blue-green algae. floridians were forced to endure threats to their health, dead manatees. lphins and the stench drifted inland for miles. our waterways and natural resources are our livelihood but these looms blooms threaten that. businesses in the 12 most impacted counties lost over 130 million in dollars in four short months. and at least 300 hardworking floridians lost their jobs as a result of the outbreak. this is not just a seasonal nuisance. hese are threats to our economy -- threats to our economy and our way of life. and another red tide -- red tide outbreak is happening right n

howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, headed into the town of ocklawaha, florida, 60 miles northwest of orlando, and i'm on my way to meet a man who inherited a house riddled with gangster history. >> my name is carson good. for more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it was back in january 1935, when the fbi surrounded the lake house, with warrants for the arrest of gangsters ma barker and her son fred. >> this is the original fbi picture. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. that's this lamp? >> and that's that lamp. >> right. >> that's the table that's he. >> right. >> and it's an exact match. >> right. >> now, what the heck were two infamous gangsters doing in carson's great- grandfather's lake house? we'll get to that. but first, a little gangs

i was a florida deputy. in the city of pensacola and surrounding the base and they have thee base police. they have a lot of law enforcement there and i'm sure they gott on this guy real qui. >> talk about the challenge facing law enforcement when you have an incidenthe like this on military base. 16,000 military personnel and more than 6,000 civilians. >> yeah, these are basically ci right? they have civilian police and military place, and they have a criminal investigation. they have a lot of law enforcement, but they interact with thera community because a t of theec soldiers, sailors, airn live off of the base, too. so you really get a bigger metropolitan area when you're around the military base and the panhandle of florida where joe scarborough was a congressman down s there, that area is a thriving area,a there is a lotf people, it is a great part of america, and it suffers as any area from all of the ills of humanity and we're seeing it this morning. we just got word that the atf is responding. >> th

, which is on the florida panhandle. right now it's unknown exactly how many people are injured. abc news is reporting that at least nine patients were admitted to the hospital. six patients were taken to a trauma center at another hospital. the naval base is on lockdown right now. this is the second shooting at a naval base this weekend. on wednesday a sailor at pearl harbor opened fire on three civilian employees killing two. we're staying on top of this story, we're posting the latest information on our website, abc7news.com. "gma" will have an update at 7:00 a.m. >>> you have some time, not a lot of it, but a few hours to get ready sto hitting amy hollyfield is live in pinole with those details. >> good morning. this is a good weekend to stay local. if you want to go to the sierra, hop on the freeway now. later today you will need to stay in the bay area and avoid the sierra. the roads look okay now. there's some snow, but they'll soon be getting much more snow. they are expecting gusty winds, heavy snow, they think

a mass shooting data florida military base. will have the latest from pensacola. >>> we are learning more about prior problems involving a sailor who opened fire at pearl harbor. >> were getting a brief rake in the rain and mary is tracking another storm that will make for a messy we can. >> good mo. and i'm michelle g time now is 6:29. will get right to marry late with a look at our forecast. >> so, a break from the rain. we are looking at dry conditions for now but that will be changing for us as a strong cold pushes through. when the front front tier will we see heavy rains but it is a foggy start to the day. dealing with dense frog -- showers move-in this afternoon especially by this evening and the winds will start to ramp up as well ahead of the cold front. the actual front arrives tonight and that is what we will see the heaviest rain and strongest winds. daytime highs today mild low to mid 60s for the bay area, we have a flash flood wash in effect from 4 pm until 4 am saturday. that is for the kinkaid fire burn area. wa

thank god i went to florida and in university. book calledour ,hite party, white government one of the things it says, i don't know what they are teaching you at florida state, but you said you studied capitalism, but western began with the violent looting of the resources and the enforceable enslavement test and the forcible enslavement of the population. the discovery of gold and silver in america, the exportation and enslavement of the aboriginal people. the beginning of the conquests in the looting of the east indies and turning africa into a commercial hunting ground of black skins signifies the era of capitalism. host: thank you for the call. guest: there is a lot there to unpack. obamacare wasthat perfect or imperfect. it did cover pre-existing conditions. to glad that you were able spot that medical problem that you had. what i read about in the book is that the obama administration knew that millions of people would lose their health insurance. and therefore their doctor. they knew this while the president was promising o

the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. shalala: i thank the gentleman from florida, mr. diaz-balart, for representing florida in the negotiations so well. mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from new hampshire, mr. pappas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pappas: when i travel around new hampshire asking constituents what's on their minds, no topic more urgent than combatting the skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs. mother who shares a chronic condition with her daughter and has to decide whose prescription to fill because she can't fill both on her fixed income. americans can no longer afford runaway costs. h.r. 3 makes reforms that dives down the cost of prescription drugs. this package includes my advancing enrollment in reducing drugs cost act which makes drugs more accessible for seniors and it automatically enrolls them in part d subsidy program. and it's time to deliver transformational change and pass h.r. 3 to ensure the health and well-being of the american people. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: t

majority leader of the florida house dane eagle. thank you, dane. [applause] and chairman of the florida republican party, joe gruters. thank you, joe. great job. how we doing, joe? i think we're doing pretty well, joe. right? ells me we're leading in every poll. we're doing better than we did on election night. but you know what? we'll take election night. it was just fine. somebody said we're way ahead. and i said, "let's just win by one vote. that's okay too." no, we're way ahead. we're doing good. we're all doing good together. i also want to recognize the israeli shalva band for their amazing performance tonight. you're going to hear them again in a couple of minutes. i want to thank you very much. that was a great performance. millions of people watched their terrific appearance at eurovision earlier this year. they were incredible, and they are an inspiration to the entire world. and thank you very much. they're going to be back. they're going to be back. this is truly an extraordinary time for america.

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

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the soft soil here in coastal florida. things have a way of coming up. things buried in the ground in the past. it was july 2003, beaches quite, snow birds back up north so no one noticed at first in a town called pembroke pines where donna, threes months a detecti, a rookie really had just been assigned to a brand new cold case unit. >> the sergeant came into the office and dropped a box of papers right on my desk and said here, see what you can do with this and i began to wonder, is this a test to see can she really do this. >> but the case was a challenge was an understatement. now all but forgotten mystery. the disappearance 15 years earlier of a young man named david jackson. and the file offered no hints, no pointers, nothing really beyond the basic file. even the rookie cop knew she would have toco learn about the victim. so she began with something easy. she found david jackson's mother,da judy carlson. she found judy's son, actually. >> he said are you sitting? i said yes. he said they reopened david's case. >> thepe detectivene and the mo talke

president trump arifles in florida for the holidays. will world troubles follow? plus cut off: how new food stamp rules could hurt those who need them most. >> they cut it off, i don't eat. >> ninan: shoppers ring in super saturday with record sales. this last weekend before christmas. and from crisis to christmas: how some snow and a few flying elvises are lifting spirits in the bahamas. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan. a terrible fire in las vegas has claimed six lives. it happened early this morning when flames broke out in this apartment building. 13 other people were hurt, some critically, including a pregnant woman who jump from the building. >> i don't think there is anything that is more disturbing than to pull up on a three-story building and seeing multiple people hanging out a window with heavy black smoke coming out of that building. >> ninan: fire officials say people were using their stoves to stay warm. tonight, powerful storms on both coasts are threatening millions of americans on the move for the holiday

county and we certainly appreciate all of all those who've come the governor everyone else the state of florida has reached out to us all across the state and i we appreciate all of your thoughts and prayers please continue to keep thinking about pensacola n.a.s. and the people there and we will bounce back from this thank you if we have time myself or some of the others if there's any question governor as a former member of the navy or on the roster who serve in the police how would you expect this as a family now. well i think that i think the f.b.i. is probably going to brief you guys in due time and i think they're dare leading for it but obviously when you have a foreign national involved you know particularly in that part of the world the investigation's obviously going to be different than if it were just somebody from a local community and and i think you'll see that as things go on. like. here what and. why and why i mean when i you know what the captain a few months away on. we have a the international training syllabus we have students from from several different countries that come

>> well, it depends what part of florida, right? florida is five states in one. what i will say is that the reason joe biden is succeeding in states like florida, at least according to the polls, is that his contrast with donald trump isn't really an economic policy contrast. you see bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and others trying to contrast with the president by saying that they would adopt different economic policies. the problem is that the economy is doing pretty well. not for everyone. but for a lot of people. the contrast of joe biden is not so much about policy. it's more about style, about approach, tone. >> personality, yeah. >> that's attracting the voters. the economic arguments i don't think are going to be as powerful in 2020 as they've been in other years. >> john, bag it and tag it for us. what do you got? >> i'm sorry. >> i'm just saying wrap up the conversation for us. sorry. bag it and tag it. >> you know what? katy tur, a great 2019 for you and your family and i wish you the best in 2020. >> that was a cop-out! jonathan, thank you so much.

kerry sanders, nbc news, odessa, florida. >> all right, rob. so we had a crazy weekend. >> couple of them, actually. >> and we're going to have some more rain. but is it going to be as bad? >> dplo, not as bad. we're looking at top rain totals for seven days just a quarter inch of rain. the by-product of rainy weather is the fog, which sets up. the ground is saturated. we're not adding to it right now. as you see on doppler radar. that storm has moved out of the picture, clearing skies. cool air. and a lot of moisture down at ground level. that sets up perfect for valley fog. and look at the visibility now in the north bay. from novato, santa rosa and napa. before midnight we're already below a half mile. patchy dense fog across the north bay valleys. eventually san jose into morgan hill, tri-valley and os v obviously across the rest of the bay too. you will notice the foggy conditions setting up. you will see the fog across the bay. right now san francisco, 53 degrees. the wind is light. clear skies above. that's a good recipe for fog. also yo

stand by in florida. phil keating working the story from his angle in florida. the update now four dead including the shooter, 11 including two deputies being treated at local area hospitals. we pray for them. this follows two days earlier in pearl harbor where you had three civilians shot, two died before the shooter turned the gun on himself in pearl harbor. gentleman age 22. motive not determined in pearl harbor. authorities in pensacola have a lot to do. the questions about the gunman and shooter they refused to answer. let's get back to new york. >> sandra: another update this afternoon. the jobs report this morning for november, it is out and there was not just some but a lot of good news in there for the economy. employers adding 266,000 jobs last month. unemployment rate did fall. what is it, a 50-year low. 3.5% matching its lowest level in five decades. charles payne joins us now. pardon my cold this morning. it's going around the building. charles, a rocking report. no matter how you slice it i was watching maria bartiromo this morning. she had an anal

petersburg, florida. his high school principal said he was a perfect kid. >> you always saw a smile. so my initial thought was, oh, wow, seeing him -- i just kept picturing his face with a gunman pointed -- a gunman pointing a gun at him, and just the initial shock and fear, and as a mother, that was what initially took my breath away. >> these three young navy sailors were killed friday morning. they left behind families, friends and communities who are all now in mourning. with me now is florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, good to see you. florida is grieving right now. >> good to see you. >> what's your message to the community? >> as a floridian, my heart breaks for our military community, for the family and friends of the deceased, and the military is such an important backbone of our state, and we're very proud of the thousands of veterans and active duty military and reserves that are here in our state, and so to have this happen is devastating for us. and we need to get

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 at this base he opened fire in one of the classrooms an

in florida, where citrus was once king, for some, green is now the new orange. kerry sanders, nbc news, odessa, florida. >>> you know, that storm, it was so intense yesterday. it was only here for 36 hours or something like that, right? >> yeah. we're really impressed. the santa cruz mountains, four or five inches of rain. north bay, two to three. it moved out. you don't have to worry about rain for your morni in ing comm. it saturated the ground. and when you see the skies, it sets the stage for some fog to set up. temperatures cooling, through tonight. you can see santa rosa. very likely, we'll see areas of mat patchy, dense fog. fog-free at 32 degrees. christmas in the park, a different story. we had downpours around san jose. no worries about rain. 54 degrees. we have to watch for patchy fog. you can find some of that for the morning commute. temperatures will be running a little cooler. mid-40s for most locations. watch in hour-by-hour. depending on how the winds behave tonight, we could see it. as the low clouds break up inland, notice the coast. return of

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our top stories: the fbi says it's treating friday's deadly attack on a us navy base in florida as a presumed terrorist attack. with just four days to go until voters head to the polls in the uk election, the main party leaders drive home their key election pledges. at least 43 people are killed in a factory fire in central delhi. the owner of the building has been arrested. and russia is facing a four year ban from international sports for doping offences, we have a special report from moscow. hello and welcome to world news today. us defence secretary mark esper has ordered a review of the screening process for foreign military in the us, after a saudi soldier carried out a deadly attack at a florida navy base. the gunman, who was training at the pensacola site, killed three people, including mohammed sameh haitham on the left, he was 19, and joshua kaleb watson, 23. and 21—year—old cameron scott walters was also killed. the gunman wounded eight other people before he was shot dead himself. there have reports in the us media that he played videos of mass shootings at a dinner p

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

and thank god there was a florida a&m university. speaker?now, madam uess what it cost? $350 and god is wonderful and god has blessed this nation and and a a tuesday ca gee tennessee state. and i wouldn't be in congress today if it weren't for florida a&m university because that's why i wanted to tell how i got here. and i wouldn't meet my loving partner and wife alfreda if it weren't for florida a and msm university. our universities have provided the foundation for the black family structure. that's where you neat your wife. i tell you what. we took a survey one time and those individuals that met their ives at college lasts a long time. and that's what is so important. in addition to the glate education -- great education that we have. just want to say while i'm achievement ofat the members of the black caucus ve achieved, 80 million in cholarships for the 19 african-american land-grand colleges and universities, a bipartisan historic effort. and you know what, madam speaker? it's in the farm bill now. five years from now, it will come back and we have laid the founda

we will go to kc in florida, good morning. caller: good morning -- casey in florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to start by thanking ms. davis for her work and the pastor who was the caller before me. that is wonderful. you mentioned earlier that -- you mentioned something earlier that i had not considered but if i could share my personal experience, about six years ago when i was 25 years old, i was homeless. i was addicted to heroin. been clean now since august 2017. she hit him a good point when she said that putting these work or thesents requirements on things as -- itial as food is really does leave a lot of people hungry. including me, because i remember when it changed. i was certainly in no shape to , i was certainly unemployable. there was no way for me to work 20 hours a week and if i had been on the job working 20 hours a week, i was a single guy, i probably would not have needed the food stamps. host: what is your situation today? caller: i am employed, sporadically. i am looking for a new job right now. i had to leave my last one a couple weeks ago. i

graduated in 1998 in florida. that was pretty pathetic. gain.e had a 30 point on the nation's report card test, we went from 29 in fourth grade reading to all of the mythology around to some kids not being able to learn because of their life circumstances had been challenged to the core in florida, and if it wasn't for this national consensus about real accountability and higher expectations for every kid, it would been -- would have been harder to do for sure. >> one of the other things that emerged from the summit, which president bush was happiest about, and that, if i recall correctly, you supported enthusiastically, was a commitment from all of the governors that they would restructure education in their states. most organizations spent a lot of the time doing the same thing they had been doing over and over again, and, periodically, we need to step back and take a look at whether or not there is in fact a better way to do this. but, you need a catalyst in order to do that. that was one of the big outcomes of

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

navy base in pensacola, florida. the 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.

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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 repeatedly there, but at this point in time we don't know why he did this. however, we

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in florida as a parent the fiercest. for those that have children with learning disabilities, they are awesome, dispassionate, they have to protect their children. in florida they don't have to argue with a lawyer in the school district for the principle of the school if their iep isn't being met, they can take the state and local dollars, dollar for dollar to go to any school of their choice, public or private. and i think the federal government ought to add to that. the money that comes down for kids with learning disabilities, those parents are deserving to be in the front of the line. [applause] for a democrat, i have pretty good credentials on this issue. issue. there was one charter school in america when i became president. we found that about 2,000 at the time i left office and left money for a thousand more and now there are 66,000 in the country. so, -- >> i took your money and started the first charter school in miami. [laughter] here is the deal. it's like everything else once every institution tends to becom

florida, however, is very different. the last republican to win the presidency without winning the state of florida was calvin coolidge in 1924. and so that makes it clear that donald trump has to win florida in order to win the presidency. it's the third most populus state and it's arguably the most critical of the battleground states. so if i was the trump campaign, i would be extremely worried and concerned because he only won florida by a very, very slim margin and i think some of the issues that plagued the clinton campaign, i think joe biden does not have. so i think he arguably at this point has a clear but slight advantage over the president. >> we've got to factor in also the news he was making when he was campaigning in new hampshire yesterday. he said, the headline, he would be open to a republican running mate. i want your take on that, because is that something that's a good idea as far as bridging the divide here, reaching out to maybe those who are kind of pushing trump away for 2020? or is that underscori

south florida shoot out. a deadly hijacking involving a ups truck and a botched jewelry store robbery. this morning, the innocent by standers caught in the cross fire and one victim's family

we as a state of florida i've already dispatched support, our department of emergency management and health coordinator to talk to any of the witnesses and the victims, the families and offer whatever support they can get, department of children and families in mobile response teams to the hospital. we have fatalities but we also have people who are wounded, some deputies look like they're going to be okay and some are in surgery so we are still praying for those folks. i think there is obviously going to be a lot of questions about this individual being a foreign national, being a part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil and to do this in the fbi is working with the county sheriffs to answer those questions. one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is it will be time to do this, but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims and i think they are going to owe a debt here given that this is one of their individuals but what i