Escorted into a federal courtroom. Feet shackled, hands cuffed, and shaking at times. He did not explain his motive and said he only had 5 to 10 in his bank account. This video obtained by tmz appears to show santiago firing randomly at Fort Lauderdale airport on friday. Santiago shot 11 people, killing five. When he ran out of ammunition, he dropped his weapon and surrendered. A Law Enforcement source tells cbs news santiago used this nine millimeter handgun in the shooting, it is the same gun the iraq war veteran had with him when he went to an fbi office in anchorage, alaska, last november claiming his mind was being controlled by u. S. Intelligence. He said he was being forced to watch isis videos. Santiago was committed for four days to be mentally evaluated. One month later he petitioned to get the gun back from anchorage police. Without a judges order to commit him, police say they had no choice but to return it. Karen loeffler is the u. S. Attorney for the district of alaska. T
As president obama exits, he is delivering one last message to vladamir putin american soldiers and tanks are being sent to russias doorstep in numbers not seen since the cold war. Heres Elizabeth Palmer. Reporter vast container ships docked in germany with all the hardware for a full u. S. Combat brigade. Its now rolling further east to poland, where 4,000 american soldiers will be waiting. For almost three decades, the u. S. Has been steadily pulling military personnel and weapons out of europe, until now. But this month that process has gone into reverse. Its quite a turnaround. Last year there wasnt a single American Tank left based in europe. Now there are 87. To reassure americas nervous allies, and its also a warning to russia not to try in europe the kind of land grab that it staged in crimea when Russian Forces invaded what had been part of ukraine and seized it for the kremlin. Americas response was to beef up both its own force in europe and its support of nato. Though presi
Flood warning. Right . They couldnt. In their monterey offices they have their gauges for every, single river and creek in the bay area and once it goes over, bam goes the warning. This morning lets walk you through whats going on here in the bay area. We are not out of the woods. In fact, anne makovec will be reporting from the Russian River in guerneville because this is a very dire situation anywhere between 6 and 8 feet above flood stage and it will happen today. Were anticipating flooding at parkers resort, brookside resort and many of the low businesses. Meanwhile, we have the napa river in saint helena another big factor here is that we have the mudslide at the silverado trail. The only way to get home is through this particular area and there will be moderate flooding there and, of course, the napa river in napa we anticipate secondary road to flood today with the cresting of 26. 1 feet. Its already occurring now. Hidef doppler radar, hitand miss scattered showers, pounded yest
I keep going back to being a native californian, i have never heard in one day so many ebss, emergency broadcast systems, where your programming was interrupted or youre listening to the radio. That lovely tone. Yeah. Beep, beep. Its important. It is, it is. You kind of wish they would say Flash Flood Warning for the entire bay area but the National Weather service which is in monterey actually they have all these different rain gauges. I think we lost something on the desk. Something on our desk fell. [ laughter ] sorry, boss. I broke the desk. [ laughter ] but you know, what happens is they have these rain gauges and they monitor them and one would tip and overflow and that would spark a warning for that particular area so thats why you heard so many different ones going on. But lets take a look at what to expect outside now. Its our live weather camera looking out at sfo which yesterday had threehour and 38 minute delays. So far this morning, not seeing any kind of reports of any de
All right. Good afternoon. Im governor john hicken looper, the chair of the ngas economic and commerce committee. Its my pleasure to host todays closing plenary session. I want to thank all the governors for joining us. Making time on your agenda. This is i think going to be an exciting session. So lets get started. States continue to be the incubators of innovation and innovative policy. And no place is that more true than policies that states are pursuing to prepare for the nations transportation networks. As new and Innovative Technologies truly revolutionize this sector, and as we see change occurring at an amazing rate, governors are reshaping how states consider Infrastructure Investments. This afternoon were going to examine the challenges and opportunities for states as Innovative Technology becomes an integral part of our nations infrastructure. And im hoping that this conversations going to provide a chance to examine policy solutions spurring the safe transition and implemen