menendez. breaking news as we come on the air tonight. a mass shooting in jacksonville, florida. tell nbc news there multiple fatalities at a jacksonville dollar general store. a short time ago, the jacksonville sheriff s office confirmed the shooter is among those dead. right now, we are awaiting a press conference from jacksonville authorities, including the mayor, as soon as that begins, will bring it to life. we have a few other details tonight, we ll hear what a witness on the scene said just moments ago. [inaudible] every time i hear about a mass shooting a try to think about you [inaudible] [inaudible] joining us now, msnbc law enforcement analyst and retired special agent we are waiting to hear more from officials at a press conference will he get very soon. we can confirm the shooter is dead. your top line reaction to what we are watching unfold in jacksonville. i think initially, alicia, the preparation reports that the shooter put on body armor at a n
hello, everyone, and happy new year. i m bianna golodryga. welcome to cnn newsroom. we re following several different developments into a machete attack in times square on new year s eve. moments ago the 19-year-old suspect was arrested for attempted murder and assault of police officers. cnn has also learned that the suspect was added to a terrorist watch list just a few weeks before the attack. sources tell cnn that fbi agents interviewed the suspect in mid-december after family members grew concerned about his plans to travel to afghanistan to join the taliban. let s bring in glroria pasmina from times square. the suspect has opinion arrested and charged with two counts of attempted murder of a police officer and two counts of attempted assault. the suspect remains in the hospital. he was injured during the attack. a police officer did fire his service weapon energy him on the should, and he remains at this hour under police guard at the hospital. let me tell you what
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tennessee, north carolina to south carolina, you have got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition. it is not like they are not a lot of places to move to. i do not a lot of places to move to. i do not care as long as it is within the the borders of the united states. there will be a major border attacks on these companies that are leaving and getting away with murder and if oui’ and getting away with murder and if our politicians have what it takes they would have done it years ago and you would have millions more workers right now in the united states that are really wanting a job and cannot get it. 96 million, that is the real number. that is the way it is. i have a question about the supreme court and border security. but also on twitter this morning you askedif but also on twitter this morning you asked if we were living in nazi germany. do you have a problem with the intelligence community? and as to the supreme court, what is your timeline for nominating. and on