hello and welcome to bbc news. the us defence secretary, mark esper, has ordered a review of the screening process for foreign military in the us after a saudi soldier launched a deadly attack at a florida navy base. the gunman, mohammed saaed alshamrani, who was training at the pensacola site, killed three sailors on friday. gareth barlow reports. shot dead in the prime of their lives. mohammed haitham was just 19 when he was killed. joshua watson, 23. the third victim, cameron walters, was 21 years old. a saudi military trainee, mohammed alshamrani, killed the trio and injured eight others in what the fbi says is a suspected act of terror. we are, as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism. this allows us to take advantage of investigative techniques that can help us more quickly identify and then eliminate any additional potential threats to the rest of our community. the us military has provided training for
restore environments damaged by human activity. the us defence secretary, mark esper, has ordered a review of the screening process for foreign military in the us after a saudi soldier launched a deadly attack at a florida navy base. the gunman, mohammed saaed alshamrani, who was training at the pensacola site, killed three sailors on friday. gareth barlow reports. shot dead in the prime of their lives. mohammed haitham was just 19 when he was killed. joshua watson, 23. the third victim, cameron walters, was 21 years old. a saudi military trainee, mohammed alshamrani, killed the trio and injured eight others in what the fbi says is a suspected act of terror. we are, as we do in most active shooter investigations, work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism. this allows us to take advantage of investigative techniques that can help us more quickly identify and then eliminate any additional potential threats to the rest of our community. the us military has prov
attack with real guns. was it an art project or a roadmap for murder? o donnell: plus cost of war. after nearly two decades and more than 2,000 deaths, the stunning new report on the war in afghanistan and the general who says we didn t know what we were doing. pile-up: 50 cars and trucks slam into each other, shutting down a injor interstate for miles. the powerful storm now heading east. and tears of joy, why parents are paying to turn their holiday photos into the nightmare before christmas. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. rescuers say it is still too dangerous to search for survivors tonight after tourists in new zealand were trapped by an erupting volcano, spewing ash and smoke 12,000 feet in the air. there are at least five dead and dozens injured, and there are americans who still have not been accounted for. it all happened on new zealand s white island.
met, congress does not have the authority to impeach. if they do, their impeachment would be void. alexander hamilton said any act of congress that is inconsistent with the constitution is void. congress can maybe get away with impeaching because there won t be judicial review but that doesn t mean they wouldn t be violating their oath of office. it would be abusing their power if they impeached president trump on this record. unconstitutional you say, i hear legal analyst say impeachment is whatever they the house says it is. it s a political grueling process. did the framers give unlimited power to the framers. of course not. maxine waters said the same thing and then she said there is no law. in other words she is above the law. congress is above the law. congress may be able to get away with it but this confuses what they can get away with it. any member of congress who votes to impeach president trump without a finding that he is guilty of treason, bribery, oth
and ginger standing by to time it out. we have new reporting tonight on the saudi national who opened fire at a pensacola naval airbase. the gun used, where it was purchased. and investigators retracing his final days here in the u.s., including a trip to new york city and rockefeller center. onlookers witnessing a devastating tiger attack here in the u.s. the woman who raised and cared for the tigers attacked by them. the man trapped in a well. firefighters trying to keep him from sinking deeper into the mud. the images coming in as we come on the air tonight. the snowmobile rider rescued from an avalanche. only his hand sticking out from the snow. and america strong this monday night. celebrating the man who inspired so many, that ice bucket challenge, and his legacy tonight. good evening and it s great to have you with us here to start another week. and we begin tonight with the high stakes report out today. president trump has long claimed a deep state, that w