thank you thaurchlg youhank you for being here. what s your reaction to what flores is saying about steven ross and the $100,000 he was offered to lose games and the fact that now we have these reports that the nfl is going to be investigating. it s sad, first of all, because as you noted, i ve known brian flores for a time now and seen him come up from the ranks of being, you know, at the bottom of the so-called totem p pole, working hard in the nfl. the discrimination process in the nfl, in the naefl hiring process has been well noted. it s not a secret. and the rules were put in place specifically for that. while the rule was well inte intentioned, as we see today, i think also a lot of people not just nfl, people in the
only in facts. authorities are also looking at how the shooter got a weapon on to the base. in the investigation, that is now global in scope. pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports. this is a dark day for a very great, great place. florida governor ron desantis confirming that the suspected gunman in the mass shooting at naefl air station pensacola is a member of the saudi military. he was there for aviation training. a motive has not yet been oi identified, but fbi investigators are looking at whether the shooting was related to terrorism. the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims. and i think that they are going to owe a debt here, given that this is one of their individuals. but tonight, president trump who has stood by the royal family through moments of crisis in the past is now relaying a message on behalf of the saudi
ray may havis is the former secretary of the navy. if we don t arrest sea level rise, if we don t reverse this or slow it down, norfolk is going to disappear. that naefl base will tnaval bas under water. i represent the navy. our bases tend to be on the ocean. you re going to see these bases being more and more at risk. so it sounds like you re saying climate change does not only have an impact on national security, that it s vitally important to national security. it s one of the biggest risks we have in national security. it s one of the things we ve got to plan for, the most in national security. but america has been slow to wake up to the threat posed by climate change. in part because it has become a politically charged issue with the trump administration actively dismantling legislation
griffin minutes after we learned of this who said that we learned that he did not know that this was coming. remember, he had not gone into hiding. he made that very clear. he was grabbed quickly. we know, pete, that it was a special forces, a small special forces team and an f.b.i. agent that were part of the operation. he s now on a u.s. naefl ship headed back to the u.s. where he said he s most likely being heavily interrogated by u.s. i hope so. i got to believe he is and there was an operation in october that occurred of 2013 where we nabbed another gentleman, what do you call them, terrorist, and we were hoping to nab this guy as well and we re not able to coordinate that timing due to other things that were occurring so i think there may have been previous attempts to get him and not to push back on the political narrative, i think there s a political angle to this. there are windows of opportunity when your source on the ground knows go and you act and that could be the case
welcome back. our top stories this other, one of the world s most powerful men will appear in a new york court today to answer charges of sexual assault. dominique straus-khan who heads up the international monetary fund is accused of the attempted rape and unlawful imprisonment of a hotel maid. he denies the charges and has agreed to undergo a physical test. naefl forces fired warning shots at a malaysian ship. it was heading to gaza. the group says the israel navy forced the ship to retreat to egyptian waters. separately, the u.n. is