BURNETT: Tonight tensions rising between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia after the Navy base shooting in which three servicemen were killed in Pensacola, Florida. The Saudis sending a high-ranking diplomat and lawyers to deal with the fallout of an attack the FBI is investigating as an act of terror. Brynn Gingras is OUTFRONT. She's live in Pensacola tonight. Brynn, what more are you learning about the investigation?</s>BRYNN GINGRAS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Erin. Well, investigators are still working with up to a dozen Saudi nationals who are being confined to the military base, the naval base behind me by their Saudi commanding officer. And we're hearing that they want to leave base. Tensions are rising really between the two countries, so much so as you said a high-level Saudi attache has come to the U.S. to work with military officials and deal with this issue. This as the president almost every single day since the attack has almost praised the Saudi kingdom about their response to this attack, even still as investigative threads are coming out about the possibility that this gunman was radicalized and even still as even his own allies have been more condemning on the Saudi government that the president has not done as of yet -- Erin.</s>BURNETT: All right, Brynn, thank you very much. Brynn Gingras live in Pensacola, of course, as that continues tonight. And thanks very much to all of you for joining us. We'll see you back here tomorrow night. "AC360" with Anderson Cooper starts right now as Nancy Pelosi is meeting with House Democratic leaders as I speak.
Saudis Send High-Ranking Diplomat & Lawyers to U.S. Naval Base After Saudi Killed Three Americans.