community. we will all stand together as an army. and we will all stand together as a nation. we will lift each other up with our compassion, our strength and resilience because that's who we are. the strength of our nation is our army. the strength of our army is our soldiers. the strength of our soldiers is our families and that's what makes us army strong. thank you very much. >> ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of the army. the honorable john m. mccue.

>> good afternoon. mr. president, mrs. obama, sir, ma'am, thank you so much for being here. it means so much to these soldiers to this army that their commander in chief and the first lady would be here to share in this great sorrow. deputy secretary of defense fox, chairman and mrs. dempsey, chief and mrs. odinari o, distinguished members of congress, lieutenant duhurst and lieutenant and mrs. milli, and most of all, to the men and women of fort hood, soldiers, family members, civilians, our army family, we are here again far too soon to mourn more loss

all too great. as an army, we accept this is a dangerous profession. all who wear this wonderful uniform and pledge to defend our nation and its way of life understand they may one day be called to make that ultimate sacrifice. but inside these gate, behind these walls, we expect a much different order of things. a special of safety and security, of brotherhood, simply a sense of home. and yet, for a second time, horrible violence and unspeakable tragedy have breached these walls and torn through our very souls. and once more, yet again, we come something to grieve and to

remember, to console one another, and to give what strength we possibly can to the victims and to their families. sergeant first class daniel ferguson, staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez and timothy owens all knew and lived with exceptional inherent danger comes with being an american soldier. each deployed at various times during the longest war in history of this great nation, that they came back, came back safely each and every time, only to lose their lives here at home, a place of presumed safety, serves to greatly magnify the senselessness of it all. of course, these men weren't just soldiers, they were so much more. they were comrades, they were

friends, they were leaders. of course, they were sons and husbands and fathers. they are rightly to be long remembered, mourned and forever celebrated. we still have much to learn about what happened here last week. but already we've heard the stories of remarkable courage, extraordinary sacrifice, actions that kept that moment of horror from becoming even greater. we may never know how many lives were saved or how many others might have been lost were it not for these heroes, but know this. we are incredibly grateful for their bravery and even more humbled by their selflessness. 150 years ago, president abraham lincoln penned a letter to a mother who had lost five sons during the civil war. the president said, i feel how

weak and fruitless must be any word of mine at a time of grief and loss so overwhelming. to the families of those we lost, to those recovering from their wounds, i truly wish i had the words that might begin to heal your heart and heal your bodies or express fully the depth of our collective sadness. matthew chapter 5 verse 4 teaches blessed are they who mourn for they shall be blessed. today, once again, we mourn togeth together. together as a community, as an army, and as a nation. today, all days, we will celebrate these truly remarkable liv lives, courageous and noble men taken from us far too soon. and we hope and we pray that in

some small way together, by our memories, and through our collective heartache we will bring some comfort to their families, friends and comrades in arms. they will be truly and always miss missed. so thank you for joining us, god bless our fallen heroes, those still struggling towards recovery. god bless the united states of america and this glorious army, who keep us free. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, president barack obama.

>> in our lives, in our joys and in our sorrows, we've learned that there is a time for every matter under heaven. we laugh and we weep, we celebrate and we mourn. peace.ve and mourn and we pray but scripture also teaches that alongside the temporal, one thing is eternal. love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends.

deputy secretary fox, general dempsey, secretary mchugh, general generals o drd irkodianero and also the families that have been taken from us, those still recovering and the entire community of fort hood, this great place, it is love, tested by tragedy that brings us together again. it was love for country that inspired these three americans to put on the uniform and join the greatest army that the world has ever known. sergeant first class daniel fergus

ferguson, staff sergeant carlos laza lazaney rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens. danny and carlos joined two decades ago, in a time of peace and stayed as the nation went to war. timothy joined after 9/11, knowing he could be sent into harm's way. between them, they deployed nine tim times. each served in iraq. danny came home from afghanistan just last year. they lived those shining valus,s loyalty duty, honor that keep us strong and free. it was love for the army that made them the soldiers they were.

for danny, said his fiance, being in the army was his life. carlos, said a friend, was the epitome of what you would want a leader to be in the army. timothy helped counsel his fellow soldiers. said a friend, he was always the person you could go to talk to. and there was love for their comrades, for all of you that defined their last moments. as we've heard, when the gunman tried to push his way into that room, danny held the door shut, saving the lives of others, while sacrificing his own. it's said that timothy, the counselor, even then, gave his life walking toward the gunman, trying to calm him down.

for you, their families, no words are equal to your loss. we are here on behalf of the american people to honor your loved ones and offer whatever comfort we can. but know this. we also draw strength from you. for even in your grief, even as your heartbreaks, we see in you that eternal truth. love never ends. for the parents of these men, as a father, i cannot begin to fathom your anguish, but i know that you poured your love and your hopes into your sons. i know that the men and soldiers they became, their sense of

service and their patriotism, so much of that came from you. you gave your sons to america, and just as you will honor them always, so, too, will the nation that they served. to the loves of their lives, timothy's wife, billie and danny's fiance, christen, the soldiers cherished the army, but their hearts belong to you. that's a bond no earthly power can ever break. they've slipped from your embrace but know that you will never be alone because this army and this nation stands with you for all the days to come. to their children, we live in a dangerous world. and your fathers served to keep you safe and us safe.

they knew you have so much to give to our country that you'd make them proud. timothy's daughter, laurie, already has, last wednesday night she posted this message online, i just want everyone to think for a moment, love your family, she said, because you never know when they're going to be taken from you. i love you, daddy. to the men and women of fort hood, it's already been mentioned, part of what makes this so painful is that we've been here before. this tragedy tears a wound still raw from five years ago. once more, soldiers who survive ed in foreign war zones were struck down here at home where

they're supposed to be safe. we still do not know yet exactly why. we do know this. we must honor their lives not in word or talk, but in deed and in truth. we must honor these men with a renewed commitment to keep our troops safe, not just in battle but on the homefront as well. in our open society in advanced bases like this, we can never eliminate every risk, but as a nation, we can do more. help counsel those with mental health issues. to keep firearms out of the hands of those who are having such deep difficulties. as military, we must continue to do everything in our power to secure our facilities and spare

others this pain. we must honor these men by doing more to care for our fellow americans living with mental illness, civilian and military. today, four american soldiers are gone, four army families are devastated. as commander in chief, i'm determined that we will continue to step up our efforts, to reach our troops and veterans who are hurting, delivered to them the care that they need and to make sure we never stigmatize those who have the courage to seek help. finally, we must honor these men by recognizing that they were members of a generation that has born the burden of our security in more than a decade of war. now our troops are coming home. by the end of this year our war in afghanistan will finally be

over. in an era when fewer americans know someone in uniform, every american must see these men and these women, our 9/11 generation, as the extraordinary citizens that they are. they loved their families, they excel at their jobs, they served their communities, they are leader leaders. and when we truly welcome our veterans home, when we show them that we need them, not just to fight in other countries, but to build up our own, in our schools and businesses and communities and nation will be more successful and america will be more stronger and more united for decades to come. sergeant first class daniel

fergus ferguson, staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens, like the 576 fort hood soldiers who have given their lives in iraq and afghanistan, they were taken from us much too soon. like the 13 americans we lost five years ago, their passing shakes our soul. in moments such as this, we summon once more what we've learned in these hard years of war. we reach within our wounded hearts. we lean on each other, we hold each other up. we carry on. and with god's amazing grace, we somehow bear what seems unbearabl

unbearable. love bears all things. believes all things. hopes all things, endures all things. love never ends. may god watch over these american soldiers, may he keep strong their families whose love endures, may god continue to bless the united states of america with patriots such as thes these.

>> ladies and gentlemen, at this time, staff sergeant sheryl reese from the first cavalry division will sing amazing grace. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost but now i'm

found was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ was grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears r relieve relieved how brave shall deep that grace appear ♪

♪ the hour hi first believed ♪ ♪ when we've been here 10,000 years bright shriining as the n sun ♪ ♪ we know led they to sing god's praise than when we first believ

believ believ believed ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time the chaplain will provide a scripture reading. >> a reading from psalm 46. god is our ever present and strength in trouble and we not fear though the mountains give way and fall in the water and sea and roll in foam and mountains quake with surging, the lord almighty is with us. be still and know he is god. the psalmist here describes a world in chaos. things are not as they should be. some great force has shaken the foundations of life. for all of us here today, our

worlds have been shaken by the tragic events of last week, by the sudden and unexpected loss of those we loved, of those who are part of our team, a part of our family. there's a poignant poem that captures well the feelings expressed by the psalmist and may capture your feelings as well. the poem simply says, when you lose someone you love, it hurts. it hurts in the middle of the night. it hurts in the middle of the day, it hurts in the middle of your stomach. it hurts to lose someone you love. the reason it hurts so much is because we loved so much. we loved the one who is no longer with us, husband, son, father, brother, friend, we loved them and now they're gone and we grieve their passing, but we must never forget that we do not walk through the valley of

grief by ourselves. the psalmist recognized this when he placed book ends of reassurance around his description of the chaos. he began his words by saying god is our refuge and strength and ever present help in trouble. he ended by say iing, the lord almighty is with us. god walks with us and even carries us when life hits us hard. not only does god walk with us, others come alongside to walk the journey. family members, close friends, fellow soldiers, sometimes total strangers all come alongside to support us and to lift us and to, if possible, ease our burden and carry our grief. we never have to walk alone. there's a contemporary song that describes this powerful truth. part of the chorus sung as one

looking back over the road of life says scars and struggles on the way but the joy our hearts can say never once did we ever walk alone, never once did you leave us on our own. you are faithful, god, you are faithful. as we walk through this valley as a family, as a community, and as a nation, let us each one choose to not walk the journey alone. embrace the healing, comfort and strength that god offers you. embrace your faith community and allow them to care for you. embrace your family and friends and draw strength from their presence. in our context, embrace your b your brothers and sisters in arms and choose to never walk alone. to the families of daniel,

carlos and timothy, i reiterate, you are forever a part of our army family. we love you, we are standing with you, you will never walk alone. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the benediction and remain standing for the roll call, the rendering of honors to the falling planeding of taps. >> let us play. oh, god, as we bring this ceremony to a close, we find strength in the fact that your love and support is never closed to us in our time of need. in the days ahead, we pray that you may lift our hearts, restore our joy of life and of living and grant us the wisdom to resurrect our purpose and discover new meaning from the ashes of these dark days.

bless us with a spirit that can forgive in this season and shine upon us the divine light that is true, good, noble and pure, so that we may heal and be healers in this time of great sadness. in your holy name, we pray, ame amen. >> the roll call is an army tradition. sergeants major routinely call the units roll after battle to account for all soldiers under the command. >> staff starting gramky. >> here. >> sergeant lincoln. >> here, sergeant. >> sergeant first class ferguson. sergeant first class daniel ferguson. sergeant first class daniel michael ferguson.

specialist wilson. >> here, sergeant major. >> private first class rose. >> here sergeant major. >> staff sergeant lazaney rodriguez. >> staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez. >> staff sergeant carlos alberto lazaney rodriguez. specialist scott. >> here. >> pv 2 anderson. >> here, major. >> sergeant un. sart timothy owen. staff sergeant timothy wayne owen. [ gunshots ]

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♪ >> the memorial to the murdered at fort hood in central texas. the feed cut just as taps finished and our rick leventhal is on scene and is with us. rick. >> that final roll call has to be one of the most heartbreaking traditions in the military when they read the names of the fallen and missing amongst members of the military here and some say they are here and then there's just that silence as they call the names of soldiers who are not. we can tell you there were a number of family members here of the three fallen soldiers, including sergeant ferguson had

seven immediate family members and 20 extended family members. his parents, his brother, three sisters and a daughter were all here. sergeant ferguson engaged to be married. army was his life, we heard today. staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez, had father, mother, two sisters and a son and timothy owens had five here, include his wife, mother, two step-children and his daughter. 3,000 in attendance, shepherd. probably would have been more but they limited access to this ceremony. >> rick leventhal in a contribute to three american heroes who had served and served and served and came home and were murdered by one of their hone. the president and the first lady are leaving the venue now as we look at fort hood.

they will get back to d.c. shortly. there in the foreground you steel met of those who died in kali kaline, texas, just outside fort hood. we've been proud to bring you this service without commercial interruption and the tribute to them. while this has been going on we've been following developments. there have been several other stories today. i'm sure you heard what happened in pittsburgh. police say a 16-year-old boy with two knives came into his high school just outside pittsburgh and began to stab people, slashing and stabbing his classmates and unthinkably, the stabbing went on for nearly an hour. by the time it was over, investigators say 19 of those young men and women in pittsburgh were hurt as well as a security officer who took down the suspect with the help of an

assistant principal. it happened as classes were about to get under way in franklin regional high school in murraysville about 15 miles east of pittsburgh but part of the general area. let's move to the wall here and show you how it looked as emergency responders arrived at the scene. this is video coming in this morning, a stunning thing to watch. emergency officials arriving. police say somebody pulled a fire alarm during this attack. we're not clear who yet and that sent people rushing out of the building. hospital officials say most of the people had stab wounds to the right side of their stomach, almost like a pattern. >> i saw one kid, his arm looked like it was bleeding. he was already attended by other people >> my brother's friend got shot in the back and we don't know how he is doing. >> meanwhile, police are check

i t ing into reports between the suspect in this case and another student just before the stabbings. steve is there. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, a tragic and troubling today in murraysville, pennsylvania, as you mentioned, a student and parents' worst nightmare, this kind of violence breaking out in a peaceful place like murrysville. when the suspect arrived on campus and started waving two big knives, slashing at his classmates and anybody who was nearby. they were hit in the hallways and classroom. the chaos was unleashed instantly and lasted quite a while, as you kated and came to the rescue. the 911 calls give some sense to that chaos and panic. listen. >> we have multiple stab victims inside the school and outside

the school. the actor is in custody. he go he -- you go to the rear of the high school and assist any way you can. we have victims all over the ground. not the young man now in custody, depends whether he cooperates with police he could face very serious charges >> what else do we know about this confrontation between the suspect and the security officer? >> reporter: that's right. the young man was slashing at students and a security officer came up on the scene and one of the assistant principals came up, tackled him, got the knives away from him apparently. details are sketchy at this point. the officers were able to handcuff the young man and take him away and ended what could have been an even worse tragedy here. here's the police chief on that.

no sound here. okay. the police chief described that scene and said there was some very heroic actions today including a young woman who applied pressure to stop the bleeding on a friend and others tried to get their friends out of the way, out of the line of attack of this young man. a very chaotic day full of terror and heroism. >> unbelievable it could go on for this long. imagine being a parent. this news was all over pittsburgh media this morning as this was happening. imagine being a parent at home or work and not knows where your kid is. matt knows. he has a son at the high school. good morning. how is your son? >> my son is fine. obviously concerned about what happened. >> what kind of information were you getting? what was your understanding of things? >> very little. it started out as a normal day. i went to drop my son off at

school. as he was getting out of the car we noticed instead of students coming into the school they were coming out of the school. >> i wonder if your son talked to any of them or communicated with him. >> he never made it inside the school. he walked. we could hear the fire alarm going off as he was leaving. he followed the rest of the students to their designated evacuation area. a lot of the students thought they were evacuating because of the fire alarms. there wasn't a whole -- some of these students in other parts of the building, as they were leaving, may not have known exactly what was going on. >> have you gotten any explanation for how a stabbing continues for close to an hour? >> i don't have information firsthand. from what i saw outside the building, i do not think that stabbing could have gone for an

hour. the response to this was massive and rapid. by the time i realized it wasn't a simple fire alarm, there were already numerous police cars and ambulances arriving at the scene. this had to start shortly after 7:00. i can't imagine much past 7:15 or 7:20. couldn't imagine it either but the word we've gotten is it very much did. >> thank you. we'll be waiting to hear from the authorities on the rest of the investigation. we heard from the hospital earlier in the day, there was a live news conference, the hospital held. and the doctors, they spoke of this one young man, who was the most severely wounded of them all, this young man got to the hospital, level 1 trauma. pittsburgh has great hospitals and got there just in time. this boy, i believe they said he was 17 years old.

he was bleeding profusely. they immediately got him into the operating room to just stop the bleeding. that was object number one. that happened. they were able to stabilize him. this afternoon he was scheduled for another surgery. they expected more surgery, because like so many of the rest of them he was stabbed in his right abdomen on the lower right hand side. this suspect potentially a left-hander was going around for minutes and minutes, stabbing and stabbing. we'll get to the bottom of what happened with the confrontation that preceded it all when we get to the pittsburgh area. big news from the searching desk. not as if they're cautiously optimistic, they've heard more pinging and heard two more signal is in the ocean as they hunt for the missing flight 370.

they narrowed the search area dramatically. we're not talking a massive search field anymore. this is a whole new ballgame. the man in charge of the search now says, i am optimistic. we have never heard that before. they're soon going to find that jet. that's what he says, very optimistic. brand new details on all of this. i'm shephard smith in new york. glad to have you in.

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coming from the black box. they're much more surenow. a ship came close to the pings that they first heard over the week. about a thousand miles close to perth. 1,043 or so miles, that's where they think the thing likely crashed. zooming in here, you can see the different places the ship picked up the pings. it's in kilometers. i think our graphics department moved to europe or something. we still have this in europe, thank you, graphics department. tomorrow, we will have it in centimeters. you can see the difference is, not that it helps you at all because who the hell knows what a kilometer is. and now to get in on the signals before the black boxes completely die. >> there is a finite amount of time those pingers will be transmitting. what we're trying to do is maximize the use of the pinger

locator to detect those bye co s -- beacons while we still can >> they're coming in a 500 square area and say this search is like trying to find a desktop computer in a city the size of los angeles. that doesn't sound very optimistic. the people there sound very optimist optimistic, a much smaller search than so far and it might expla explain why the jet flew thousands of miles off course. it looks to investigators intentional. covering this from the very beginning, a whole new tone from these guys. it's not from underlings or shad shadowy figures, this is from the leaders. they're on the record. >> that's right. the head of the air force for ah australians figured out these signals could not have come from an animal. it's so likely it came from a

black box, one part of their optimism. the other, as you pointed out, detected them. this time the signals coming from the black box are weaker and that is frightening because they could die any moment. they were only able to stay on that ping about seven minutes today. >> in one of the two cases. >> so this is really a race against time because unless they're able to locate where the black box is, where the wreckage is, the job becomes really difficult. >> they've made it clear these batteries don't just -- they're living and then they're dead. the batteries fade out, the signal wouldn't go as far and they're hopeful there is more. if they can't find more they move to the next phase. >> move to the next phase an that's when things get really slow. there's technology, the side son sonar technology that can take

about six weeks to map that area, 500 miles a lot narrower than we were talking about before and the drone vehicles that can go on the floor and they don't move any faster than you and i walk. imagine how long it could take scouring that floor. and imagine how long it could take or we could get lucky and the new technologies come to bear. >> jason, thanks a lot. what's the difference? the pinging is real, not coming from somewhere else. they're confident the pinging is from this area and only black boxes make that pinging sound. the pinging only lasts a month or more. they're confident this is the only jet that's missing anywhere. they believe they have the general area down. if they do, they say they do, they'll find this thing. nobody was making that prediction four or five days ago. for those that are hoping and that maybe want to prevent this

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a south african prosecutor known as the pit bull absolutely grilled oscar pistorius today. as the blade runner testified for a third straight day in his

murder trial. now he's talking to the prosecutor. the prosecutor started off the crosby asking the blade runner to explicitly state that he did not, in fact, kill his girlfriend. he's not going to do that. pistorius said he shot her, calling it a terrible mistake. the prosecutor had the court watch this video of pistorius on the gun range. sky news first broadcast this in february. it shows a person who sounds like pistorius. pistorius admits this is he. he admits it, and he said it's a lot softer than brain, but expletive, it's like a zombie stopper. pistorius firing at a melon, admitting it's he, saying it's like a zombie stopper, that that watermelon is softer than brain. this is right before he killed his girlfriend. after the clip, the prosecutors explain where he chose to show that video in court today.

>> it exploded, have a look. and he made him look. from there the court showed a picture of reeva steenkamp's body at the scene. a gruesome photo by all descriptions of her head covered in blood. the prosecutor urged pistorius, look at that and take responsibility for what you did. oscar pistorius gave an emotional response. >> the prosecutor then said that

reeva steenkamp's head was the same thing as the exploding watermelon in the video. the defense spoke up, calling it an unfair comparison, and calling it uncalled for. before the case wrapped up for the day, the prosecutor repeatedly asked oscar pistorius, why did you shoot your gun in the first place? >> oscar pistorius can face a quarter century to life in prison, if convicted of premeditated murder. judge andrew napolitano joins us now. i said before you said this was like an o.j. thing, but you didn't say that. and where we got that is beyond me. but go on. >> this is quite different from o.j. if o.j. had taken the stand in his case, he would be on death

row today. one of the smartest things his lawyers did was to keep him off the stand. there's no way he could have withstood the cross-examination. this cross examiner knows exactly what buttons to press with o.j. another difference is one judge, a professional full-time jurist is also the jury here, the sole juror. all this emotion, all this screaming and yelling and crying is probably not going to affect her. she has two assistant judges who take notes for her and will add vise her. but this decision is solely hers. >> at the core of this, is credibility. >> there's no question he pulled the trigger. the question is, was he trying to kill her in response to the argument they had, or did he believe it was an intruder and not her? the burden is of the the government to prove all these elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt.

his last best hope is he can withstand this cross-examination, because the forensic evidence against him is overwhelming. >> judge, thank you. i have to let our viewers know, breaking news coming out of florida. investigators are telling us that a car has run into a daycare center. this is brand new. we're getting new information. a quick commercial break and we'll be right back. ♪

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if they can get that child there, that child -- one person what? we now have confirmed from out of orlando in winter park, one person is dead. we do not know if child or adult. updates throughout the afternoon. i'm shepard smith. will she or won't she? lois lerner at the center of another d.c. fight. but can lawmakers force her to sing like a canary? we're of the it. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. more fireworks on capitol hill today as democrats and republicans clash over whether today's hearing into irs targeting should have been public. >> what is the point of order? >> mr. chairman, i have a right for a point of order. >> just chill out. what is -- >> no, no, you follow procedure, sir. >> what is the gentleman's point of order? >>