as a family, we grieve together. together we will assure that they, like those who have gone before them, will be remembered and honored as heros. because that's what they are. heros. ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances. an ordinary monday became a day of extraordinary horror, but also extraordinary heroism as law enforcement officers and other first responders ran into danger to aid and protect others, as colleagues, friends, and strangers assisted each other in danger even at the risk of their own lives. we memorialize those we lost. the courage we witnessed on monday did not end with that awful day. on tuesday people returned to their work, and by thursday much of the navy yard reopened. thousands whose lives had been in real peril three days before would not let fear keep them away. still, we know it will take time for those with wounds, physical or invisible, to heal. the shock and anger of what occurred on monday will take us time to deal with. this act of evil defies comprehension, defies unders

and he can be grieved. how is he grieved? he is grieved by my sin. he is grieved by my sinful actions. he's grieved by my bitter spirit, my critical spirit. he's grieved because of my old sin nature that i allow to have supremacy over me. but when i led the spirit of god control me, a different story, he will make you tender. you can only do it by god living within you and by realizing the impact of all of this. he says again, you are sealed. what are you sealed unto? the day of redemption. some of you folk are afraid to die. i don't want to die. i don't know what lies beyond! >> you better get saved and find out what lies beyond! and once you have that wonderful transaction and you know the spirit of god lives within you you know you are inhabited by the spirit of god and you know that he is revealing things to you as he is living within you and he is also the spirit of god that seals you unto the day of redemption. when i die, you die, here's what happens, your body ceases to breathe and you're at ease and you go to sleep. that's the deep sleep. yo

as a family, we grieve together. together we will assure that they, like those who have gone before them, will be remembered and honored as heroes. because that is what they are. heroes. ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances. an ordinary monday became a day of extraordinary horror. but also extraordinary heroism. as law enforcement officers and other first responders ran into danger to aid and protect others, as colleagues and strangers assisted each other away from danger even at the risk of their own lives. we memorialize as heroes those we lost and honor the heroes we have here today. the courage we witnessed on monday did not end with the closing on that awful day. on tuesday, people returned to their work. and by thursday, when much of the navy yard reopened, thousands whose lives had been in real peril three days before would not let fear keep them away. still, we know it will take time for those with wounds, physical or invisible, to heal. the shock and anger of what occurred on monday will take u

as a family we grieve together.together we hav we will assure t they like those who go on before them will be honored as heroes because that is what they are, heroes. ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances. an ordinary monday became a day of extraordinary horror, but also extraordinary heroism as officers and first responders ran to give aid and protect one another, friends, strangers, away from danger even at the risk of their own lives. we memorialize those we lost and honor the heroes we have here today. the courage we witnessed on monday did not end with the closing on that awful day. on tuesday people return to their work, and by thursday when much of the navy yard reopened thousands whose lives had been in real peril three days before would not let fear keep them away. still we know it will take time for those with wounds, visible or invisible, to heal. the shock and anger of what occurred on monday will take us time to deal with this act of evil defies comprehension, defies understanding. 12 wives

how do you mix that in, though, with helping the people there and the nation grieve?lks about, for example, the ft. hood shooting and the situation, saying the solution was gun control without talking in a significant way about the situation that is causing the violence in the streets, in ft. hood massacre we know it was a radical islamist ideology and in this case we know which was a mental health psychosis. i would hope we are giving all of those root problems sufficient attention. >> you said the greatest thing we could do as a nation and for those who are gathered here at the marine barracks to be together. as you watch the ceremony today, and i have heard you in a different setting, in a religious sense, give words of hope. without share some of those words with us. >>guest: anyone who believes in god and i am sure many of the families who lost their loved ones, have that belief, first of all, they need human affection and, also, they want to hear words, you know what? you may be encountering your loved one again based on our hope in god's love and his forgivenes

we have triumphs and we grieve together in times of sorrow.hese shipmates dedicated their careers to building and maintaining the finest navy in the world. they worked alongside one another for a purpose greater than themselves. simply put, they were the best naval engineering team in the world, a team that designs, repairs, maintains our ships and submarines. they plan and manage budgets, and they research, design, and build our future. this team is the genesis of the united states sea power. it all starts here. but above all else, they are part of the navy. and navy strength has been and will continue to be the resilience and endurance of our people during times of crisis. whether an attack on pearl harbor or the bombing of the united states ship cole, our legacy has been that the navy pulls together with resolve when tragedy strikes. members of our navy family demonstrated true courage at the navy yard last week. it was apparent in the actions of, for example, a navy civilian shipmate who happened to be a former hospital corpsman as she car

you have this grieved woman ms. brown she knows who the killer is and the city attorney and the district attorney knows but nothing happens. it doesn't happen year on end. we look at this problem it's not unique to san francisco it's across the country. i supplied you with a letter from a woman from the new york times. the san francisco police department is short 20 detectives but you need an tuff cold case file website that goes along with technology today to solve those problems. you need medicaid data and the fbi intelligence practitioner for homeland security use to catch those people. they're out there but no one's looking for them. when you turn up a murderer here you only found out one thing it was inadversely come about. and last but not least we have one supervisor here eric mar that tried to put together a program tattoo ban society at large for the killing for a police officer who said it was okay. because it happened so long ago. it happens as long as ago we 140u7bd u shouldn't be bordered with this stuf

. >> reporter: students are grieving the loss of a school yard monitor and now her family is planning a funeral with little to go on with what killed her. family and friends filled reina figueroa's life and now they are mourning her loss. ktvu's robert handa has more. robert? >> reporter: detectives here have been putting a lot of time into this case. police say the body was found with no trauma and few clues and the families have been waiting for more information. a suspect is now in custody and that left those families grieving and struggling to cope. >> reporter: the family of reina figueroa went to the mexican consulate to make arrangements for a funeral in mexico. she disappeared on sunday, then found dead inside her van several blocks away on tuesday. a suspect is in custody but the family hasn't been told much else. >> we are trying to be strong but it is still -- like, it is -- you know, she lived with us. everywhere we go and we start thinking about it, it is just -- it tears us apart and we feel down. >> reporter: reina figueroa worked for 12 years at a elementary school as

all suspicious, perhaps, but is this grieving family overreaching to blame someone?'t like something that's ambiguous, none of us really like that. we want to know why something happened. >> reporter: psychologist jennifer hartstein says in cases like these, it may be the grief talking. >> and very often, while we're grieving, if we're angry, we might want some sort of retaliation, we think that they must have done it, so we're going to retaliate and go after that person. >> reporter: but buckle up, because the thomas family is not going to quit. in fact, their hunt for shirley's will leads to a scene straight out of a tv cop show. while dr. mike is out at a religious meet egg, the family conducts a frantic, clandestine search of the house. mike could have come back through that door at any minute. >> so we was having to kinda sneak around and do what we had to do with one eye here and one eye there. >> reporter: sharon and her uncle take the place apart, drawer by drawer. >> we turned that house upside down. >> we were digging, digging, taking pictures, trying to fi

>> they need to take their time and grieve for those that they lost and hug those that remain and comeher with their family and friends and community. they have a long road ahead of them. i know that. it doesn't get any easier with time. i feel so much for what they are going to go through today and every day after this. and they need to ensure when they are ready as well that they have -- they grieve for their lost loved ones and decide how they want to move forward and find a way to reinvest in their lives as well. >> nicole hockley, thank you for your courage, what you're doing. thank you for speaking with us today. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ it's been that way since the day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the

, i've grieved with five american communities ripped apart by mass violence. ft. hood. tucson. aurora. sandy hook. and now, the washington navy yard. these tragedies are just somehow the way it is. that this is somehow the new normal. we can't accept this. >> the nra's wayne lapierre is pushing for tougher security and more armed guards. he reituated the comments he said after the newtown shooting. >> when the good guys with guns got there, it stopped. >>> a dramatic rescue in california, courtesy of the u.s. coast guard. the chop ya waters made the trail impassable for three days sunday. so, the coast guard's option was to bring each of the women up in a basket one by one. one woman was swept into the water. but the two others pulled her out of the tide. all three hikers are thankfully okay this morning. >>> a night of big wins. and big upsets at the 65th annual primetime emmy awards. >> "breaking bad." >> reporter: a week before saying good-bye, the cable series "breaking bad" picked up its first emmy as best drama. also part of "breaking bad's" big night. >

. >> as president i have now grieved with five american communities ripped apart by mass violence: fort hood, tucson, aurora, sandy hook, and now the watthewashington navy yard. these mass shootings occur against the backdrop of daily tragedies as an epidemic of gun violence tears across communities of america from the streets of chicago to neighborhoods not far from here. >> the president noted that in other countries notebly the u.k. and australia, when there had been mass shootings, there has been changes made to the law to minimize the chances of it happening again. but that has not happened here he said. he said there was a fear of a sense of resignation that this was a new normal because our politics are frozen. there are people with very differing opinions on gun control, among them wayne lapierre, who spoke on the sunday talk shows. he blamed the security and he said it was a weak criminal justice system and weak mental health system which do not flag people with mental problems and keep them off the streets. it's a debate which is sure to grow hotter in the weeks to come. >> ce

the a's clinch a spot in the playoffs and oracle team usa lives to play another day and a grieving husbandbout the wife he lost in a deadly hit hit and run and the justice he hopes will be delivered now that police made an arrest. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am jana katsuyama. >> the a's done it again for the second year in a row. they captured the american league west and they will move to the post season. >> ktvu's joe fonzi is here with how the a's rolled into the playoffs. >> this is becoming a regular occurrence. last year they wrapped up on the final day of the regular season. this year they did it with a week to spare. the team knew they needed one win today or a loss by texas to wrap up the division. the a's did their part with a 6 run second inning. 6-1. the a's got the news they needed to hear from kansas city. the rangers were playing, tied no more when kansas city hit a two out grand slam for a 4-0 win. the scene was shown on the scoreboard. the celebration began on a reserve

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there are nine other countries grieving the loss of their citizens. including united kingdom, our ally, at least three britts killed. that country expects the number of its people as casualties unfinancial to go up two french women died as well as a woman who is dutch. two canadians killed, including one of its tip diplomats to kenya. the attacks faking countries as far as india and china, and african nations ofna, south africa, and kenya, who the attack occurred. family members, close family members and friends of the president there -- we learn from him yesterday were caught up in this, we now, as the rest of the world must wait until the standoff is over to learn more about who is actually carrying this out and who is at the mercy of those killers. families and loved ones waiting around the world to hear. >>> the group claiming responsibility for this attack, i mentioned, is the somalia based al-shabab, connected to al qaeda. kenyan troops have been helping the somali government and they want the troops to leave and that triggered the standoff at t

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. >> as president i have now grieved with five american communities ripped apart by mass violence. >> the president says he will continue to push for new gun control measures in the wake of this attack. >> reporter: -- >> we can't accept this. as americans bound in grief and love we must insist here today there's nothing normal about innocent men and women being gunned down where they work. >> reporter: with the reading of 12 names, 12 bells for those who are lost, the navy secretary signed off with honor and respect. >> we remain semper fortis, semper felis. >>> developing news out of kenya where a stand off between the military and militants reaches its second day. the area connection of one of the survivors of the nirobi shooting. >>> and the aftermath in mexico after two deadly storms. the new problems the now ravaged country is facing. >>> and iphones security is hacked. how one hacker was able to get through the new security feature. >>> we return now to our breaking news out of san bruno where pg & e crews are on the scene of a natural gas leak which has halted caltrain traffic