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the four victims have been identified as lawrence gunderson, also three members of the army national guard it heath kelly, miranda michoheny and christian rehey seemed that this is the most devastating attack in our injuries the but in a few short hours we were is this in opera shelters when i was in iraqi freedom the. >> and messy bits were back at the register today and i busied with an and got the us know what it is not also tonight, i've spent of the turn of the. might need exhorted to determine what caused it's really sad so i took that big it will do here clearly detail a bit in friday and the. >> what is your emergency question at the time is 850 edt not. >> we are in the ihop is the automatic weapons revoke what they missed the conference call and many more follows in i just because we are making it with an automatic. >> harm people? ones that she is up inside the bathroom. under that gives another gives details about the number of victims is that there were five or six people is and what are on that side. >> he has. >> reporter: on an outside was on the bow when somebody seized go

witnesses say he went straight into the i-hop restaurant an opened fire. 5 members of the army national guard were shot. two of them killed, says he then went outside and began firing in the parking lot where he shot a woman. >> the parking lot incident suggests that he spun around in the parking lot shooting. most of the businesses within a 360-degree turn have been damaged. >> by then 3 people were killed and the shooter died at the hospital 2 hours later. investigators say there's no indication he knew any of the victims or had any military connections. >> the national guard is deeply saddened. we're working hand in hand with the carson city sheriff's departments and other authorities. >> back here live you can see that they have people with the national guard as well as the fbi and sheriff's deputies here continuing to investigate at the command center. they said that some family member said he had a history of mental health issues but they are not sure this factored into this shooting that happened here here. >>> now to some developing news that we first brought you on channel 2 news at

there were five members of the nevada army national guard that were sitting there, three of them injured and three of them killed. sencion left the restaurant afterward and opened fire in the parking lot. rotating in a 360 degrees angle just spraying bullets and that ended up killing someone. here is what he had to say as well as someone from the national guard. >> the word targeting would suggest that we have a motive. we don't have a motive yet. we're working very diligently including with some operational things that are going on right now. >> the nevada guard is extremely saddened. we're working hand in hand with the carson city sheriff's department and other local and national authorities. >>> ambulances and helicopters rushed to aid injured victims to the hospital along with the shooter who died two hours later. now the sheriff as you heard earlier says there is no motive right now. back here live we have been talking to him. he says they are interviewing witnesses and they have learned from the family that apparently sencion did have some history of mental health issues. so they'r

officials say the victims who are army national guard were full-time. they are not releasing many other details, but military colleagues told reporters members of the local guard units have had multiple deployments in recent years. >> it's insane. they survive their deployment and then you come home and have breakfast and get shot. can you imagine that? i mean there's no word for that, right? >> police have scheduled a 9:00 a.m. news conference to release some of the names of the victims. a spokeswoman for the national guard told me they will start to release some of the histories of these folks and you can bet there are going to be deployments. we are talking about two wars going on and these folks have been deployed. sadly, ken, this is what they are trained to do, to work with families, to console them because they expect that they are going to be casualties over there, not in an ihop restaurant in carson city, nevada. >> unexpected and un explainable. joe vazquez is live in carson city, thank you. >>> stricter regulations for utilities this friday.

the sergeant says she was having breakfast with four other army national guard members on september 6th. she says they were paying the bill when the suspect walked into the restaurant with an ak- 47 and started shooting. she remembers the gunman smiling as he was firing. >>> i will never forget that face. i mean, i know every line on his face because he's in my dreams. he's, i see him all the time. >> sergeant kelly says she tried to use a table as a shield from the gun fire. she was shot in the leg, but four people were killed including three other national guard members. >>> funeral services are being planned for a soldier killed in afghanistan. the 21-year-old army specialist was killed monday by an improvised explosive. he joined the army in march of 2009 and was assigned to the first division out of kansas. after his enlistment, relatives planted american flags in the front yard and tied a yellow ribbon to the tree. his grandfather knew he was destined to serve his country. >> i would catch him practicing and all he had to do when he got in. he was dedicated to it. >> now this was

commander of the army national guard headquarters here in carson city, he was a combat veteran who served in iraq in 2004 and 2005. sergeant first class christian riege also a combat veteran served in afghanistan in 2009 and 2010. he was a 38-year-old father of three. 31-year-old sergeant first class miranda mcelniney served for 13 years what the nevada national guard. the fourth person a 67-year-old woman a civilian from south lake tahoe, her husband also wounded in the shooting. >> in the few short hours we lost the same number of soldiers we lost in the entire of the operation of iraqi and enduring freedom. so it hit real hard. >> reporter: police in south lake tahoe now say sencion was taken into protectstive custody during a mental health commitment in april of 2000 that he fought with officers during that incident but wasn't charged. a family member says sencion was mentally ill that he had recently been diagnosed with schizophrenia and that he collected weapons. a deadly combination that cost some of our country's uniformed defenders their lives. joe vazquez, cbs 5. >>> another blo

in the summer of one nine hundred sixty eight army national guard troops were sent into american cities as thousands of black people rioted following the assassination of martin luther king . that spring troops reduced against antiwar demonstrators at the pentagon. then in august soldiers at fort hood were told they would be sent to chicago where antiwar demonstrations are planned for the democratic party's national convention. we just come back from fighting a vietnamese not i want to fight the americans. the night before the truth was supposed to leave there was a meeting of black eyes they gathered up in a parking lot in the first armored division section and they were out there all night in a parking lot talking you know nearly like a rap session or a rally why they were opposed to going to chicago we're making it clear that it was a genocidal thing is going to go on and how can i go and commit genocide on my people shoot my people and one hundred black g.s. on the straight feel and brothers came up and really started poor they don't need about you know discrimination and unfair tre

three of the people killed were members of the nevada army national guard. one was shot in the foot but able to help another. >> he said look at me. look at my face. yes, they are dead. i know. but you need focus. ok? don't panic. don't cry. i need you to help me with my turn kit. it was those words that helped snap me back in. >> sergeant mock is recovering from almost losing his arm. >> still ahead on good morning, washington -- >> it's time for somebody else to carry that torch. >> she carried the torch for 32 years. meet montgomery county's first female firefighter. that's ahead. then a new twist. how some will have to work for their free thanksgiving turkeys. >> but first a check on weather what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. with the sleep number bed, it's not about soft or firm. it's about support where you find it most comfortable. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individual shape. on a traditional mattress, there is no adjustment. you get what you're buying that day. with

five members of the nevada army national guard were sitting there inside. two of them were killed in the gunfire. three injured. now witnesses say that sencion then left the restaurant and opened fire again in the parking lot where he shot a woman who had been standing by a motorcycle. >> the parking lot incident suggest that is he spun around in the parking lot shooting. most of the business within a 360-degree turn have been damaged. >> reporter: ambulances and helicopter rushed to aid injured victims to carson city high hospitals along with the shooter who died hours later. there's no indication that sencion knew any of the victims he was also not in the military. i hop's president expressed their condolences. >> we grieve with the victims and their families and friends and by all those who were touch bid this tragedy. >>> the sheriff says that right now they have found no motive for this shooting. he does say that sencion's family had indicated that the gunman had mental health issues. out here they're expecting to do a news conference shortly. we under

three killed were members of the army national guard.or heath kelly of reno nevada and row lan da of reno and sergeant first class of carson city. shooter edward sencoin was carrying an assault rifle. he fired the rifle then turned the gun on himself. there is no immediate word on a motive today. >>> a legal victory in italy for amanda knox. a judge today turned down prosecutors' request for a new dna testing in the case. knox is fighting to have her conviction overturned in the 2007 death of her housemate meredith kercher. the judge rejected prosecution efforts to introduce newly found records about the original evidence. they're working to cast doubt on the dna evidence found on the knife used to kill kercher. the appeals hearing has been adjourned until september 23rd. a live report at the bottom of the hour. >>> drill baby drill. the oil industry could deliver millions of jobs if allowed to expand drill off parts of the protected east coast. in alaska claim it would boost tax rolls by $800 billion and increase domestic energy product

soldiers at the army national guard grieved for the others killed, including heath kelly of reno. >> husband, and father. >> reporter: today, we talked with a family member of 38-year- old christian regie of carson city, who says he returned from afghanistan two years ago. >> an excellent father. loved his children. >> reporter: then, there was 31- year-old miranda mceelny of reno. >> she served the soldiers in several units for more than 13 years. always with a smile on her face. >> reporter: questions remain as to how the gunman obtained the two assault rifles and pistol, and why he opened fire yesterday. as investigators look for a motive and answers, carson city is trying to move on. >> families, businesses, entire communities and an entire nation have been affected by what happened here. and i hope that we never forget our victims. >> reporter: nevada's governor has ordered that flags be flown at half staff until noon on friday, in tribute to the victims who were killed here. reporting in carson city, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police in south lake tahoe say eduardo sension was h

commander of the army national guard headquarters here in carson city, he was a combat veteran who served in iraq in 2004 and 2005. sergeant first class christian riege also a combat veteran served in afghanistan in 2009 and 2010. he was a 38-year-old father of three. 31-year-old sergeant first class miranda mcelhiney served for 13 years with the nevada national guard. the fourth person killed was a sin, florence gunderson, 67 of south lake tahoe. her husband was also wounded in the shooting. >> in the few short hours we lost the same number of soldiers we lost in the entire of the operation of iraqi and enduring freedom. so it hit real hard. >> reporter: police in south lake tahoe now say sencion was taken into protectstive custody during a mental health commitment in april of 2000 that he fought with officers during that incident but wasn't charged. a family member says sencion was mentally ill that he had recently been diagnosed with schizophrenia and that he collected weapons. a deadly combination that cost some of our country's uniformed defenders their lives. joe vazquez, cbs 5. in

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the first one here, david carter, chief warrant officer of the united states army, national guard, from colorado. next is heath robinson, chief petty officer, united states navy seal from michigan. next to him, mr. speaker, is alexander bennett, sergeant, united states army reserve from washington. next to him is craig vickers, senior chief petty officer, united states navy seal from hawaii. number five on this on this top line here is jared day, petty officer first class, united states navy seal from utah. and the last one on the first row is jonas kelsaw, lieutenant commander, united states navy seal, from louisiana. i continue with the second row. jon tomilson, petty officer first class, united states navy seal from iowa. next to him is michael strange, petty officer first class, united states navy seal from pennsylvania. aaron vaughn, petty officer first class, united states navy seal from florida. patrick hamburger, staff sergeant, united states army national guard from nebraska. next to him is john foss, chief petty officer, united states navy seal, minnesota. and the last one on

transported the victims by air and ambulance the total victim count from the gunfire is a 115 army national guard's man and a six civilians five have been recorded as deceased this is under active investigation what we can tell you the assault began in the parking leaving one victim severely hindered them moved quickly into the business where 10 others were shot to guardsmen and one civilian one was transferred to the hospital and died shortly later these gunshots were self-inflicted of female guards man succumbed to her injuries and this comes to a total including that the to the suspect to five the names of the injured victims are not to be released today the disease have been identified as major he's a kelly sergeant first class christian reggae sergeant first class i would like to emphasize this is an isolated incident at this time the suspect has died from a self-inflicted room the community is safe and we will continue to release information as it becomes available. >> we are getting an update from the sheriff's office that happened about this time yesterday the most deadly package in history

i served eight years in the united states army reserves and national guard. i am actively involved with youth programs like community youth centers and others in san francisco. i live in sunset with my wife and two children. i'm running for the office of sheriff because i believe we must reduce the recidivism rate and in still crime preventive measures by investing in our youth. in the 20 years i served as a deputy sheriff for san francisco, i witnessed the department spent more money for fewer resources. as sheriff, i would implement job training for the incarcerated to enable them to transition into productive citizens and contribute toward our society. i would encourage youth programs where debt easing cage with the community, offering opportunity to our youth, enabling them to lead productive lives instead of turning to crime. i would implement a rehabilitation process for the incarcerated. i would implement a performance evaluation system to ensure every individual in a drug rehab program is held accountable for their participation. in addition, with the

not own a member of the moving, he works for the army national guard. >> actions of some of the folkse doesn't represent what the moving is all about. i live in the area, a grew up born and raised in america, we don't feel the same way. >> reporter: this man shares similar views. >> i would say in a way we're not glad that he's dead, but at the same token, you know, it's helpful, you know? we're trying to clear our name. he definitely does not represent what islam is all about. >> reporter: the mosque's current imam says it was only after al awlaki left in 2002 that he began preaching violence. malik declined to interview requests, and instead issued a statement saying, quote, we reiterate that as an american faith community we do not accept violence nor extremism. but the same statement adds, quote, we have rejected the use of extra-judicial assassination of any human being and especially an american citizen, which includes al awlaki. we reiterate our commitment to due process under law and justice, and are concerned that the alleged drone attack sends the wrong message to law-abidin

who, one of them is a woman who -- one of my outstanding employees who is a colonel in nevada army national guard, an airman, she was his assistant when he does his duty out there. killed her. it's sad that this violence is around us even in little carson city, nevada. citizen soldiers sacrificing their time to defend our country are killed having pancakes at a little restaurant in carson city. my thoughts go to the victims, and i appreciate their commitment to nevada and this country. what else can you say, madam president, than your heart goes out to these people who are going through such a, such turmoil today trying to figure out why did this happen. it's hard to imagine such a thing taking place in this quiet little time. there's not much going on in carson city, not as you have in the capital when the legislature is in session. i spent three legislative sessions in carson city. my kids went to school in carson city when i was a lieutenant governor. i do wish all the citizens of carson city well as they begin the process of healing after these shocking events. this fall, madam president, we'

christen listed in the oklahoma national guard in 2008 and was assigned to the first battalion of the 279th infantry regiment of the 45th brigade of the army national guard. he attended basic training at fort benning, georgia, became a sniper qualified infantry man. and to no one's surprise graduated at the top of his class. chris leaves behind his parents, sheree and david horton, his brother nicholas, his sister tenly and his wife jane horton. chris met jane while attending king's college in new york city. jane said it was chris' fiery passion and their mutual love for politics that brought them together. he was the most honorable man i've ever met in my life and that's why i snagged him and we were engaged within two months. we were married very fast. so she knew what she was out after. i know this is true because my staff and i got to know chris through his wife, jane. she was an intern for me. she worked in my office, and we had these exchanges all the time. as could be expected, jane took a personal interest in operations afghanistan. she worked with my legislative staff responsible for military and veterans affairs. during her time

he dedicated himself to over 24 years of military service as a member of the colorado army national guard, he deemployed to afghanistan last summer, on august 6, 2011, he was piloting a ch-47 helicopter on a mission to reinforce a unit under attack. on that tragic day he was one of 30 americans lost when their helicopter was brought down by enemy fire. mr. coffman: dave carter was regarded as one of the most highly trained aviators in colorado with multiple combat deployments and over 4,000 flight hours and he's remembered for the tremendous impact he had on his family, friends and community. . friends recall he was never too busy to had out with a problem. chief warrant officer david carter personifies the honor and selflessness of service as a citizen soldier. his bravery and dedication to duty will not be forgotten. as a marine corps combat veteran, my deepest sympathies go out to his family, his fellow soldiers, and all who knew him. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> permissi

sergeant hamburger, who served his country as a flight engineer while mobilized with the army air national guard. staff sergeant hamburger and 29 fellow soldiers paid the ultimate price in support of operation enduring freedom on august of, 2011. he was the crew chief on the chinook helicopter that was downed by enemy fire in afghanistan. it is through extraordinary ?ies sacrifices like his that we are able to enjoy the freedoms we have today. stamm sergeant's shamburg's devotion and pride in his country went beyond the time he spent in uniform. patrick lived to help others. from his childhood in lincoln to mentoring fellow soldiers, those that knew him recall that he was always looking out for others. patrick's brother, chris, remembered his kind spirit by stating -- and i'm quoting -- he didn't worry about himself half as much as he worried about everyone else. you could have been a complete stranger and if he could have helped you, he would have done it, unquote. 13 years ago, that mentality and sense of patriotism led a young high school senior to take an oath to support and defend the const

. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel todd burton manages the $1 billion the army spends each year on national guardarting today, no longer these pretend he's straight. do you think it will change your relationship? your professional relationship with either the people who work for you or the people you work for? >> if anything, it will improve it because i'll be able to be more open and honest about my life. >> reporter: was anybody surprised? >> i work with some of the smartest people in the department of defense. they're not stupid. >> reporter: when burton joined this army, he had to sign this form swearing he had never engaged in a homosexual act. >> i was a 17-year-old kid, i barely knew what that was. >> reporter: now he's in "out serve" a magazine for gay troops as one of the most senior officers to come out. you didn't have to do that. >> i do not have to do that. and yet i did. i owe it to all of those young service members to be there leading, to be there standing there with them. i can't look myself in the mirror and not do this. >> reporter: do you think you're really the most senior of

you need to know this -- the 116th brigade, idaho, army national guard, is in the process of redeployingpreciate their service. more specifically to your question, and greta, to soak it in no, the courses he was talking about was a number of different correspondence courses that supplement the professional development professional development education and to a lesser extent the officer corps. every day we do all that we can to uphold the army values and ideas light on our and integrity, key ideas that we try to reinforce. we find lapses in those, obviously we want to deal with them and ensure that those who are held responsible, who have a breakdown in values, or brought back into line, or they cannot back into line, or they cannot change their value system consistent with military values, then they need not to serve. but i can i give you a specific example -- i cannot give you and the specific example of what they're doing outside the policies that would be in all the individual union to ensure that the standard is being upheld. clearly honor, integrity, the personal courage to stand u

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one of america's richest resort communities, with the national guard shipping in diapers, water and food. interim town manager seth web and a small army of volunteers already know where this food is going. >> these are the families that are most in need, and those supplies are very vital at a time like this. >> reporter: from the air, especially, you get this vivid sense of the isolation these communities feel. residents told us they feel like they live on islands now, islands nestled in the sea of vermont's green mountains. this, meanwhile, is the black river in southern vermont, and it is venting the floodwaters from a massive reservoir just to our north. when they can spill off enough of these floodwaters, all those temporary road repairs can be made permanent. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. hurricane season lasts through november, and tropical storm katia is on the verge of becoming a hurricane. it's still far out in the atlantic, and forecasters say it's too early to predict where it may be headed. and there's something about the name that we thought was interesting: katia was chosen to replace katrina on the official list of storm

joint task force with the sfpd meeting with the coast guard, meets with the army and navy, there is open lines of communication in case of a national catastrophe like new york city are japan, or is that something above the head of this commission? it seems to be a problem today. communication is the biggest problem and 11 agency cannot communicate with another, on any natural disaster or for a disaster, it creates a big problem. i do not know if you meet with the coast guard or the air force, or the u.s. army, or the port authority, or some other paramedic divisions in the city, that there is open lines of communication at all given times are not. it is pretty much stated that the firemen that died in the world trade center in new york city, they were heroes, there is no doubt about it, but they had no lines of communication with anybody outside the trade center. their phones did not work. they got no news at all. i do not know if that has been updated hear from the sfpd or the commission or to work on any of that but i would like to see it as a future topic of discussion if it has not been worked on in future meetings, of some sor