lazaney rodriguez. >> staff sergeant carlos alberto lazaney rodriguez.re. >> pv 2 anderson. >> here, major. >> sergeant un. sart timothy owen. staff sergeant timothy wayne owen. [ gunshots ] [ taps being played ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 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 an

rodriguez. staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez. staff sergeant carlos alberto lazaney-rodriguez.son. >> here sergeant major. >> sergeant owens. sergeant timothy owens. staff sergeant timothy wayne owens. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> special coverage of the memorial for the victims of last week's tragedy at ft. hood. good afternoon. i'm toure. emotions are running high at the largest military base in america as we remember three people who sacrificed their lives for us at war only to lose their lives on american soil. three sergeants, daniel ferguson, florida, native who just returned from afghanistan, and was trying to hold a door shut to stop the shooter. carlos lazaney-rodriguez from puerto rico, who planned to retire from the military after two decades of service, and timothy owens, an army counselor, who served in iraq and hailed from central illinois. his mother called him soon after learning of the shooting, fully expecting him to pick up the phone, and later learned her worst nightmare had come true. 16 other people were hurt in this tragedy, all of them military personnel. today our nation's

sergeant first class daniel ferguson, staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens. carlos joined two decade ago in a time of peace and stayed as the nation went to war. timothy joined after 9/11 knowing he could be sent in to harm's way. between them they deployed nine times, each served in iraq. danny came home from afghanistan just last year. they lived those shining values, 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 fiancee, 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 it was love for their comrades, for all of you, that defined their last moments. as we have heard when the gunman tried to push his way in to that room, danny held the door shut, saving the lives of others while sacrificing his own. and it's said that timothy, the counselor, even then, gave his life walking toward the gun

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staff sergeant carlos rodriguez came from a close-knit family in puerto rico. he enlisted at 18.port to units as far flung as fort bragg and hawaii. during almost 20 years of selfless service, he earned numerous decorations, including the combat action badge and on april 2nd, he was tragically just months away from a well-earned retirement. and he is survived by his son, his parents, his sisters and a brother who are here today with us. sergeant timothy owens was from epingham, a small town in central illinois. and he loved baseball and football and wrestling and tae kwon do, so much so that he became a black belt and taught martial arts before joining the army in 2004. he served as a heavy vehicle driver and was stationed at forte stewart, georgia, and in kuwait before moving here to fort hood in 2011. in 2005, he deployed for an entire year in support of operation iraqi freedom. and there he earned his combat action badge under fire. he is survived by his wife and his three children and his mother who join us today. and sergeant first class daniel ferguson grew up in small town

staff sergeant carlos rodriguez came from a close knit family. he enlisted at 18.provided logistical support to ft. bragg and hawaii. he earned numerous decorations including the combat action badge and on april 2 he was tragically just months away from a well earned retirement. and he is survived by his son, his parents, his sisters and a brother who are here today with us. sergeant timothy owens was from epingham, a small town in central illinois. he liked baseball and football and wrestling and tie kwan doe. he blame a black belt and taught martial arts before joining the army. he served as a heavy vehicle driver and was stationed at fort stewart, georgia, and in kuwait before moving here in 2011. in 2005 he deployed for an entire year in support of operation iraqi freedom and there he earned his combat action beiadge under fire. he is survived by his wife, three children and his mother who join us today. and sergeant first class daniel ferguson grew up in small town mulberry, florida. he played football and baseball and basketball. he also ran track. in his two

staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, 38, from puerto rico, entered active duty service in february 1995 as a unit supply specialist. assigned to the 21st assigned combat hospital of the first medical brigade in february of 2012 where he served as a unit supply sergeant. he deployed to kuwait and also to iraq. sergeant timothy wayne owens, 37, of illinois, entered active duty service in july 2004 as a motor transport operator. he's assigned to the 49th transportation battalion 4th sustainment brigade where he served as a heavy vehicle driver. he deployed to iraq and to kuwait. releasable service records will be available to you at the presscenter.com later on this evening. we will memorialize all three of these soldiers next wednesday. details will be coming to you in the next few days. also this evening we're putting together for you a simple map and diagram of the incident site to include a basic sequence of events as we understand them now. they will be very basic, not to the level of detail of an investigation that is still ongoing. but very basic to help you orient on where this event

they are identified as 38-year- old staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, 37-year-old sergeant tim owens,nd 39-year-old sergeant first class danny ferguson. his fiance, kristen haley, told cbs afilliate wtsp ferguson died while trying to keep the shooter out of a crowded room. >> if he was not being the one against that door holding it, that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everybody else. >> reporter: lopez's father released a statement, asking for prayers for all the affected families. he said his son could not have been in his right mind, adding, he wasn't like that. texas governor rick perry met with the victims. he says they are resillient. >> you still see it in the eyes of the people you meet, you see it in the hand shakes they give, you, the strength of these people. they will recover. >> reporter: three victims have been upgraded from critical to fair condition. in fort hood, texas, bigad shaban, kpix 5. >> a memorial service will be held on wednesday for the three soldiers who were killed. >>> happening today, people in afghanistan have voted for a new presi

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lopez kill carlos rodriguez, danny ferguson. >> you would think they ha have more security and be moreppen. >> those who knew lopez are still stunned. >> i saw him at lunch. he seemed perfectly fine. and just -- it's mind-blowing, really. >> investigators think a dispute with fellow soldiers set him off. >> we may never know why the alleged shooter did what he did. >> fort hood will hold a memorial service on wednesday. >> they'll heal their wounds and we'll go forward. >>> right now repairs are underway to fix an equipment problem blamed for day-long b.a.r.t. delays. yesterday morning a book that regulates train speeds malfunctioned just outside the west oakland station. a complete fiction is expected sometime this evening. b.a.r.t. says there were no serious trains delay. five minutes for trains heading towards the transbay tube. >> monday it's going to cost more to cross the golden gate bridge. up to six dollars and by by plate for seven dollars. it will raise 25 cents every year until july of 2018. the district is facing a $142 million shortfall over five years. fare increase is ex

he's accused of killing stf sergeant carlos rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens and sergeant first class daniel ferguson. >> obviously we have a gap. any time we lose an individual something's gone wrong. >> reporter: it's been an issue for several years. in 2010, a year after the first fort hood shooting rampage in which 13 were killed, the department issued an independent report on protecting the force, lessons from fort hood. among its findings -- "we must be alert to the mental, emotional and spiritual balance of service members, colleagues and civilian co-workers and respond when they appear at risk." many believe the army hasn't moved fast enough on this issue and now see the latest fort hood shooting as another wakeup call. >> i think this whole incident is going to motivate the military establishment to find some way to identify much more quickly people who have problems and more importantly do a much better job, a swifter job of getting these people out of the service. >> reporter: the fort hood commander says no permanent changers and operating procedures have been made yet but

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here for you. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: remembered today, sergeant first class daniel ferguson, carlos rodrigueznd sergeant timothy owens. >> 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. >> reporter: president obama attended the service with the first lady and met with grieving families before the memorial. the president also came to fort hood after the shooting rampage in 2009 when 13 were killed. >> 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. >> reporter: because the accused gunman, specialist ivan lopez, was under psychiatric care, the need for better military mental health treatment was mentioned by every speaker. >> we must come together to identify the risk factors that lead to violence. to address the challenges of mental illness. >> reporter: investigators say lopez's shooting spree was sparked by an argument and lasted eight minutes but it will leave people wondering for a long time how this could happen again on

and staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, 38, had just in january marked 20 years in the army and he had hoped to retire soon. there will be a memorial service on post this coming wednesday to honor those fallen. >> rick levin that will, at ft. hood, thanks very much.that wil hood, thanks very much. >>> a weather alert. april showers popping up across the south, but a stronger system in the works could bring a threat of severe weather and a few inches of rain tomorrow. jan dean has more. >> this is the season where we see the spring showers and here is our spring flood outlook across the midwest and northern plains. also across the southeast and mid-atlantic. that's where the next storm will develop over the next 24 hours. just a quick look at your radar over the last 12 hours. seeing those showers pop up along the gulf coast, as well, some instability over the rockies here and the northwest we're still dealing with unsettled weather there. our future radar will show you a blossoming of storms sunday and monday across the gulf coast and mid-atlantic and northeast monday and tuesday. and we'll

. >> staff sergeant carlos lazaeny rodriguez, on april 2nd he was tragically just months away from a well-earned retirement. sergeant timothy owens, in 2005 he deployed for an entire year, in support of operation "iraqi freedom." and there he earned his combat action badge under fire. sergeant first class daniel fergueson, he was shot as he held a door closed to protect a room full of other soldiers. he put himself in the line of fire to save them. >> reporter: this was the second time president obama had to come to fort hood after a mass shooting. the first was in 2009 following the attack that killed 13. >> 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. >> reporter: today's tribute ended with a first sergeant calling the names of the dead soldiers. >> sergeant first class daniel fergueson. >> reporter: it is known as the last role call. >> staff sergeant carlos lazaeny rodriguez. >> reporter: each name is shouted louder. >> staff s

i thought, oh, god, please don't let it be. >> sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez enlisted as soon as, at age 18. described as a caring leader, the native puerto rican had a 20-year career in the army. he planned to retire at the end of this year. among the 16 wounded, sergeant jonathan westbrook, a former bank teller and dedicated father of three from mississippi who joined the army three years ago. westbrook worked in the office where the shooting began. had he was hit by three bullets, in his chest and one of his arms. new york state native major patrick miller is in stable condition after two surgeries. the two-time combat veteran also has matter's degrees in business and public administration from syracuse university. friends call him the glue that keeps them together. >> obviously this is a wound on his belt. but he will -- he'll move on. >> move on, but never forget. >> we'll be right back. at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want t

among them, sergeant first class danny ferguson, sergeant carlos rodriguez and sergeant timothy owens. >> 37-year-old owens worked at a counselor at the post. he was a husband and father of two xhern. as news broke of the shootings, his mother tried franticly to get in touch with her son. >> he didn't answer the phone. so i left a message on his phone, son, call me so i know if you're okay or not. well, never got no call from him. i thought, oh, god, please don't let it be. >> heartbreaking to hear that. she says her son just loved the army and had signed up for another six years. >> it is going to be the career. we are learning more about the shooter. army specialist, yvonne lopez. investigators piecing together his past, including his military records and his struggles with military health. he may have had an argument with a soldier. we are getting information on what investigators have turned up in his house. psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, dr. gail saltz. >> why don't you bring us up to date. >> reporter: they are still looking through, the investigation is still on going. new inf

sergeant carlos rodriguez enlisted as soon as he could at the age of 18. he's described as a caring leader and the native puerto rican had a 20-year career in the army. he planned to retire at the end of the year. and sergeant first class danny ferguson is being remembered as a hero using his own body as a barricade in front of a door to keep the gunman out. >> like this was his life and he was so proud to be a part of such a great service. >> among the 16 wounded, sergeant jonathan westbrook, a former bank teller and dedicated father of three from mississippi who joined the army three years ago. westbrook was hit by three bullets in his chest and one of his arms. two time combat veteran and new york state native major patrick miller is in stable condition after undergoing two surgeries. >>> the family of the shooter, ivan lopez, released a statement following the shooting. it is from his mother and said, quote, this situation is very painful. i seek prayers for all the families affected. more so when there is an ongoing investigation. my son must not have

sergeant first class daniel ferguson, staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez, sergeant timothy owensny 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 harms way. between them, they deployed nine times. each served in iraq. danny came home from afghanistan just last year. they lived those shining values, 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 fiancÉe, 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 it was love for their comrades, for all of you, that defined their last moments. as we 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 is said that timothy, the counselor even then, gave his life walking toward the gunm

memorial service is set late this afternoon to honor three soldiers killed daniel rodriguez, carlos rodriguez and timothy owens all long time army veterans. president obama and michelle obama will be in attendance. 16 others were wounded when army specialist ivan lopez opened pier on the base last week. >> a fox business alert to tell you about withom steering to engine starters the world's largest auto maker is recalling more than 6 million vehicles. it is one of the largest recalls ever. loren simonetti has this and other news. >> five recalls to tell you about affecting 6.4 million toyota vehicles worldwide. this could be a big blow to the japanese company's reputation in the wake of another magsive recall two years ago now. this latest recall involves five potential defects with cables connected to air bags engine starters and windshield wiper motors. if you own the rav,4shg, corolla, the highlanders you need to be aware. it knows of know injuries so far. >> here's a were with aing for all internet users today. it is not the day for any sort of on-line banking or calling us with sensitive

timothy wayne owens, and 38-year-old carlos rodriguez. our prayers are with their families during this tragic time. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. thanks to st. mary's and all the good people who showed up and thanks to you for watching. i'm megan kelly. this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to the special audience edition of hannity. every year thousands of students head to the beach for the most k coveted week of the year. that's spring break. there's also lots of drinking and partying, sometimes with deadly consequences. we sent ainsley ehrhardt to panama city to see what's going on at spring break with

sergeant danny ferguson, sergeant carlos rodriguez, and sergeant timothy owens, they did what they could to save their fellow soldiers. here's more of what the president had to say. >> we have to remember this they are a generation who has borne our security for more than a decade of war. now our troops are coming hope. by the end of this year our war in afghanistan will finally be over. in an era where fewer americans know someone in uniform, every american must see these men and these women, our 9/11 generation, the extraordinary citizens that they are. >> reporter: the president stayed away from the political maelstrom that follows an incident like this. many members of congress think that members of the army and the military should be able to carry firearms on base. they're currently prohibited from doing so. the thought is that this could have ended sooner if more soldiers were armed. there are also more calls for gun control specifically background checks against people with a record of mental health problem. even speaker boehner has come out for that, but that's going nowhere as w

sergeants timothy owens and carlos rodriguez were also killed. ith the army and rodriguez was planning to retire later this year. the army says the gunman was being treated for depression and anxiety and was being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder. >>> final four organizers held a moment of silence for the victims of the fort hood shooting as well. >> we honor the courage of our nation's military around the world and their families who sacrifice so much to serve our great nation. their bravery will not be forgotten. >> the moment of silence took place before the first semifinal game between the university of connecticut and florida. representatives from the fort mchenry national park in baltimore maryland presented the 15 stars and stripes replica flag that flew over the fort 200 years ago. >>> the murder trial of former olympian oscar pistorius resumes tomorrow after a week long delay. pistorius is expected to take the stand for the first time in his trial this week. the case was postponed due to the illness of a court official. pistor

. ♪ ta (taps being played) ♪ >> they played pienl respects to timothy owens staff sergeant carlos rodriguez sergeant first class daniel furgason killed in last week's tragic. when the president and first lady arrived former president george h.w. bush was there to greet them. t president bush saying when the president comes to your home town you show up to meet him. >> lawmakers turning up the heat on the irs scandal. the big question now, will the department of justice actually file criminal charges against lois lerner. this as new details emerge about the irs tea party targeting c scandal. molly henneberg is live with the latest on this and what new charges may be coming today. >> the government reform committee is expected to vote on a resolution that would old former irs official lois lerner in contempt of congress for failing to ask questions about the irs scandal. separately the house weighs and means committee voted along party lines to ask the justice department to open a criminal investigation into learner's actions after the irs. they released a report saying learner targeted group

among the dead is this man. 38-year-old sergeant carlos rodriguez fred's puerto rico who spent the last 20 years in the armed forces. he had planned to retire this year. >> there are new details about the cia controversial interrogation program tonight. accept at intelligence committee voted to reless parts of classified report. it is expected to be hashly critically of the spy agency and what it did to terror suspects after 9/11. news reporter has details on this now from washington. >> it was a secret and controversial program. soon americans will know more about the cia called enhanced interrogation technique. >> report exposes brutality that stand in stark contrast to our values as a naichlingts senate intelligence committee vote the 11-3 to release parts of the investigation into the cia use of water boarding. other harsh technique. expected to be highly critical. >> it is now aabundantly clear in an effort to prevent further terrorist attack after 9/11 and bring thoughts responsible to justice the cia did make some serious mistakes. and that they haunt us to this day. >> 6200 page

and 38-year-old staff sergeant carlos rodriguez from puerto rico.he had served in the argument 20 years and was set to retire from the army later this year. as for those who were injured, this note posted from one of them on twitter. the soldier said he's doing okay and that the fort hood community will get through this. >>> for the first time since the shooting the family of gunman ivan lopez has spoken out. his father said he's struggling to comprehends how his son could have open fired and killed. and he's calling for prayer for those killed and wounded in the attack. >>> u.s. hospitals where the victims were taken wednesday are considered the best in the world for traumatic gunshot wounds. what have american doctors learned? >> david, there are many things that make our country unique and special and unfortunately, are exceptional level of gun violence has led the medical profession here to be very, very good at emergency and traumatic surgery, arguebly better than anybody else in the world. three years ago outside of this parking lot in tucson,

sergeant first class daniel ferguson, staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez, sergeant timothy owensnd 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 harms way. between them, they deployed nine times. each served in iraq. danny came home from afghanistan just last year. they lived those shining values, 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 fiancÉe, 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 it was love for their comrades, for all of you, that defined their last moments. as we 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 is said that timothy, the counselor even then, gave his life walking toward the gunman,

. >> reporter: the gunfire killing staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, sergeant timothy owens and sergeant first class danny ferguson. his fiance says he was killed while holding a door shut trying to protect a room filled with military personnel. >> since wednesday, we've just been to hell and back. >> the federal government and several states are investigating the illegal sale of personal information of as many as 200 million americans. the theft of social security numbers and bank account data is linked to a vietnamese man who pleaded guilty to selling personal information fenlt the man posed as a private investigator. he was even hired as a contractor for a website could court ventures. credit reporting service experian bought court ventures last year. >> we need to think about which websites we register with, which merchants we shop at, which companies we ultimately do business with. >> prosecutors have not said how many people actually have their data stolen. >>> new this morning, a volcano in ecuador has spewed a column of ash six miles high after a powerful five-minute explosion ye

then sergeant carlos rodriguez, 38 of puerto rico. he had just served 20 years in the army and planned to retire soon. as for the shooter, ivan lopez, the army confirmed that he had deep psychological issues. he was dealing with depression and anxiety and sleep disorders. the army says there is no evidence that he saw any combat or was wounded during his four months in iraq, but lopez still claims some sort of ptsd. there are also reports today that he was angry about being denied a leave of absence to attend to family matters and that may have sparked a shooting. i spoke to general mark millie a short time ago. he did confirm that is one thing that investigators are looking at, arthel. they may never know or truly understand what set this soldier off. >> all right. rick, thank you very much for that report. rick leventhal. >>> most of the country is now getting a much needed break from extreme weather. but there are some threats of storms popping up, especially along the gulf coast. meteorologist janis dean live with that. >> hi. yes

staff sergeant carlos rodriguez 38 from puerto rico.entered active duty service in february 1995 as an unit supply specialist. he was assigned to the 21st support hospital of the first medical brigade in february 2012, where he served as an unit supply sergeant. he deployed to kuwait and also to iraq. sergeant timothy wayne owens, 37, of illinois, entered active duty service in july 2004 as a motor transport operator. he was assigned to the 49th transportation battalion, 13th sustainment command where he served as a heavy vehicle driver. he deployed to iraq and to kuwait. their releasable service records will be available to you at the fort hood press center.com later on this evening. we will memorialize all three of these fallen soldiers next wednesday, and hour public affairs office will give details available to all of you. later this evening we're putting together a map and diagram of the incident site to include a basic sequence of events as we understand them now. they will be very basic not to the level of debail of an investigat

timothy wayne owens, and 38-year-old carlos rodriguez.eir families during this tragic time. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >>> a political donation in favor of traditional marriage six years ago costs one software executive his life's work. this is "special report." >>> good evening. i'm bret baier. american patriots have given their lives for freedom since this country was founded almost two and a half centuries ago. now, a top corporate leader who exercised one such freedom, freedom of speech, is paying for it with his career. and a company he helped build. correspondent doug mckelway has the story tonight. >> after only ten days on the job as ceo

timothy owens, carlos rodriguez, danny ferguson. and we know something about mr. ferguson.heard from his fiancee. she spoke with affiliate wtsp, and she described him as a person who loved sports. he loved football, loved basketball, also loved serving his country. and in the moments when this happened, two days ago, when lopez came on post, and fired his weapon, killing three people, injuring 16, we understand that ferguson was trying to protect his fellow soldiers. i want you to listen to what she had to say. >> he held that door shut. there's no locks. those doors, they're like -- seemed like they would be bulletproof, but apparently not. and if he was not being the one against that door holding it, that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everyone else. >> reporter: he was the one trying to keep the door shut. a door that wouldn't lock. but ended up losing his life that day. and wolf, it's also important to point out, again, there was 16 people who were injured. three were in critical condition. but today we have learned those three have been upgraded

the victims names, sergeant carlos rodriguez, sblt tim msg timothy owens. >> i know that the men andfrom you, you gave your sons to america. just as you will honor them always, so too will the nation in they served. >> the president's words, of course, have an eerie ring of deja vu because, after all, he did stand at ft. hood five years ago to member more allize victims of a different mass shooting at that post, 13 people killed in that 2009 rampage. >>> in national news, they want her charged. today in a party lean vote, house committee asked the justice department to pursue criminal charges against former irs official lois learner. gop lawmakers accuse of her, quote, aggressively engineering crackdown on conservative groups that wanted tax exempt status during 2012 election cycle and of singling out crossroads gps, which was founded in part by former bush political aide, karl rove. the committee noted that learner talked about getting a job organizationing for action, nonprofit spin-off of president obama's campaign. she wrote in an the e-mailing quote, maybe i can get the d.c. off

staff sergeant carlos lazaney-rodriguez came from a-k rico.ed at 18, deployed once to kuwait and twice to iraq, and he provided critical logistical support to units as far flung as ft. bragg in hawaii. during almost 20 years of selfless service, he earned numerous deck racations, including the combat action badge and on april 2nd, he was tragically just months away from a well-earned retirement. and he is survived by his son, his parents, his sisters and a brother, who are here today with us. sergeant timothy owens, was from effingham, a small town in central illinois. and he loved baseball and football and wrestling and tae kwon do, so much so, that he became a black belt and taught martial arts before joining the army in 2004. he served as a heavy vehicle driver and was stationed at ft. stewart, georgia, and in kuwait before moving here to fort hoot in 2011. in 2005, he deployed for an entire year in support of ""operation iraqi freedom"" and there he earned his combat action badge under fire. he is survived by his wife and his three childre

sergeant timothy owens and staff sergeant carlos rodriguez. 16 others were wounded and also tonight theior official at fort hood confirming an he is la ca late argument sparked the murder spree. the investigation found specialist ivan lopez had a fight with soldiers in his unit on the day he opened fire. tornadoes tearing through the midwest and the southwest and a powerful storm system bringing drenching rain hail and several tornadoes there was plenty of damage but no report of injuries. and we told you about the california state senator arrested last week. well, now state senator leland gee has been formally indicted in a sweeping political corruption case. he is charged with conspiring to connect and undercover fbi agent with an arms dealer in exchange for campaign contributions. and that's tonight's speed read. also tonight, though, there is very sad news to report. an a.p. reporter wounded in an associated press photographer killed in a shooting attack in average. this occurring on the eve of the afghan presidential election afghan policemen opened fire on the two female journalis

sergeant carlos rodriguez. and also sergeant danny ferguson.nd ashleigh, you got into that story, started to explain it. we're hearing from his fiancee, kristen haley, she spoke to w it tsp, and she described ferguson has a man who loved sports. he loved football, loved baseball, basketball but also loved to serve his country. and two days ago when this shooting happened, she says he was basically trying to defend, trying to protect his fellow soldiers. i want you to listen to what she had to say. >> he held that door shut, because there's no locks. those doors are -- seemed like they would be bullet proof, but apparently not. and if he was not being the one that against that door holding it, that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everyone else. >> reporter: a room full of soldiers, and he was there at the door, a door that wouldn't look, she says, trying to keep that door closed, as lopez came through. but again, we know that ferguson lost his life in the shooting. >> and you know something, let's just repeat that name. bec

. >> reporter: the gunfire killing staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, sergeant timmy owens, and daniel ferguson, sergeant first class. his fiance says he was killed while holding a door shut, trying to protect a room filled with military personnel. >> since wednesday, we've been to hell and back. >> reporter: and mr. westbrook says those seven hours without his son were the longest hours of his life. there are already plans for a memorial to remember the victims here in ft. hood next week. dan, bianna? >> alex, thank you. lot of open questions in the story. we'll continue to cover it right here on abc news. >>> meanwhile, we want to check the other overnight head lines. for that it's mr. ron claiborne. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >>> we begin with terrifying moments on a city bus in philadelphia. a passenger springing in action after the driver is knocked out of his seat trying to dodge an oncoming car. this happened friday night. police say the driver of a white mazda ran a red light and slammed into that city bus, jolting the driver out of his seat. the bus went careening on

five remain in the hospital today. 38-year-old staff sergeant carlos rodriguez served in iraq, and afternning to retire to puerto rico at the end of the year. 37-year-old timothy owens was a ten-year army vet who also served in iraq. he remattrried just last august. daniel ferguson served in iraq and afghanistan. he sacrificed his life blocking a doorway so the gunman could not enter a room filled with soldiers. the family said he was a friend of the gunman. his mother described what it was like seeing her son for the first time. >> he's strong like mama. i'm telling you. don't leave me. i need you. >> private joseph's family plans to attend this afternoon's memorial. msnbc will have the live coverage beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> i'm tamron hall. up next, "andrea mitchell reports" on the breaking news out of pennsylvania. plus, umass basketball player derrick gordon came out today, becoming the first actively openly gay division 1 athlete. his live interview. the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the be

silence for those that died last week's tragic shooting at fort hood including daniel ferguson, carlos rodriguez and illinois native sergeant. would you all please rise. >> thank you very much. i would like to welcome the witnesses, the look in a general patricia from the surgeon general of the army, vice admiral matthew nation, surgeon general of the navy, lieutenant general thomas travis of the air force and christopher miller, program executive officer for the defense management healthcare systems. our hearing today focuses on the well-being of our service members and its paramount on our minds. one of the responses to the shooting on april 2 has been asked questions about how we support our troops as they deal with stress from long overseas deployments, personal relationships, financial stress and so many other things. i am not going to speculate about what happened that caused the tragedy at fort hood. the investigation will have to answer those questions but in an interview with the "washington post" this weekend, the former vice chief of staff at the army stated efforts to hire more menta

hood have all been publicly identified. 38-year-old staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez. after serving nearly 20 years in the military, he was planning to retire to puerto rico at the end of the year. rodriguez's aunt says his destiny took a turn for the worst. he died in the place where he loved to be. 37-year-old sergeant timothy owens. a counselor and ten year army veteran. he remarried last august. his mother said he loved serving his country. >> he was going to make a career of it. he only had so many more years to go. signed up for six more recently. >> reporter: and sergeant first class daniel ferguson. the 39-year-old returned safely from afghanistan to lose his life here at home. ferguson's fiancee said he died trying to keep the shooter from entering a room filled with people, and he was not alone in his heroism. >> we met with one young soldier who with a bullet wound in his abdomen stepped forward to save other soldiers and called 911 to help prevent even further loss of life. >> reporter: we're also learning more about the wounded, including sergeant jonathan

they are as follows 39-year-old daniel ferguson. 38-year-old carlos rodriguez and 37-year-old timothyowens. we are also beginning to learn more about the events preceding the shooting. witnesses say the gunman became furious after being did and leave of absence form. -condition was not a direct precipitating factor and looked to the argument as a catalyst. one spokesman describes the scene. >> we do have credible information he wases involved in a verbal altercation with soldiers from his unit just prior to the alleged -- to him allegedly opening fire the subject then proceeded to travel to two other nearby buildings. entering those locations and opening fire. >> authorities would only say some of the soldiersç lopez fought with were the victims of the shooting but would not specify whether or not they were among the dead. we do know 10 out of the 16 victims have been released from the hospital. anna, tucker, clayton, back to you guys. >> all right. elizabeth. thanks so much for that 10 minutes after the hour on your saturday morning. on to the rest of your headlines today. while you

sergeant carlos rodriguez like the shooter was from puerto rico and planned to retire soon after serving 20 years in the u.s. army. the shooter specialist ivan lopez, the army confirmed he had deep psychological issues, dealing with depression, anxiety, sleep disorders. he claims post traumatic stress disorder but the army says there is no evidence of lopez seeing combat during his four months in iraq. there are reports today that lopez was angry about being denied a leave of absence to attend to family matters that that may have sparked wednesday's shooting. i spoke to a general that confirmed that is something investigators are looking at. it mate have been some denial of a form or active request that sparked this shooting. the general told me when someone is mentally disturbed in the way lopez was, it's nearly impossible to know what trigger event might set him off. >> lots of new details hard to here. rick levinthal thank you for that report. >>> what kind of turnout in the polls in afghanistan as voters choose a new president. >>> plus congressman paul ryan shoots a volley over the

the three sole soldiers killed public identified, 38-year-old staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguezto rico, at the end of the year. his aunts say his parents called with the tragic news their son was now in heaven. 37-year-old sergeant timothy owens, counselor and veteran, remarried last august. his mother said he loved serving his country. >> he was going to make a career of it. he only had so many more years to go. signed up for six more, just recently. >> reporter: sergeant first class daniel ferguson, 38-year-old returned from afghanistan to lose his life at home. he died trying to keep the shooter from entering a room filled with people. army officials say there were several other acts of heroism that day as soldiers and a chaplain risked their lives to protect others, about 150 investigators poring over the case and ft. hood announced wednesday there will be a memorial here on post. >> thank you. >> let's take a look at rest of the top stories from overnight. jenna wolfe is back. >> breaking news. developments in the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane. china's agen

ivan lopez killed danny thomas, timothy owens and carlos lazaney rodriguez before taking his own life16 others were wounded. >> cnn's pamela brown is following the story for us. good morning, pamela. >> reporter: well, christi and victor military officials have confirmed there was a verbal confrontation between lopez and another soldier before the shooting and officials say they believe that was the impetus that caused lopez to snap. also, we're learning more about this argument from a victim's father who says it all started over a leave of request form. >> reporter: cnn has learned before the weeks before his deadly rampage at ft. hood, army specialist ivan lopez was creating a stalk pile of am nation. sources say when lopez bought his semi-automatic handgun at this store guns galore at kaline, he also purchased a large am of ammo. sources learned that the 34-year-old returned to the store repeatedly to buy even more bullets. it's the same place where major nidal hasan bought the weapon he used in the 2004 attack. army says they believe it started with a dispute with another soldier.

those killed have now been identified. 38-year-old staff sergeant carlos rodriguez, 37-year-old sergeantimothy owens, 39-year-old sergeant daniel ferguson. sarah is live at fort hood. what more do we know about the moments leading up to wednesday's mass shooting? >> reporter: good afternoon, craig. we are hearing from some of the people who actually witnessed those first shots fired who were inside the personal office when ivan lopez came inside to get paperwork to request time off. he was told to come back. he left, returned with a gun and started firing. we're also hearing more tales of heroism. one army major who was hit directly in the abdomen with a bullet, he put pressure on that wound and continued to usher other soldiers to safety while tending to his own wound. we are also hearing some good news about the wounded. ten of these 16 have been released from the hospital. three of the most critical patients upgraded to fair condition. doctors do expect everyone to survive. we have a memorial service coming up on wednesday to honor both the fallen and the wounded and to support those

reporter: hundreds of fellow soldiers standing together, honoring sergeants timothy owens, carlos lazaney-rodriguezniel ferguson, sharing prayers for their families. >> when the gunman tried to push his way into the 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. >> reporter: president obama and the first lady here to pay tribute yet again to soldiers who so bravely marched in to battle only to lose their lives here at home. fewer than five years after a shooting here that left 13 people dead, the president again visiting the nation's largest army base as consoler-in-chief to the grieving families, to the wounded, and to a military community mourning once again. >> we are here on behalf of the american people to honor your loved ones and offer whatever comfort we can. >> reporter: just as he did in 2009, president obama met privately with some of the victims' families and the wounded. we learned of the 16 people hurt in the shooting here, four re

today, helmets and boots marked the three soldiers who died: sergeants timothy owens, carlos lazaney-rodriguez and daniel ferguson. lopez also wounded 16 others before taking his own life. it was over in eight minutes, but the president said, the grief endures. >> 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. >> ifill: today's service took place on the same site as in november 2009, when mr. obama last visited fort hood. that was five days after major nidal hasan shot and killed 13 people, in the worst mass murder ever at an american military installation. now, as the community grieves again, leaders are left to ponder what else they can do. >> ifill: there was no talk today from the president or the army chief of new initiatives against such violence. instead, it was a day reserved for comforting words, amid the echoing refrains of mourning. >> ifill: the agents who guard the president have new rules about

staff sergeant carlos lazaney rodriguez, 38, from puerto rico. entered active duty service in february 1995. as a unit supply specialist. he was assigned to the 21st 21st combat support hospital of the first medical brigade in february 2012, where he served as a unit supply sergeant. he deployed to kuwait and also to iraq. sergeant timothy wayne owens, 37, of ifingham, illinois, entered active duty service in july 2004 as a motor transport operator. assigned to the 29th 29th transportation battalion, fourth sustainment brigade, 134th sustainment command, where he serve as a heavy vehicle driver. he deployed to iraq and to kuwait. >> their releasable service records will be available to you at the fort hood press center.com later on this evening. we will memorialize all three of these fallen soldiers next win in our public affairs office will publish the details in the coming days. they'll be available to all of you. also available later this evening, we are putting together a mapper for you, simple map and diagram of the incident site to include