this independent panel will conduct its own assessment of security at dod facilities.he panel's work with strengthen secretary carters efforts and provide their findings directly to me. the department of defense will carefully examine the assessments, conclusions and recommendations of these reviews, and we will effectively implement them. the navy is also conducting its own review, and those results will feed into the broader dod review worldwide. where there are gaps, we will close them. and where there are failures we will correct them. we owe the victims, their families and all of our people nothing less. thank you. >> thanks, mr. secretary. i also want to add my condolences over monday's horrific shootings at the navy yard. my heart goes out to the families and the entire navy family. while i cannot discuss the details of an ongoing investigation, i can discuss the bravery of the first responders. the most visible feets were accomplished by professionals, but there were other unscene moments equally heroic, i was especially inspired by the story of a navy yard civ

according to the pentagon, as many as 400,000 civilian dod dod workers could be furloughed this time around. military service metro parks including those serving in afghanistan are not subject to furlough and would have to continue work without pay. they would also have to pick upu the slack for civilian personnel doing their jobs as c well. these military personnel wouldrp receive retroactive pay once an appropriation is passed. it would require an act of congress to pay those civilians subjected to furloughs. for dod civilians it's not like that they would get retroactivei pay. ways of government shut down would affect the defense department, death benefitsts killed in action would not be paid until appropriations are passed. commentaries where military families shop would close. pentagon comptroller responsibll forer the largest budget in the federal government explains the impact. e >> even if the last never occurs, the planning is disruptive. >> people are worrying about g whether their paychecks are p delayed rather than focusing ong their mission. >> one myth is that governmen

it will conduct its own assessment of security at dod facilities.he panel's work will strengthen secretary carters efforts and provide their findings directly to me. >> reporter: secretary of defense hagel is also being joined by other officials who will play a role in those background checks. another development in monday's shooting is the mother of aaron alexis has said that she feels very sorry about what has happened, what her son did, and she is expressing sympathy to the victims, to the familiar list of the victims. richelle? >> randall thank you so much. we're learning more about aaron alexis and more about the 12 victims. roxanne that has that angle. >> reporter: many victims of month's attack spent years and some decades serving their country. michael arnold was a 29 year navy veteran. his mother says he was a wonderful son, husband, and father. >> it's just not possible. it's not possible that they shot him, just for no reason. he loved his country and the navy. >> reporter: martin was a navy officer who loved hockey and the boston bruins.

. >> we need to know how an employee was able to bring a weapon and ammunition onto a dod installation. depthe dod promised an in- review on how red flags were missed when it came to his mental health, more rain. >> the 12 people killed last week in the rampage will be remembered at a prayer service inthe district that begins northwest washington at 7:00. >> a convicted serial killer will spend the rest of his life behind bars after accepting a plea deal. jason scott accepted unaltered plea in upper marlboro. he will not admit to killing them but acknowledged the prosecutors have the evidence to convict him. in exchange, they will not charge him in the death of three other women. >> five days to go until the possible shutdown of the federal government. the senate has taken its first up to what a continuing resolution. only after a 21-hour and 19 minute speech by texas republican ted cruz. asked my friends on the democratic aisle -- >> pursuant to the order of -- >> it focused on suspending funding for obamacare and it hums days from a milestone from his health-care overhaul. rebecca co

for dod civilians, it is not automatic they would get retro active pay. those in the war zone would not be paid until the appropriations are passed. and commissaries would close, and that is where many military families shop. >> even if a lapse never occurs, the planning itself is disruptive. people are worrying right now about whether their paychecks will be delayed, rather than focusing fulling on their mission. >> the office of management and budget estimates the last time there was a shutdown in 1995 it cost the taxpayer about $1.4 billion. greg? >> jennifer griffin reporting from washington, jennifer, thank you. >>> nearly three months after a monster wildfire killed 19 firefighters, investigators in arizona releasing details on what went wrong. >>> plus, what the iranian people think about the historic and friendly telephone call between their leader and president obama. all of that coming up next. a a okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-

at all dod insulations worldwide. the highest responsibilities leaders have is to take care of the people and our people deserve safe and secure work spaces, where ever they are. second, secretary carter will also review dod's practices and procedures for grants and renewing clearances. this review will be closely coordinating with other agencies currently examining these procedures, including the dni and omomb. i've also directed an independent panel be established. it will conduct its own asse assessment and security procedures and practices. they will provide hair findings directly to me. the department of defense will carefully examine p assessments, the conclusions and recommendations of the reviews. and we will effectively implement them. as you know, the navy is also conducting its own review and those results will feed into the broader dod review. where there are inadequacies, we will address them and where they are failure, we will correct them. we owe the victim, our families and all the people nothing less.

including dod. this is shortly thereafter we have a debt ceiling. as well as the debate over whether or not to asap. i will just say that, you know, you don't have to debate with your credit card once you have incurred the charges. you pay the bill. then you can have a discussion about whether or not you want to continue to rack up bills that are that high. but with the united states government, i don't think you have the option of not paying your bill. but we will be set as well. and all of these fronts, we need to figure out what money we have. i would hope that congress would continue to work to solve sequestration and get past the debt ceiling. i know that that is going to be a challenge. but it's not something that we can throw up our hands on and say, well, we're not going to get there. we have to keep trying to get there. in the meantime we need to try to figure out whether or not we are going to get to and how we will spend the money. i take the chairman's point about how we would like more specifics. i would like to remind the committee tha

we know he had clearance to the dod, but what goes into granting that access. giving us insight into vetting aaron alexis may have gone through, ceo of freelance risks, the company that vets hires for military contractors. >> good afternoon. >> this organization that i'm reading may have had a hand in the vetting is called defense security service. are you familiar with that organization? and is that an organization that is a part of the process in vetting someone like aaron alexis? >> it is. it just depends on the organization that you're going to be working for. take for example you're going to be working for the department of defense with. you'll go through that agency and they'll basically do the vetting, the background check and run all the information required to make sure that that person is cleared to be able to do what job function they're hired to perform. >> what kind of vetting does someone like aaron alexis go through? >> he probably--well, he probably filled out what they call a fs 8 86 form, a standard security clearance form that the government

despite him actually enter the pentagon, the fbi did not alert dod to the fact he was being surveil asrist. >> to have a known terrorist under surveillance by the fbi, close surveillance by the fbi, all the way up to the doorway of the pentagon, where then hegoes in and meet with high-level government officials, pentagon officials, either massive incompetence or he was being protected. >> in testimony in august 1st august 1st of 2012, then fbi director muller denied knowledge al -- >> what i'm telling you is i am not personally familiar with any effort to recruit anwar awlaki as an asset. that does not mean to say there was not an effort at some level of the bureau or another agency to do so. >> in a letter to new fbi direct, this new information merits a lot of additional explanation, trace. >> trace: on top of that, there's evidence al-awlaki had a relationship with nadal hasan, a relationship the fbi also denied. >> right. they're asking the fbi director to respond to those allegations that are contained in a new book called "dirty war" that says that while preaching at the mosque i

active shooter situations, and we recognized the co-chairs togo west and vern clark noted that the dod had not accepted or brought in an official way all the body of knowledge for active shooting, since columbine, lessons learned, best practices had been codified or brought in to policies of dod. >> give us an idea, in this particular case it might have seen to those of us as outside observers, it was hodgepodge they ran a bunch of law enforcement. but you said there was an active plan. >> that's what came out of this what they recognized in the wakeup call that was fort hood we had to reach out to get this fantastic body of knowledge which involved neutralizing, the old plan when there's an active shooter there you hold tight and you call in the people that know what to do. in an active shooter situation, you need to quickly identify and neutralize that shooter. what the military has become good at is planning for those kind of occurrences. i hate to say there might have been more lives lost, the best thing i heard joie is that we have contained the shooter although we have not captur

. >> we know how an employee was able to bring a weapon and installation on to a dod facility. >> he did not give any hint this attack was eminent. channel 2 news >>> an elderly couple will spend another night in this russian hill apartment for 34 years. the owner plans to turn the believe into luxury tenant see and common units. the lees were supposed to leave today. >> it's breaking all of our hearts. we feel like we have to draw the line somewhere. we need to come together and do something about it. the community support kept up a drum beat of the city. >> twitter users can get emergency notices as text messages such as the american red cross, and centers for disease control. users have to sign up for alerts from the groups. text messages will carry an orange icon to differentiate them. >> google expanded its delivery service from san francisco to san jose, and can now get same day delivery of certain items they buy, including chain stores and local businesses $5 per store and google promises delivery in 3 to 5 hours. >> if you followed apple's map app in alaska you could have end

for dod civilians, it's not automatic that they would get retroactive pay. other ways of got shut down would affect the defense department, death benefits for those killed in action in the war zone would not be paid until appropriations are passed. and commissary where is many families shop would close. pentagon comptroller, the man responsible for the largest budget in the federal government, explained the impact of a potential shutdown. >> even if the lapse never occurs, the planning itself is disruptive. people are worrying now about whether their paychecks are going to be delayed rather than focusing fully on their mission. >> one the office -- the office of management and budget estimates the last time there was a shutdown in 1995, it cost the taxpayers about $1.4 billion. arthel? >> arthel: jennifer griffin reporting from washington, thank you. i want to remind you that you can hear much more on this spending shutdown and the battle over obamacare by tuning in to fox news sunday. that's tomorrow. chris wallace sitting down for an exclusive interview wi

the bond buy design dod keep interest rates low in order to keep spurring growth and he says there needs to be more evidence the economy is strengthening before stopping that program. >> white house confirmed janet yellen is a leading candidate to replace as the chair of the federal reserve bank. reports that black berry will cut its work force by up to owe 40%. the layoffs running across all departments and several thousand employees will likely lose their jobs. >> prosecutors in san francisco and ash the world are urging iphone users to down load newest operating systems. it's an attempt to slow the rash of thefts. one of the new features is call the activation lock. basically a kill switch shutting off the phone if stolen. >> this will reduce the number of injuries caused by the theft f it's not going to happen overnight i do believe it will happen quickly. >> the feature available in the newest iphone. and can be doen down loaded on older models there have been problems including slow downs. what users are saying about the system. >> we're going have to wait one more day to find out

for dod civilians, it's not automatic they would get retroactive pay. other ways it would affect the defense department, death benefits for those killed in action in the war zone will not be paid until appropriations are passed. and commissaries where many military shop will be closed. explained the impact of a potential shutdown. >> even if a lapse never occurred, the planning itself is disruptive. people are worrying right now about whether their paychecks are going to be delayed rather than focusing fully on their mission. while i can't quantify the time being spent to plan, it has or will consume a lot of senior management attention. probably thousands of hours of employee time better spent on supporting national security. >> one message that government shutdown saves money. the office of management and budget estimates the last time there was a shutdown in 1995, it cost the taxpayer about $1.4 billion, jamie. >> one thing we know about our troops, they get it done, even with less. thanks so much, jen. good to see you. >>> a look now at some of the

in a bureaucracy as big as dod you're going have a lot of players. those layers slow down the transfer of information. unfortunately in this case that information was slowed down to the point of causing a lot of lives. >> now i want to ask you about something joe johns was reporting on the alexis going into the navy yard with that bag and in that bag he had a disassembled shotgun. came out of the bathroom it was assembled. his ammunition was buck shot shells. our understanding he was shooting from a fourth floor balcony down to a cafeteria below. from a distance talking about buck shot, what does this tell you? >> well, it tells me that he had the intent of trying to kill as many people as possible. somebody who's going to hunt with a shotgun, hunt bird, they're going to get something that's a lot of small pellets that disperses like that. it won't ruin the meat. .00 buck is maybe 8 to 12 large pellets that comes out like a punch. we used to use those to shoot down basically open up and breach doors when we were on the s.e.a.l. teams. it has a very n

she goes down you still have to contend with christoph, freedman or doe dt this at, dod-- brooks, brooks-- we'll be right back. >> jon: welcome back. you know, living in the new york city we're continually reminded of where our food comes from. whether it be shake shack or secretary avenue deli. but did you know that the food that you eat comes from someplace before that? (laughter) aasif mandvi filed this report. >> america's heartland grows crops to feed the world. but we often forget to acknowledge those who bring us this bountiful harvest year after year. biotech companies. >> biotech companies are revolutionizing farming. >> really? >> yes, they are helping to put more food on tables throughout the world. >> for instance biotech giant monsanto makes patented genetically modified seeds that resist highly toxic weed killers. which they also happen to make. but now their time-honored way of lifed is under attack. >> sometimes farmers act in a man their is not in the best interest of the biotechnology feed company. >> yes, big farmer has forced monsanto to pursue legal action against th

that didn't stop him from being hired bia defense contractor that vetted alexis from the dod. in a statement that contractor said we enlisted a service to perform two background checks and confirmed twice through the department of defense his secret government clearance. the second was conducted three months ago. because alexis was never convicted of anything despite the arrests and never classified by mental health professionals, he was legally able to buy a gun. loveds of the 12 senselessly gunned down on monday are trying to put their lives back together and put the pieces together. all 12 have been identified. they have been described as dedicated parents and spouses with families and jobs they loved. some who are talking about retirement, one by one, the families who spoke to the media to tell the world about the people they lost. >> she had big plans. we are still in shock here. >> he was always happy. always positive. never had a bad word to say about anybody. >> it's not possible, not possible that that guy shot him for no reason. >> i lost my loved one. she was my par

. >> my wife is a dod civilian. she's probably going to be the first on the chopping block. >> if they don't get paid, they're not going to get pizza out, go to the dry cleaners. it will have an enormous ripple effect. >> i have a 2-month-old son. that paycheck matters. they're fighting and bickering. we have government workers. actually what we really need is for the government to keep moving. it's stressful, my man. it is stressful. >> the latest cnn poll shows 68% of americans think even a short shutdown is a bad idea. >> and if in goes forward, national parks and museums will close and that includes the national zoo. today many visitors at the zoo rearranged their plans to try to see the animals before the shutdown and they were not disappointed. giant panda tian tian was in his yard, but when the zoo closes no, visitors or volunteers will be allowed in and that popular intranet canada cam will be turned off, too, though the staff will monitor the new baby through the cameras and most of the zoo's employees, eve

this is done by the office of personnel and management, which then turns over those results to dod. they review them, and then they decide here at dod whether this person should be given a clearance. but secretary hagel said he'd also look into the idea that some of these clearances last for ten years without a specific review unless something pops up in his record that obviously -- or something's record that would obviously raise a serious red flag and cause his security clearance to be revoked. hagel actually described that ten-year process as raising some amount of jeopardy in terms of being able to keep track of somebody like an aaron alexis. in addition to those reviews, they're also going to review security installations. now, in this case, he had the necessary identification and clearance to get in not only to the navy yard but into that building itself. he simply swiped his access card to get into the building where he then went on that shooting rampage. >> let me take a step back, though, because i did some work on this. there was a hearing on the hill about a month ago aft

military personnel will be paid retroactively, but dod nonessential civilian workers will have to report to work tuesday to get their furloughs, but they are not guaranteed retroactive pay. that would take an act of congress. on capitol hill surae chinn, wusa9. >> so the federal government does shut down national parks and smithsonian museums forced to close, but d.c. mayor vincent gray vows to keep city workers on the job declaring all district government operations essential. there's been no response so far from the office of management and budget to the mayor's plan. >> president obama spoke by phone today with his iranian counterpart president rouhani. president obama told reporters at the white house he believes it is possible to reach a comprehensive solution over iran's nuclear problem. >>> later tonight members of the u.n. security council could meet to vote on a resolution eliminating syria's chemical weapons. the legally binding framework demands that syria abandoned its chemical stockpile and allow chemical weapons experts to have complete access to get some inspections going

security was something that was handled elsewhere by the cia, duty, and state department -- the cia, dod, and state department here there was very little interaction with the white house prior to september 11. back to the matters the president is responsible for the safety of persons within the united states and has a right to know what is being done to prevent terrorist attacks. so for the first four or five years, i would brief president bush just about every day, all in discrete areas relating to national security. and the impact of cases now the not only impact national security but impact relationships with countries. as an example, we recently arrested an individual, an iranian-american, who had, according to the indictment, plotted to utilize an individual association with the mexican keitel to assassinate the saudi ambassador in washington, d.c. that quite obviously implicates somewhat more than a criminal case. consequently, the impact on international relations -- it is implicated in terms of what we do, and consequently, there is an exchange and understanding of what is going

dod naval criminal intelligence so everybody here along with us all along.on as we get additional information we certainly will push it out. i'll let chambers have comments in part. >> also naval commission in surgery. anything to add, we were with mpd quickly on the scene and that happeneds in washington, d.c. and we have aviation component that is helping with still eyes in the sky as well as medevac and again be a part of this ongoing and fluid investigation and we'll be back with you later today. thank you. [inaudible] >> wait, we're not prepared to answer questions at this phase we'll be back in a couple of hours as we gather more information. we certainly don't want to provide information that hasn't been confirmed. so please bear with us as we continue this investigation. and in a couple of hours i'm sure we'll have more. thank you all very much. >> okay that is the latest and what we're getting from the d.c. police chief and also the d.c. mayor in washington, d.c. at the moment also president obama is expected to come out for a previously scheduled s

. >> my wife is a dod civilian. >> finally we're doing something about it and they want to shut downnment. >> just going to be out of work, i have a 2-month-old son. >> what about the animals? >> the animal care staff is considered essential. the animals will get fed. >>> amanda knox's new fear comes from this courtroom in florence. from the safety of seattle amanda knox still protests innocence but says the wheels of italian justice can grind on slowly without her. she will not go back to italy. >>> this problem is being renewed and refreshed. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder is expected to sue the state of north carolina over its new stricter voting laws. >>> catholics rallied for pope john paul ii to be named saint less than a week after his death. next april francis will canonize pope john paul, ii and pope john, xxiii. >>> who will spend up to a quarter million dollars for millions in space? these people. more than 600 have signed on if the faa gives galactic the green light. >>> critics love this ending and it seems many fans did, too. >>> now to our top story at 7:00, just

security was something that was handled elsewhere by the cia, duty, and state department -- the cia, dod, and state department here there was very little interaction with the white house prior to september 11. back to the matters the president is respole

for dod civilians, it's not automatic that they would get retroactive pay.s it would affect the department, death benefits for those killed in the war zone would not be paid until appropriations are passed and commissaries where many military families shop will close. he explains the impact of a potential shutdown. >> even if a lapse never occurs, the planning itself is disruptive. people are worrying about whether their paychecks will be delayed rather than focusing on their mission. >> the office of management and budget estimates the last time there was a shutdown in 1995, it cost the taxpayer about $1.4 billion. greg? >> and it arguably cost republicans the presidency. jennifer griffin in washington. jennifer, thanks. >> all right. we are also keeping an eye on the conservative political action conference today in st. louis. now, this event is hosted by the american conservative union. among the guests taking the stage today, utah senator mike lee, former pennsylvania governor, rick santorum, and -- pardon me. and texas governor rick perry. the topics in

the cr itself cuts the dod .udget the sequester would take out another 20 or so. we will start at a level below the president's budget to conserve sources till we get a better sense of where we are headed. quick question. october 1, all patients will go on october 1? >> correct. there's a payday for the civilians that is not affected, and one on october 1 for the military which is not affected. any lapse before would occur. the reserves are tricky because they are paid at various times. we are already struggling with some of that. i hope we can minimize or avoid any disruptions there too. >> one of the things listed as its activities necessary to continue recruiting. airshows andg things like that? no, probably recruiting offices, military examination centers.centers -- >> why is it that if there is money is available and there -- doeseed to extend not money available somewhere to pay people? is there a good reason? >> it's the difference between obligations and our ability to disperse. in a lapse of appropriations, we can obligate money. we can legally commit the

. >> we need to know how an employee was able to bring a weapon and ammunition onto a dod installationalexis did not give any hint that this attack was imminent. >>> hewlett-packard says it is cutting ties with the sub accurater that navy gunman alexis worked for. it has said that it ran two background checks on alexis and only turned up a traffic violation. alexis started working on computer systems at the navy yard this summer. >>> tonight there is word from pakistan. more than 340 people were killed and entire villages were flattened from yesterday's powerful 7.7 earthquake. crews are using tools to search for any survivers who may still be trapped in the rubble. the majority of homes in the region are made from mud bricks and cannot with stand the shaking. hundreds of people were wounded in the quake. the most serious are now being airlifted to karachi. >>> twitter users can now get emergency alerts from twitter as text messages. the san francisco based company launched a new service for notices. users have to follow organizations, such as the american red cross, the centers for di

dod god will be in the position for blood. >> koresh and the davidians were well supplied for a long. in addition to their arsenal, they had stockpiled military mre's. >> what we ultimately had come to realize is that we had well over 100 individuals inside of the heavily fortified compound that were there voluntarily because they had backed what they felt was their messiah. >> what do you think about all this? you don't know? >> getting the children out is the top priority. koresh uses them as pawns to get what he wants. air time on the radio. >> i gave them a message for the radio so that the public can listen to where i'm coming from. i explained that every time they play it, i would send two of the children out. >> the message is played several times over the next few hours. >> remember, the most fearful warning ever given to man in script tour is that found in revelation 22. >> sure enough we started getting children out late that afternoon. >> over the next several days more than a dozen children will be released along with some adults. but the standoff continues. on the third

they will be reviewing the process at all dod installations.he secretary is collecting input from senior leaders to define the parameters of this review which could be formally announced as soon as tomorrow. the administration is reviewing contracts for federal staffers. >> new documents reveal what could be the most powerful evidence yet the irs targeted conservative groups. usa today is reporting the agency flag groups based on literature mentioning things like anti obama rhetoric got a red flag. over 160 groups were listed along with congress from irs lawyers from washington concerned about different group's political activities. >>> this man wanted for kidnapping a georgia girl from her home they were demanding 10,000 dollars in ransom. her family trying to raise the money for her safe return. the armed men fwloek into per raesz home demanding money and jewelry. when her mother denied having any they took their daughter and fled in a gray dodge. >> the ohio man confessed on-line to driving drunk and killing a 61-year-old veteran is expected

at the same time they were competing for the dod contract.tractor to the brother of anham's chief executive officer last year. quote, i just checked with my office in iran and they informed me that we are paying 2200, 2300 u.s. dollars to the transportation companies there to move the containers out to kabul which is the same rate we are charging you. it is an iranian border crossing on the border with iran and afghanistan. tonightéghmz the logistics ageny is asking for more clarity. harris? >> and when we get more information we will report it on this. jennifer, thank you very much. dozens of fbi agents are at the scene of the mall masacre in kenya. fox news has learned that they found grenades there. they are checking to see if americans took part in the rampage that killed 67 people. the feds are said the terror group claiming responsibility for the attack has been recruiting americans for years. katherine harris is live in our newsroom. we heard from the attorney general on this. >> that's right, harris. at a news conference on domestic s

. >> we need to know how an employee was able to bring on aa weapon and ammunition to a dod installation. fbi saysi there's noer evidence thate' he targeted anyy specific individuals.divid >>> we're also following foll breaking news this morning in th the killing of ais northern nort virginia high school student football player.ayer. four more people have been arrested in the connection of kenny diaz. the new suspects are 16-year-olo boys, who face attempted armed robbery and conspiracy charges. >>> a football coach with a lesson for him team that is not from the play book. he out that heb members of his m were cyber bullying other members. instead of practicing, the 80 members of the team col tiered i at two rest -- volunteered at rest homes, and attended comiewrnty service during the community service during the time that they were to practicer >> good character is more to be praised than outstanding talent. >> i wasn't part of the disrespect, bough but i got to n as much as as everybody else, i'm just as much at fault for fr not making it stop. >> he met with the parents abouu the sus

. >> we need to know how an employee was able to bring a weapon and ammunition onto a dod installationays alexis did not give any hint that this attack was imminent. >>> hewlett-packard says it is cutting ties with the sub accurater that navy gunman alexis worked for. it has said that it ran two background checks on alexis and only turned up a traffic violation. alexis started working on computer systems at the navy yard this summer. >>> tonight there is word from pakistan. more than 340 people were killed and entire villages were flattened from yesterday's powerful 7.7 earthquake. crews are using tools to search for any survivers who may still be trapped in the rubble. the majority of homes in the region are made from mud bricks and cannot with stand the shaking. hundreds of people were wounded in the quake. the most serious are now being airlifted to karachi. >>> twitter users can now get emergency alerts from twitter as text messages. the san francisco based company launched a new service for notices. users have to follow organizations, such as the american red cross, the centers fo

and the dod, and if you have some exclamation, please do.uest: this is an overwhelming problem for many years. i do know they have a concert that was supposed to automate all of the pit of, and i would say 97% were still being done manually, so now they are process you can go online and looking your benefits data, but it was a very difficult, and it should never have gotten this far. host: so they do not treat it with each other's, is that what you're saying yo? guest: all of the manual records were still paper. onef you look at the press, building in north carolina actually became structurally incapable of holding the backlog anymore because it was so full and overwhelming. these things should have been digitalized. even when i got off of active duty, i had a record this bacon it was not electronic. host: we have got when it comes to the actual pending claim, 36% silk of them from the vietnam era. guest: yes, that is from the agent orange that they opened up from approximately 2000 nine third whenever you offer a benefit or some type of ser

and the dod, and if you have some explanation, please do. is an overwhelming problem for many years. i do know they have a process that was supposed to automate all of the data, and i would ay 97% were still being done manually, so now they are process you can go online and looking your benefits data, but it was a very difficult, and it should never have gotten this far. host: so they do not treat it with each other, is that what you're saying? guest: all of the manual records were still paper. so if you look at the press, one building in north carolina actually became structurally incapable of holding the backlog anymore because it was o full and overwhelming. these things should have been digitalized. even when i got off of active duty, i had a record this bacon it was not electronic. host: we have got when it comes to the actual pending claim, 36% silk of them from the vietnam era. guest: yes, that is from the agent orange that they opened up from approximately 2009. whenever you offer a benefit or some type of service, you're going to ex

and bottom line is we need know how an employee was able to bring a weapon and ammunition on to dod installation and how warnings flags were either missed ignored or not addressed in timely manner. reviews will include consideration of the navy secretary's recommendations but department require all police reports not just arrests or convictions being inincluded in background checks. >> news alert tonight out of prince george's county former ups worker learned his fate for the 2009 murders of a mother and her daughter. jayson scott was already sentenced to 100 years in prison. dozens home invasions and burg roost. fox five joins us live night in upper marlboro with what happened today. bob? well, more than four years after the grew some murders this case is finally over. it it was judgement day for the killer. a serial killer according to authorities. the judge said he could not imagine or understand i justson scott schedule and cold blooded nature or comprehended trauma he call caused victim's families. >> 30-year-old jason scott had nothing to say before bowing ordered to spend the rest of the

the experts -- they say, that's the name of the company went to dod twice in june of this, as recentlyune of -- this year. does he still have the security clearance. and was told in the affirmative he does. >> thank you for joining us with the lateest to night, michael isikoff. >> thank you. >> coming up the things you did not know were happening inside the obama re-election campaign. richard wfl knolf knows it all has got all the secrets. he will join us. it starts with something little, like taking a first step. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's disease. and that? that would be big. grab your friends and family and start a team today. register at alz.org but you had to leave rightce to now, would you go? world, man: 'oh i can't go tonight' woman: 'i can't.' hero : that's what expedia asked me. host: book the flight but you have to go right now. hero: (laughs) and i just go? this is for real right? this is for real? i always said one day i'd g

but now, we're hearing he's directing his deputy defense secretary ashton carter to lead a review of dodemoving is security clearances including for contractors, aaron alexis was a naval contractor. he also said that the review would be conducted in coordination with other government agencies. and then he also announced the formation of an outside panel to look at department of defense security and clearance procedures. so now a little bit of direction, some information who the leader will be and how these changes and security reviews may come about. thanks so much for watching. we've had a lot of breaking news today. good to have you with us on legal view". around the world starts after this break. mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? hearty cheeseburger. creamy thai style chicken with rice. mexican-style chicken tortilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! imagine how they taste

it said that the system that was currently utilized by the navy did not meet federal or dod standards and it actually made a recommendation that the system that the navy was deploying immediately cease to be used. this is obviously of great concern. we sent a letter to the inspector general asking for the report to be made public to congress so we can begin the process of reviewing, did this contribute and did this have an impact on what occurred yesterday. >> the suspect in this case was a military contractor and a lot of people are now asking questions about why private contractors are allowed access to some highly secure facilities. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is joining us right now. barbara, how does a man like this get, a, to be a military contractor, and get this high security clearance despite what we have learned over the past 24 hours, a lot of misconduct allegations and actual arrest suggestions, as well. >> well, that's right, wolf. you know, in these cases, it's something obviously went terribly wrong here. the determination has to be made what happened. was

records show a helicopter owned by ambrose, not by h-211, was refueled 138 times with 7,078 gallons of doduel at moffett field. >> we do not have any discretion, as long as those planes are domiciled or hangared within what is called a federal enclave. >> reporter: that's larry stone, the assessor for santa clara county whose office sends out the tax bill for all property taxes. what he's say somethingi -- say something they pay no taxes because those planes sit at a federal facility. >> i don't know if it's fair. i think if somebody their plane within the federal enclave at moffett field and they're not paying property tax where the same plane located in san jose would be paying a property tax, no, that's not fair. >> reporter: is h-211 getting an unfair advantage? congresswoman anna eschew represents moffet in congress. last summer i asked her about the relationship. >> people in the community that care the most about what happens at the airfield have signed off on this. why? because they are a partner with nasa ames in terms of research. eschew's staff said she was too busy to answer ou

meanwhile dod noncivilian, nonessential workers will have to report to work on tuesday to get their furloughs and they are not guaranteed retroactive pay. that will take another act of congress to get that enacted into law to provide pay. back to you, lesli. >> can't seem to get them to do anything to avoid that, so hard to believe that will happen. thank you. >>> will your family be affected if the government shuts down? go to our wusa9 facebook page. hundreds of you have already been there and we want it hear your story. >>> a security guard killed in the navy yard shooting is being remembered. 52-year-old richard ridgell's visitation continues tonight. he leaves behind three daughters. he was much more than a shooting victim. he is an amazing person. he funeral is tomorrow at the church at severn run. >>> bruce leshan had a chance to talk with some people that have fear nothing will ever be the same again and the mental health workers who helped them recover. >> at my desk shots fired. >> reporter: james slater hid in his office while aaron alexis prowled building 197 searching for more pe

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