dorothy fields -- her mission, simple. to save herself but also to save her hometown mossville, louisiana. as i learned after a year long investigation to possibly save all of us. >> these plans are killing us. >> you see, dorothy is on a crusade with this one, wilma subra, a chemist, with stacks of evidence almost everyone denies. they are toxic avengers, the two of them together. before this journey ends, they will have washington's attention. i promise you, they will have yours as well. >> have those issues been addressed? >>> this is mossville, louisiana. for decades, residents in this community have been trying to sound the alarm for what they say is an environmental crime happening here, chemicals, in the ground, water, air, making people sick and killing them one by one. for years, they say those complaints have been falling on deaf ears. what happened to the people here could happen to any of us. >> hello, nice to see you. nice gulf weather we are having here. >> oh, it's beautiful. >> how long has this home been i

dorothy morris married for more than 50 years to her high school sweetheart and mother of two. federal judge john roll who had just come from mass. which he attended every day. phyllis schneck, mother of three, grandmother of seven, and great grandmother. and i know the new yorkers are glad to hear she's a giants fan. snowbird in arizona carrying that dedication wes. dorwan stoddard, died shielding his wife, mary, shielding his wife, mary. and has been mentioned in the resolution and we have mourned, congresswoman gabby giffords director of community outreach gabrielle matthew zimmerman. one ever his -- gabriel matthew zimmerman. one of his co-workers said gave for the living. some who protected others, wong member, phyllis, who grabbed the fuel magazine of ammunition of the killer as he attempted to reload. just think how many more we could have lost. roger sulzgeber and joseph zimudeo, and daniel hernandez jr., 20 years old an intern who had just been on the job for four days when he heard gunshots, he ran toward them, ran toward them, and attended to congresswoman giffords,

[applause] georgian dorothy morris -- george and dorothy morris, dot to her friends, did everything togetheriends call that a 50- year honeymoon. saturday morning, they went by the safe way to hear what their congresswoman had to say. gunfire rang out, and george, the former marine, instinctively shielded his wife. [applause] bothe dot passed away. a new jersey native, phyllis schneck, retired to tucson to beat the snow. in the summer she would return east where world revolved around her three children, the seven grandchildren, and day 2-year- old great granddaughter. she often worked under her favorites tree. she would sell eight friends with the logos of the jets and the giants to give out at she v. a republican, she took a liking to gabby and wanted to getdorwi. they started their own respective families. but when both were widowed, they found their way back. daughter puty's it, to be boyfriend and girlfriend again. you could find them just up the road, helping folks in need at the mountain avenue church of christ. of retired construction worker, dorwin spent his spare -- spare time fixin

dorothy morris married for more than 50 years to her high school sweetheart and mother of two.ohn roll who had just come from mass. which he attended every day. phyllis schneck, mother of three, grandmother of seven, and great grandmother. and i know the new yorkers are glad to hear she's a giants fan. snowbird in arizona carrying that dedication wes. dorwan stoddard, died shielding his wife, mary, shielding his wife, mary. and has been mentioned in the resolution and we have mourned, congresswoman gabby giffords director of community outreach gabrielle matthew zimmerman. one ever his -- gabriel matthew zimmerman. one of his co-workers said gave for the living. some who protected others, wong member, phyllis, who grabbed the fuel magazine of ammunition of the killer as he attempted to reload. just think how many more we could have lost. roger sulzgeber and joseph zimudeo, and daniel hernandez jr., 20 years old an intern who had just been on the job for four days when he heard gunshots, he ran toward them, ran toward them, and attended to congresswoman giffords, helping to staun

[applause] georgian dorothy morris -- george and dorothy morris, dot to her friends, did everything togetheriends call that a 50- year honeymoon. saturday morning, they went by the safe way to hear what their congresswoman had to say. gunfire rang out, and george, the former marine, instinctively shielded his wife. [applause] both were shot. dot passed away. a new jersey native, phyllis schneck, retired to tucson to beat the snow. in the summer she would return east where world revolved around her three children, the seven grandchildren, and day 2-year- old great granddaughter. she often worked under her favorites tree. she would sell eight friends with the logos of the jets and the giants to give out at the church where she volunteered. a republican, she took a liking to gabby and wanted to get to know her better. [applause] dorwin and mavy moved apart. they started their own respective families. but when both were widowed, they found their way back. daughter puty's it, to be boyfriend and girlfriend again. you could find them just up the road, helping folks in need at the mountain avenue c

housing authority commission, dorothy smith. this was interesting -- we had a public process for this commission. there is always a public process, so we decided to dig deeper into public housing, and we had a very specific slot for a certain type of commissioner, and we interviewed a bunch of folks, and we found the perfect person to serve on our housing authority. you all know how exciting housing authority is, right? they are going through a complete reinvention, out there, starting at hunters point and moving out to sunnyvale, and eventually alice griffith. completely real imagining public housing. -- completely real magic in public housing. we keep putting band-aids, and is just failing more efficiently. we put up $95 million of city money. people do not fully appreciate -- $95 million in bonds the city put up to build this public- private partnership. we're finding that will dollars, state dollars that we otherwise would not have discovered had we not have the courage to put that deals together. so it is an exciting time i

-- dorwin stoddard and dorothy morris. all of whom were engaged in the very civic activities we most encourage. along with 13 others who were injured along with congresswoman giffords. together these americans have brought this house together as never before for a much-needed time of reflection. i am heartbroken for all who were in the line of fire and for their families. i focus now on gabby because i cannot get her out of my consciousness. i am trying to understand her fearlessness in the days before the attempt on her life, for what has happened to civil discourse in our country rather than for her own safety can gabby's selflessness and her concern for our country give us the fortitude to follow her examples in assuming that it is not the safety of members that is at risk. do we dare to follow gabby in her search for ways to be at once resolute and respectful, remarkable courage and determination have made gabrielle giffords the living manifestation of what members of this institution and the citizens of our great coun

berkeley photographer dorothy alang. these give you an idea of just how apalling bad the great reh depression was. the best we have, as well as movies, it's difficult to million how it was. we tend to look back through the safety net, which was created by the new deal. it was very difficult for young people to understand a time when there was no social safety net. when you lost your job, within a short period of time, you lost your home, food, everything. you were out on the street and your family broke up. it was an apalling time. one tow which some people would like us to return. here's a guy himself, that's actually a light bounce off of fdr roosevelt. this was his chakra. this was march 4th, 1933. he made the statement and he made it, i didn't understand a long time. the point i was making, people were terrified. because it seemed like the economy had no bottom and the banks were going down and there was no federal deposit dollars. so imagine a time when we actually had a president who told us we should be courageous

dorothy morris and phyllis schneck. while we mourn their loss, we also remember what they meant to their families, to their friends and to their communities. i join with all my fellow americans in honoring their lives and in praying that god's comfort would rest upon their families. may god bless them as he may continue to bless america. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arizona. mr. pastor: i yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from michigan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. dingell: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. dingell: i thank my dear friend for yielding me this time and i rise along with my colleagues for -- with sincere condolences to those who lost loved ones last saturday. the victims aamongst them were a young student, a number of congressional staff members, one of our dear friends and colleagues who has served

. >> reporter: dorothy morris was also 76. she was in line for the event with her high school sweetheart and husband george. he's in critical condition. dorothy was killed. and 79-year-old phyllis schneck. the new jersey grandmother had retired to arizona to escape the cold winters back east. while not especially politically active she wanted to meet the congresswoman. and the youngest victim was a 9-year-old girl. she had an interest in politics, and had just been elected to her school student council. john blackstone has christina green's story. ♪ >> reporter: from the children's choir at church, to a tucson little league field, one young face was missing, 9-year-old christina taylor green. the youngest person to die in this american tragedy was also born on a day of tragedy, september 11th, 2001. her father, john green. >> she was born, and she left us in very tragic moments in united states' history here. her life wasn't all like that. >> reporter: christina's picture was one of those in a book of babies born on 9/11. call

. >> reporter: dorothy and george morris were high school sweethearts as well, married 55 years.george survived, dorothy, a 76-year-old homemaker, did not. >> i'm sure that she took such good care of george that he will be lost without her. >> reporter: others who died included the federal judge john roll, who had just left saturday morning mass. and phyllis schneck, who loved her volunteer work, her cooking and the son and daughter she leaves behind. >> what will you miss most about your mother? >> everything. >> reporter: all of these people were outside this safeway supermarket to see the congresswoman with an extraordinary background. she is an ivy league grad who loves reading and harley davidson motorcycles. she ran her family's tire business and married an astronaut. giffords is a gun-owning democrat who in november won her third election in a conservative district. just last week when the constitution was read aloud on the floor of the house, she read the first amendment. >> abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble.

roll, christine taylor green, dorwan stoddard, dorothy morris, gabe zimmerman, and phyllis schneck and gravely injured our colleague, congresswoman gabby giffords. it was just last week that my wife and i had the opportunity to visit with gabby in statutory hall before the ceremonial swearing-in. and as so many of you know, our interactions with her were gracious, energetic, and she was willing to help us as we were setting up our freshman office. we took a few photos, we talked about ways we could work together, and of course we engaged in the banter and teasing of arizona's faste rivalry, a.s.u. vs. u. of a. gabby takes enormous pride in the job in representing the communities of southern arizona. and my wife and i send our thoughts and prayers to mark during this difficult time. we deeply appreciate the gift mark generously shares with all of us here in washington and back in arizona. it is also important not to forget the individuals who lost their lives or who were injured while they were exercising their right to participate and have a say in this republic. indeed, they became vi

his loving wife maureen, his three sons and his five beautiful grandchildren (applause) george and dorothy morris-- dot to her friends-- were high school sweethearts who got married and had two daughters. they did everything together: traveling the open road in their r.v., enjoying what their friends called a 50-year honeymoon. saturday morning they went by the safeway to hear what their congresswoman had to say. when gunfire rang out, george-- a former marine-- instinctively tried to shield his wife. (applause) both were shot. dot passed away. a new jersey native, phyllis schneck retired to tucson to beat the snow. but in the summer she would return east where her world revolved around her three children, her seven grandchildren, and two-year-old great granddaughter. a gifted quilter she'd often work under her favorite tree where sometimes she'd sew aprons with the logos of the jets and the giants... (laughter) ... to give out at the church where she volunteered. a republican, she took a liking to gabby and wanted to get to know her better. (applause) dorwin and mavy stoddard grew up in t

[applause] georgian dorothy morris -- george and dorothy morris, dot to her friends, did everything togetheriends call that a 50- year honeymoon. saturday morning, they went by the safe way to hear what their congresswoman had to say. gunfire rang out, and george, the former marine, instinctively shielded his wife. [applause] both were shot. dot passed away. a new jersey native, phyllis schneck, retired to tucson to beat the snow. in the summer she would return east where world revolved around her three children, the seven grandchildren, and day 2-year- old great granddaughter. she often worked under her favorites tree. she would sell eight friends with the logos of the jets and the giants to give out at the church where she volunteered. a republican, she took a liking to gabby and wanted to get to know her better. [applause] dorwin and mavy moved apart. they started their own respective families. but when both were widowed, they found their way back. daughter puty's it, to be boyfriend and girlfriend again. you could find them just up the road, helping folks in need at the mountain avenue c

all right. >> almost dorothy hamill hair. >> i wanted the dorothy hamill. it. you can see photos of the rachel, plus lots of other celebrity hair styles from over the years, abcnews.com/gma. celebrity hair styles from over the years, abcnews.com/gma. >>> we'll be right back. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, both mentally and physically. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. i knew that there was something really special about this event. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. it was three days of hope. of love. of empowerment. it was three days the way the

he quoted dorothy day because he read her great book.n, it was because he read it. he considered dan barrigan and thomas martin and dorothy day the three greatest catholics. he love dorothy day's great line, very few of us will ever be called on to do great things, but all of us can do small things in a great way. he loved that great line from thomas merton. peace is the result of love, and of love was easy, we would all be good at it. barrigan -- in barrett i 1966 in the summer he worked with the upward bound in a little town south of denver and he was tutoring of the children of migrant workers. . . they had decreasing violence and increasing peace. i would like to also -- i want to mention also the -- i was going to mention the 19 grandchildren, but bobby told me to keep the speech short, so don't mention the grandchildren. so i would like to mention their names. katherine. and tim and christina and rosy and sam. so if the others get mad at uncle bobby, ok? [laughter] i just want to finish up. there is a lovely -- i saw him a few days

he quoted dorothy day because he read her great book.s because he read it. he considered dan barrigan and thomas martin and dorothy day the three greatest catholics. he love dorothy day's great line, very few of us will ever be called on to do great things, but all of us can do small things in a great way. he loved that great line from thomas merton. peace is the result of love, and of love was easy, we would all be good at it. barrigan -- in barrett i 1966 in the summer he worked with the upward bound in a little town south of denver and he was tutoring of the children of migrant workers. . . >> the poor have it hard. but the hardest thing they have is us. they say we'll never have another person like sarg. bobby, maria, tim, mark, and anthony. each of them is so similar, there's almost no difference. they are people who are exactly what he was. other-centered and not self- centered. the work they are doing, each in their own way, is doing what he did. they are decreasing violence and increasing peace. i would like also -- i want to men

george and dorothy morris got to be friends, high school sweethearts who had two daughters. they did everything together. traveling the open road in their r.v., enjoying what their friends called a 50-year honeymoon. saturday morning, they gathered to hear what their congresswoman had to say. when they heard gunshot ring out, george, her husband, tried to instinctively shield his wife. both were shot. dot passed away. a new jersey native, phyllis schneck, retired to tucson to beat the snow. but in the summer, she would return east where her world revolved around her three children her seven grandchildren and 2-year-old great granddaughter. a gifted quilter, she'd often work under her favorite tree, sometimes, she'd sew aprons with the logos of the jets and the giants, to give out at the church where she volunteered. a republican. she took a liking to gabby. and wanted to get to know her better. dorwin and maudy stoddard grew up in tucson together about 70 years ago. they made their respective families after both were widowed as to one of their daughters put it, be boyfriend

. >> dorothy morris' loved ones also want answers. the 76-year-old's husband was wounded in the shooting spree. she was killed. the collective grief for the six victims a reminder what unfolded in a few minutes has changed this community forever. and six people are in fair condition here at the hospital, three people are in serious condition, one person is critical. that person, congresswoman giffords. lester. >> kristen, thanks. you mentioned the 9-year-old victim, christina taylor green. she was born on september 11th, 2001, a birthday that defined her life but in ways you might not expect. it's part of the reason she came here with the family friend to meet congresswoman giffords. today i sat down with her mom and dad who talked about the little girl they loved and cherished and a little girl whose story might teach all of us a thing or two about hope. >> she was just very patriotic. she liked to wear red, white and blue. >> president obama mentioned her in his remarks and fbi director talked about a child trying to learn about how

loving life, maureen, his three sons and his five beautiful grandchildren. [ applause ] george and dorothy morris were high school sweet hearts who got married and had two daughters. they did everything together. traveling the open road in their rv, enjoying what their friends called a 50-year honeymoon. saturday morning, they went by the safeway to hear what their congresswoman had to say. when gunfire rang out, george, a former marine, instinctively tried to shield his wife. [ applause ] both were shot. dot passed away. a new jersey native, phyllis schneck, retired to tucson to beat the snow. but in the summer, she would return east where her world revolved around her three children, her seven grandchildren, and 2-year-old great granddaughter. a gifted quilter, she would often work under her favorite tree, or sometimes she would sew aprons with the logos of the jets and the giants she gave out at the church where she volunteered. a republican, she took a liking to gabby. and wanted to get to know her better. [ applause ] dorwin and motty stoddard grew up in tucson about 70 years ago. aft

phyllis, dorothy morris and darwin store card. >> governor jerry brown will unvail his budget this morning and he has already warned it will be painful. deep across the board spending cuts are needed to deal with the state's deficit he wants to restructure state government shifting cost of some programs to citycounties he is expected to oppose a special election. >>> gavin newsom finally becomes california's lieutenant governor today. he will be inaugurated this afternoon in sacramento he could have taken the oath last monday but kept his job as san francisco mayor until a new board of supervisors was sworn in over the weekend. they are expected to appoint ed lee as interimmayor tomorrow. >> his last act as mayor was swear in a new district attorney. it was a suffer surprise, the new da is former san francisco police chief george gascon he talked with him to select a new da and offered him the job. >> i believe that i can offer something, to this role that will be somewhat unique in having the understanding of policing and the career that has been incredible to me and one that i love and h

public organizations and we will decide whether or not we're allowed to commercialize it to produce dorothy's or constantly checking all of the products that we sell to it to people. this man who are affected by these chemical products. and over a couple who use plastic like everyone else have agreed to have blood tests. showed us one is an epidemiologist for years she has been carrying out test some fatality in two thousand and five she started studying the effects of fights another chemical additives for plastics she selected women with a high level of silence in the urine instead of the effect on their male children. no one had done this before. these ballots particularly the ones of most concern are called anti and versions they lower testosterone they do it actually to adults as well and but it's more important when it happens in the womb because the changes that occur in the lower than per minute for life and so because it's anti and or janick lower testosterone at the critical time will alter the path of development of the male genitalia so normally it starts in a feminine default if y

loving wife, maureen; his three sons; and his five beautiful grandchildren. ( applause ) george and dorothy morris-- "dot" to her friends-- were high school sweethearts who got married and had two daughters. they did everything together-- traveling the open road in their r.v., enjoying what their friends called a 50-year honeymoon. saturday morning, they went by the safeway to hear what their congresswoman had to say. when gunfire rang out, george, a former marine, instinctively tried to shield his wife. ( applause ) both were shot. dot passed away. a new jerseyinate itch, phyllis schneck, retired to tucson to beat the snow, but in the summer, she would return east where her world revolved around her three children, her seven grandchildren, and two-year-old great-granddaughter. a gifted quilter, she'd often work under her favorite tree or sometimes she'd sew aprons with the logoze of the jets and the giants to give out at the church where she volunteered. a republican, she took a liking to gabby and wanted to get to know her better. ( applause ) dorwan and mavy stoddard grew up in tucson to

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gabriel simple ehrman -- simmer man, and dorothy murray, who died along with a 37-year-old. we're learning an eye witness to the shooting was a former emergency room doctor who played dead to save his life. >> the congresswoman was talking to several people. i went to the side of the table, alongside a concrete post, and i looked up and i saw a man shoot her in the head. and then he began to spray gunfire everywhere. at that point i ducked behind the concrete post and as he came around it. the whole thing unfolded in maybe 12 or 15 seconds. as he came around it, i laid on the ground and acted as of i were shot. when i checked on her, she was actually conscious and moving her extremities and was being held up in a halfway sitting position with heir face covered. >> alan: we're learning more about the shooting suspect. jared lee loughner. a community college in few ton says -- tucson says he had five encounters with police because of library disruptions. authorities found a youtube video about the school. he was told he needed a mental health note indicating he would not be a

[applause] the legacy of martin king and dorothy height -- they said the future of america rests on how we respond to the legacy of martin king. when i look at how our poor people are doing, not very well. downward mobility, the chronic poor locked into a complex, militarism in not just afghanistan, but the military industrial complex. the military budget is 50% of the u.s. budget. there is no wiggle room to deal with the situation of working people and poor people in the budget. there is a spiritual issue with hedonism and narcissism, spiritual malnutrition and constipation that we see in the nation. i think we are in very deep trouble. it is not returning to america's greatness, but trying to make america greater with great courage, and great love, great commitment to public-interest and the common good. for me, in the and, no nation is going to be great, because it is going to be shot through with greed, domination, and oppression. the best we can do is gain some accountability to working people as our elites continue to dominate our government and economy. [applause] tavis: if dr. w

. >> joel koppel, gene dorothy, elizabeth keith. >> good evening commissioners. joel koppel. homeowner of san francisco, my mom raised me at park merced. let me express my support for the project tonight. this part of town needs to make a green statement over long periods of time respect sustainable buildings makes project more economically feasible. up front construction costs are off set by less energy consumption and monetary savings. these -- these can in a couple of ways play-pay for themselves. not only is this good for the environment, it is good for the wallet. afterward park merced will be a more attractive property, will have higher occupancy rates and this will result in a more successful project. i urge you to move the project forward, thank you. >> thank you. good evening. my name is gene darcy. i'm a third generation san franciscan, i'm approaching my 19th year of living in park merced. i have read all of the e.i.r., attended just about every informational meeting and hearing. i have weighed the pros and cons of a long-term vision and after speaking with various

tomorrow george morris will be released, his wife dorothy of 50 years was killed by his side. the congresswoman remains in serious condition, but her husband says he would like to meet with her parents, saying he would like to talk with them. >> miguel, thanks. >>> news tonight about our company. federal regulators approved the purchase by comcast of a majority stake in nbc universal from general electric. as part of the approval, the justice department will require nbc to give up management rights to online video service hulu. and the fcc imposed a list of conditions meant to assure comcast deals fairly with rival programmers. this merger will create a $30 billion media company with cable, broadcast, internet, motion picture and theme park components. the deal is expected to close by the end of the month. >>> when our broadcast continues in just a moment. a teenager vanishes into thin air while visiting relatives in baltimore with no clues and very little attention. >>> a kennedy by marriage, a public servant by trade. remembering the sarg. the death today of sargent shriver.

dorothy morrisdot her friends. phyllis schneck retired to tucson to beat the snow.rwin's final act of selflessness was to dive on top of his wife, sacrificing his life for hers. everything gabe zimmerman did he did with passion. and then there is 9-year-old christina taylor green. >> 9-year-old christina had particular importance in the obama eulogy. the president held her up as a model for a higher, better brand of politics, a standard we should all live up to, including himself. >> here was a young girl who was just becoming aware of our democracy. she'd been elected to her student council. she saw all this through the eyes of a child. undimmed by the cynicism or vitriol that we adults all too often just take for granted. i want to live up to her expectations. >> question. what was it about president obama's tucson eulogy this week that differentiated from other eulogies of this kind? pat? >> because it was much more than a eulogy, john. it was for the six dead, the celebration of their life, celebration of bravery, an irish wake in a way, the president responding

dorothy did not. phil is devoted volunteer and gifted cook.nd federal judge roll had left saturday morning mass when he was killed. there are also here 0in arizona. bullet grazed bill's head but he still managed to tackle the shooter. >> when we pushed him he just went writ to the ground. there was no struggle or no fight h.to do something. i just couldn't sit there and let this guy go by. >>reporter: patricia annette on the gunman leg and stopped him from reloading his weapon. >> they said get the magazine so i got the magazine and was able to secure that. >> in the care of that moment how could you do that? >> because that's what you p needed to be done. >> so many people needed to be done. >>reporter: the plan to move his office and representative dennis is closing his stockton office and moving it to a site with better security. he said he had been planning to relocate for awhile now but stepped up that effort after saturday's rampage. spokeswoman says dennis and giffords are friends who share many political values. >>> to state politic th

. >> judge john roll, dorothy morris, christina taylor green. >> as the names of those killed in tucson were read allowed, oakland came together to remember the tragedy. >> whether they had a title or not, these were human beings whose lives were cut short by the simplest act of violence. >> i think a lot of people have been feeling very upset, and so coming together with this sort of unity is really important. >> the father of twin girls keeps thinking of nine-year-old christina taylor green during the shooting. >> her life was so full of hope, and then a nut with a -- who should have never been allowed to have a gun gets to kill her. only in america. i'm sorry, but it is -- i am sad. >> tonight's candlelight vigil outside oakland city hall brought community leaders and residents together to show solidarity for the tucson victims and to condemn political violence and violence in local communities. both congresswoman leigh and quan say tougher gun control legislation might prevent future tragedies. quan will open discussion with other mayors on the issue when she is in washington next w

of dorothy's in india over one hundred pilgrims have been crushed to death during a stampede at a religious festival in the southern state of corolla schools all wagers with worshippers were on their way back from visiting a hindu shrine when the accident happened reports say the stampede was triggered by a car driving into the crowd sparking. to indian administration kashmir now west schools have decided to do without the traditional four month went to break in defiance of separatists demond they closed in support of calls for independence people would instead make up the academic days they lost over the last year due to massive protests against indian rule of charan singh met one of the young victims of the latest separatist attack in the area. in srinagar this is all that remains for the school bus it was good walking forcing a general strike called west separatists in the capital of we knew that mr bush meat luckily the only child on the bus six year old. was rescued. first they poured petrol under the bus then they smashed the windows the bus driver picked me up and took me out of the

dorothy morris, also 76, was a retired secretary who loved to entertain. john roll, 63, was a respected federal judge. 79-year-old phyllis scheck, a transplant from new jersey, was active in her church and liked to knit. christina greene's father had just one last request. >> people need to realize that, you know, you don't settle your issues with guns. >> reporter: the impact of this tragedy in tucson was felt high above the earth. congresswoman giffords' brother- in-law, scott kelly, is commander of the international space station. he led flight control centers around the world in a moment of silence. >> as i look out the window i see a very beautiful planet that seems very inviting and peaceful. unfortunately, it is not. we are better than this. we must do better. >> couric: the investigation of gerald loughner is just beginning. ben tracy has the latest tonight far. ben tracy has the latest tonight on what we know about him so far. >> reporter: those who know jared lee loughner say he is a loaner, alienated and unstable. >> he was just bizarre and stra

dorothy morris and phil list schek ro eck were both in their 70s though in the aftermath of the shooting we know little about them. we know more about gain zimmerman a 30-year-old communication staffer for congresswoman gifford. >> he knew the congresswoman's positions but like the congresswoman he also was a people person. so he was, you know, a 30-year-old guy who was wise beyond years and dedicated and loyal and determined. and he was there to help people. >> reporter: at the mountain avenue church of christ here in tucson the congregation mourned the loss of dorwin stoddard the much loved 76-year-old maintenance man who recently built this human in the sanctuary for children. he died saturday in the arms of his wife, who was also wounded in the mellee. >> when he dove down to take her out of the way, he fell on her and he died about 7 minutes after he was shot and she was talking to him and trying to console him and comfort him. and yet she knew he was dead before they took him to the hospital. >> reporter: and there was federal judge john roll who went to church on saturday as he al

phyllis schek, dorothy murray, and darwin stoddard, all in their 70s. darwin was a church volunteer. christina green, a nine-year-old girl that you mentioned. gabe zimmerman a 30-year-old staffer for representative giffords who, incidentally, the people on my staff... i'm a republican. she's democrat. they loved gabe and really enjoyed working with him. snuffed out at such an early age. then, as you mentioned, judge john roll. there's just not a finer person in the world. he leaves behind his wife maureen and three sons. john was not only the presiding judge of all of the arizona federal district judges, but was incredibly active in trying to improve the courts and make do with not enough judges in a very overloaded case situation here. we have one of the top three districts, in terms of caseloads, and it took a lot of his time to try to meet the responsibilities of the court, especially with all of the drug and immigration cases. i had just had lunch with him. in fact, we were going to have lunch again on tuesday. but i just have to say that first of a