. >> good morning, supervisors, i'm john murphy, i'm the commander of investigations of the san francisco police department. without repeating what my learned colleagues have already talked about, i just want to say the overarching goal that chief sur has mandated, is no more fragmentation of responsibility for anyone. we as a city family, all the different agencies, have to share information and work together in order to solve the violence in our communities. because public safety is all of our responsibility. so without repeating what's already been said, i just want to talk about, you were asking about the new and more innovative things we are doing. we brought back many of the tried and true enforcement operations such as doing parole searches, probation searches, but we're now including other agencies. juvenile probation, the sheriff's department. how it's different is this. an individual might be on probation, he might be on parole, might be on juvenile probation or it might be abdomen paracs release. they may be in an area which is a violation of their probation but it may not nece

john murphy, who was coordinating coverage this morning. >> well, i was in the emergency room when we got the call that there would not be any more victims coming. and that was a devastating call to get and the room fell silent when we shared the news and there was a moment of deep grief recognizing what that meant. >> reporter: that most of the victims couldn't be saved. >> that's correct. >> reporter: scott, this is the main hospital in a small town so they're not only dealing with the fact that they were treating these victims but that many hospital employees knew the families and knew some of the children involved. the hospital has been offering counseling to both employees and families all day. >> pelley: jeff, thank you. president obama addressed the nation and at one point he was overcome by the thought of the loss of victims so young. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major? >> reporter: scott, the grim news of this shooting began rippling through the white house about 10:30 a.m. when the president first learned of the tragedy. the oval office briefing from h

john murphy is head of the hospital. >> the reason for that is really out of an abundance of caution. we want to be sure that we allow the team to focus on the work at hand. >> i assembled four teams, one in each trauma room. >> reporter: dr. pat broderick is in charge of the emergency room. so you obviously have plans in place for this type of emergency? >> we rehearse this, we practice it. we hope to god we'll never need this. but in the event this occurs, everybody just goes back into their basic training and just does whatever they need to do to be helpful. >> reporter: just after 10:00 in the morning, the victims started coming, one after the other, each five minutes apart. two children and one adult, all three suffering from serious gunshot wounds. >> in many situations when you have gunshots of this magnitude, the amount and significance of the injuries is just tremendous. and i'll just say that today's events were just a tragedy that you could not even ever in your wildest dreams imagine for your community. >> reporter: because this is a trauma hospital, doctors and nurses are

john murphy is head of the hospital. >> currently under lockdown, the reason for that is an abundance of caution. we want to be sure we allow the team to focus at hand. >> i allowed four teams, one in each trauma room. >> reporter: dr. pat broderick is in charge in the emergency room. so you obviously have plans in place for this type of emergency? >> we rehearse this and practice it, and hope we don't need this in an emergency. everybody goes back to basic training and does whatever they need to do to be helpful. >> reporter: just after 10:00 in the morning, the victims start coming, one after the other, each five minutes apart. two children, one adult, all suffering from serious gunshot wounds. >> in many serious situations when you have gunshots of this magnitude. the amount and significance of the injuries is just tremendous. and i'll just say that today's events were just a tragedy that you could not even ever in your wildest dreams imagine for your community. >> reporter: because this is a trauma hospital, doctors and nurses are prepared for the worst. and today they got the cal

john murphy coordinated the response. >> i was in the emergency room when we got the call that there would not be any more victims coming, and that was a devastating call to get. and the room fell silent when we shared the news and there was a moment of deep grief, recognizing what that meant. >> that most of the victims couldn't be saved. >> that's correct. >> and so there were more. hundreds gathered at prayer vigils across newtown where the city's grief was matched with disbelief. >> all i can think of is they were excite and they were getting ready to celebrate christmas. >> second worst massacre in our history in my town. >> i think i cried out my tears. we've all been crying since probably this morning. >> reporter: from parent whose children had escaped the event, a different emotion. >> i have no words, no words. i feel in some respect guilty because i have my baby here and i just hope anybody who needs help -- i feel terrible. >> reporter: it doesn't matter where you go here. the hospital a diner, gas station, you see it on people's faces. their eyes are puffy, their voices

like to be overpaid is all i have to say. >> you probably are compared to a lot of people. >> john: eddie murphy still makes $10 million and that's more than joy is paid by current in a whole week. >> joy: what station is this again? kim coles will be performing tonight at gotham comedy club here in new york city. and it is to benefit the victims of hurricane sandy so you have to go check that out. the stars of the hit abc series scandal tony goldwyn. we'll be right alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley we know nature comes together in

john murphy, director of government affairs and policy works sums up the assurances we all have that leonard will continue to serve his state and nation. i'd like to thank congressman boswell not only for his support of me personally but also for his service to our country. as a soldier and statesman, there are few people who have given more of themselves to our nation. i wish him and dodi well as they move forward in their next adventure in life. i would ask them to take some time and get some rest. but i know that won't happen. that's not the boswell way. mr. speaker, at this point i'd like to recognize the gentleman from iowa, mr. loebsack. mr. loebsack: thank you, tom. my colleague, tom latham, from iowa. i'll start out by saying this is my sixth year here in congress. just finishing it up. and this is only the third time i've actually come to the floor during special orders to speak. that's how important it is for me to do this. the first time was when i was arguing for fwoing get the tanker deal when that was a big issue before our country, the second time was when i was pushin

john. that's right, six more funerals here in newtown today and 6-year-old allison wyatt, 6-year-old benjamin wheeler, 6-year-old catherine hubbard, teacher lauren rousseau and teacher anne marie murphy as

john, thank you for that. >>> all right. lightening things up a lot. >> yes. >> and turning to fox 5's lindsey murphy to talk about a big day for the skins. >> yes, we were talking about, it feels a little surreal with the restaurant skins what's going on. it seems at the bye week, they were 3-6 and people said, the season was over. well, the eagles have nothing and everything to play for tomorrow when they play the red skins. the season is long over at 4- 10, but not only can they play the role of spoilers and grinch, this could be the last home game that they will play under coach reid. last game, griffin picked apart the eagles defense. the hookup with santana moss was the longest of the day. nick foles has improved as a quarterback. although they only one one game in five starts, this did it in drama sick fashion. you know, no one in the locker room is jump can around, excite that had we are on a win streak and we control our own destiny. everyone is still focused on what we have to do and everybody is still feeling sore from the game. >> a win over the eagles would give the revved skins their first sweep of philly sinc

murphy, and steven wieis. we are moving closer to a deal according to john harwood's reporting. what do you do with the market today? >> i don't think you do anything based on those headlines. where you want to continue to be is high quality names and ride it out. if you see prices come your way in specific stocks that you twoont step up to, you should do it because once we get through the cliff i think the market's okay. it's off to the races. i would point out in december historically going back to 1928 the markets up an average of 1.5%, and it's up 75% of the time. here we are flat and that takes some of the wind out of the sales. >> you said yesterday for the first time in 30 years no position ness the market. is the most dangerous position today to be short the stock market going into the weekend? >> that would be very dangerous. although what john harwood said about a skinny deal, judge, i think this deal is going to be anorexic. i talked about that over and over again. any of these deals that are struck will be very slight, very small. and likely to be very bad as well. >

. >> john boehner and majority leader harry reid as well as other members of congress have expressed shock at theand ferede families of the victims. it happened in the district of chris murphy who is about to become the next senator from connecticut. earlier he said he was praying that it would reached safely quickly and he said his thoughts and prayers were with the families and victims. the president has ordered flags to be flown at half staff until december 18. an anti-gun prayer vigil was held outside of the white house. it has been reported 20 children died in the school massacre in newtown. participants called on president obama to address gun violence. >> today is the day. today is the day. >> today is the day. >> today is the day. >> today is the day. we are going to call for a moment of silence. all of us that have candles, we are going to ask you to lift the candles as a career -- p rayer to the children who lost their lives today. let us pause for a moment of silence. let us lift up our candles as a light shining in dardanus. as a light shining in dardanus' all across this country. we can change -- as a light shining in darkness. we can change pain into joy. we c

john boehner and senate majority leader harry reid and other members of congress have expressed shock at the shootings and offered condolences to the families of victims. the attack occurred in the district of congressman chris murphy. he said he was praying that the children, teachers, and staff would reach safety quickly. congressman john larsen said his thoughts and prayers were with the family and friends of the victims. the president has ordered flags to be flown at half staff until sunset december 18. an anti-gun prayer vigil was held outside of the white house in the aftermath. it has been reported that 20 children died in the school massacre at sandy hook elementary. participants called on president obama to address gun violence in the nation. this is about 5 minutes. >> today is the day. today is the day. today is the day. today is the day. before we offer our last prayer, we will pause for a moment of silence. we will ask you to lift the scandals as a prayer to the beautiful innocent children that have lost their lives today. to the adults teaching them, let us pause for a moment of silence. let us lift up our candles as a light shining in darkness, as a light shining in darkness across this country that

murphy will be laid to rest today. being here for several days now, john, we have seen processions and funeral arrangements and these ritualsme a way of life here in newtown. and very sad. you can see the private pain becoming very public shared grief for this community and being felt around the country, actually, as more and more people come to newtown to pay their respects. you mentioned a big tribute last night. 3,000 people gathered in a neighboring town to memorialize the victims of this tragedy. they came together, trying to be uplifting, to offer comfort and support for the residents here in newtown. again, the funeral pro sections coming through town has unfortunately become a way of life here and will continue for days to come. john? >> and tomorrow, sandra, of course, is the one week anniversary of the shooting. what's being planned for that? >> reporter: obviously, it's going to be a very sad day for residents here as they remember the exact time, 9. 30678 9:30 is when the gun shots rang out. to commemorate that moment in time, we understand that church bells across this area will ring 26 times, 20 times for the

congressman murphy, senator collect murphy, who represents this district would such a distinction and compassion. congressman courtney, congressman john larson, jim hines. all of them spoke with such beauty at our service earlier. the candlelight service. it was so moving to hear their connection to the people there. the president said last night, this could have happened in a place. we cannot tolerate this any more, he said. these tragedies must end. and to end them, we must change. to change, our nation is already beginning to reassess the options before us. leaders from both parties have stepped forward to put forth a series of steps on the table from restoring the ban on assault weapons to assault weapons -- assault magazines, to strengthening the system of background checks. we must address the challenge of mental-health to keep weapons out of the hands of those in danger in doing harm to themselves and to others. the voices of reason cannot be silence. we must limit the proliferation of weapons and munitions that have no other purpose than to kill citizens. our colleagues have talked about congressman maloney but others in the c

john fund, "national review," thank you for your time. >> on wed.'s washington journal, a discussion on mental-health issues. representative tim murphy of pennsylvania and grace napolitano of california. francisco negron gives his perspective on how school boards are developing and implementing emergency plans. later, we hear from the editor of the atlantic. he will talk about his recent pieces about the rise of manufacturing in the u.s. washington journal, live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> house speaker john boehner today proposed letting tax rates go up on income above $1 million as a short-term step to avoid some of the fiscal cliff. the white house and democratic leaders rejected his offer. we will hear from speaker boehner next. we will also get reaction from democratic house members and senators and later, a news conference with the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. >> our first experience was to come in a different way than every family up here. after dad was sworn in, we took a picture of the family behind the oval office desk. that night, we did not get to move into the white house because nixon hav

john. that's right, six more funerals here in newtown today and 6-year-old allison wyatt, 6-year-old benjamin wheeler, 6-year-old catherine hubbard, teacher lauren rousseau and teacher anne marie murphy beloved principal dawn hochsprung will all be laid to rest. hochsprung will actually be laid to rest in new york. she is being credited for approaching the shooter initially and for implementing tougher security at sandy hook elementary. so devastating day today for this community as they play more of their loved ones to rest. and this has been becoming a daily ritual here in newtown. we see processions of cars and funerals all throughout the day as well as into the night. we've seen people line up around churches, waiting in the freezing bitter cold just for a chance to say goodbye. we also understand that tomorrow at 9:30 in the morning there will be a moment of silence marking one week since the tragedy at sandy hook elementary and the governor also calling for churches around the area to ring their bells 26 times. john. >> sandra, thanks. it will be another somber remembrance. sandra endo in newtown, connecticut. coming up we'll talk to connecticut senator richard blumenthal who h

john in newport, rhode island. a number of members in the delegation, a number of them on the scene. here is christopher murphy who was just elected, who represents where newport is located. he said i'm shocked and saddened by the news of sandy hook elementary school this morning. i pray that students, staff, teachers, reach safety as quickly as possible. he also said that while we don't have much information right now, our thoughts are with the victims and loved ones. that is from the senator-elect in connecticut. next up is randy in florida. go ahead. >> i appreciate you taking my call. there is no words in any language that can express the pain and the saddenness and the horror of these evil incidents. but i know we're going to end up public sizing this and i have to say -- if the adults were trained and if the adults were armed and these other incidents that have happened there would be less chance of children being dead because the adults would do what the adult always do which is protect the children. >> do you think in a situation like that where reports say that he fired over 100 rounds that the adults