martin bodrog. arthur lee daniels. sylvia rene frasier. kathleen gaarde. john roger johnson.ank edwin kohler. vishnu pandit. kenneth bernard proctor. gerald eugene read. ♪nd richard michael rigdell. ♪ ♪ almighty father, strong to save, whose arm hath bound the restless wave, who bidd'st the mighty ocean deep its own appointed limits keep: o hear us when we cry to thee ♪or those in peril on the sea. ♪ [taps] ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord he is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored he has loosed the wrathful lightning of his terrible swift sword ♪ truth is marching on cracks on the next "washington journal," we discussed the debate over the federal budget. then, jay hancock talks about the health care law's impact on full and part-time employees. and we speak with washington times investigative reporter. is all on washington journal, live on c-span. the senate hears a committee on human trafficking taking place d

martin bodrog was a naval academy graduate.wo decades in the military he managed the design of ships for the navy. martin bodrog, you can see that smile on his face. he's remembered as a wonderful husband and the father of three daughters. an active community volunteer who taught sunday school. earlier i had the chance to speak with selma nunes. she worked closely with martin at fairfax young life community. i asked her how his family is doing. >> they're in good spirits. be they are lucky enough to have an amazing community both church community -- they've lived in northern virginia for a long time -- neighbors, people are flying in. they are lucky enough to have a lot of people that are surrounding them and just taking care of them. so they're in good spirits. and they know that he's in a better place. and because of that, they're doing a lot better than most people would in this situation. >> selma, do you remember the first time you met martin? what can you tell us about him? we hear he was designing the ships and people ge

martin bodrog was 54. he is survived by his wife of 23 years and three daughters. 59-year-old michael arnold had been married for 30 years with two sons. >> i am so proud of him. he has been a really, really wonderful son, and a wonderful father and a wonderful husband. i'm just proud of him. >> reporter: 62-year-old kathy gaarde was a financial analyst, married for 38 years, her two children are grown. john johnson was 73. he leaves his wife and four grown daughters. >> he is such a man of joy. everywhere he goes, he brings joy. >> reporter: there is also 51-year-old mary frances knight, 52-year-old richard ridgell, 50-year-old frank kohler, 5-year-old arthur daniels, who had five children and nine grandchildren, 58-year-old gerald read and 61-year-old employee vishnu pandit. >> he loved the navy and devoted his life to the navy for years. >> the search for those missing has become more desperate as the hours pass in colorado. hundreds of people are still unaccounted for in what's been the worst flooding

martin bodrog was a naval academy graduate, after more than two decades in the military, he managed theesign of ships for the navy. our story "outfront" is the victims. martin bodrog being remembered as a devoted husband, father of three daughters and active community volunteer. he taught sunday school and graduated from the naval academy in 1981. obviously he lost his life so senselessly yesterday. selma nunez worked closely with martin as a member of the eastern fairfax young life community and selma, i'm so sorry for your loss. and, you know, it's so hard for anyone not in this situation to imagine what his friends and family are enduring right now. i know you were at the bodrog home this morning. >> yes. >> how were his wife and daughters? >> they're in good spirits. they are lucky enough to have an amazing community, both church community, they've lived in northern virginia for a long time. neighbors, people are flying in. they are lucky enough to have a group of -- a lot of people that are surrounding them and just taking care of them. so they're in good spirits, and they know tha

martin bodrog was 54. he is survived by his wife of 25 years and three daughters. 59-year-old michael arnold had been married for 30 years with two sons. at the navy, he helped to design amphibious ships. >> i am so proud of him. he has just been a really wonderful, wonderful son and a wonderful father and a wonderful husband. he is just -- i'm just proud of him. >> reporter: 62-year-old kathy gaarde was a financial analyst, married for 38 years, her two children are grown. civilian employee john johnson was 73. he leaves his wife and four grown daughters. >> he is just such a man of joy. everywhere he goes, he brings joy. >> everybody has a smile on their face. >> the text i got said he is up in heaven giving a bear hug to all the angels. >> reporter: there is also 51-year-old mary francis knight, 5 2-year-old richard ridgell, frank kohler, arthur daniels, 58-year-old gerald read, and vishnu pandit, a husband, father and grandfather, who loved his family and his dog. and his job. >> he loved the navy. he

or martin bodrog, who taught a bible study for kids.r sylvia frasier, who held a second job at walmart because she liked working with people. arthur daniels had nine grandkids. nine. and kathleen gaarde was a bird watcher and hockey fan and wife of 38 years. kenneth proctor was a loving dad. as was frank kohler and mike ridgell, who texted his affection for his daughters daily. just a few weeks ago, mary delorenzo knight was getting ready for the wedding of her daughter. and 72, j.j. johnson could have spent his retirement giving his signature bear hugs. but he loved work just too much. vishnu pandit raised a family. served the navy with pride for 25 years. and michael arnold, won't get to finish the beloved airplane he was building. or hug his kids again. and through the grief, one of his relatives asked a reporter, how can you get up in the morning and go to work and have that happen? how do bad things like that happen to good people? bill weir, abc news, new york. >>> and stay with abc news for the very latest on the navy yard shooti

. >> catherine: martin bodrog was the father of three girls. he graduated from the naval acadeny in 1981. neighbors of vishnu pandit is remembered as a kind and gentle man who loved his family and his >> catherine: dog. and 59-year-old michael arnold was an avid pilot who graduated from the stanford school of business. >> catherine: his mother is devastated. arnold's wife had just called him monday when she heard an alarm in the background and he said he'd call her back. he never got the chance. >> catherine: catherine heenan kron4 it news. >> pam: more than 600-people are still unaccounted for in colorado.and at least eight have died due to the extreme flooding. >> pam: a break in the weather tuesday allowed rescue crews to continue their search for those who are stranded. nearly 18- thousand homes across the state have been damaged by relentless rain and flooding. >> pam: in the town of lyons. people returned to find that rushing waters had moved entire homes and flipped cars over. >> pam: a city spokeswoman in boulder says crews are working

martin bodrog, he worked for the daughter. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters.francis knight was a contractor who taught at a local college. the 51's eldest daughter was married two weeks. michael ridgell serve three years as a contract security working in iraq. >> i don't want people to remember him as a victim because he never was in his life, and he never will be. he's strong. i want him to be known as a dad, above the victim of a shooting because he was a great dad. >> these stories will break your heart. there's so many of them. we encourage you to read all of them because it's important to learn about these people. you can do that on our website cnn.com/earlystart. >> rich and amazing live when you say get to know them. >>> 35 minutes past the hour. in other news, a pennsylvania appeals court hearing arguments in former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky's bid for a new trial. but the judges seem skeptical in arguments that sandusky's lawyers say it was rushed to trial. and sandusky is currently serving a 30 to 60-year sentence for molestin

. >> other victims include martin bodrog, a sunday schoolteacher and a 22-year navy veteran. his family said he was often wearing a boston bruins jersey and shorts even in fact snow walking his dog and helping shovel driveways for his elderly neighbors. >> everything about marty just a great guy, you know, wonderful husband, you know, father. >> and there was 62-year-old kathy gaarde an animal lover and hockey fan nearing retirement. her husband says when he first heard reports of the shooting he thought surely his wife was okay. after all, 3,000 people worked at the facility and there were nine other families who thought the same thing. these are the families who right now are grasping for answers as the investigation into why this happened continues. reporting live in the studio, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> president obama says tougher background checks might have prevented monday's shootings. advocates in the senate say they are several shows the shy of getting legislation passed to prevent mentally ill people from buying guns. >>> a blind bay area minister is asking for an

and mary francis knight. 58-year-old gerald read, martin bodrog and richard ridgeal and a grandfather of nine who installed office furniture who was shot in the back while trying to flee. >> he didn't have to shoot my husband. i love my husband. >> i'll never forget him. >> reporter: federal sources tell us that he brought his gun to the gun range sunday night. inside the navy yard we are told there's a mix of shock and anger that someone would attack this tight knit community and in a place they felt so secure. >> rick, thank you. >>> let's take a deeper look at the shooter. national security correspondent jennifer griffin with exclusive military records and information about the history, hard times and warning signs of the former navy reservist alexis. >> reporter: a report from the newwort, rhode island, police report that alexis said he was hearing voices in his head days before he went on a shooting rampage. quote, he first heard them talking through a wall while at the residents inn at middle town and then packed up and went to the hotel on the navy base and he heard them talkin

martin john bodrog. martin lee daniels. renee frazier. kathy gaarde. john roger johnson. richard michael ridgell. [ singing hymn). [ taps ] >> we have been with this memorial service as our nation comes together to mourn and bless the souls of the victims of the senseless violence that played out last monday at the washington naval yard. the president and first lady are there and dignitaries on hand to speak who are quietly leaving this memorial service. alongside me watching this is father jonathan morris. at one point the president got pretty political in his 20 minutes of speaking but this was a lot of scripture today and you say that there were some words that people needed to hear. >>guest: it is surprising but also refreshing to see that in moments of tragedy, i wish not only in moments of tragedy but at least in moments of tragedy in our country we are able to express and we do so very publicly faith and religion. the faith of the president. the faith of some of the military men and women. the reason why we do that unashamebly we talk of hope, there is no hope if t

. >> reporter: martin bodrog, graduated from the naval academy and was a decorated officer. >> my kneesust got weak, you know. everything about marty just a great guy, you know, wonderful husband, father. >> reporter: michael arnold, frank coaller, vishnu pandit, sylvia fraser, gerald l. read and kenneth bernard proctor, all victims of this inexplicable tragedy. chris, an update on the people who were shot but survived. a woman struck in the head. she was released from the hospital yesterday. we're told the d.c. police officer underwent surgery yesterday as well. chris? >> thank you very much for the reporting this morning. >>> the other big story we're following is in colorado. hundreds remain unaccounted for nearly a week after the start of those historic floods. the good news is that the death toll has been revised down to six people. as the waters recede and we see what is gone, rescue workers are still trying to locate the missing. george howell is in longmont, colorado, with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. just as you mentioned, as these floodwaters surely continued to

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martin bodrog. sylva frasier. sylva was 53 and loved people. and brother are telling her story and sat down for what i'm sure you will agree was a pretty remarkable situation. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. what do you want people to know about your sister? >> i want people to know she was not a victim. she was sylvia rene frasier. she was sweet and loving and giving. her dna makeup was to always put everybody else before herself. >> i heard she had a second job at walmart, not that she needed the money, she liked being around people and people there loved her. what do you want people to know? >> i think people who knew sylva already know but for the larger community, for my sister to -- for people to know she was a very warm caring person. she literally would give you her shirt off her back and go to the store and buy another one because you needed the shirt more than she did right then and there. she was a kind person and had a positive influence and always concerned about your well-being, your wellness, that's the kind of person she was. >>

frank kohler, kenneth proctor, vishnu pandit, arthur daniels, mary francis knight, gerald read, martin bodrogmichael. a lot of people are now looking for answers, guys. >> thank you very much, eamon. >>> u.s. military installation should be one of the most secure in the country. now it's raising security questions, including how contractors get security clearance. >> reporter: the white house says in the aftermath of navy yard rampage, security policies have moved to the front of the director of national intelligence and omb. there are over 4.9 million government employees and contractors with those clearances. >> dni is currently undertaking a review of security clearance policy for certain contractors. and i can tell you that at the president's direction, omb is examining standards for contractors and employees across federal agencies. >> reporter: so, how did navy yard gunman aaron alexis, who had two gun-related brushes with the law in texas and seattle and mental health issues, get a security clearance to gain him access to a military facility in the heart of the nation's capital? securi

like michael arnold, martin bodrog today sunday school for proorls and in wintertime helped shovel driveways for neighbors. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters as well. he was p 54. arthur daniels lived right here in southeast washington. he and his wife priscilla had five kids, nine grandchildren. what a family. he worked as a handyman in building 197. arthur was 51 sylvia frazier was the second youngest of seven kids. her sister told the "washington post" we have to forgive the gunman. we can't become bit ter. sylvia frazier was 53. gerald read spent much of his career in military law enforcement and as a systems analyst. he had two masters grease, worked in risk management at the navy yard. loved books about the civil war and loved animals. he had three rescue labrador retrievers, an irish setter and two cats. >>> how the gunman got a shotgun inside the navy yard and reasonable claims by the gunman he was hearing voices in his head. john king joins me now live. so officials knew about this 2004 incident. >> yes, they did. and the fact he was still allowed into the navy and allowed

like michael arnold, martin bodrog taught sunday school for preschoolers and in wintertime helped shovel driveways for neighbors. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters as well. martin was 54. arthur daniels lived right here in southeast washington. he and his wife priscilla had five kids, nine grandchildren. what a family. he worked as a handyman in building 197. arthur was 51. sylvia frasier was the second youngest of seven kids. her sister told the "washington post" we have to forgive the gunman. we can't become bitter. silvia frasier was 53. gerald read spent much of his career in military law enforcement and as a systems analyst. he had two masters degrees. worked in risk management at the navy yard. loved books about the civil war and loved animals. he had three rescue labrador retrievers, a irish setter and two cats. >>> as we said at the top, we do have breaking news on two fronts. how the gunman got a shotgun inside the navy yard and reasonable claims by the gunman he was hearing voices in his head. john king joins me now live. so officials knew about this 2004 incident. >>

. >> martin bodrog graduated from the naval academy and was a decorated officer. my knees just got weak, you know? everythinging about marty just a great guy, you know, wonderful husband, father. >> michael arnold, frank kohler, vishnu pandit, mary francis knight, sylvia frasier, gerald l. read and kenneth bernard proctor all victims of this inexplicable tragedy. >> and wolf, you know, lee additional people, they were shot but they survived. we can tell you that as of last night, one of the three was able to leave the hospital, two remain in the hospital at had point. wolf? >> our hearts go out to those families. what a sad story. renee, thank you for that. we're going to have more on breaking news we're following. that 14-year-old girl found alive in georgia. a news conference clayton county georgia, police will be briefing us together with the fbi. this is right outside of atlanta, this 14-year-old girl has been found. >>> also, the flooding is over and now the clean-up is under way, but many in colorado are reeling from the damage and the dollar figures. much m

gaarde, kenneth bernard proctor, mary knight, john roger johnson, frank kohler, vishnu pandit martin bodrogrichard marshall ridgell, arthur daniels, and gerald read. twelve victims just randomly, we think, shot at by the shotgun from the fourth floor as described to us yesterday by the eyewitness, fourth floor down into the atrium down to the footed court. i want to ask you, chuck, the white house has been significantly off point, it seems to me, the president coming out after this event with brief remarks about it, but then going into his criticisms of the republicans over the economy on the fifth anniversary of the lehman failure. it doesn't seem as though they have got their footing here, first on syria, now on this. >> andrea, i can tell you, i think they wish they had yesterday back. they are not saying it but you can feel it. you know how you can tell in these situation, if they had to do it again, the way it went down yesterday isn't the way it is. nationals, just brought it up, washington nationals wearing navy hats today. >> i saw harper tweeted out navy with the picture of navy bl

reed, martin bodrog and richard michael regel. invite retired navy commander kirk lipold to stay because you know one of those victims? >> marty bodrog was a 1/2 academy classmate of mine and marty was just a great guy. you spend four years with someone going to a school like that and really get to learn your classmates. just knew him throughout the years, crossed paths here and there professionally, but he is going to be missed. >> one of the 12. thank you, commander. thanks again for sharing some thoughts about your friend as well. >>> earlier this morning i talked to dr. janis orlowski, the chief medical center at washington medical center. she was the woman that was moved during that news conference yesterday to express her frustration about rampant gun violence in this country. i talked to her this morning a few hours ago about the three victims who were being treated at her hospital and also about where our country goes from here. take a listen. >> let's start with the three patients that you guys are treating there and have

martin bodrog graduated from the naval academy and spent 22 years as an officer in the navy.ly said he was often wearing a boston bruins jersey and shorts even in the snow, walking his dog and helping shovel all the driveways of his elderly neighbors. mary knight taught classes at a community college in addition to her job at the navy yard. and vishnu pandit's children sent along this photo calling their father a kind and gentle man. kenneth proctor's youngest son, kendall, posted this photo of his father, who also died monday. six others lost their lives on monday, including john roger johnson, gerald read, sylvia fraser, frank kohler, arthur daniels and richard michael ridgell. now, one of the victims we featured there, mary knight, was in her daughter's wedding very recently. it's important to remember that these were all adults leading very full lives and it's teenagers and young adult children they're being survived by. >> thank you so much. >>> three of the people wounded in yesterday's shooting are said to be doing better today. among the injured, a washington, d.c. po

. >> martin john bodrog. >> reporter: 12 bells were rung in honor of the 12 people who were killed. > cannot begin to comprehend your loss. >> reporter: the president noted this is the third time he's grieved with people. no one should endure this kind of violence. >> we don't do enough. we don't take the basic commonsense actions to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dangerous people. what's different in america is it's easy to get your hands on a gun. >> reporter: aaron alexis, a former sailor who struggled with mental illness, opened fire at the navy yard last week. he was killed during a gun battle with police. >> this is a tragedy that should not have happened. >> reporter: earlier during a broadcast interview, wayne lapierre of the national rifle administration blamed security at the navy academy. >> there weren't enough good guys with guns. >> reporter: the president said there's nothing inevitable about attacks like this but that america must change. >> by now, though, it should be clear that the change we need will not come from washington. even when tragedy strikes

martin bodrog was the father of three girls. he graduated from the naval acadeny in 1981. >> reporter:neighbors of vishnu pandit is remembered as a kind and gentle man who loved his family and his dog. >> reporter:and 59-year-old michael arnold was an avid pilot who graduated from the stanford school of business. >> reporter:his mother is devastated. >> reporter: >> is not possible, is not cost possible that they shot him for no reason. (crying) he was such a happy person. . >> reporter:arnold's wife had just called him monday when she heard an alarm in the background and he said he'd call her back. he never got the chance. >>among the ways the victims were being remembered today.a moment of silence before the game between the washington nationals and the braves today. >> catherine: all 12 victims were between the ages of 46 and 73. all of them -- civilian employees. >> pam: coming up at five. the skies are clearing. but hundreds are still stranded. the dramatic rescues still happening across colorado. >> pam: then -- dozens of

the martin bodrog graduated from the naval academy and spent 22 years as an officer, he was often wearingt taught classes at a community college in addition to her job at the navy yard. she celebrated her daughter's wedding just three months ago. and this man was called a kind and gentleman. this photo was posted. six others lost their lives including john roger johnson, gerald read, sylvia frasier, frank coaler, arthur daniels and richard michael ridgell. now almost all of these victims were middle-aged adults, and many of them have young adult children and teenage children, and we should be thinking of them. >> our deepest, deepest condolences to all these families. our heart goes out to all of them. thanks very much for that report. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. crossfire starts right now. >>> tonight, aaron alexis had a pattern of misconduct, an arrest record and a gun. should the law that let him buy it be changed? tonight's guests, collin goddard, and larry pratt who heads gun owners of america. what can government do to prevent mas

was 51, mary knight of western virginia, also 51, gerald reed of alexandria, virginia, age 58, martin bodrog4. another was arthur daniels who was 51 years old and a grandfather of nine. he installed office furniture in federal government buildings and a witness says was shot in the back. his family is heart broken. >> all he did was went to work. that's all. that man didn't have to shoot my husband. i love my husband. >> i'll never forgive him. >> two required surgery and their conditions are proving and the third person was a young woman shot in the head and the hand and miraculously did not need surgery. >> she's feeling quite well and doing well. she wants to go home and she wants to, quite frankly, start to begin to put some of this behind her but it will take a long time. >> of those survivors, a doctor sounded most concerned about a police officer in his late 40's or 50's. he suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the legs, damaging both bones and blood vessels but the doctor says they're pleased with how he's doing and he's expected to make a good recovery. jenna: we wish them all well a

arnold. [ bell tolls ] >> martin john bodrog. [ bell tolls ] >> argument ur larthur lee dani.ry francis knight. frank edwin kohler. vishnu keshan pandit. kenneth bernard proctor. gerald eugene read. and richard michael ridgell. [ bell tolls ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ taps ] ♪ [ taps ] ♪ [ taps ] >>> we're watching live coverage of the navy yard memorial. the event is just concluding. you can see president obama going row to row, person to person, hugging and consoling the family members of the victims who were lost. of course, this event was to honor the 12 victims who were killed in last week's mass shooting. it was a memorial service for the fallen who were killed in that senseless act of violence. we did hear remarks from the president, very strong remarks from the president, calling for gun control and offering his condolences to the families of those lost in this shooting. daniel hernandez, who unfortunately has firsthand experience with this terrible issue of gun violence. more than two years ago, he was an intern in gabby giffords congressional office and he was in tucson the day ga

. >> martin bodrog was also a father of three girls, a naval academy graduate.> my knees just got weak, you know. everything about marty just a great guy, you know, wonderful husband, father. >> i think many of us are definitely in shock, but we're also happy that his life was so fulfilled. you know, so many people have regrets. and i can say with confidence that he lived the american dream, the fulfilled life. an amazing family. he had a great job. he was part of the community in so many ways. >> in addition to the tragic deaths, eight people were injured in the shootings. one of those who was shot, a woman hit in the head and hands, left the hospital yesterday. >>> now, defense secretary chuck hagel is not wasting any time opening an investigation into the warning signs missed here in this case as well as how security clearances are granted. just a short time ago, secretary hagel announced a plan to review defense department procedures for granting and renewing the security clearances, including those for contractors. >> obviously, there were a lot of red flag

read. 54-year-old martin bodrog. 52-year-old richard michael ridgell.half stuff until sunset on friday. this morning defense secretary chuck hagel and other military officials laid a wreath at the navy memorial in honor of those killed. [ trumpet playing ] ♪ >> amazing stories of survival are also coming out of washington right now as those who lived through monday's shooting rampage relive the terror. >> we heard some more rapid fire. then it got quiet again. then we heard some activity, like i said, outside the door. again, we didn't know who was running up and down the hallway. so we just hunkered down and just waited. we saw blood spots on the ground. don't know who it was. >> i'm terrified. i'm stressed. i'm tired, you know. just listening to the ringing of gunshots and ambulances and fire trucks and helicopters. i've never experienced this before. >> one of our employees close by heard the word "shooter." there was another employee who is some sort of an agent, not a first responder, but who literally stood up on a desk, in fact making himself a t

among them, martin bodrog, a 54-year-old navy veteran, husband, and father to three daughters. frank kohler, a 50-year-old engineer and father to two daughters. kathy gaarde, 62, who had begun to plan for retirement with her husband of 38 years. all of them will never be forgotten by those who knew them when they lived and always remembered by the rest of us as being among the 13 who died. and even when the faces and names have grown fuzzy around the edges of our mmrys, we remember the numbers, because we can so easily imagine ourselves as one among them and substitute our own names and faces or those of our loved ones in their place. each time our empathy and our fear extend beyond city and state borders to embrace each loss as a collective american tragedy, one that demands we react and respond not just to save those who are immediately vulnerable by proximity to these attacks but to save ourselves. because we recognize those numbers, those steadily growing numbers as an all-american crisis, one that leaves all americans with a sense of vulnerability and unease, that calls fo

martin bodrog was known for being an opposing figure, but smile could win people over including the 3ree years before becoming a private contractor. he coached his daughter's softball teams and known to sprinkle a trail of powdered sugar through the house so his kids would think santa and his reindeer had just visited during christmas. we'll be right back. >> here's your forecast on this wednesday. a clear crisp day on wednesday. zero travel concerns. they are dealing with tropical showers and storms, but midwest isolated delays on the airports, but hit and miss and in and out in a hurry. the west coast is looking clear with nice summer weather. sba. . now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpecte

. >> martin bodrog was active in his church. gaarde was months from retirement. >> she was my partner. that was a hole that will never be filled. >> frank kohler. vishu pndit. gerald read had three grandchildren. he joked he joined social media to get to know his children better. trying to make sense of a senseless tragedy and asking themselves what if. >> it's such a tragedy because he didn't know sylvia. if he had talked to sylvia that morning, she would have been his greatest ally. he never gave her that opportunity. >> also among the victims, three people who were shot but survived. one a woman shot in the head and hand has been released in the hospital. so good story there. so sad. >> it's always impossible to lose someone you love. but how do you get over this idea that your loved one goes off to work, does nothing wrong and is taken in an act like this. it's impossible to explain. >> family members said the hole in their heart and to know that she died alone. >> going to a work that they probably thought was one of the sa

martin bodrog. arthur lee daniels. sylvia rene frasier. kathleen gaarde. john roger johnson.francis knight. frank edwin kohler. vishnu pandit. kenneth bernard proctor. gerald eugene read. ♪nd richard michael rigdell. almighty father, strong to save, whose arm hath bound the restless wave, who bidd'st the mighty ocean deep its own appointed limits keep o hear us when we cry to thee ♪or those in peril on the sea. [taps] ♪ [chorus sings the battle hymn of the republic] his truth is marching on. amen. amen. ♪ she talks about her role within the agricultural department and her duties as chair of the council of inspector general on integrity and efficiency. after that, "washington journal their co-later in the day that two: 30 eastern, live on capitol hill for a homeland security meeting on human trafficking. >> this week on q&a, phyllis fong, and the chair of the objectivity and efficiency. >> phyllis fong, what's an inspector general? >> an inspector general is a public official whose responsibility it is to review the operations of that inspector general's agency, to make sure t