and the way i've transformed it is a few ways, and i know michael daniel was a guest on your show a little while ago. and in close partnership with the national security staff and others thinking about cybersecurity in the government, we set a series of goals for the departments and agencies to do a few things. one is the use of these smart cards, the personal identification verification cards that you put in your computer to insure that employees of the government are logging in and sending information back and forth from government to government. just simply e-mail and things like that, that we're doing that in a very safe and secure way. things like phishing attacks and other things that we want to insure don't happen aren't happening inside government. it's a key capability that we do there. two is what we call trusted internet connection. so network traffic that's coming and going from federal agencies go through certain pieces of of the ware that can check for ma pa lishes -- software that can check for malicious code and see if code is coming from foreign places that we know are bad

michael daniel. [ applause ] for thats, michael, introduction. i appreciate the opportunity to be here at the fourth annual cybersecurity summit today. one of the really great things about this job and the perch i have is in fact the ability to go out and engage privatelot of the sector partners, international partners and partners across seat and local government. does provide a great vantage point and a great opportunity for me to learn a lot. and as i said, i currently serve as section assistant to and cybersecurity coordinator at the white house. around washington awhile in your heard you are the word cat coordinatorhere for because that is an accurate description of my job. an overview of what the is onistration thinking cyber security and the challenges we face and then highlight a couple of the key we are taking to try to address the problem in a little terms.oncrete you have been discussing for several days, today and in your that cyberthreats levels ofose for all government for our businesses and for our economy. i would like to highligh

alexander and michael daniel our keynote. that the disclaimer presentations are for informational purposes and represent their views rather than the company. we have a full day planned for you. as you can see, it is a packed day. it is a great series of presenters. be taking questions from notecards. please write the questions down, we will pick them when the q&a begins. thank you for your help in that regard. at the conclusion we will ask that you take a half-hour break for lunch. we have added a reception, so we hope you will stay and join us 5:30he reception from until 6:30. this has been a most active year for cybersecurity. there is a list of topics i could spend a good deal of the day discussing. you represent some of the true leaders in this field, and we engaging inl be conversation. the topics range to big data. without further ado, let's move to the opening keynote. for those joining us, i want to general keith alexander, as you know, is currently commander of u.s. cyber command, director of the national security ag

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michael wells arnold. martin bodrog. arthur lee daniels. sylvia rene frasier. kathleen gaarde. john roger johnson. nk 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 di

patrick gallagher, and michael daniel, our luncheon keynote. third, a quick disclaimer that the president -- talks and presentations, obviously for information purposes and represent their views rather than ours, the company. fourth, we have great and full day planned for you. hence, we'll be adhering tightly to our schedule. as you can see from our conference programs that you have in front of you, it's a packed day and it's a great series of presenters, but to keep today on track, we'll be taking questions today from you on note cards. you see note cards in the middle of your table. during the talk, if you could please write the questions down on your cards, we will pick them up when the q&a period begins. so thank you for your help in that regard. fifth, at the conclusion of the last morning keynote by debbie plunkett at is 1:50, we'll ask to take a half-hour break to allow the national press club to set the room for lunch. finally, we added a reception, so we hope you'll stay throughout the day and join us at the reception from 5:30 to 6:30

michael wells arnold. 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 th

michael j. clark. >> rachel emma clark. >> kevin francis cleary. >> james be clear. >> jeffrey w. cloud. >> susan murray kline. >> steven copley. >> jeffrey allen. >> patricia a. codey. >> danielle. coleman. >> patricia. >> my father, my heroic father, clint david, sr. i'll don't northern you from texas. >> seoul e. and my brother, william thomas dean. billy, we miss you every day. we love you always. >> ronald edward. [names being read] john e. connelly, jr. >> james lee connelly. >> jonathan m. connor. >> kevin patrick conners. >> kevin f. convoy. >> brenda e conway. >> dennis michael cook. >> helen d. cook. >> jeffrey w. koontz. >> julienne d. cooper. >> owe receive john. [names being read] >> joseph albert. >> john jay corker iii. >> alessandro. >> robert joseph. >> and my breast -- best friend thomas swift. you are missed by everybody you touched in your life. >> a special person told me you are not god you -- [inaudible] >> my beautiful sister, we miss you every day. [speaking in foreign language] >> ruin [names being read] my uncle dennis p. gearman. i love and miss you very much. >> my uncle captain danielle. we love you and miss you very much. >> robert james crawford.

michael arnold. kathy gaarde. arthur daniels, mary francis knight. gerald read. martin bodrog. sylva frasier.d people. tonight, her sister 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 th

monday, including john roger johnson, gerald read, sylvia fraser, frank kohler, arthur daniels and richard michael 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. police officer who was shot twice in the legs. officer scott williams is a 23-year veteran of the force. earlier today, police chief cathy lanier talked about officer williams and how his character is helping him beat the odds. >> we have a very good prognosis from the doctors. he does have serious injuries to his legs. again, i know the officer and i know his personality. i'm real confident that he not only will walk again but probably will outrun most of us again. >> i'm joined by christopher baughman, chairman of the d.c. police union. first, it's great to hear that officer williams is do

danielle lee, nbc news. >> among the people killed, michael arnoldu who attended stanford's graduate school of business in07. the 59-year-old was a navy veteran and avid pilot. this morning his mother remembers him as a loving son, husband, and father. >> it's not real. it's not possible. it's not possible that they shot him just for no reason. you know, he loved the country, loved the navy, loved flying. he was just a happy person. >> that will bring tears to your eyes. arnold's mother says he was building his own small plane and planned to fly it from his home in virginia to his family in michigan before his 60th birthday next year. >>> be sure to stay with nbc news for the continuing coverage on the navy yard shooting. you can also go to nbc bay f#d area.com for the very latest information. >> of course, this most recent mass shooting renewing the debate over gun control. this morning the ceo of starbucks weighing in. he is now asking measures to stop bringing firearms into his company's store. bob riddell live right now in san jose with more details on this new policy at starbucks. bob, good morning.

michael arnold, sylvia frasier, kathy gaarde, john johnson, frank kohler, kenneth proctor, vishnu pandit, arthur danielsncis knight, gerald read, martin bodrog, richard michael. 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 faci

michael wells arnold. martin john bedrog, arthur lee daniels. sylvia rene frasier. kathleen gaarde. john roger johnson. kenneth bernard proctor. gerald eugene reid. and richard michael rigal. >> on the next washington journal, president of the committee for the responsible budget. then jay hancock of kitzer health news talks about the law's impact on fulltime and part-time employees. a look at how taxpayers' dollars are being spent by members of congress and travels overseas with "washington times" investigative reporter, philip schwarz. all that plus calls, e-mails, tweets live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this is a garden she originally designed when she was president of prospect house. when ellen wilson is in the white house, she brings the white house gardiner back here to this garden and says to the white house gardiner, let's re-create the rose section of this garden at the white house. this becomes the famous rose garden at the white house. ellen tragically doesn't live to see the rose garden completed, however. she's dying in the summer of 1914, she's wheeled out to the space outside in he

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their lives including john roger johnson, gerald read, sylvia frasier, frank coaler, arthur daniels and richard michaeled 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 mass shootings? can it do anything? tonight on crossfire. >> welcome to crossfire. i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> and i'm stephanie cutter on the left. today we are struggling to make sense of yet another mass shooting. a gunman killed 12 people and wounded eight others. something that really summed it up for me was this plea from the doctor at one of the hospitals that treated some of the victims.

we have names, arthur daniel, silvia frasier, kathleen gaard, kenneth proctor, michael arnold, all these poor people that are dead, but just to the producers, they're not as interesting because they didn't commit the crime. >> well, so this only happened on monday. today is wednesday. and the first day, we didn't even have the names of the victims. the mead ya didn't have the names of the victims until late monday night, early tuesday morning. and the truth is the good guys, the victim, they never get enough attention, ever. that's reality. think of the stories we've done about christians being attacked in muslim countries like in nigeria. nobody ever talks the christian missionary. we only see the burning building, and then we see pictures of terrorists, and then we yell about it, but we don't talk about the actual people killed. partly i think that is reality. i also think on this one, people have moved on pretty quickly. if you look at the front pages of all the major newspapers, it's only wednesday, and he's only on one of the major newspapers we have here. >> go ahead. >> i was just

new york city mayor michael bloomberg has made it a point to keep the city focused on the victims and the families. i'm danielle lee. richard, back to you. >> danielle, thank you so much for that. >>> florida attorney general pam bondi is in some hot water after delaying an execution because it conflictd with a political fund-raiser. the execution of convicted murderer marshall lee gore had been stayed twice. now bondi is apologizing for delaying it a third time. the two prison guards who were on duty when aerial castro was found hanged in his prison cell, have been plasd on administrative leave. he had been checked every 30 minutes but had recently been taken off that status. >>> trooper crashed into a motorcycle at a dangerous high speed. the couple on that motorcycle surprised that collision. it's surprising to see this. they're reportedly not doing well, with one still suffering from a concussion. >>> a black bear in tennessee was just a little bit lost over the weekend, shall we say, in that video you see. the bear runs down the street, uses the crosswalk and then disappears down an alley. maybe he was sho

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michael around, 59, sylvia frazier is, 53, kathy gaard, 62, kenneth proctor, 46 is, john roger johnson, 73,ing frank color, 50, vishnu pan dit, 61. arthur daniels 51, mary francis knight, 51, gerald l. read is, 58, martin bodrog is, 54. and richard michael ridgell, 5 2g years old. our deepest condolences to their families and their friends. anncr: expedia is giving away a trip every day. where would you go? woman: 'greece.' woman 2: 'i want to go to bora bora.' man: 'i'd always like to go to china.' anncr: download the expedia app and your next trip could be on us. expedia, find yours. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is uniquely formulated to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. and now there's ocuvite eye + multi. an eye vitamin and multivitamin in one. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, vegg

obtained the names of those who decided, including michael arnold, sylvia frazier, john roger johnson, fred kohler, and another victim, arthur danielswas identified this morning. all ranging in age from 46 to 73, all fans. the rest of the victims' names are withheld until their families are notified. >> reports show the washington navy yard has a history of weak security. according to the sacramento bee the navy yard had a post of past problems throughing poor entrance controls. along with malfunctioning alarms and two dozen probes in previous years, a security firm found major security lapses throughout the facility. >> the senate is expected to resume work this morning after canceling yesterday's session because of the shooting. security will be tighter than usual and the white house is rescheduling an event to honor latin music stars scheduled for last night and the washington nationals will play a double header today to make up for canceling last night's game. the team's stadium is a few blocks away from the navy yard. >> member of russia's par health is using the shooting in washington's navy yard to ridicule the united states.

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they are arthur daniels, mary francis knight, gerald l. reed, martin bodrog and richard michaelt it to 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 a

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michael. >> angie, this is the first time we have heard the victim in the case, 19-year-old danielle tyler.a pounces when the tape is released by one of the defense lawyers. >> it was all a prank. >> this is not the only time she hung out there. >> it was demented if you think about it. >> the videotape shows four individuals who are extremely mentally traumatizing another individual. >> local journalist jim smith has been following the case from the start. >> this kidnapping is one of the strangest things i've ever covered. for me this is in the top four or five anyway of all the cases that i've covered in 20 years. so you had such diverse opinions on both sides of this case. you had people who thought it was nothing and you had people who thought it was extremely serious. the community was totally split over whether these kids were the most evil thing that ever happened or they were just kids that pulled a prank. >> he said that they were going to bury me alive, they were going to slit my throat, and they were going to leave me there and that i was going to die. .. neil and buzz: for teac

daniels, 51 years old. mary francis knight, 51. gerald l. read, 58. martin bod rod, 54 and richard michael ridgell, 52 years old. that is the complete list of the victims here that just came down. we are learning more and more about these victims. more like victims like kathy gaarde, 62 years old pictured here with her 94-year-old mother who she cared for before she passed away last year. gaarde was a daughter, a mother, she was a wife. she loved animals and loved hockey. and as the day goes on, we're going to learn even more about these victims. i'll tell you, i'm standing right outside of national stadium. i want to give you a live look what the scene looks like. the fans are arriving for this game. we just had a moment of silence at nationals park and they paid tribute to these victims that we just named here. the flags are flying at half-staff. we know that the team will be wearing special jerseys, patriotic jerseys to honor these victims. i had a chance to speak to some of these fans walking in through the gates. this game was post phoned yesterday because of events. no doubt they're walking in here with th

daniels. he was critically injured in the accident. kai reed joins us live downtown with more on the story. >> michael hatfield was airlifted here to shock trauma. he is in a coma and is being treated for a brain injury. investigators and family members know there's somebody out there with information that can help them with the investigation. they are pleading with them to speak up. >> saturday night, 18-year-old michael hatfield was walking home from a 7-eleven@liberty road and ridge road in taylorsville, just like he has many times before, according to his aunt. this time, things went wrong. >> i received a call at about 3:30 in the morning from michael's father saying that he has been struck by a car and was in critical condition. >> a car traveling westbound on liberty struck michael as he was trying to cross the street. patrons from in your by bar heard the impact and ran out to help. police say the teen's body was found about 20 feet west of the traffic light. >> his right leg is broken in four places. his left leg was totally shattered. on monday, he had a very extensive surgery, inserting rods and begins to piece the like togeth

one year old arthur daniels fifty one year old mary knight fifty eight year old gerald reed fifty four year old martin bodog fifty two year old richer original fifty nine year old michael arnold fifty three year old sylvia frasier sixty two year old kathy gaarde seven. three year old john johnson fifty year old frank kohler forty six year old kenneth proctor and sixty one year old vishnu pandit a number of others were injured during the shoot out they are said to be in fair condition. defense secretary chuck hagel along with members of the defense department and navy had a wreath laying ceremony and a moment of silence at the navy memorial in d.c. today. joan. the washington nationals baseball team also took a moment to honor the victims before beginning a game that was postponed yesterday as a result of the shooting the stadium was just a few blocks away from navy yard the team sported their patriotic uniforms and navy hats member ends meanwhile federal investigators and local law enforcement are trying to piece together the events that led up to the shooting rampage at building one ninety seven namely who the shooter was and how he was able to enter a secure facility

talking about michael arnold, sylvia frasier, kathy gaarde, kenneth bernard proctor, mary knight, john roger johnson, frank kohler, vishnu pandit martin bodrog, richard marshall ridgell, arthur danielsand 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 blue. >> the whole red, white, blue uniform

starring in a michael mann movie right now he's a really terrific actor he's great as james hind and really won the role through this surprising audition that he did and just blew us all away daniel bruel plays niki lauda daniel as it is best known in this country probably for his role in in glory as basterds and he's just a very talented international actor he's communion like and the performance that he creates for niki lauda he had the advantage of getting to spend time with nikki that makes you such a. a wry entertaining sort of a gee character and you know daniel really created a great screen performance one of those things above because it's a great story to the rivalry and be also a fiction yeah it's dream that you great director things like that it's good to have this is a great film this was a great opportunity and when your life when you and it was also very very unique and it's harder than ever to find something they really truly feels fresh i'm still i'm a big movie fan i wanted to see this movie and that's usually a good reason to go ahead and direct it to. you when you get to go from film to film as a directive is it hard to put one away even go to another well it's

. >> reporter: michael arnold, frank kohler, vishnu pandit, mary frann sis knight, arthur daniels, sylvia kenneth bernard proctor, all victims of this inexplicable tragedy. all right. three people were shot but they survived. we can tell you this morning that only two of the three remain in the hospital. kate? >> all right, renee, thank you so much for that. >>> why was aaron alexis granted security clearance to work at the washington navy yard despite his arrest record? that's, of course, an ongoing question and how do we make sure this doesn't happen again? how can we make sure of that? joining me to discuss this is cnn military analyst lieutenant colonel rick francona, a former intelligence agency officer who also served with the cia. it's great to see you. i low a lot of these questions are unanswerable at the moment. there are reviews under way. it does need to be discussed. you said you were surprised that he was granted security clearance with that kind of police record. what do you think should have been flagged? >> these arrest records, anytime you have security clearance someone

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. >> yes, they did. and the fact he was still allowed into the navy and allowed to have a security clearance is

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 to have a security clearance is one of the many red flags, questions those families and all ame

in addition, michael arnold, kathy garde, jodge roger ohnson, vishnu pandit, martin bogrog, arthur daniels, mary francis knight, gerald reed, and richard michael ridgell lost their lives in this senseless attack. i along with all my colleagues offer my condolences on behalf of all who live in the fifth district and in our country. i wish to take a moment to reflect from this floor on their lives of hard work and dedicated service. sylvia frazier had been an information assurance manager at the naval sea systems command since 2000. because she loved interacting with people so much, she took a night job at the wal-mart in waldorf, maryland, where she was beloved by her co-workers and members of our community. sylvia is survived by her parents, james and eloise, and six brothers and sisters. frank kohler, frank was a defense contractor at the navy yard. he and his wife, michelle, who works at p.a.x. river naval air station lived in tall timbers, maryland, and loved to go boating and fishing on the chesapeake and florida. he was the past president of the lexington park rotary club and served a

michael douglas is a first time winner playing liberace which also won for best tv movie and best director. the night's biggest surprise is jeff danielsor hbo's the newsroom. he was thought to be a long shot against the stars of "breaking bad," "homeland," and "house of cards." eydie falco played tribute to her on-screen husband, james gandolfini, who died as you know, over the summer. >> for ten years as his close colleague and his pretend life partner and for many more years as his friend it's jim, the man, the very dear man, that i will miss most of all. >> a lot of people feel that way. we will show you the winners and the losers and the temperature icons remembered as the 65th emmy awards. nancy o'dell is in los angeles with the final rundown after being up all night, ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> and oprah winfrey says she was on the verge of a nervous breakdown last year. oprah tells "access hollywood" it happened last fall during the filming of lee daniels' "the butler," her first movie role in 15 years. at the same time, she was overseeing her tv network, own. the juggling proved too intense. oprah says she felt numb. that

michael arnold, 59 years old. sylvia frasier, 53 years old. kathy gaarde, 62. kenneth bernard proctor, 46. john roger johnson, 73. frank kohler, 50. vishnu pandit, 61. "the washington post" reporting this morning, arthur daniels, 51 years old. the youngest, 46, the oldest 73. we know at this point at least one of them lived right here in washington, d.c. last night as of last night they were still in the process of notifying families. it won't be until those other five families are notified that we get the other five names. but aside from the people who passed away, you also have the eight people who were injured, chris. >> a lot of that is developing. there's so many people there, numbers of who were injured and how, still unclear. obviously we're trying to give the families their space to heal and deal with this most terrible information because these were fathers, mothers, people who had loved ones and children. we'll learn more in the coming days. >> they will be honored today. defense secretary chuck hagel will be laying a wreath at the u.s. naval memorial in their honor. >> what's most important to remember, the lives that were taken. >>> we'll have more with talking to people who survived as we piece t

year-old vishnu pandit. 51-year-old arthur daniels. 51-year-old mary francis knight. 58-year-old gerald l. read. 54-year-old martin bodrog. 52-year-old richard michaelemain at 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 hi

danes was euphor euphoric, jeff daniels still in disbelief, tony hail said he and julia louis-dreyfus talked they'd do a bit if they won but never thought they'd win and michaeler fella at the ball last night. he told me playing liberace in "behind the candelabra" is one of the top two or three roles he's ever done. think about his body of bourque, that's saying a lot. >> absolutely right. you wonder they either play it off really well or truly are surprised and aren't prepared when they walk on stage. i love the acceptance speeches. >> merritt weaver was truly surprised. she looked like she was about to break into the ugly cry and she didn't know what to do or where to go or what to say. she just said "i gotta go." it was hilarious. >> we've all done the ugly cry. nischelle, get some rest. great work, great fun. >> nischelle has so much energy when she was clearly partying all night long. >> that woman always has energy. >> it's code for, "i was back stage interviewing." i know what's going on. i know what's going pop. >> the afterparties are epic. >> i don't know, i've never been invited. >> she's all work, guys. >> or workin' it at the parties and she migh

danielle was standing behind me and she said, that's not a picture, that's an icon. >> such an iconic photo. joining us now to talk more about this is the director of the flag, michael for coming in. >> thanks for having me this. >> this documentary based on an upcoming book by david friend. what drew you to the project? >> i think what drew us to the project was, of course, the mystery of the flag. but, more than anything, trying to also get back to that feeling. and that's what the flag represents. that sense of unity. that sense of how we felt in those days and weeks after 9/11. that's really something that we also lost. so, the search for the flag was kind of a vehicle to recapture that emotion. >> how was that -- there is a mystery surrounding where the flag went. don't give everything away because everyone wants to watch the film, but where did the flag go? >> well, what everyone thought was that the flag was raised and a few days before the prayer for america, which was on september 23rd, 2001 at navy stadium the navy had asked for the flag. the mayor's office sent the fire department down to ground zero and retrieved the flag and brought it to the navy and t

daniel spotted the gunman running down the hallway. he and a colleague ran. they ran to the elevator and frantically pushed the elevator button when he was shot by the alleged gunman. michael also an annapolis graduate and naval supply officer for 29 years. another woman, sylvia frasier, 53 was a network security administrator with the naval sea systems command and her family was frantically trooing to await word on her whereabouts. kathy gaarde, a 62-year-old that lived with her husband and her children. we're starting to hear more about the stories of the victims here matt and such an enormous tragedy. this facility takes care of the nation and security of some of the most important secrets and security of our nation and so, once again, a tragedy here scarring our nation, matt. >> natalie, thank you very much. >>> dr. janice orlovsky is the chief medical officer at medstar washington hospital center where three of the survivors were treated. as we mentioned earlier, during eye news conference she made an empassioned plea to end gun violence. doctor, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning, matt. how are you today? >> i'm doing well. i want to talk about your comme

daniel. [applause] senator david pryor and barbara pryor. [applause] speaker of the arkansas house of representatives, dv carter. [applause] president pro tem of the arkansas, michaelamoreaux. [applause] and all the elect officials from around the state of ark who trained us today. i'd now like to introduce, mayor ray d'amico. just last week, mayor of 41 other students began classes at the clinton school of public service. the first school in the nation to offer a master of public service decree and she was recently elected president of the student body. they are tell us a bit about yourself and why she has invested in timely interest in today's important subject. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> good morning. there is no topic timelier than the one being discussed today and it could not be a better spokesperson making this discussion. both president and secretary clinton have been working for decades to lay the foundation for something like the affordable care to be possible. we've all seen the numbers. millions of americans are without health insurance, which is having dire consequences on the hulk and well-being of our great nation. i am a student here at the

michael levine. >> [names being read] >> daniel m. lewis. >> adam j.>> jennifer lewis. >> margaret susan lewis. [names being read] >> daniel.. [names being read] >> [names being read] >> my aunt, we love you and will miss you. >> and loving memory of my brother. damian we love and miss you so much. we feel your presence in our lives every day. i see your beautiful spirit shining brightly in damian and madison. i know, you would be so proud of jo ann and the children. please continue to watch out for mom and all the family, and we'll never forget you. we love you. ♪ >> carlos r. lee low. >> craig. [names being read] [names being read] [names being read] >> my sister. we love you and we miss you every day. >> my father. thank you for giving me such a beautiful life. i wish you were here to share it with me and mommy. i love you and miss you so much. i know, every day you're watching over me. ♪ [names being read] [names being read] [names being read] >> and to my cousin, linda katherine. the daughter of victor george -- [inaudible] mother of -- [inaudible

michael wells arnold. martin bodrog. arthur lee daniels. sylvia rene frasier. kathleen gaarde. john roger johnson. rancis 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 th