for their dedication to service to our navy, to our nation.ibly. and even as we grieve, we are also thankful for those who responded in the face of terrifying violence. for those who strove to end it. for those who gave medical assistance. for those who lent a helping hand or put an arm around the shoulder, we give thanks. gracious lord, you heal the brokenhearted. you bind up their wounds. we commend to your care the families and the friends of those whom we have lost. the psalmist reminds us that we are not alone. whether we ascend to the heights or descend to the depths or take the wings of the morning and dwell in the utter most parts of the sea, even there your hand shall lead us. if we walk through the valley of the shadow of death itself, your right hand shall hold us. so we ask you, hold us now. comfort each one of us with the great power of your love. and in our grief and our confusion, give us light to guide us into the assurance of your love. we pray this in your holy name. amen. would you please rise as we recall the names of those

they were members of our navy family. these were our shipmates.s and fathers, sons and daughters going to work to provide for their families and serve their nation. the nature of our navy family is that we serve together and we depend on each other in times of need. we celebrate each other's successes and our triumphs and we grieve together in times of sorrow. these shipmates dedicated to their years to building and maintaining the finest navy working alongside each other for a purpose greater than themselves: they are the best naval engineering team in the world, a team that designs, repairs, maintains our ships and submarines. they plan and manage budgets. they research, design, and build our future. this team is the genesis of the united states sea power. it all starts here. above all else,2tjey are part of the navy. navy strength has been and will continue to be the resilience and endurance of our people during times of crisis whether an attack on pearl harbor or more recently the bombing of the united states us "uss cole" our legacy has been

members of our navy family demonstrated true courage at the navy yard last week. it was apparent in the actions of, for example, a navy civilian shipmate who happened to be a former hospital corpsman, as she carried one of her fallen co- workers and performed c.p.r. in an attempt to save his life. or the individual that ensured the safe evacuation of a blind co-worker. these are examples of what defines our navy shipyard. it is ship mates taking care of shipmates. we will remember what happened on monday, and we will grow stronger as an institution maintaining our commitment to build the world's strongest navy. to the families here and to the navy yard shipmates, we mourn with you today. we will stand with you going forward in the difficult times ahead. we will remember your loved ones, and we will be with you. god bless you, our navy, and the united states of america. thank you. >> as a military organization, we have experienced all too often the searing pain of combat losses and honored the main who, in lincoln's words, have sacrificed their lives on the altar o

hese 12 members of our navy team our navy family were killed in the line of duty.o our our navy e service to and in service they were just as us in ed to as any of uniform. we honor them.e never t service we will forget them. i salute these american heros. evening. last monday's horrific shootings were a trapblg e navy yard he nation, and most importantly for the loved ones of those lost and for those who suffered injuries. t also was a tragedy in the district of the columbia. residents of our city lost and neighbors, mothers colleagues and fellow church members. our brave first responders joined their federal in doing the duty unselfishly.d among those injured on monday metropolitan own olice officers, officer scott williams was one of the first to both d and he was shot in legs. his bravery is symbolic of from ess other personnel our metropolitan police fire and , our emergency medical services and public ral and local safety agencies to answer the without hesitation. we review their response to learn as many lessons we can from this event. there's one lesson tha

members of our navy family demonstrated true courage at the navy yard last week.s apparent in the actions of, for example, a navy civilian shipmate who happened to be a former hospital corpsman as she carried out one of her fallen -- excuse me -- fallen co-workers and performed cpr in an attempt to save his life. or the individual who ensured the safe evacuation of the blind co-worker. these are examples of what defines the navy family. the shipmates taking care of shipma shipmates. we will remember the fallen and the events of last monday and we will grow stronger as an institution, reenforcing our commitment to maybe taning the world's finest navy. to the families here, we mourn with you today. god bless you, our navy, and the thank you.tes of america. >> as the military organization, we've experienced all too often the searing pain of combat losses. and honored the many who in lincoln's words, have sacrificed their lives on the altar of freedom. today we honored 12 patriots who have made the same sacrifice in the service of their nation, this time in the servic

these were members of our navy family. these were our ship mates. they are mothers and fathers, sons and daughters going to work to provide for their families and serve their nation. you know, the nature of our navy family is that we serve together, and we depend on each other in times of need. we celebrate each other's successes and our triumphs, and we grieve together in times of sorrow. now these ship mates dedicated their careers to building and maintaining the finest navy in the world. they worked along side one another for a purpose greater than themselves. simply put, they are the best naval engineering team i in the world. they planned budgets, researched, designed, and built our future. this team is the genesis of the united states sea power. it all starts here. but above all else they are part of the navy, and navy strength has been and will continue to be the resilience and endurance of our people during times of crisis. whether in an attack on pearl harpearlharbor, the result is wl together when damage strikes. it was apparent in the act

these people of our navy team, our navy family were killed in the line of duty.died in the service to our nation, the service to our navy. in service they were jft as -- just as committed to as any of us in uniform. for that service we honor them. for that service, we will never forget them. i salute these american heros. >> good evening. last monday's horrific shootings at the navy yard were a tragedy for the nation, for the navy yard, but most importantly, for the loved ones of those lost and for those who suffered injuries. it also was a tragedy here in he district of columbia. residents of our cities lost friends, neighbors, mothers, fathers, colleagues and fellow church members. and our brave first responders joined their federal counterparts in doing their duty fearlessly and unselfishly. among those injured on monday is one of our own metropolitan police officers. officer scott williams was one of the first to respond, and he was shot in both legs. his bravery is symbolic of countless other personnel from our metropolitan police department, our fire and em

they died in the line of service to our navy. in service they were just as committed to as any of us in uniform. >> residents of our city lost friends and neighbors. mothers and fathers. colleagues and fellow church members. >> secretary of defense chuck hagel commended the work these men and women did for the military and the days that lie ahead for their loved ones. >> today we come together at this historic post to begin a road of healing and recovery, it is a path we walk together. >> bringing gun violence back in the spotlight. >> fence a backdrop of daily tragedies. as an epidemic of tragedies across america. >> but today the focus was not on politics and the political divide. instead it was a moment to take together to honor the men and women who died. juan carlos molina, al jazeera. >> typhoon usagi is now a tropical storm, the typhoon hit early sun morning in quandong province in china. this typhoon was the strongest storm to hit the western pacific this year, rain and strong winds. craig gleason has more. >> the streets

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that go out to our navy family. we lost friend. family, co-workers today. ng to -- we're going to deal with this as a family. we are going to marshal all of the resources the united states navy and united states government has to deal with this. >> so you met with some of the family members of those injured. you went to the washington hospital center, met with some of the families. how are they coping? >> they're doing very well. under the circumstances. they got word very quickly. the young woman i got to meet. her parents got there quickly. they were thankful their daughter is going to be okay. >> thank god for that. >> the husband of the person in surgery said that when she got there she began giving orders to doctors. telling them what she wanted to eat when she woke up. and, not to give her too much anesthesia. >> have you spoken with any of the deceased family? >> i have not. we are waiting until the, casual team assistance team speaks to them first. >> how does that work, walk us through the process. somebody goes to their homes? calls them? how does

to our viewers at home supposed to start an hour ago but giving the navy yard, you can understand why there's been a delay. our understand that is correct people filing on stage are people of the president to reference as people that he will point to. who have been benefited by -- benefited rather from the policies of his administration. so we're waiting on that. the president is well under the two minute warning so we should see him in a matter of minutes here but lauri was talking about the stock market and just on an absolute tear and today -- >> president of the united states. >> larry summers strong candidate to succeed ben and his name. here we go now live in washington, president obama. >> before i begin, let me say a few words about the tragedy that's unfolding not far away from here at the washington navy yard. that's part of why our event today was delayed. i've been briefed by my team on the situation. we still don't know all of the facts. but we do know that several people have been shot and some have been killed. so we're confronting yet another mass shooting. and today i

this was a horrific day for our navy family. we want to thank the first responders. want to thank the police and fire and medical folks that did such a great job. >> has everyone been accounted for in the shooting? >> we have done a mustard. we're going through the list in any muster, emergency or otherwise, takes about 24 to 36 hours to account for everybody. we're actively doing that as we speak. >> have all of the families of the dead been notified of the deaths? >> the casualty assistance team that does such notifications has informed chaplains and counselors have been notified, whether the families have been notified, i don't know. >> we know this has been a terrible day. so, thank you very much secretary of the navy, ray mavis, former governor of mississippi. thank you. >> thank you. >>> this is the deadliest mass shooting in the u.s. since 26 people were killed, including 20 first graders last december in newtown connecticut. that, of course, followed the aurora colorado movie shooting in july of last year. 12 died there. it is the deadliest shooting on a u.s.

it seems to be quite incautious and we owe it to our soldiers, our airmen, our navy to be very cautiouswe have u.s. personnel in the region already. we've -- we cannot be so incautious that the idea of saving face becomes more important than avoiding a calamity for our country, for the region and the death of innocent people. >> senator kyl, let's assume that we go in there and do this little slap but don't want to take them out, they hit us back and them we hit them again. is it all out war, then? and why aren't the neighbors to syria doing anything about this? >> no, i don't think syria, iran, or russia for that matter is going to start a war with the united states. i think that's fanciful. and it's also the case that the freedom fighter in the country right now and the majority of the people fighting are not al qaeda. just imagine what they will feel after the united states has assured them that they were going to take action against assad and then we did nothing? i mean, if you want to get rid of assad, you've got to be able to support the people who are fighting against him and mos

our body language. so we asked one to analyze the movements of the navy yard shooter. >> we call it attentive blindness. people see information right before our eyes but we don't even see it. >> is there anything, a shred even, that we can learn from watching the movements of a madman moments before the unthinkable inside building 197? >> when he walks in, what's going on with his body language? what's he doing in his face? is he nervous looking around quickly, twitching? >> reporter: body language expert chris ulrich is appear liesing this just released -- analyzing this just released video from the fbi. this video may provide valuable life or death clues. here navy yard shooter aaron alexis walks in. >> he's opening up the door walking in. he's at a normal slow easy pace. >> reporter: but then ulrich says things change. >> this is interesting. he comes down into this imploded body posture. on top of it there's some fear involved because he's pausing looking around. >> reporter: and the biggest clue, here. >> the chin goes down. usually when we see someone put their chin down, they're a step away at th

our navy could not be in that her hands. adies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming admiral greenert. >> thank you, and thank you for your service, taking care of our sailors and rings and servicemen during your time in the congress. thank you for the opportunity to address you today. i am a service chief, and i think i got the best job in the world because i get out and about and get to see our sailors and marines, coast guard men, and they are doing a remarkable job. as we look around the world, it is dynamic and there is a lot of stuff going on. ours the peak will who are asymmetric advantage. all the technological things in the world are great, but without people, you can forget it. this is the 40th anniversary of the all-volunteer force, and it is a good idea to take a minute and the thankful that we have a generation and have had generations of people willing to step up and serve like that. if i can, let me talk about navy update today, what we are doing out there today, and what i think we will be doing for a whi

navy reservist. this is a reserve base. we have a reserve base. ourr reporter knew he was affiliated with the reserves somehow, but thought he was mainly interested in studying thai and helping in the thai restaurant. we didn't know what he did in the military or how involved he was. >> thank you very much for taking the time. we appreciate it adding to the portrait that we are trying to come up with about who this person was, how they could have done this horrific act and how he could have been stopped. >>> i want to make sure you understand we are not sharing the names of the 12 who were massacred, who lost their lives heroically today, because a pentagon official says they are going to wait until 24 hours after they are able to notify the next of kin, the last family member. that is why we out of respect, we are not going to be able to talk about those who lost their lives so tragically. we can tell you about those who are fighting for their lives. three are still in serious condition. hospital officials hope they are going to recover. and tell us

mark thacker writes, quote: we are deeply saddened by today's tragic events at the washington navy yard. our thoughts and sympathies are with all of those affected. aaron alexis was employee of a company called the experts a subcontractor to an h.w. enterprises refreshed equipment used on the navy marine corps internet network. h.p. is cooperating fully with law enforcement as requested. it's not clear how much screening would take place for an information specialist like this to work for a subcontractor of hewlett packard. that's what the navy is trying to work through right now. they looked at his service record and when i spoke to navy officials earlier today. he said he did have a history of misconduct. they could have been referring, bill, to that arrest back in 2010, he was charged at the time in fort worth, texas, for illegally disharnging with weapon. he had a gun. and his neighbor, who lived below him said that he often complained that she was too noisy. and that suddenly she was sitting in her living room one night and a bullet came through the ceiling of her apartment. and it came

because of our united states navy. our military around the world has kept us safe.ve been in confrontations, but not of our choosing for the most part. and i think we've done a pretty good job. martha: and i know you think that, you're very concerned about the funding for our military. >> i am. martha: you made that very clear, congressman. thank you so much. it is very good to have you here today. >> thank you. martha: congressman buck mckeon. we'll see you next time. bill: we can't to take a moment and review the timeline on the syrian crisis in the administration's own words from the president's original red line comment einvolved from august of last year to how we got to where we are today. watch. >> we have been very clear to the assad regime but also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is, we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized that would change my calculus. that would change my equation. what i said that the use of chemical weapons would be a game-changer, that wasn't unique to, that wasn't a positi

our experts helping us to understand what might be in the mind of the navy shooter thank you all very much. that's it for america tonight. please remember if you would like to comment log on to our website. >> welcome to al jazeera. i'm john siegenthaler. here are the headlines. washington police are looking for another possible suspect tonight in the navy yard hoot shooting in d.c. 13 people were killed including one shooter. that was the man authorities say was aaron alexis 34 years old, recently worked in fort worth text. originally two people were thought to have helped the shooter, now only one man. eight people now dead hundreds unaccounted for after nearly a week of torrential rains in colorado. 18 people have

they hope to get the building back to the navy sometime this week. to see all of our stories about the navy yard shooting go to fox- baltimore dot com and click on navy yard shooting in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. a deadly standoff enters day four, after militants stormed an upscale shopping mall in nairobi, killing at least 62 people. as the situation plays out, andrew spencer reports u-s officials are looking into reports of american involvement in the attack. kenyan officials tried to assure the public, saying security forces were in control of the westgate shopping mall...but as the sun rose in nairobi, tuesday morning, several gunmen were still inside the upscale mall they raided on saturday. at the time, it wasn't clear whether any hostages were still inside. the u-s state deparmtent is looking into reports that some of those gunman are americans. "...but we have no definitive evidence at this point of the nationalities or the citizenship of any of those involved. now, it's ongoing and we'll continue to look into it as the days continu

right now what i can tell you is our initial call came in for a shooting on the navy yard. it came at 3:15, request for metropolitan police department assistance. our units were on the scene, shooter teams deployed and deployed on base within seven mince of the first call coming in. multiple active shooter teams from the metropolitan police department, park police, u.s. marshals, eventually also fbi have been inside the base since that time. right now, and this is very, very preliminary, we have one npd officer shot, an engagement with the shooter inside of the navy yard. we have one shooter that we believe involved in this that is deceased. we also have other casualties. i will not give a confirmed number at this time but i'd say we have multiple victims inside that are deceased. we'll give numbers once that is confirmed. the big concern for us now is we potentially have two other shooters that we have not located at this point. so right now all we have on potential other shooters, this is not confirmed, we potentially may have two additional shooters out there, one being a

in the meantime, we send our thoughts and prayers to all at the navy yard who have been touched by this tragedy. we thank them for their service. we stand with the families of those who have been harmed. they're going to need our love and support. as we learn more about the courageous americans who died today, their lives, their fames, their patriotism, we will honor their service to the nation. they helped to make great, and obviously, we're going to be investigating thoroughly what happened as we do so many of these shootings sadly that have happened. we'll do everything we can to try and prevent them. now, in recent weeks much of our attention has been focused on the events in syria. the horrible use of chemical weapons on innocent people, including children. the need for a firm response from the international community and over the weekend would took an important step in that direction towards moving syria's chemical weapons under international control so they can be destroyed. and we're not there yet, but if properly implemented this agreement could end the threat these weapons pos

alexis is accused of killing 12 people at the washington navy yard last week. to see all of our stories about the navy yard shooting go to fox- baltimore dot com and click on navy yard shooting in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. democrats and republicans are at odds over the budget and just days away from shutting down the federal government over their disagreement. a familiar sounding story. craig boswell tells us...the only difference is... this time around the new health care law is at the center of the tug-of- war. just 24 hours before beginning to proceed on a new spending plan to keep the federal government afloat the senate majority leader delivered a message to republicans.. reid says: "we're going to vote tomorrow regardless of what anyone says or does today." gop leaders are battling democratic plans to remove the part of the legislation that defunds the affordable care act - also known as obamacare. mcconnell says: "the senate leader is counting on his democratic allies to amend bill, he can only lose four democrats. just four." the house passed

commanding officers would be the type that say no, if you cannot perform to the highest standards that our u.s. navy or military demands used to serve our nation, then you will get another honorable discharge. you deserve that. society would serve no less. >> you know, people were there today. >> i do. as a matter of fact, it's amazing how far those go back. i had a young officer that worked for me that is now the navy captain that interviewed earlier with wolf blitzer. i had a naval academy classmate accompany me. two officers with me on board usscole when it was attacked, both of them were on the 3rd floor, heard the shots and immediately assessed the situation and began the evacuation process to get people out to safety almost immediately. >> matt, what are you going to be looking for over the next 24 hour, 48 hours? >> i want to know if there were any signs that said he was going to do this today. so typically, in a mass shooting there are precursors to that event. whether it's a conversation with someone or a pattern of behavior. >> communicating with others. >> exactly. it would be nice to kno

our top story. the deadly shooting at the navy yard in washington, >>> we return now to coverage of our top story. ington, d.c. >> here's what we know this morning. 13 people, including the shooter, are dead. the victims all civilians. range in age from 46 to 73 years old. eight people were injured. investigators say aaron alexis was the lone gunman. he was a civilian contractor working for the navy. >> a sudden burst of violence at the beginning of an ordinary monday morning sent employees at the naval yard scrambling for cover. here's their story in their own words. >> when we heard the alarm, we didn't all know what was happening. we were just trying to get people to move into the stairwell and get them out of the building. when we saw one of the gunmen, at least the one that was on the third floor was down the hallway, he appeared to be a tall man. looked like he might have been in a dark blue navy uniform. he had a rifle, some kind of weapon with him. as we were standing there, trying to get our colleagues through the passageway, he pointed the gun at us and shot. >> as we were going out the d

first our thoughts and our prayers are with the victims and their families, and all who have been effected by what happened at the navy shipyard on monday. we will grieve, whether he remember, and we will comfort each other. the department of deafen is a strong and resilient community. we will do everything question to help our colleagues at the navy yard get through this terrible, terrible time. in the coming days, more information will come to light about what happened. about what went wrong, and importantly what must be fixed. yesterday i directed two department-wide reviews. these reviews will be lead by deputy secretary ash carter, and we will do everything possible to prevent this from happening again. first, i directed a review of physical security and access procedures at all dod installations worldwide. the highest responsibilities leaders have is to take care of their people. our people deserve safe and secure workplaces whenever they are. second, deputy secretary carter will also lead a review of dod's practices and procedures for granting and renewing security clearances. including those held by contractor

. >> absolutely, we'll ask you to keep an eye on, laurie jane gliha, our correspondent on the scene of the washington navy yard. we want to probe into the mind of our best understand upsing what's happening here, what happened to aaron alexis and what we can learn. joining us is investigative reporter tom morris and barry spodak. tom let's start with you. there's starting to be some sort of picture about this guy, what his history was and it wasn't particularly good. >> no. this isn't the first time aaron alexis has been involved with a gun and firing a gun in public. in 2004 in seattle he shot out the tires of a car that belonged to construction workers that were building a home next to where he was staying with his grandmother. apparently he had been vesmed over the fact that parking -- vexed over the fact that parking around his house was disrupted because of this construction. construction people told police after this shooting incident that he would come out and stair at them for hours at a time. for about 30 days. >> really intense? >> he would stair at them, really intense. one day he walked up to

air force and a maintenance short fall for our navy ship, and doing away with the joint forces command without any predecision analysis? if you had to pick between those two as to which is more detrimental to national defense, would you pick choice number one or choice number two? >> congressman, i hope those won't be the choices. >> if they were the choices because choice number two is what the administration did outside of sequestration. and so i just need to you give me a little perspective. if you had to pick one or the other, which would it be more detrimental to the national defense of the country? >> again, i'll answer your question but let me make one comment. i hope the congress and the president will resolve the choice number two -- >> that is not relating to equestration, mr. secretary. 587 billion. >> that wasn't just the president, that was the congress as well. >> but the president proposed it, he started with his efficiency. you only have five minutes. i only have five minuteses tell me which one is more -- >> for the long-term interest of our country, to completely deci

right now what i can tell you is our initial call came in for a shooting on the navy yard. it came in shortly after 8:15. there was a request for metropolitan police department assistance. our units were on the scene, active shooter teams were deployed and actually deployed on base within 7 minutes of the first call coming in. multiple active shooter teams from the police department, park police, u.s. marshals and also fbi. >> we appear to be having difficulty with the news conference coming out of washington, d.c. >> we also have other casualties. i will not give a confirmed number at this time, but i would say we have multiple victims inside that are deceased. we will give updates once we have those numbers confirmed. the big concern for us right now is that we potentially have two other shooters that we have not located at this point. so right now all's we have on those potential other shooters and this is not confirmed. we potentially may have two additional shooters out there. one being a white male who was last seen around 8:35, 8:40 this morning in a khaki tan militar

>> a picture now from washington, dc, the flag flying at half staff at the navy memorial plaza where at 7:00 this morning our the defense secretary hagel will lay a wreath there to commemorate everyone who served in the navy. the wreath will honor the victims of yesterday's navy yard shooting and other top military brass will also be there. >> more now in the shooting in washington, dc. president obama ordered flags at all federal facilities be flown at half staff through friday to honor the victims of the navy yard shooting. that would includes -- that includes the white house. >> the gunman was aaron alexis who was a brooklyn native and worked as hewlet-packard as a subcontractor for the navy. he bought a shotgun legally in virginia recently but may have picked up an assault rifle yesterday. the police say he was arrested in 2004 after shooting out tires in an anger-fueled blackout. his father said aaron alexis suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder after helping with rescue attempts after the 9/11 attacks. he lived behind a buddhist temple in texas where he meditated. we spoke with his brother-in-la

navy officials say at least six are dead in the navy yard shooting. we caution our viewers that the numbers are invariably unreliable early on. you know, it's very sketchy information initially. the associated press reporting that according to the navy. at least six people are dead in the navy yard shooting. we have no count on the number of survivors. we saw helicopters coming down on top of a building and retrieving survivors, people we hoped had survived and were are. now we have confirmation from the navy that six are dead but that number could change. >> the spot where i'm standing right now, about 150 yards away from the front gate as we're watching now to white s.u.v.'s with sirens on leaving, the first leaving rather quickly. it looks like there are three. i'm about 1 1/2 miles exactly from the u.s. capitol rotunda and as this situation unfolds, and again, from where we are, we have not heard the audible all clear from the vehicle that warned people about an hour and a half ago to stay put. it's all about 1 1/2 miles way from the rotunda just on the other si

also, a troubling report coming into our urgent cue moments ago from the navy yard shooting.s a quote from this. quote, this is not over. more on that, next. >> we are panicking. he was trying to decide on which way he was going to run out. the people, the workers in the cafeteria wanted us to stay in there and hide. but i just ran. a few of us just ran out the side exit. [ female announcer ] nature valley protein bars, with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. so it's energy straight from nature to you. you need a girls' weekend and you need it now. ladies, let's goo vegas. cute! waiter! girls' weekend here! priceline savings without the bidding. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk.

our evidence response teams remain at the navy yard and continue to process the scenes. as i mentioned last night, this is a methodical and time-intensive process that includes bullet trajectory and crime scene mapping and with the assistance of our evidence response personnel from our baltimore and richmond field offices, we will remain there for as long as necessary to carefully process each shooting site. in regards to the weapons used by mr. alexis, there has been a lot of information circulating in the media over the past day. once again, we caution against obtaining information from unofficial sources, and we ask that all inquiries be directed to the fbi. at this time, we believe that mr. alexis entered building 197 at the navy yard with a shotgun. we do not have any information at this time that he had an ar-15 in his possession. we also believe mr. alexis may have gained access to a handgun once inside the facility and after he began shooting. as previously mentioned, mr. alexis had legitimate access to the navy yard as a result of his work as a contractor, and he

it happened in our nation's capital. the washington navybuildings a short distance from the u.s. capitol. tonight, at least 13 people are dead, including the gunman. police say another dozen are injured. questions remain surrounding the alleged shooter's motive, who reportedly had a grudge against the navy. when the news first broke this morning, no one knew what this was. confusion and chaos bringing the city to an absolute standstill. here's what that looked like.

they hope to get the building back to the navy sometime this week. to see all of our stories about the navy yard shooting go to fox- baltimore dot com and click on navy yard shooting in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. an annapolis man who was on a mission to raise money for cochlear implants will not ride into his final destination as planned. jacob landis was biking his way around america... stopping at every m-l-b ballpark along the way. saturday he was nearing the marlins stadium in miami when a car hit him and drove off. landis suffered a concussion and other injuries that will prevent him from biking into the stadium today, but he still plans to attend the finale party. the 24-year-old started pedaling out of annapolis earlier this year hoping to raise awareness and money for those who can't afford cochlear implants. he received one when he was a kid. fox45 is committed to bringing you stories that are meaningful and impact your lives. that's why we're asking for your help in shaping the type of newscast you'd like to see. go to our website

we're checking with our sources from the u.s. navy over at the pentagon, certainly with the fbi, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms as well as the d.c. police department. tom fuentes, our c nchlnn law enforcement analyst has been helping us. and just to update you, if you're not familiar with this area of the washington -- in the washington, d.c., area, the u.s. navy yard is right in the district of columbia. it's not very far away from capitol hill. you can see the navy yard at the bottom of your screen. it's not very far away, the white house not very far away either. it's very close. it's literally right next door to washington national park, the home of the washington national's baseball team and right across the street from the reagan international airport here in washington, d.c. all of the area has been basically shut down around the navy yard. so we're trying to get all of the latest information for you right now. let's bring in david katz. what goes through your mind? >> well, this is going to be an extremely chaotic si

they're able to do it but what i'm saying is we're on a course to take our navy down to the smallest it has been since world war i. we're taking our army back down to the size it was before world war ii. and our air force smalling than it has ever been. we have a third of our air force grounded for a couple months ye. we've got some real problems with our readiness. we need to address that we need to get rid of sequestration. we need to give the troops the money they need for training and for readiness so when they get called upon to do missions like this, they are able to do it and carry it out without putting them, their own lives in jeopardy. martha: congressman, i hope you will come back when you get closer to making a decision how you will vote on this and come see us again. we'll be watching. thank you, sir. >> thank you, martha. bill: so you got that battle on. there is another battle with the president pulling out the big guns in a pr blitz over obamacare that begins october 1st, former president, the super bowl champs are selling this idea. how much the white house is now spe

navy. >>> on our website ktvu.com, you will find continuing coverage of the navy yard shooting. our home page under hot topics. >>> time 5:35. the clock keeps ticking towards another possible bart strike. look at the clock. their -- there are now 22 days left till the 60-day cooling off period begins. the labor dispute is set to resume 9:00 this morning with talks. no real sign of progress. and there's growing concern now the two sides will not reach a deal in time to avoid a new strike. governor brown says he will not intervene when the court ordered cooling off period ends on october 10. bart workers could possibly go on strike the very next day. >>> this morning a child is recovering after being hit by flying glass during a shooting in oakland. it happened in broad daylight yesterday afternoon on 27th avenue in the the city's fruitvale neighborhood. a mother and her little boy were sitting in a car. stray bullets shattered the car windows. one neighbor who rushed to help the child has lived in oakland for the past 35 years. she said the violence in her neighborhood is bad and

. >> for us -- and for people in the navy yard knowing that could have been our building is pretty terrifying. >> navy yard employees watching the surveillance tape found it surreal. some want the navy to be more careful about background checks and clearances and monitoring people with possible mental problems. >> if we notice something that's wrong with them, mood swings, etc, i think everyone is aware and will be more conscious of that. >> there are some other tragedies have have occurred that you would not expect to occur in this country and we really don't know why. there's evil in the world too. so some of it is just chalk it up to evil. >> well law enforcement officials say their analysis of the shooter's laptop and electronic media indicate that he was prepared to die. they found no evidence he was targeting specific people in his workplace. >> tonight a memorial for the navy yard victims wrapped up a short time ago at mount carmel baptist church. during the service community leaders remembered the victims. they talked about the need to end gun violence. >> isn't it time for us to step

it happened in our nation's capital. the washington navy yard, a complex of buildings a short distance from the u.s. capitol. tonight, at least 13 people are dead, including the gunman. police say another dozen are injured. questions remain surrounding the alleged shooter's motive, who reportedly had a grudge against the navy. when the news first broke this morning, no one knew what this was. confusion and chaos bringing the city to an absolute standstill. here's what that looked like. >> breaking news right now. security forces have just entered the building in search of a gunman who remains at large. this is an active shooting. it's here in washington, d.c. [ sirens ] >> we are hearing multiple shots being fired right now. we did hear that there is an officer down. so, we don't know if this officer down is one of the three folks we heard that was shot, but again, just seconds ago, we heard multiple shots being fired and then officer down. >> it seems right now people are rattled, but right now there's still a heavy police presence, s.w.a.

we send our thoughts and prayers to all at the navy yard who have been touched by this tragedy. we thank them for their service. we stand with families of those who have been harmed. they're going to need our love and support. and as we learn more about the courageous americans who died today, their lives, their families, patriotism, we will honor their service to the nation. they helped to make great. obviously we're going to be investigating thoroughly what happened, as we do so many of these shootings, sadly, that have happened. and do everything that we can to try to prevent them. now, in recent weeks much of our attention has been focused on the events in syria. the horrible use of chemical weapons on innocent people, including children, the need for a firm response from the international community, and over the weekend we took an important step in that direction towards moving syria's chemical weapons, under international control so they can be destroyed. if properly implemented, this agreement could end the threat of these weapons not only to the syrian people but to the w

jobs, doing what they loved -- in this case, the unheralded work that keeps our country strong and our navy the finest fleet in the world. these patriots doing their work that they were so proud of, and who have now been taken away from us by unspeakable violence. once more we come together to mourn the lives of beauty and to comfort the wonderful families who cherished them. once more we pay tribute to all who rushed towards the danger, who risked their lives so others might live, and who are in our prayers today, including officer scott williams. once more our hearts are broken. once more we ask why. once more we seek strength and wisdom through god's grace. you and your families, this navy family, are still in the early hour of your grief. and i'm here today to say that there is nothing routine about this tragedy. there is nothing routine about your loss. your loved ones will not be forgotten. they will endure in the hearts of the american people and in the hearts of the navy that they helped to keep strong, and the hearts of their coworkers and their friends and their neighbors. "i want

it happened in our nation's capital. the washington navyrom the u.s. capitol. tonight, at least 13 people are dead, including the gunman. police say another dozen are injured. questions remain surrounding the alleged shooter's motive, who reportedly had a grudge against the navy. when the news first broke this morning, no one knew what this was. confusion and chaos bringing the city to an absolute standstill. here's what that looked like. >> breaking news right now. security forces have just entered the building in search of a gunman who remains at large. this is an active shooting. it's here in washington, d.c.

right now, what i can tell you is our initial call came in for a shooting on the navy yard. it came in shortly after 8:15. there was a request for metropolitan police department assistance. our units were on the scene, active shooter teams were deployed and deployed on base within seven minutes of the first calm coming in. multiple active shooter teams from the metropolitan police department, park police, u.s. marshals, eventually also fbi have been inside the base since that time. right now, and this is very, very preliminary, we have one mpd officer who was shot in engagement with the shooter inside of the navy yard. we have one shooter that we believed involved in in that is deceased. we also have other casualties. i will not give a confirmed number at this time, but i'd say we have multiple victims inside that are deceased. we'll get updates once we have the numbers confirmed. the big concern for us right now is that we potentially have two other shooters that we have not located at this point. so right now, all's we have on those potential other shooters, and this is not

regulators could decide by the end of the year on a winner. >>> in our mailbag lots of storm and stress over those just released photos of the navy yard shooter aaron alexis. our facebook page blew up as we heard from some of you who really felt they were too disturbing for social media and some like kathy raymond said we did the right thing taking them down. thanks for listening. those photos were upsetting. some like to see that stuff, but it's much better to add a link so those of us who don't want to see it don't have to, but a lot of you were more like terry dobbins who said we had nothing to apologize for. you guys did nothing wrong. it's the news. if you can't handle news, don't like the page. it's important stuff. we got similar sentiments from william wolfe, albeit a little more passionate shall we say. really? a picture of the gunman is so insulting and sickening. this is what's wrong with our country. you've turned into wimps. you won't take the chance of offending anybody unless you were directly involved in the shooting, what open wounds has anyone endured to where you can't handle or see the truth. don't you dare ap

navy family. there is an tack on our family. and i was just at the washington nationals parking lot we're bringing in people from the navy yard. most concerns from their co-workers worrying about where they are. how they're doing. >> any idea why this building was targeted?. >> i can't say anything because it's that, an ongoing investigation. so anything about why it happened there i can't comment on. >> greta: what goes on in that build something. >> it's the naval sea systems building. we design ships there. we do a lot of it work there. information technology work there. it's a group that designs, builds and repairs our ship autos what do you say to -- every time i'm part of these stories think if i'm in a position of leadership what in the world do you tell the families who suffered unthinkable today? >> well, our hearts were you. that this was an attack on the whole family z that we grief with you. we'll be there for you. as time passes. that, this unexplainable. it's unimaginable. but together as a family is the way to get