it was a great job by the officers of taraval, the responding officers with the mta and some of the forensic work done by csi. it was very good. also there was an arson arrest made and there was another arrest of note where officers arrested another person for incidental offense and checking his cellphone discovered videos of pit bull breeding and we were able to identify the parties in that through some community help and two of the three suspects are in custody with a felony warrant out for the third suspect. that sends a pretty clear message on how we feel about fighting dogs. then there was an arson back on september 11th. it's been a while. that suspect was taken into custody because sometimes those turn into serial things. besides being down officers, they are at the right place. although 123 officers retired. there is about half that will attend the temple. we'll be graduating an academy class in the morning. we like to do the whole circle of life thing. this is a movie. as the younger officers come in, the 238 recruit class, captain moez ar can't get them in here fast enough. also it

here's the map on a section of the beach near taraval street. the medical examiner says the was inside a running shoe and had been in the water for a while. there was no sign of the rest of the body. authorities say the shoe was a green and black puma running shoe size 11 1/2. >>> fear and chaos. that's what unfolded in d.c. today when a gunman opened fire in the washington navy yard this morning. 13 people are dead including the suspected gunman. 34-year-old aaron alexis. police are still looking for other potential suspects. nbc bay area's steve handelsman is live in washington, d.c., and steve, that suspected gunman was a military contractor? >> reporter: indeed. maybe even currently before he lost his life or took his own life here today. police haven't said which one it is, jessica, but it was fear, chaos and death here at the washington navy yard. just now, they're re-opening some of the streets. you can see behind me a few cars moving but thousands of people still reportedly in the bay being processed out. while the fbi tries to figure ou