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

like mary francis knight. devoted to her daughters and who had just recently watched with joy as her older daughter got married. they were doting grandparents like john johnson. always smiling, giving bear hugs to his ten grandchildren and who would have welcomed his 11th grandchild this fall. these are not statistics. they are the lives that have been taken from us. this is how far a single act of violence can ripple. a husband has lost his wife. wives have lost their husbands. sons and daughters have lost their moms and their dads. little children have lost their grandparents. hundreds in our communities have lost a neighbor. and thousands here have lost a friend. as has been mentioned for one family, the daniels family, old wounds are ripped open again. priscilla's lost arthur, her husband of 30 years. only a few years ago, as mayor gray indicated, another shooting took the life of their son, just 14 years old. i can't believe this is happening again, priscilla says. these families have endured a shattering

theodore, when you think about mary francis knight, getting that promotion just moving there it must have been a time of celebration. and to end like this, i'm so sorry. how has the past day been like for your family? >> i think nightmare would be a short term. as family spokesperson, it's been extremely difficult to witness her mother and father go through this. her father is retired special forces. she leaves behind her mother and her father and two young daughters, not even 30 years of age. so it has been quite difficult. >> and obviously with her parents, you never think that will happen to your child, that you'll outlive your child. how did you find out, theodore? how did the family find out what happened to mary? i'll ask you the question i asked selma when you heard the news you thought i need to get in touch with her. i'm sure she's fine. there's no way she'll be part of the 12 and yet obviously she was >> yes. we found out yesterday evening about 5 minutes to 9:00 eastern time. and we have a very kind of quote unquote regimented family where we talk and facetime. it's very -

went down to the end of my corridor, mary was laying on the ground. >> mary francis knight was john weaver's boss. >> he looked all business, you could see the jaw clenched. when he looked at her, he looked straight at her, clenched that jaw, and just boom. like -- you know. it was kind of look just business to him it seemed. >> a dozen innocent dead. a harsh reality that still has this grown man trembling as he talks. >> the people he killed were so nice. they did not deserve to die a horrible death like they did. it was -- it was tragic. >> for "nightline," jim avila, in washington. >> our thanks to jim. coming up next in the jungles of india, these tigers are under threat. but it's not for the reason you would think. cheryl burke is cha-cha-ing in depend silhouette briefs for charity, to prove that with soft fabric and waistband, the best protection looks, fits, and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try for yourself. step 1 -- study the competition. step 2 -- get angry. they're boring. 3 -- make a car from scratch the dodge way. steps 4 through 28 -- recall 100 years of kno

mary francis knight. frank edwin kohler. vishnu pandit. 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 her wheelchair and she wat

. >> reporter: there is also 51-year-old mary francis knight, 5 2-year-old richard ridgell, frank kohler, arthur daniels, 58-year-old gerald read, and vishnu pandit, a husband, father and grandfather, who loved his family and his dog. and his job. >> he loved the navy. he has devoted his life to the navy for 30-plus years. >> reporter: 12 lives lived fully and stolen in one senseless moment. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> from this terrible tragedy this almost unbearable loss in washington, we turn now once again to this desperate situation we have been covering in the state of colorado where nearly a week in now, the full scope of the damage is just now coming to light. and tonight, we are getting our first look at some of the places cut off entirely from the rest of the world as the search for hundreds of people still missing continues. our national correspondent, kate snow, is in boulder, colorado, again for us tonight. kate, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the rescue missions continue tonight and throughout the state of colorado and so many places. this is th

. >> reporter: there is also mary francis knight, frank kohler, arthur daniels who had five children and nine grandchildren, gerald read, and vihnu pandit. >> he loved the navy. he has devoted his life to the navy. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> and the navy yard shooting is renewing a push for action by lawmakers. gun control advocates including president obama are urging congress to act. >> we do not have a firm enough background check system. it is something that makes us more vulnerable to these kinds of mass shootings. i have now in the wake of newtown initiated a whole range of executive actions. we've put in place every executive action that i proposed right after newtown happened. so i've taken steps that are within my control. the next phase now is for congress to go ahead and move. >> a bipartisan gun reform package failed in april and by all accounts it would fail again today. majority leader harry reid says they don't have 60 votes for the deal crafted by senators joe manchin and pat toomey. >>> now a look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics.

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they were loving mothers like mary francis knight, devoted to her daughters, and who had just watched with joy as her older daughter got married. they were doting grandparents like john johnson, always smiling, giving bear hugs to his ten grandchildren and who would have welcomed his 11th grandchild this fall. these are not statistics. they are the lives that have been taken from us. this is how far a single act of violence can ripple. a husband has lost his wife. wives have lost their husbands. sons and daughters have lost their moms and their dads. little children have lost their grandparents. hundreds in our communities have lost a neighbor, and thousands here have lost a friend. as has been mentioned for one family, the daniels family, old wounds are opened again. priscilla lost her husband, only 30 years ago another shooting took the life of their son, only 14 years old. i can't believe this is happening again, priscilla says. these families have endured a shattering tragedy. it out to be a shock to all of us as a nation and as a people. it ought to upset us. it ought to lead to

mary francis knight, 51-years-old, she taught at a neighbor community college like michael arnold, martin bodrogge taught sunday school for preschoolers in winter time helped shovel driveways for elderly neighbors. he was the kind of person you'd want as a neighbor. he leaves a wife of 23 years and three daughters. martin bodrogge was 54. arthur daniels lived right here in southeast washington. he and his wife police sill loo had five children, nine grand. he worked as a handyman in building 197. arthur was 51-years-old. we still don't know much about sylvia phrasier. she was 53. we hope to learn more about her in the dies ahead and gerald read was a systems analyst. he had two masters degrees, worked in risk management at the navy yard. loved books about the civil war. he had three labrador retreefrs, an irish setter and two cats. quite a menagery there. we hon fwhor them all tonight. today, so did official walk. [ music playing ] [ playing taps ] the bugler playing "taps" they laid a wreath on pennsylvania avenue. secretary haggle ordered a review of security measures at bases around th

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

. >> tonight, family and friends will hold services for mary francis knight. and we are respecting their request that the media not attend. earlier in the day, we were welcomed outside services for john johnson and as scott broom reports, mourners were encouraged to put aside their anger. >> a good man like this was taken away. a senseless act. >> age 76 was the oldest navy yard shooting victim and to hear the hundreds who turned out to remember him at lutheran church in gaithersburg today, he was also happy. johnson was a career logistics analyst. he loved the job and the people he worked with. he was renowned for giving big bear hugs. >> we loved it. >> johnson was the father of four adult daughters and nine grandchildren. his family insisted there be no ill will toward aaron alexis and his family. mourners imagined johnson would have hugged his killer. >> it's senseless. when you met a guy like john and realize that john would put his arms around that guy. >> no ill will, that's what they said. no ill will. there is strength for us. >> in his remarks, the s

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

mary francis knight was 51 years old, lived in restton, virginia and her mother says she was promoted at naval sea systems command. mary francis worked in cyber security for a long time and as an adjunct professor in northern virginia. john roger johnson was the oldest victim, died a few weeks shy of his 74th birthday, working as a logistics analyst. johnson was married with four adult daughters. >> my husband was wonderful. wonderful man. he was always happy. always positive. he never had a bad word to say about anybody. loved the world. loved life. loved his space. and just proud to be an american. >> marty was 54 years old, former navy officer, graduated in 1981. he was married for 25 years and the father of three daughters. >> so sad to hear. >> mike, what's the latest on the wounded? how are they doing now? >> three at a local hospital doing well. a woman shot in the head who miraculously did not require surgery is already asking her doctors about getting out of the hospital. a woman wounded in her shoulder had surgery and was described earlier in fair condition, alert and respon

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 yesterd

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arthur daniels, mary francis knight. gerald read. martin bodrog. sylva frasier. sylva was 53 and loved 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, yo

that would be the family of mary francis knight pictured here. she taught classes as a virginia community college professor or teacher, in addition to her work at the navy yard she just celebrated her daughter's wedding three months ago. >> i think nightmare would be a short-term. as family spokesman, it's been extremely difficult to witness her mother and father go through this. her father is retired special forces. she leaves behind her parents and two young daughters not even 30 years of age so it has been quite difficult. >> other victims was a sunday schoolteacher and 22-year navy veteran. his family says he was often wearing a boston bruins jersey and shorts even in the snow walking his dog and helping shovel driveways for his elderly neighbors. >> everything about marty just a great guy, you know, wonderful person, you know, father. >> and there were 62-year-old woman an animal lover and hockey fan nearing retirement. her husband says when he first heard the reports of the shooting he thought surely his wife was okay. after all, 3,000 peop

but mary francis knight tells outfront that her family was not notified. and says this only adds to their loss. >>> the war crimes conviction against charles taylor has been upheld. the ruling by a u.n. backed court confirms the 50-year jail sentence taylor was given last year for encouraging rebels in sierra leone to murder and rape victims. this has never happened before. many officials are calling for bashar al assad to be tried for war crime. the criminal court prosecutor says that isn't going to happen. he said he would have to get a referral from the security council which would not happen. >>> the merits of eating fish may not be all they're cracked up to be. a new study found that women over 60 with higher levels of omega three fatty acids did not have better memory or cognitive skills than people with lower levels of omega. the researchers say it is not a definitive answer. no scientific answer ever is. there will be another one coming out in a couple days but more research is need before you dismiss your fish. meaning this is not reason to indulg

francis 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 facility in the heart of the nation's capital? security exper

mary francis knight was the daughter of a green beret. as an it contractor she taught as a nearby community college. like michael arnold, martin bodrog taught sunday school for preschoolers and in wintertime helped shovel driveways for neighbors. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters as well. martin was 54. arthur daniels lived right here in southeast washington. he and his wife priscilla had five kids, nine grandchildren. what a family. he worked as a handyman in building 197. arthur was 51. sylvia frasier was the second youngest of seven kids. her sister told the "washington post" we have to forgive the gunman. we can't become bitter. silvia frasier was 53. gerald read spent much of his career in military law enforcement and as a systems analyst. he had two masters degrees. worked in risk management at the navy yard. loved books about the civil war and loved animals. he had three rescue labrador retrievers, a irish setter and two cats. >>> as we said at the top, we do have breaking news on two fronts. how the gunman got a shotgun

. >> michael arnold, frank kohler, vishnu pandit, mary francis knight, sylvia frasier, gerald l. read and kenneth bernard proctor all victims of this inexplicable tragedy. >> and wolf, you know, lee additional people, they were shot but they survived. we can tell you that as of last night, one of the three was able to leave the hospital, two remain in the hospital at had point. wolf? >> our hearts go out to those families. what a sad story. renee, thank you for that. we're going to have more on breaking news we're following. that 14-year-old girl found alive in georgia. a news conference clayton county georgia, police will be briefing us together with the fbi. this is right outside of atlanta, this 14-year-old girl has been found. >>> also, the flooding is over and now the clean-up is under way, but many in colorado are reeling from the damage and the dollar figures. much more on that, as well. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking b

mary francis knight was the daughter of a green beret. as an it contractor she taught as a nearby community college. 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

they are arthur daniels, mary francis knight, gerald l. reed, martin bodrog and richard michael regel. i want 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

they were loving mothers -- like mary francis knight, devoted to her daughters, and who had just recently watched with joy as her older daughter got married. they were doting grandparents -- like john johnson, always smiling, giving bear hugs to his 10 grandchildren, and who would have welcomed his 11th grandchild this fall. these are not statistics. they are the lives that have been taken from us. this is how far a single act of violence can ripple. a husband has lost his wife. wives have lost their husbands. sons and daughters have lost their moms and their dads. little children have lost their grandparents. hundreds in our communities have lost a neighbor, and thousands here have lost a friend. as has been mentioned, for one family, the daniels family, old wounds are ripped open again. priscilla has lost arthur, her husband of 30 years. only a few years ago, as mayor gray indicated, another shooting took the life of their son, just 14 years old. "i can't believe this is happening again," priscilla says. so these families have endured a shattering tragedy. it ought to be a shock to us a

the brother-in-law of mary francis knight, one of the 12 victims, say he didn't know the fbi was going to release surveillance video showing alexis going through the halls of building 197 during his rampage. i've decided not to show the video again because at this point, it's just gratuitous. it's chilling. this family is not the only group criticizing the fbi's decision to release part of that tape. cnn's crime and justice correspondent joe johns is with us now to discuss this. tell us more, joe. >> carol, it's not surprising that there would be complaints about the release of the video as insensitive to the families. you have that one family member saying he was in total shock after seeing it. a navy official also complained that release of this video was unnecessary and gratuitous. but law enforcement officials from the navy, including the naval criminal investigative service, have been closely involved in all the public disclosure of information up to now. also important to say our sources said there was more disturbing video that was not released. law enforcement authorities have

francis knight. 58-year-old gerald l. read. 54-year-old martin bodrog. 52-year-old richard michael ridgell. president obama has ordered flags to remain 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 employ

. >> mary francis knight is a proud mother. her oldest daughter was married less than two weeks ago and spent considerable time helping plan the wedding. gerald read was a grandfather and civil war buff. before going to work at navy sea systems command, he rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the army. sylvia frasier made sure the computer network was secure, but her family heard she was injury and then found out she had died. her sister said so matter what, they have to forgive. martin bodrog was known for being an opposing figure, but smile could win people over including the 3-year-olds he taught bible study. mike ridgell served for three years before becoming a private contractor. he coached his daughter's softball teams and known to sprinkle a trail of powdered sugar through the house so his kids would think santa and his reindeer had just visited during christmas. we'll be right back. >> here's your forecast on this wednesday. a clear crisp day on wednesday. zero travel concerns. they are dealing with tropical shower

they were loving mothers, like mary francis knight, devoted to her daughters and who had just recently watched with joy as their older daughter got married . they were doting grandparents, like john johnson, always smiling. giving bear hugs to 10 grandchildren and who would have welcomed his 11th grandchild this fall. these are not statistics. they are the lives that have been taken from us. this is how far a single act of violence can ripple. a husband has lost his wife. wives have lost their husbands. sons and daughters have lost their moms and their dads. little children have lost their grandparents. hundreds in our communities have lost a neighbor and thousands here have lost a friend. as has been mentioned for one family, the daniels family, old wounds are ripped open again. y cilia -- pricilla lost arthur, her husband, and only a few years ago, another shooting took the life of their son, just 14 years old. i can't believe this is appening again, pricilla said. these families have endured a shattering tragedy. if ought to be a shock to all of s as a nation and as a people. it oug

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 as king oyster at the st. mary's county oyster festival, welcoming visitors to the celebration. i live in t

mary francis knight. frank edwin kohler. vishnu pandit. kenneth bernard proctor. gerald eugene read. ♪nd richard michael rigdell. almighty father, strong to save, whose arm hath bound the restless wave, who bidd'st the mighty ocean deep its own appointed limits keep o hear us when we cry to thee ♪or those in peril on the sea. [taps] ♪ [chorus sings the battle hymn of the republic] his truth is marching on. amen. amen. ♪ she talks about her role within the agricultural department and her duties as chair of the council of inspector general on integrity and efficiency. after that, "washington journal their co-later in the day that two: 30 eastern, live on capitol hill for a homeland security meeting on human trafficking. >> this week on q&a, phyllis fong, and the chair of the objectivity and efficiency. >> phyllis fong, what's an inspector general? >> an inspector general is a public official whose responsibility it is to review the operations of that inspector general's agency, to make sure that programs are delivered effectively and with integrity. >> what