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Soldiers and wounded 16, before turning the gun on himself. >> there was injuries to the spine, the neck, chest wounds, abdominal wounds. >> reporter: among them, major patrick miller and sergeant keisha fountain, who tried to talk to the shooter but was shot in the stomach. emerging from this tragedy are stories of true heroism, including that of a female military police officer who confronted the shooter directly. and there is some good news. so far five of those soldiers who were injured have...

With prosecutors. she is actually from the prosecutors office. she spent eight years there before she was appointed as a judge this past fall. so theyre saying because of her close ties to the prosecutors office, thats one reason that she may have some bias and may for whatever reason make rulings in their favor. they also talked about her being facebook friends with some of the prosecutors. but if that were the standard, she couldnt hear any cases from that county prosecutors office because eve...

I would say dont rely so much on the photograph, mr. bush. look at the photograph. take that as a starting point and then just paint more with your imagination. and the backgrounds could have stuff too. paint the 2000 election. paint yourself landing on the aircraft carrier. let us see your world. >> jerry salts, giving tips to the former president. enjoying this. sir, come back. >> love to. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. now to this. 18 years ago a plane crashed, killed 230 people. no one kn...

That, officials said they intended to "develop a scientifically-based list of behavioral be ind caters of potential violence" and that the military and the fbi would work together to, again, im quoting "strengthen our understanding of the insider threat," meaning someone obviously inside that base. are we behind on our understanding of that? organization more on finding ways to take that information and turn it into practical action? >> well, first of all, theres no real litmus test for whos goi...

Cleared. how could they do that so quickly? its only been a few weeks and they came from more than a dozen different countries. >> well, they asked basically the individual countries to do the clearance on most of those. the malaysians didnt check the backgrounds on those people, check out who they lived with, their relatives and things like that. that would have been tune the individual nations and china, for instance, very much on board with that. they did, im told, a very thorough job of goin...

Disappeared. senior international correspondent nic robertson joins us with more from kuala lumpur. hi, nic. >> reporter: hi, carol. what were seeing is a correlation between the actions that have been taken by malaysian airlines to improve security on board their aircraft which is one of the key things that is when one of the two pilots leaves the cockpit, another senior member of staff must go into the cockpit to keep that remaining pilot company. a single pilot not allowed to be inside the co...

Department of transportation, mary schiavo is here. welcome, mary. >> thank you, carol. investigators in malaysia came out and said they have cleared all 237 passengers on board that plane. does that surprise you? >> well, no. it takes a long time to do that many people. clear that many persons and do their backgrounds and check all sorts of things out about them but if they have been working diligently, thats good. that was a lot of work. its good that was done. what remains to be done is to cl...

Flight 370 a, quote, criminal act. they also added z that they had cleared all 239 passengers aboard the plane. theyre centering their investigation on the cockpit, on those two men at the controls. dr. marry ellen otoole is a former senior fbi profiler. she joins me live from washington. welcome. >> thank you. >> does it seem unusual that malaysian investigators have managed to clear all 237 passengers on board in three weeks? >> well, it depends on the amount of manpower that they had to condu...

Look at specifically? >> sure. in terms of the psychological backgrounds, that would include mental health issues as well, theyd be looking for any kind of possible motive. i would break it down into four categories, political, religious, lone wolf, suicidal. they would be looking for information in each passengers background that would give them a sense as to whether or not a person had been generating some sort of ideation about strong political motives or thoughts, the same with religious tho...

370, why the backgrounds of the jet liners pilots are coming more and more into play. our next guest explains. >> we are concerned about is to know where our relatives are. as for the rescue operation, they keep changes. they said the plane was in the south china sea, then the indian ocean. and now they say they found some suspected wreckage from satellite images. these are all lies. we feel like were fooled by all these lies all these days. ♪