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Chairman Martin Dempsey placing a wreath at the Memorial Plaza honoring the victims. The investigation is moving quickly and heres what we can report at this hour. We have new video tonight and this is a big development, gunman aaron alexis car, towed away from the Washington Hotel where he was staying just before the massacre. Theyre obviously looking to see if they can find any evidence there. In august, alexis told police he was hearing voices in his head. And just three days ago, alexis visi...

Took care of her aging mom until her mom died just last year at the age of 94. she also loved professional ice hockey. for years they had season tickets to the washington capitals. she had a soft spot in her heart for animals. we feel its essential really to remember those whose lives have been taken, to remember the people that they were, the lives that they lived. people who innocently went to work yesterday morning never to return again to their families. in their grief today, douglas gaarde ...

People they were. the lives that they lived. people who innocently went to work yesterday morning never to return again to their families. in their grief, douglas gaarde and his daughter jessica spoke to us about kathy. what do you want people to know about kathy? >> i guess what i want them to know most about her what a caring person she was, particularly how she cared about her family. some mentioned she took care of her mother who was living with us for ten years. she moved in when she was ab...

But the difference between an injustice collector who does only that and an injustice collector who is dangerous is if someone incurs a grievance or an injustice and their response to that is very disproportional to what the grievance was, in other words in 2004 he thought he was disrespected by the construction workers, rather than come out and get into an argument with them, what did he do? he took out a gun and he shot tires. so used a deadly weapon to react to them. that is a dangerous injus...

People who innocently went to work yesterday morning never to return again to their families. in their grave today, douglas gaarde and his daughter spoke to us about kathy. >> what do you want people to know about kathy? >> i guess what i want them to know most about her what a caring person she was, particularly how she cared about her family. as i mentioned, we took care or she took care of her mother whos lived with us for ten years. she moved here when she was about 85, lived here until she ...

Welcome back to our live coverage here from washington, d.c. every one of the 12 people killed yesterday was obviously a special person, special to ones that they loved and were loved by in return. kathy gaarde was 62 years old. she lived in woodbridge, virginia with her husband of 38 years. theyd been together for 43 years. douglas gaarde told me that kathy was a devoted daughter, took care of her aging mom until her mom died just lat year at the age of 94. she also loved professional ice hocke...

Yesterday. and again tonight trying to focus as much as we can on the people who lost their lives. next more on how someone with such a collection of red flags managed to get and keep a security clearance. and later, remembering a mom and a wife. my interview with jessica and douglas gaarde about a remarkable woman and the emptiness felt theyll never quite fill. >> i dont know where my wife goes now. she was my partner. we had plans to do things. and now its gone. but do you really? [ female a...

0 god in my life very close. but im not going through this alone. thats a comfort. >> rick and kay, its been such an honor and privilege to do this interview. thank you for letting me do it. and my heart goes out to you. its a heart-breaking story. >> theres hope. >> but there is hope. >> so important that people know, no matter how desperate their despair there is hope, and not to give up. >> thank you both very much indeed. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. -- captions by vitac -- www....

0 samuel, who david lost a son. he said he will not come back to me but i will go to him. and that is the hope of heaven that we have. and that has strength then us even through the darkest day. david says when i go through the vail of the shadow of death, wherever theres a shadow theres a light. and so the key to walking through the vail of the shadow of death is to turn your back on the shadow which is scary and look at the light. and thats how you get through it. >> do you feel hes here now? ...

0 alone. thats a comfort. >> rick and kay, its been such an honor and privilege to do this interview. thank you for letting me do it. and my heart goes out to you. its a heart-breaking story. >> theres hope. >> but there is hope. >> so important that people know, no matter how desperate their despair there is hope, and not to give up. >> thank you both very much indeed. >> thank you. >> thank you. good evening, welcome to "360." right down the street from the washington navy yard. there is bre...