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>> he was staying at a hotel not far from the navy yard. fbi investigators were there last thit and thnight and they looking into what he did in the final hours before making his way into the navy yard. he did not use a stolen id to get into the base. he used the cat access card to get into the base. but then he had to shoot his way in. >> good afternoon. >> and i think we are going to go now and listen into the news conference right now. >> we wanted to take a moment to

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Gunman, 34-year-old aaron alexis, what will be the next step in the investigation? here on the phone is former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. good morning. what is the first thing officers do today when they return to the navy yard? >> the investigation, even though the situation happened yesterday, it is continuing on today. there is a lot of unanswered questions that police currently have in terms of the suspect, the shooter. one, the most important question is how was it that he was able to gain access to the navy base? so the viewers know, there is about three different ways you can ...

Card. that allowed him to drive that vehicle onto the knavy very hard. he would have then had to have some sort of other access card to get inside the building. officials are now telling us that he essentially shot his way. >> shot his way, yeah. >> reporter: inside the building. >> that's what we're hearing. craig, i'm curious, you worked here in washington, you've covered washington. these are the time of events, frankly, we all fear living in washington, that there's -- because we're the capital, that it could be a magnet frankly for crazies to come and do something. here we ended up with o...

People that work in that building. those people themselves have a building access badge. they have something that they go through a turnstile, they swipe a badge, they show an officer their i.d. so, there's a picture on there. they have to show a visual confirmation to an officer that they are who they are swiping in to be. and then they can access the building. well, you also mentioned visitors. basically, anyone who has a common access card, which is a card that most members of the military, many d.o.d., department of defense officials have, if they have that card, they can access the navy y...