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Action. they didn't take him to court-martial. at the same time, in the civilian sector, he's getting into trouble for gun offenses but he's not convicted of any of those offenses. so the military decides, we're told, they want him to get out of the military, that he's not suitable for service. but because he's not convicted of anything, they can't discharge him under the most onerous of penalizing circumstances. they can't give him a dishonorable discharge. nothing he did that he was ever charged with rose to that level. so they eventually wound up giving him an honorable discharge, an early ...

There's a person who's an analyst, there's a person who's in i.t. security. and we know that the shooter alexis actually told a woman here in washington, d.c. that he worked in i.t. security although we haven't been able to flesh that out very much. so a big question here as to whether there was some relationship between the victims and the shooters and if that might have had anything to do with the motivation. >> what about the fact we know he was staying here recently at a hotel not far from where we're standing. he was a military contractor. that begs the question whether or not he had prop...

Welcome back to "new day," everyone. we are continuing our coverage this morning of the naval yard shooting in washington, d.c. authorities still searching, of course, this morning for clues as to what motivated a 34-year-old military contractor to kill 12 people and injure another eight before he was fatally shot. we're just learning more about aaron alexis's troubled past. we are now learning in addition to his other arrests that he was arrested in 2008 in georgia on disorderly conduct. this on top of the arrests in ft. worth, texas and another arrest in a gun-related incident in seattle. mr...

That the navy was deploying immediately cease to be used. this is obviously of great concern. we sent a letter to the inspector general asking for the report to be made public to congress so we can begin the process of reviewing, did this contribute and did this have an impact on what occurred yesterday. >> the suspect in this case was a military contractor and a lot of people are now asking questions about why private contractors are allowed access to some highly secure facilities. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is joining us right now. barbara, how does a man like this get, a, to b...

Vo:remember to changew that oil is the it on schedule toy car. keep your car healthy. show your car a little love with an oil change starting at $19.95. i'm wolf blitzer here in washington. we're following the breaking news, the shooting rampage here at the washington navy yard. here are some of the latest developments right now. just about an hour or so ago, the mayor of washington, d.c., vincent gray, announced the death of another victim, bringing the total to 13 people, including the gunman. 12 victims, plus the gunman. he's now been identified as 34-year-old aaron alexis, a u.s. militar...