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If you go to tab two right there. dated september 27, and it is to maryland. let me just read a couple of pieces here. there are inherent security risks with not having all protested in a single environment. the system requires rapid development and release of hot fixes and patches so it is not easily available or stable during the duration of the testing. secondly the security contractor has not been able to test all the security controls in one complete version of the system. and if you look in the first part which is most troubling of all, it says due to system readiness issues, the securit...

Guard at the navy yard. he served three years as a security contractor in iraq. his daughter megan echoes what jessica gaarde said. >> i don't want people to remember him as a victim. because he never was in hi life and he never will be. he's strong. i want him to be known as a dad above a victim of a shooting. because he was a great dad for all of us. >> well, michael arnold was a graduate of the naval academy, an avid pilot. he was building his own plane that he hoped to fly to go visit his mom. he wanted to do it before he turned 60. michael arnold was killed yesterday at the age of 59. joh...

And she would do anything for anyone she loved. >> that's jessica garde talking with her father about her mom kathy gaarde. kathy was 62 years old, killed yesterday. a huge fan of the washington capitals hockey team. she loved hall oates, the bee gees. she counted birds for the local audubon society. she was a few months away from her retirement. she was killed yesterday at the age of 62. we'll have more about the life of of of kathy gaarde later in the program. we've also learned about others. mike ridgell was 52, a security guard at the navy yard. he served three years as a security contract...

Few minutes ago. it seemed like what may have happened in terms of his weapons is he showed up with a shotgun, blasted his way in far enough to then claim other weapons from other people who he attacked on his way in. do you have any sense of how far he would be able to get if he didn't have a badge to get in? would he be up against armed guards or people who could repel an invasion before that point? >> oh, absolutely. i think it's probably likely at this point. so, the security contractor he was working for, he did sort of basic i.t. work. but this basic work involved going through the navy ...

Tonight, we don't know whether those things would have gotten him in the door. we heard from people just moments ago that it seemed like what may have happened in terms of his weapons is he showed up with a shotgun, blasted his way in far enough to then claim other weapons from other people who he attacked on his way in. do you have any sense of how far he would be able to get if he didn't have a badge to get in? would he be up against armed guards or people who could repel an invasion before that point? >> oh, absolutely. i think it's probably likely at this point. so, the security contractor...