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it is clear tonight that the u.s. military s background check did not work when it came to the shooter at the navy yard in washington. and president obama said that the mass shooting proves that the country needs better mental health screening for gun buyers. he was briefed today by the attorney general. he wanted security for all federal agencies and conducting on the security program. more from washington. reporter: today, after the killing and chaos, a solemn tribute. defense secretary, chuck hagel, laying a wreath. 1 dead, including the shooter, all civilians, 14 wounded. to conduct an investigation about the activities and contacts of mr. alexis. reporter: a navy contractor, alexis used a valid pass to entered navy yard. he entered building 197 and opened fire. we have officers who heroically went into a building, witnessing multiple casualties, and continued to pursue and engage a gunman who was determined to kill as many people as possible. reporter: offici
AcapulcoGuerreroMexicoFort-collinsColoradoUnited-statesGlendale-schoolWashingtonBrazilChinaBeijingCalifornia it s clear that background checks didn t work when it came to the shooter at the navy yard in washington. and president obama said today the mass shooting proves the country needs better mental health screening for gun buyers. the president briefed tuesday bite fbi and the attorney general. the white house order aid review of security at all federal agencies. mike has more. reporter: a day after the killing i and chaos a solemn tribute to the fooling, chuck hagel laying a wreath at the navy memorial. the toll, 13 dead including the shooter. all civilians 14 wounded. we ll continue to conduct all other necessary investigation to learn about the activities and contacts of mr. alexis. reporter: a may have contractor, alexi used a valid pass to enter the navy yard. then with a shotgun, purchased in this northern virginia gunshot. he entered building 197, and opened fire. we had officers who heroically went in to a building, witnessing multiple casualties and continued t
New-yorkUnited-statesMontanaLouisianaPhilippinesChadDamascusDimashqSyriaVirginiaJohannesburgGauteng in detroit, it was the people s day in court. they are trying to block a judge from approving the city s bankruptcy. i understand the judge got an earful today. reporter: oh, he most certainly did, tony. today the federal bankruptcy judge. he heard from lawyers, and people here in the community, and retired workers, and that s where the focus was at today. these retired workers are terrified there will be cuts to their pension and health care benefits if this bankruptcy goes through. weeks after detroit s bankruptcy filing, residents and retired city workers finally got their day in federal court. more than a hundred of them are on a list to go before the u.s. bankruptcy judge to voice their opposition to what could be the largest municipal bankruptcy in history. outside a handful of demonstrators hit the pavement, their pensions and health benefits on the lines. retirees will go hungry. many of us will lose our homes. we worked 10, 20, 30 years, many of us, with the prom
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