system and the detention of children and minors. senator ron johnson chairs the homeland security committee. good morning, we want to call this roundtable to order. i want to thank the participants for taking your time and first of all for just working on the homeland security advisory council. and from my perspective, producing a really good report. a really good basis for hopefully legislation we can pass on a bipartisan basis but prior to that, working with us to try and accomplish nothing. to start addressing this tremendous problem. this is, we just keep opening this thing. the top line numbers is down a little bit because june is reducible a little bit from may because i was projecting this set out based on the most recent month. a fun maze numbers, the total number of individuals coming is either over 800,000 projection, now it s over 700,000. but one thing i ve been pulling out since 2014, these bars represent currently five years, ninemonths , 1,086,000 people. com
for their final honors. today the government said it is investigating the shooting attack at two military sites in chattanooga, tennessee as an act of terror, and we have learned a great deal more about the gunman and those he took from us. dean reynolds begins our coverage. as strangers neighbors and friends pause to reflect on their loss flowers and flags expanded a makeshift memorial. ashley miller brought her five-year-old son blake in his marine dress uniform to salute the fallen. his father is a lieutenant in the marine corps. i just wanted to come down and have him pay his respects and my respect, as well. reporter: ava hastings was overcome. this really makes me sad. this just really makes me sad for the families. reporter: throughout the day the names of the marines slowly emerged, some who had fought in wars abroad ambushed here in chattanooga. 40-year-old gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan of hampden, massachusetts, a purple heart recipient and veteran of t
base in delaware to be prepared for their final honors. today the government said it is investigating the shooting attack at two military sites in chattanooga, tennessee as an act of terror, and we have learned a great deal more about the gunman and those he took from us. dean reynolds begins our coverage. as strangers neighbors and friends pause to reflect on their loss flowers and flags expanded a makeshift memorial. ashley miller brought her five-year-old son blake in his marine dress uniform to salute the fallen. his father is a lieutenant in the marine corps. i just wanted to come down and have him pay his respects and my respect, as well. reporter: ava hastings was overcome. this really makes me sad. this just really makes me sad for the families. reporter: throughout the day the names of the marines slowly emerged, some who had fought in wars abroad ambushed here in chattanooga. 40-year-old gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan of hampden, massachusetts, a purple
is it the first major blunder of the presidential race? why the wisconsin governor says he was just misunderstood. and blue and black. obviously it s white and gold. what color do you see? why do we care? the great dress debate burning up the internet, friday, february 27, 2015. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to the show on a friday morning. 7:00 on the west coast. we want to get to this breaking news, at least nine people are dead after a series of shootings in missouri. police say the alleged gunman is among the dead. pete williams is nbc s justice correspondent. pete, what can you tell us? the shooting spree took place in several places in and around the missouri town of tyrone in texas county, missouri, that s about 40 miles north of the arkansas border. officials have not given the names of the victims or the gunman who was found dead in a car in
we now know the four marines murdered yesterday, and as the nation mourned, their remains were taken from tennessee to dover air force base in delaware to be prepared for their final honors. today the government said it is investigating the shooting attack at two military sites in chattanooga as an act of terror. we ve learned a great deal about the gunman and those he took from us. dean reynolds begins our coverage. reporter: as strangers neighbors and friends paused to reflect on their loss, flowers and flagged expanded a makeshift memorial. ashley miller brought her five-year-old son blake in his marine dress uniform to salute the fallen. his father is a lieutenant in the marine corps. i just wanted to come down and have him pay his respects and my respects, as well.as ava hastings was overcome. this really makes me sad. this makes me sad for the families. reporter: throughout the day, the names of the marines slowly emerged, some who had fought in wars abroad am