The Metropolitan Police Department has named the last five victims of Monday's shootings at the Navy Yard, where 12 people and the shooter were killed.
We hear from an emergency management expert on how agencies coordinate their response. And we get an update from WAMU's Elliott Francis on how the local community is coming together to heal hearts in the wake of tragedy.
It's straight back to work for the D.C. Council today, as legislators gather to try and override a mayoral veto on a living wage bill and to possibly censure one of their own.
Witnesses to the Navy Yard shooting that killed 12 people struggled to come to terms with what happened, and for as many that looked to Capitol Hill for answers, others looked higher up.
Witnesses to Monday's Navy Yard shooting that left 12 victims and the shooter dead describe a scene of disbelief, and then chaos, when the gunman opened fire in Building 197.
Five D.C. Council members are about to finalize their recommendations about how to discipline their colleague, Council member Marion Barry (D-Ward 8), for accepting cash gifts from two city contractors.