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September 16th, 2013
10:06 PM ET

Miss America responds to racist remarks: "I have to rise above that."

Just moments after Nina Davuluri, the first Indian-American Miss America was crowned, she was attacked on social media. But now she's fighting back.

Miss America crowns 1st winner of Indian descent

Erin Burnett reports.


Filed under: Money & Power • News
September 16th, 2013
09:47 PM ET

Acquaintance: Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis was quiet, unassuming

As each hour passes we are learning more about Aaron Alexis - the military contractor who officials say managed to breach security at the Washington Navy Yard and kill 12 people.

12 victims slain in Navy Yard shooting rampage; dead suspect ID'd

Bud Kennedy is OutFront. He knew the alleged shooter. He's also a columnist with the Forth Worth Telegraph.


Filed under: Crime • Navy Yard Shooting • News
September 16th, 2013
09:11 PM ET

At least seven dead, more than 1000 await rescue from Colorado flooding

Nearly a thousand people are in desperate need of food and water in Colorado. Their communities cut off for days now by the raging flood waters which have swallowed roads and devastated 17 counties.

At least 1,000 await rescue from Colorado flooding as helicopter flights resume

At least seven people are dead and officials warn that number could rise.

Ana Cabrera is OutFront in Longmont, Colorado with the latest.


Filed under: Colorado Flooding • News
September 16th, 2013
08:57 PM ET

Deadly shooting at Washington Navy Yard: "He raised and aimed at us and fired"

A gunman opened fire early Monday morning at the Washington Navy Yard, sending the city into a state of panic and chaos.

Here is what we know right now:

  • 12 are dead, plus the gunman, identified by the FBI as 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, a military contractor from Texas
  • At least a dozen people injured
  • The shooting started at about 8:20 a.m.

The shooting took place less than three miles from the White House and the Capitol building, which went into lockdown this afternoon as the FBI searched for at least two other people connected to the shooting.

One official tells CNN he entered the Navy Yard, which has about 3,000 employees, using his military contractor ID. But police, so far, haven't said what the motive could be.

Jessica Yellin is outside the Navy Yard with the latest.


Filed under: Crime • Navy Yard Shooting • News