More On Navy Yard Suspect As Washington Mourns [VIDEO]

On Tuesday, a day after a mass shooting a the Navy Yard, Washington took a moment to honor the 12 people who died.

A moment of silence was held in Congress, and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel laid a wreath at the Navy Memorial. Meanwhile, the investigation into the Navy Yard shooting continues, and more is being learned about the suspected gunman.

FOX News Radio’s Jared Halpern reports:

A moment to mark the Navy Yard shootings as the U.S. Senate began its Tuesday session.

FOX News Radio’s Rich Johnson reports from Washington:

After the usual prayer, a moment of silence on the Senate floor to honor the victims of Monday’s Navy Yard Shootings. Democratic Leader Harry Reid saying:

(Reid) “There are no words that can possibly ease the pain of the rampage.”

And… From Republican Leader Mitch McConnell:

(McConnell) “Know that your country is with you in these most difficult moments.”

But, moments after both leaders commented on the Navy Yard shootings, it was back to business — Reid blasting Republicans over yet another attempt to roll back the Affordable Care Act.

In Washington, Rich Johnson, FOX News Radio.