we tried to cover it all for you, continue the conversation on twitter at howard kurtz, back here next sunday 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. ♪ ♪ arthel: suspect in custody in new york city after second nypd officer was shot and wounded in the bronx this morning, this targeted attack comes just hours after another officer was ambushed in the same precincts. >> for the second time in less than 12 hours member it was new york city police department have been targeted specifically and shot, in attempts to murder the people who work so hard day and night to keep the people of the city safe. arthel: hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric sean, the officer shot this monk thankfully he's in stable condition at local hospital, nypd saying they are confident that the same suspect

is behind both attacks, alex hogan live in the bronx at the precinct where we expect one of the officers to be released actually from the hospital any moment now, alex, what's the latest? >> eric, exactly, the police are saying that the man that opened fire is the very same who just did that this morning, we are told that both officers are in stable condition and the one who was shot last night actually expect today walk out of the medical as we speak, that could happen any moment, again, we were at a news conference just moments ago that wrapped up and police told us that the suspect is in custody, police say this morning that he barged into the headquarters of the 41st precinct firing multiple rounds, one of those bullets hitting an officer in the arm. nypd saying that the man was taken into custody at 8:00 a.m. after the gunman ran out of bullets, all of this happened 12 hours after suspect, accused of opening fire on two officers in

a patrol van, one of those officers was shot. >> and that's what is most frightening about this, this is not a crime gone bad, this is not a -- a liquor store robbery interrupted that a tragedy erupts from, this is a premeditated assassination attempt. >> the suspect according to police had a lengthy history of violence including a conviction of attempted murder for which he was paroled in 2017, yet he is in custody and a woman who was there at the time is being questioned as well. new york governor cuomo responded called the crimes heinous saying the officers put their lives on the line every day to keep the public safe, new york mayor bill de blasio also speaking out. >> there's just too much hatred out there right now, there's too much hatred in general, there's too much hay dread being -- hatred directed at our officers

and it has to end. >> a doctor says injuries are serious and narrowly missed vital organ, police are thankful that today they are not planning to have a funeral. the officer who was shot last night is expected to leave just moments from now, guys. eric: you can see police officers lining the hospital doors; happens too often, eddy burr in 1988, president george h.w. bush carried shield with him n2014 two officers shot assassination style as they sat in car and recently the antifa demonstrations in grand central just the other people demanding free subway service, demanding no police in the subways of new york, police officers had been disrespected, they have been doused with water, what has been going on is a shame and outrage and we certainly hope this can stop, alex, we will get back to

you when the police officer leaves -- arthel: we turn to politics now, two days for presidential primary, make or break moment for the several campaigns, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg are trying to keep their momentum going while joe biden looks to rebound after disappointing finish in iowa, polls show sanders and buttigieg leading in the granite state but new hampshire voters well, they can be hard to predict, molly line on the ground talking to folks on the ground, hi, molly. >> arthel, good afternoon from the granite state, candidates are keeping full schedules before those voters head to the polls, here is a look at the latest polling here on the ground. right now it shows sanders in the lead, this is the latest suffix university boston globe survey but buttigieg climbing with 112%, warren at 13 and

biden at 10 and from there drops to single digit to klobuchar. they have a century-long tradition of getting things right. >> when our citizens cast a ballot, they know their vote will be counted correctly can integrity and on time. >> new hampshire uses paper ballots; there's no app to fail, there's nothing to hack, things are done old school here and voter turnout is pretty strong. >> you know, this is our 100th year of conducting the primary, for those of us who were born and raised here this is part of who we are, and it is taken seriously, you will see that our percentage of voter turnout in new hampshire will surpass any other state. >> secretary of state bill gardner has made a turnout prediction here for the first in the nation primary, he's predicting 420,000 votes will be cast, that would be the most

cast in a presidential primary when there is an incumbent running for reelection gardner expect more democrats to show up at the polls than republicans, 292,000 ballots expected in the democratic primary, 128,000 ballots expected on the gop side of things, we will see as you mentioned voter head to the poll on tuesday. arthel, thank you. arthel: i know it's freezing but it's a good-looking shot. [laughter] arthel: great report, of course. >> lovely job, beautifully framed here at the capitol. ♪ ♪ eric: get this, 89 deaths in just one day from the coronavirus, that's the deadliest day so far in the outbreak, that brings the global death toll to at least 812 people, that now tops the death toll from the 2000 sars epidemic, remember that, a dozen cases here in the u.s. but our government says it is on it and the threat to us here in our

country is considered low but they're not taking any chances, christina coleman live in west coast bureau with more, hey, christina. >> hi, eric, the coronavirus death toll has now passed that number, the world health organization sending experts starting tomorrow and tuesday to investigate this rapid-spreading virus, more than 2600 new cases reported in the past 24 hours, most of them in the hubai province, epicenter of coronavirus outbreak, also today new cases have been reported in spain, south korea, japan and malaysia and vietnam n. -- in the u.s. passengers had been to china, the ship docked over coronavirus concerns; four of the passengers were sent to the hospital after one of the passengers tested positive for the flu, last night new hampshire's governor issued a statement saying all 4

passengers tested negative for coronavirus. in hong kong thousands of passengers on cruise ship that had been quarantine there since wednesday were finally allow toddies embark after crew member who is may have come in contact with the virus all tested negative and the new case to have coronavirus reported in the past 24 hours is down by about 20% compared to new cases reported in the previous 24-hour period. eric. eric: all right, thank you so much. arthel. arthel: eric, meanwhile the first person in the u.s. to be diagnosed with the coronavirus expressing gratitude for successful treatment at washington state hospital, he told the seattle, quote, i would like to thank doctors, nurses and entire team at providence who cared for me and look forward to returning to my normal life, joining us now is dr. george díaz, infections,

diseases at providence regional center, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. arthel: good morning, if you could start first by telling us how this patient was treated and why is it considered successful? >> yeah, well, we placed him in isolation that was strictly, you know, appropriate for this sort of infection where we could prevent any infection of other providers, nurses, any of the caregivers, the patient himself early this presentation had relatively mild disease, about a week into his course he got worse, developed pneumonia and at that point given results from china and under the cdc, we elected to give him, antiviral medication and within 24 hours he improved significantly.

this was quite encouraging and he improved and thereafter remained without fevers and felt much better, over in the next few days we felt it was safe for him to be discharged to home turned care of the local health district. he was very happy to be able to go home and we were relieved that he improved and was able to return home as well. arthel: and i understand that he lives alone and remains isolated apart from that caretaker, is there any potential for relapse or is his immune compromised making him more susceptible to catching viruses like the flu? >> so he does live alone which is very helpful and we do have a support system for him while he mains in isolation of home. at this point, we feel he's basically fully recovered and should not really be at risk for any further infectious complications or relapse for that matter.

arthel: you believe it was experimental antiviral medication that you gave to the patient, can you apply the same treatment for all people infected with the coronavirus or does it depend on the stage of their infection? >> yes, at this point the cdc has been working with the authorities in china and have recently opened a large clinical trial of chinese patients looking at those with severe disease as well as moderate disease and will help inform us of the effective of the antiviral for all patients. we had positive response in one patient, we would certainly like to see the data come out. arthel: and how soon would you get that type of data? >> i think they are looking to get information over the next couple of months to enroll patients within that study. arthel: you are monitoring in the meantime more than a dozen

people who had close contact with the patient that we started out talking with, the man in washington, have they shown any corona symptoms and should families, dr. díaz, or medical staff get same treatment or injection that you gave this patient and is it kind of like getting the flu shot for prevention, if you follow me? >> yeah, so we -- as far as we know all the contact of the patient has been positive, we are not aware of any positive other than single patient, we are doing monitoring of caregivers who had contact with the patients to make sure that they don't develop any symptoms but we are confident with our practices that there were no exposure amongst caregivers within the hospital. arthel: okay, dr. díaz, keep up great work, good luck, sir, thank you very much for your time. eric: one of the new york city police officers wounded in the attack is leaving the hospital.

let's listen. [applause] eric: you are listening and watching the tribute from his fellow officers, new york's finest giving it to the police officer -- [cheers and applause] eric: thumbs up and cheers of respect, appreciation and thanks and these officers are applauding i think speak for all of us across the nation, we thank our nation's law enforcement officers for the dangerous job they do. last night outside the precinct when the gunman walked in and opened fire hitting him in the chin, a second police officer later was shot and wounded inside that same precinct, that officer thankfully is in stable condition. police say a suspect, he has a criminal record is now in custody, they are confident that

it's the same person behind both attacks, people throwing water at them, we've had a history in the city and targeted assassinations against the men and women in blue, 1998 eddy burr shot to death in his car, two police officers sitting in their cars in 2014 were also shot dead and we've had a variety of these type of issues with recent protests disrespecting police officers in the city, that should not happen, we are thankful that this officer is fine now and going home, we look forward to bringing you the second one too. meanwhile the governor of the state andrew cuomo and house speaker nancy pelosi, ms. pelosi speaking, new york state is preparing to sue the trump administration, they banned new yorkers from enrolling in global

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arthel: 2020 hopeful former vice president joe biden campaigning in new hampshire today after finishing fourth in the iowa caucuses, mr. biden still leads in both national polls but the former vp says he took a hit in the hawkeye state and expects to take a hit in the granite state as well, jack hi heinrich with the biden campaign and live in hampton, new hampshire with the latest, hi, jacqui. >> the event is underway, i will speak at a respectful volume, joe biden has to do well after fourth place finish in iowa, has to do well because it might take hit to fundraising abilities if he doesn't and he's punching up at the two front runners, senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, in additional attack ad contrasting experience

legislation as vice president, portrayed buttigieg as lightweight and joe biden helped lead the passage of affordable care act, that negative ad marking a defiant turning in form other vp's campaign and speaking with reporters biden took a shot at buttigieg. >> come on, man, you think -- this guy is not a barack obama, barack obama made the united states senator of a really large state, barack obama layed out a clear vision when he thought the international society should look like and what the order should be. >> in an interview this morning biden took a swipe at senator bernie sanders focusing on electability and matchup with president trump saying democratic socialist really cannot win in the election, expect more like that from him

here today, arthel. arthel: okay, jacqui heinrich, thank you so much. eric: congressman tim ryan joins us, he's a biden campaign surrogate, hello, congressman, are you guys worried? >> good morning. no, not at all, this is -- this is four quarters, iowa is the first quarter, new hampshire is second, nevada is third, south carolina is the fourth quarter to have early primary states and i think those will be viewed in totality and, you know, we will do very well in nevada and in south carolina as well. look, when you go to iowa, two of the key constituencies for joe biden were not participating in the iowa caucus and that's communities of color which iowa is a very white state with very little diversity and older people who vote who won't necessarily take two or 3 hours

on cold winter night at iowa night to go caucus, so that was like joe biden fighting with two arms behind his back, but as the maps change, he's going to consistently do better, pick up steam and we will get the nomination. eric: doesn't he need everybody else to get the nomination and defeat president trump in november? >> he's the key person i think to build the diverse coalition. you know, i represent youngstown, ohio, this is joe biden country, he was instrumental in saving the auto industry, we are looking at two things here in places like ohio, michigan, wisconsin, do you understand what we are going through, the economic insecurity that prescription drug costs, the opioid issue, that's a resounding yes, joe biden understanding that but -- who also understand where is do you need to go, who is going to help us built electric vehicles, build charging stations, i think the person who helped saved the auto industry knows the auto

industry best and can position us for a renaissance here in manufacturing in the industrial midwest, that's joe biden. eric: beyond the midwest, let me tell you what "the new york times" say this is morning, you mentioned the next two contests, south carolina, this is what the times say, another week showing rivals, mr. buttigieg and bloomberg and, the wall street journal wrote this, mr. biden finished fourth in iowa and might be the collateral damage of nancy pelosi's impeachment missile she aimed at mr. trump and hit uncle joe. mr. buttigieg is rising in new hampshire could become the default nonsocialist alternative, are you worried that the democrats are going to be fighting each other and cutting each other up so by the time they get to the convention into the general election they won't be strong enough to face a real challenge to the president?

>> well, this is a conversation the republicans had two or 3 years ago with such a large field, this is the conversation we always have when there's a big primary and we will work through this. i don't think that we can send someone as a nominee that runs under the democratic socialist banner and i think the more we move into some of the other states the more that's going to become apparent that that's not the direction that we want to go in, we know that the globe is in chaos, we know that in spite of what the president says that the economy still isn't working for working-class people and so, you know, that all tilts towards joe biden and when you move, genin to the more diversed states, i just think iowa has gotten way, way too much attention again, joe biden competing in an election where there's no communities of color,

significant communities of color and you will hold him to standard, chiefs to go to super bowl and patrick mahomes aren't allowed to play. eric: that's the way you guys set it up. >> well, that needs to change. there are going to be some -- there are going to be some changes. eric: all right, tim ryan, congressman in ohio, in the midwest, congressman, thank you for joining us, of course. you know he's been surging in recent polls but also fending off some attacks from the rest of the field and man oman are the sharp attacks from the biden commercial and he's addressing concerns about his youth and his low support among african-american voters, you just heard of that from congressman tim ryan, the former mayor pete will be holding a rally later today.

hi, matt. >> hi, eric, mayor pete is schedule today take the stage at any moment in rally inside of the high school gymnasium of very large energized crowd here and in new hampshire two polls show that mayor pete is surging in this state, very close second behind bernie sanders and as we inch closer to primary on tuesday the gloves are now off, bernie sanders and joe biden are attacking mayor pete in ads and on the trail, joe biden is trying to paint beauty -- buttigieg as small-town mayor who doesn't have the experience to be president and bernie sanders attacking pete for multiple endorsements and funding from billionaires, mayor pete has indirectly responded saying he's the cross-over candidate that's not for a revolution and has appeal to independent and even disenchanted republicans, and that dc can learn from small-town values and today mayor pete is also addressing his lack of support from african

americans. >> i'm going to have to work to earn that vote. i know especially heading into the south that i'm now getting a second look from a lot of voters who frankly weren't sure if we were competitive in the first place. >> mayor pete has 3 other events today, eric, back to you. eric: all right, matt, thank you so much, arthel. arthel: eric, joining us now austin, surrogate for the buttigieg campaign, also served as chair of the council of economic advisers in the obama administration, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. arthel: why is pete buttigieg resinating with voters and how does he sustain his momentum? >> well, you have a lot of momentum coming out of iowa, i think -- i was there in new hampshire a few days ago, a lot of excitement, and i think it's that he's not from washington, he's really smart, he has the best plan and he's got an optimistic approach and he's coming from the industrial

midwest where he was a mayor, i think all of those things combined are getting him a look in new hampshire, you know, maybe that he didn't have before, it's worth remembering, of course, bernie sanders is doing well, he lives 55 miles from new hampshire, so i think mayor pete is doing pretty well for going into the backyard of a candidate like bernie sanders. arthel: well, for a moment let's look past this tuesday, let's look to the south carolina primary, it's in 20 days from now, how are you preparing to energize, engage and embrace people of color in the african-american community as a whole? >> it's tremendously important as a whole. it's large part of election and democratic primary, if you look in iowa, it's about 10% people of color, in the abc inference polls, mayor pete was getting higher support among people of color than vice president joe

biden. arthel: let's talk about south carolina, that's where joe biden will rule most likely. >> if you look in south carolina i think the key is he's coming in without the name recognition that bernie sanders -- arthel: it's not about name recognition, sir, i want to find out for from you in the 2 minutes that i have what is it going that you're going to do to engage the particular community? >> what he's going -- he's going to south carolina, capitalize on momentum coming out of -- arthel: what's your message to them. >> he has an economic plan that will appeal to a lot of people. arthel: okay, you can expound? >> i can expound? sure. the tax relief for workers take back the high-income tax cuts and corporate tax cuts that cost $2 trillion and invest it in health security and tax relief for working people. i think as people get to know him, you'll see in those areas where they already know him, he

has substantial support among all different communities and the question that any nominee is going to have is can they put together a broader coalition than the coalition that they have right now? no one has enough support to be the nominee. arthel: right, it's about trust, i understand, you have a plan that you're going to share, it's also about gaining the trust of the particular voting block.ou , right? >> for establishing trust, sure, they can look at his record as mayor and they can look at the plan on his website or when he goes around, he's optimistic candidate that wants to turn the page and has the best economic program and invite to go look at it for themselves. arthel: we thank you for joining us, i wish we had more time, we have breaking news. >> thank you. arthel: we will talk to you again and good luck to you and your candidate. >> thanks. arthel: and we will be right

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♪ ♪ ♪ arthel: a man is under arrest in florida accused of deliberately driving his van into a tent packed with trump supporters as they were work to go register new republican voters at a mall parking lot. it happened yesterday afternoon in a shopping center in jacksonville, the driver narrowly missed the volunteers and fled the scene. he was arrested a few hours later and charged with two counts of aggravated assault and other charges. >> this day, it's potentially one of the saddest because it is the first time that a security council member has chosen to play politics with humanitarian assistance. i'm not saying he played politics with the un and humanitarian assistance, but in doing that, russia is playing dice with the lives of the

syrian people in the northeast. eric: british ambassador to the united nations slamming russia for its part in the continuing human tragedy in syria. that amid reports of continued bombing of schools and hospitals by russian and syrian forces there, with more civilian deaths and injuries mounting and little international scorn, but in a few weeks outspoken ambassador, she will swap the un for dc, he's been appointed the uk new ambassador to the united states, expect her to hit the ground running but she's here sitting with us now, ambassador karen pierce, congratulations on new posting. >> thank you very much. eric: when you arrive in washington, what do you see the greatest challenges on the two nations? >> that's something very important about keeping this deep profound successful relationship right at the top of the list, when i was in west point one to have cadets described great britain as ally number one and i think the

united kingdom really wants to be there, but there are some things coming along, we want free trade agreement with the united states, america is the land of opportunity, we want to exploit that to the best possible advantage both uk and the u.s. eric: you talk about some of the bumps, hauwei is one that the reportedly the president had a contentious conversation with your prime minister about that, why did britain decide to go with hauwei and 5g and do you have concerns of national security about the chinese get a hand in the country, i think that's what the u.s. government is worried about? >> we listened very carefully to what the u.s. had to say, we made our own national security assessment. we believe very strongly that we can confine the hauwei investment to those areas of 5g telecom that don't impact national security and we looked at this very thoroughly with relevant agencies and as i say

we believe that we can protect our national security while at the same time delivering consumers especially in rural areas a better service and that's important for the growth of the economy and it's important for social inclusion. eric: do you think they'll be a meeting of minds between london and washington about this? >> i think we will keep talking, that's very important, we recognize america's interest but at the same time i think what -- what's got us to this stage, if you like, is a market failure, you know, how can the west have ended up in a position where the very important services can only be provided by very few providers and one of them is hauwei, so the prime minister is really keen but we talked to the americans about how together we can develop systems for the future that means we diverse fie the suppliers and we are not courting this area again. eric: not only concerns about china but also russia, as we showed at the top very strong

against russia and the carnage, humanitarian catastrophe that's continuing in syria. and it really strikes at your heart because you had the nerve agent attack in your country. >> that's exactly right. eric: by moscow. >> you're right, it's personal for a lot of people in britain given that nerve agent attack, the russians is permanent member of the security council, really ought to be joining the rest of us in upholding all of the universal prohibitions against the use of chemical weapons. instead of which they have condoned use of weapons and even now preventing the international bodies that police the chemical weapons system from doing a proper investigation into syrian stocks. that's sad but pretty despicable. eric: when you get to washington, you met the president, the daily mail that

he reportedly called you fab and colorful figure in washington, here is what the daily mail, she cuts a colorful figure and circuit and said to have impressed mr. trump who described her at fb following encounter in the un and washington examiner, pierce impressed in a number of fox news appearances, that's us. the intent here is to influence trump officials and consolidate british favors, so, yes, this is a good choice for britain and america, the special relationship, churchill and fdr defeated the nazi and saved democracy and the globe, margaret thatcher and ronald reagan staired down the soviet union, boris johnson and president trump face a variety of issues; terrorism among them, how will you and finally what do you think you will do, can you contribute to that special relationship? >> well, as you say, eric, goes

back a long time, the key figures in it, it doesn't matter who is in power, either side of the atlantic, the important thing is that values that we share, the security and economic interests that we share, we work really hard to stand those up, keep them going and advance them, i think the clips she showed very very nice, they look a bit one way to me. [laughter] >> i think of this as a two-way relationship, we are the largest single investor in the united states of america, over one and a quarter million american jobs are thanks to british investment and the same is true of american investment in britain. that's a very important base, we have all of the security concerns that we share together, we've been together in war and peace, now we serve along each other in theaters, there will be a lot to do as ambassador because those are the old

traditional basis of making alliance, i think, a lot of new things coming along, new technology, new developments, a different approach perhaps to global affairs on the part of other countries, so i think my job is to adapt very special and profound relationship for modern times and to make sure that britain and america are standing by each other. eric: ambassador karen pierce who will be turning up in washington soon, thank you, good luck and we will catch up with you when you're in dc. >> thank you very much. eric: thank you. well, changing gears, it's oscar night and tonight one of the nominated films is the irishman, robert de niro franks john sharon who claimed to have shot jimmy hoffa, hoffa disappeared in 1975 and irishman has been blasted by some critics as not being true from the washington post to vanity fair to the daily beast and slight experts quoted as saying, the film got it

wrong, well, de niro says he believes the story and fox nation we have been investigating the facts an prepare -- we have been calling to release files for the wonderful hoffa family, the truth is in the fbi files about who shot hoffa, we learn everything about what they have been hiding for decades, for more watch riddle the search for james r. hoffa pagas lo que necesitas. only pay for what you need... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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trey yngst live with middle east story. trey. >> good afternoon, two u.s. soldiers were killed yesterday and 6 wounded after an individual dressed in an afghan military uniform reportedly opened fire on the group, according to statement that was released by the u.s. forces in afghanistan the attack was carried out with a machine gun after the special forces held a meeting with local leadership in the eastern part of the country. while some are reporting this as insider attack others are wait to go make sure assessment since the person who conducted the shooting was not with the forces before it happened. >> the operation is ongoing here, we still do not know whether he was infiltrator or done by mistake, a delegation has gone there for comprehensive investigation. >> the americans killed come from the u.s. army's seventh special forces group and the army say it is family members of the deceased are currently being notified, per department policy

the names will be held 24 hours, one member of the afghan special forces was also killed, officials do tell fox they aren't rule -- ruling that the attack may have been from isis. president trump has pledged to remove a number of american troops from afghanistan as negotiations with the taliban continue, arthel. arthel: trey yangst, thank you very much. eric: backing andrew cuomo after the state is suing the administration over global entry program, more on that straight ahead.

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eric: new fallout after department of homeland security suspends new enrollments in global entry trusted programs for new york statue's rents. democrats getting behind governor andrew cuomo, he says he's suing the trump administration over it, garrett tenney live in washington explaining it all, garrett. >> house democrats are demanding documents related to dhs's decision to block new yorkers on enrolling what is trusted

traveler programs such as global entry, in a letter to dhs the lawmakers said we are concerned that the department's policy change maybe improper attempt to use officials dhs policy to punish the people of new york because their state government has a political disagreement with the trump administration over immigration policy. according to customs border protection, 86,000 new yorkers will be immediately affect bid the policy change including those with pending applications to join global entry and other trusted traveler programs. the announcement came a day after president trump called out new york's sanctuary policies during state of the union address and now new york governor andrew cuomo plans to sue the administration arguing the president is targeting his state to score political points but the acting head of dhs says this change has nothing to do with new york sanctuary laws themselves but as a result of the state's new green light law which in part prevents dmv agencies from sharing criminal records of those applying for

global entry. >> what they did is they don't allow cdp to check database as they vet for global entry or traveler program, without access we cannot run a proper security check and risk assessment and that is simply dangerous. >> cbp tells us policy change will likely affect roughly 800,000 new yorkers over the next 5 years. eric. eric: all right, garrett, thank you so much. arthel: a georgia police officer is being held a hero for saving a young life and it was all caught on camera, we will show you next. >> are you okay? okay.

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arthel: a georgia police officer getting high praise for saving a baby's life. >> okay. okay. you okay? okay. there you go. that's what we want. >> there you go. >> there you go. arthel: body cam video from the waynesenboro police department showser gent harold drummond using two-fingered cpr to revive the six-month-old boy. the child's family pulled off the road and called 911 after the baby stopped breathing on the way to the hospital. sergeant drummond says he'd, quote, prefer to look down the barrel of a gun than look at a baby in distress. eric: wow. arthel: really, he's a hero.

eric: i know. sergeant drummond, amazing. arthel: thank you so much. eric: two-finger cpr, and the baby's back home. arthel: back at four eastern, hope you can join us. ♪ ♪ leland: this video from just moments ago, the nypd officer wounded in a shootout overnight was released from the hospital just a few minutes ago s and we are learning new details about the suspected shooter, including that police think he was behind a second attack on officers just hours after shooting in the officer. with that, welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington, i'm leland vittert. boy, scary times. >> a lot going on in new york where i'm headed back to in just a couple hours. i'm heather childers