(applause) >> i spoke with special agent bailey around special agent greiner this morning. one was being treated and one was about to go into surgery. i splessed our profound gratitude to them. it is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts, that without these two heroes, agent bailey and agent greiner, many lives would have been lost. (applause) >> i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened. we just all received a briefing from the sergeant of arms. i've complete confidence in the investigation that's being conducted, by the capitol police, the fbi who are also working with local law enforcement. i know we want to extend our gratitude for the outpouring of support that we've received from throughout the capitol and from throughout the country. and now, knowing steve scalise as we all do, he is likely really frustrated that he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. i also know that steve wants all of us to commend the bravery of those who came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days we will hear their stories and we w

capitol police agents on speech anyone's detail and her name is krystal greiner. she was shot in the foot or leg, somewhere in the lower extremities. the hospital is not confirming or commenting on whether she also went into surgery. let me point out as well that i have very recent information that congressman scalise is still in surgery. he had gone in stable. david bailey was not shot. crystal greiner was a shot, david bailey hurt his ankle or somehow was injured in the melee and of course, we have heard everyone from the president to speaker ryan and minority leader pelosi praising the heroic actions of the u.s. capitol police. since i've been here, aside from the d.c. police keeping security -- i've seen a number of police vehicles arriving and folks going in presumably for security or even to support their colleagues. the security detail is a smaller detail and would presumably be a tighter knit group of folks. congressman scalise's chief of staff are inside the hospital and have been here since shortly after the congressman arr him. of course, his office rel

[applause] agents greiner and bailey came rushing in from the outfield.omebody with a rifle, and they had handguns. and that's not a good deal. struck atse bullets the right place, and that was that wouldedible, or have been a far worse morning, believe me. them.t to thank america is also filled with pride over the display of character and sportsmanship at the congressional baseball game. i heard it was very special. i wanted to go there and the from secret service said to take a pass. i wanted to be there so badly. but i spent time at the hospital instead with steve. it's our hope that this unity that was displayed that evening can maybe continue to grow and thrive between republicans and democrats, and honestly i think we would all be doing a lot better. i know the country would be doing a lot better. the american people have entrusted us with great responsibility. i know that we will prove worthy of the trust they have placed in each of us. i'm hopeful that the spirit of that we've seen in recent days will be been as we move forward. i believe it is so

[applause] and you know, agents greiner and bailey came rushing in from the outfield.omebody with a rifle, and they had handguns. and that's not a good deal. one of those bullets struck at the right place, and that was really incredible, or that would have been a far worse morning, believe me. we want to thank them. america is also filled with pride over the display of character and sportsmanship at the congressional baseball game. i heard it was very special. i wanted to go there and the folks from secret service said to take a pass. i wanted to be there so badly. but i spent time at the hospital instead with steve. [applause] it's our hope that this unity that was displayed that evening can maybe continue to grow and thrive between republicans and democrats, and honestly i think we would all be doing a lot better. i know the country would be doing a lot better. the american people have entrusted us with great responsibility. i know that we will prove worthy of the trust they have placed in each of us. i'm hopeful that the spirit of cooperation that we've seen in rece

if you heard of that year for the honorable bailey and greine greiner.ess will go on, bitterness will go on, anger will go on. i have a couple of ideas i think we could use moving forward. could we start at the outer edge and say no more death threats. no more representations of the deaths of your political enemies or political opposition. martha makes allie is exactly right, these are not our enemies, this is the opposition, our enemies are isis and al qaeda. no more death threats, no more holding heads, no more putting the president and the role of julius caesar julius caesar being assassinated, no more talk about blowing up the white house. let's all agree to that. second, maybe as it's against the law to threaten the lives of the president committed should be against the law to threaten the lives of any political official. can we just start at that point and see if we can work our way back to greater stability. >> martha: great point, bill, in terms of the president, we are expecting a statement from the president. what role would you like him to pla

[applause] i spoke with special agent bailey and special agent greiner this morning. what was being treated and one was going into surgery. i expressed our profound gratitude to them. it is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts, that without these two heroes, agents bailey and agent greiner, many lives would have been lost. [applause] i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened. ingjust received a brief from the sergeant of arms. i have confidence in the investigation and conducted by the fbi, who are also working with local law enforcement. we want to extend our gratitude for the outpouring of support that we have received from throughout the capital and throughout the country. now, knowing steve scalise as we he is frustrated that he will not be able to play in the baseball game. [laughter] i also know that steve wants to commend the bravery of those that came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days, we will hear their stories. we will have the chance to hold up their hair was him -- hold of their heroism. there are summo

crystal greiner is still being treated. the gunman shot her in the ankle. she's been with the department for at least ten years. both officers are responsible for protecting members of congress. now, the capitol police board, moments ago released a written statement saying they commend the agents at the scene and immediate and decisive actions in protecting both members and staff and preventing further injury. back out here live, u.s. capitol police also thanked the atf, the fbi, alexandria police and other law enforcement agencies for their response. live here in front of u.s. capitol headquarters i'm shomari stone. >> thank you. >>> even before today's shooting members of congress had expressed concern about their safety and the safety of their staff. the news4 i-team revealed last night that security upgrades were in the works and now as scott macfarlane reports, far more could be considered. >> the i-team received a tip in mid-may that members of congress were asking house officials for help better protecting themselves and their staff against potential

crystal greiner, the gunman shot her in the ankle. she's been with the department for at least ten years, she also is expected to be okay. both officers are responsible for protecting members of me they are very, very well respected. the capitol police board released a statement saying, they commend the agents at the scene and other first responders for their immediate and decisive actions in protecting both members and staff and preventing further injury. back out here live, the u.s. capitol police also released a statement commending the officers. live here outside the u.s. capitol, shomari stone. >> let's take a short break and did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster mpany. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this of

trump also met capitol police officers crystal greiner. she was hit in the ankle when she returned fire. lobbyist mike mika and zachary barth were also shot. the gunman was shot as well. >> the gunman approached from the third base line where more than 30 people were practicing. jeff pegues is at the crime scene with new details on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're about 50 yards away from the third base line. we're seeing what the gunman was seeing it was filled with republican congressmen when the gunman who was heavily armed opened fire. gunfire pierced agonizing minutes as james hodgkinson opened fire. >> there's also a victim down in the baseball field. >> reporter: u.s. capitol police officers, part of house republican whip steve scalise's security detail fired back. witnesses say hodgkinson was armed with a handgun and rifle when he approached the fence along the third base line and started firing. he never got on the field. representative scalise standing on second base was shot first in the hip. oth

to me pabased on various eyewitness accounts that without these two heroes, agent bailey and agent greiner, many lives would have been lost [ applause ] i know that we all want to learn as much we can about what happened we just all received a briefing from the sergeant of arms. i have complete confidence in the investigation being conducted by the capitol hill police, the fbi, who are also working with local law enforcement. i know we want to extend our gratitude for the outpowuring of support we've refed from the capitol and throughout the country and now, knowing steve as we all do, he is likely really frustrated he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. i know he wants us to commend the bravery of those who came oth aid of the wounded in the coming days, we will hear their stories and we'll have the chance to hold up their heroism. my colleagues, there are so many memories from this day that we will want to forget and so many images that we will not want to see again. but there is one image in particular that this house should keep. and that is a photo i saw this morning

and as the speaker said, crystal greiner and david bailey. acknowledging their sacrifice thatow fortunate we were they were on scene because more lives would have been lost. let's remember that every single day, the capitol police protect us of us and takes risks for and while a day like this we can focus on it so sadly, it does not mean other days are not as challenging. to theto call attention take of john gibson and officer jacob chestnut, 19 years ago, 1988 come in july, lost their not just members of congress but the staff, the press, and our visitors, people who come to see this capital, this great edifice to democracy known throughout the world. they are protecting a great deal. it is an attraction which makes it all the more risky. you may not know this, my colleagues, every time i pray, very frequently and every sunday certainly, i pray for all of you. all of you, together. in earlier years, i pray for your happiness and the fact that we would be working together. d the words of president kennedy and the closing of his inaugural addr

office and matt mica who is a former staffer and of course, as the speaker acknowledged, crivment l greiner and david bailey. house fortunate we all were because they were on the scene because otherwise their lives would have probably been lost. i want us all to remember that every single day the capitol police protects all of us takes risks for us and when a day like this is a day we can focus on it, so sadly, it doesn't mean that other days aren't as challenging. and especially, want to call attention to detective john gibson and officer jacob chest nut-- chestnut in july 19 years ago, lost the capitol. not just the members of congress, the staff, the press and our visitors people who come to sees this capitol, this great edifice to democracy, known throughout the world. so they are protecting a great deal. and it is an attraction, and that makes it all the more risky. you may not know this my colleagues but every time i pray, which is very frequently and certainly every sunday, i pray for all of you. all of you together. earlier years i used to pray for your happiness, for fact that we w

who was a former staffer and as the speaker acknowledged, krystal greiner and mr. gbailey.nd how fortunate we all were that they were on the scene because more lives would have been lost. i want to remember that every single day that the capitol police protect all of us, takes risk for us and while a day like this is a time where we can focus on it so sadly, it doesn't mean the other days aren't as challenging. i especially want to call attention to detective john gibson and officer jacob instnut, who in 1988 it was july, lost their lives protecting the congress after the capital. and not just the members of congress, the staff, the press and our visitors, people who come to see this capital, this democracy known throughout the world. as they are protecting a great deal. it is an attraction that makes it all the more risky. you may not know this but every time i pray, which is very frequently and certainly every sunday, i pray for all of you. all of you together. in earlier years, i used to pray for your happiness, for the fact we are working together. the words of presiden

matt mica who was volunteering at the baseball field, and the two brave police officers, crystal greiner and david bailey. mr. president, i've played on the republican baseball team. i've practiced on

want to commend crystal greiner, david bailey and cabrera for heroic and response for protecting membersss today. he's grateful for special agent greiner in good condition at the hospital having been shot in the hospital. special agent bailey was treated and released having sustained minor injury during the incident. united states capitol police is dedicated to the mission of protecting u.s. capitol, members of congress and staff and the visiting public. and today we saw how our officers' extensive training was put into action. we'd like to thank partner agencies fbi, atf, virginia state police and especially the alexandria police for helping to respond and mitigate this incident. we continue to provide a robust and visible presence at the capitol complex and monitor national and world events to provide a level of security that's appropriate for the united states congress. >> you can describe officer greiner's response after continuing to be shot? >> that's part of the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: describe the mission of the capitol police. agents with congressman scalise, is that

while at the hospital, i also visited with special agent crystal greiner. terrific young woman. of the capitol police and her family. crystal is one of the two capitol police officers who saved so many lives through her heroism along with special agent david bailey. they ran right into the fire. they ran right into those guns and the bullets, and they saved a lot of lives. america salutes both of their courage. they have great, great courage, and we all salute them. we also salute the men and women of the alexandria police, fire and rescue and all of the first responders. the timing and the speed and the professionalism was incredible. they performed with bravery and with skill. finally, our heart-felt prayers go out to matt mika who was badly wounded in the assault. to matt's family, anything you need, we are here for you. hopefully, matt will be okay. in these difficult hours, it's more important than ever to help each other, care for each other and remind each other that we are all united by our love of our great and beautiful country. we're joined today by secretary acos the

when heot moved around, they mod back around, and at some point, easpecial agent greiner was hitn the ankle. i saw her pull herself up on the suv to continue firing on the sky. they saved our lives. >> sean : you are very close to scalise. he goes down, how early the when the incident starts. >> probably second or third shot. when we were moving toward that gate, steve was to my left a little bit ahead of me, and i saw him get hit and go down. i want to say it was the third shot. >> sean : who was playing the third-base? it was almost point-blank range. >> trent kelly. w i could not believe he missed him. it was a miracle. >> sean : he shot right at him. >> he shot his first shot at it may have hit the fence, but it's incredible that he was not injured. >> sean : congressman douglas, i want to talk about these two capital police people, because i remember 9/11, the rest of the world that works at the trade center, they are going down and here's a group of guy, firemen, paramedics, policemen, first responders, they are going up. there helping everyone get down. here they are going out

officer greiner and bailey prevented that and my family will be forever grateful. the thin blue line held today, and law enforcement officers everywhere should be proud. americans everywhere should be thankful that this is still the kind of country that produces these kinds of euros. i ask everybody to join me in praying for the victims and for their full recoveries for you go to bed tonight. i will be happy to take questions. i will briefly tell you my story . side on the third base hitting ground balls to trent know that theid i perpetrator was probably 20 yards from me. i went around the first base side to hit congressman scalise ground balls. i did that. first one i hit him, the shots went off. i heard the first shot and i wasn't sure. it was something but everyone else he has a gun and run for cover. did, andhat i fortunately i was on the first base side. emotions take over and a renter the first base dugout which is in the ground about seven feet and i literally dove into that that like diving into a swimming full with no water. and there were my other zach b

when he moved around, they moved back around, and at some point, special agent greiner was hit in the ankle. i saw her pull herself up on the suv to continue firing on the sky. they saved our lives. >> sean: you are very close to scalise. he goes down, how early the when the incident starts. >> probably second or third shot. when we were moving toward that gate, steve was to my left a little bit ahead of me, and i saw him get hit and go down. i want to say it was the third shot. >> sean: who was playing the third-base? it was almost point-blank range. >> trent kelly. i could not believe he missed them. it was a miracle. >> sean: he shot right at him. >> he shot his first shot at it may have hit the fence, but it't injured. >> sean: congressman douglas, i want to talk about these two capital police people, because i remember 9/11, the rest of the world that works at the trade center, they are going down and here's a group of guy, firemen, paramedics, policemen, first responders, they are going up. there helping everyone get down. here they are going out in a wide open field with a pist

when he moved around, they moved back around, and at some point, special agent greiner was hit in the ankle. i saw her pull herself up on the suv to continue firing on the sky. they saved our lives. >> sean: you are very close to scalise. he goes down, how early the when the incident starts. >> probably second or third shot. when we were moving toward that gate, steve was to my left a little bit ahead of me, and i saw him get hit and go down. i want to say it was the third shot. >> sean: who was playing the third-base? it was almost point-blank range. >> trent kelly. i could not believe he missed them. it was a miracle. >> sean: he shot right at him. >> he shot his first shot at it may have hit the fence, but it's incredible that he was not injured. >> sean: congressman douglas, i want to talk about these two capital police people, because i remember 9/11, the rest of the world that works at the trade center, they are going down and here's a group of guy, firemen, paramedics, policemen, first responders, they are going up. there helping everyone get down. here they are going out in a

. >> i spoke with special agent bailey and special agent greiner this morning. one was just finished with surgery and the other was going in. it is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts that without these two heros, agent bailey and eighth greiner, many lives would have been lost. i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened, we just received a briefing from the sergeant of arms. i have complete confidence in the investigation being conducted by the capitol police, the fbi, and local law enforcement. we want to extend our gratitude for the outpours of support that we have received from throughout the capital and from throughout the country. knowing steve scalise as we all do, he is likely really frustrated he won't be able to play in the baseball game. i also know that he wants us to commend the bravery of those that came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days we will hear their stories and have a chance to hold up their heroism. there are so many memories from this day that we will want to forget, and there are so ma

i also want to give a very special thanks to special agents greiner and bailey of the capitol police.lucky they were there. there are life-saving actions and all of the members of congress, a lot of brave people in congress who acted in those moments of danger and protected each other. they cared for the wounded, they shielded the vulnerable, and they really did put own safety aside. i want to thank some of those people, who are really very brave. we would have never found out about them except we got to see them in action. now we know for sure. we want to thank them, there was a great deal of bravery on behalf of everybody. you know, agents greiner and bailey came rushing in from the outfield, somebody with a rifle and they had handguns. that's not a good deal. but one of those bullets struck in the right place, that was incredible. that could have been a far worse morning, believe me. america is also filled with pride over the display of character and sportsmanship at the congressional baseball game, i heard it was very special. i wanted to go there but our folks from secret service

david bailey and crystal greiner , both heroically came out with their guns and took on a rifle man. the suspect, 66-year-old james hodgkinson is dead thanks to the heroics of agence bailey and greiner. as soon as that news conference happened on capitol hill, we will take it. i promise. the dow increases it's up 34 points as janet yellen takes the stage. the fed rate rate hikes and economics aside, she was also asked about her uncertain future as fed chair under trump's administration. she is supposed to go until february but she gave a clue or two, would you say. >> we are in washington d.c. so no matter what there is a matter of politics that hovers over everything. just a couple blocks away from the white house and one of the big? that will follow janet yellen over the next six or seven months or so is does she end up staying on as the fed chair. as you know her term comes up early next year, president trump has a decision to make. the wall street journal is reporting that gary cohen is in the initial phases of leading the search for the next fed chair. you heard what president t

trump also met capitol police officers crystal greiner. she was hit in the ankle when she returned fire. lobbyist mike mika and zachary barth were also shot. capitol police officer david bailey and congressman roger williams were injured. the gunman, james hodgkinson died after police shot him several times. >> the shooting happened at a public baseball field about five miles from the u.s. capitol. the gunman approached at the third base line where more than 30 people were practicing. jeff pegues is at the crime scene with new details on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're about 50 yards away from you can really see what the gunman was seeing, except 24 hours ago that baseball field was filled with republican congressmen with the gunman who was heavily armed open fire. gunfire pierced the air for ten agonizing minutes as james hodgkinson opened fire. >> there's also a victim down in the baseball field. >> reporter: u.s. capitol police officers, part of house majority whip congressman steve scalise's security d

crystal greiner threw out the first pitch tonight. she was just released from the hospital this evening. she and several others were injured last wednesday when a gunman opened fire at a practice for the republican team in the congressional baseball game. congressman steve scalise was the most seriously wounded in that attack. he's still in the hospital after several surgeries, but there is good news. his condition has been upgraded to serious. >>> during a campaign style rally tonight in iowa, president trump once again sent his thoughts and prayers to scalise and he touted last night's win by republican karen handel in georgia's special congressional election. then mr. trump shared more about his plan to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. >> we're talking about the southern border. lots of sun, lots of heat. we're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall, so it creates energy. and pays for itself. >> the theme of the event was build as promises made, promises kept. >>> tonight police in south jersey are searching for

and greiner was transported with injuries. one was shot. another congressman roger williams hurt his ankle trying to protect people during the incident. the shooter is james hodgkinson. he died after the shooting today when he was shot by officers on the scene. he was 66. and from bellville, illinois, which is just outside of st. louis. again, i want to tell you where i am. this is theu teen jim son stadium park on east monroe avenue. we're standing on leslie avenue for perspective in the neighborhood. the ymca where some of bullets landed is past me beyond the police tape and beyond the activity there as investigators work for a very long day. i would love to be able to show you more about what is occurring but, adam, i think you're going to tell us more about what happened there today. >> let's give you a gee traffic perspective where this happened. this is eugene simpson stadium park. this is route 1. up here to the north and east would be reagan national airport. down here to the southeast would be old town alexandria. the shots first r

the shooting injured steve scalise, mike maki, crystal greiner and zach barth. >> they're out here doing all that we love to do, playing pitch. >> they're really nice. trying to spread the joy after what happened. >> i'm actually really glad to be here. i felt bad for all of the people. >> this is a defining moment when the dell ray neighborhood rejected hate and embraced the love of baseball and community. >> and the park here is, you know, it's in the heart of dell ray and the community here. >> reporter: many people i talked to thanked police, sheriff's deputies and firefighters to come out to protect and show them support. in alexandria, news4. >>> well it's not the referendum some thought the president had coming. less than an hour ago the nbc news called the special election in georgia's 6th congressional district for the republican. karen handel beat off jon ossoff to take the place of tom price who is serving as hemt and both candidates came out and thanked their support ares. ossoff with a message of home. handel with a message of unity. giving special attention to congressman s

crystal greiner was shot in the ankle and david bailey is listed in. anne-marie. this morning lawmakers are going to try to seth lemon is at the capitol. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning lawmakers are going to try to get back to business as usual. this morning the house and the senate are both going reconvene. of course, reconvening as those wounded in the shooting are still recovering. >> if we don't play this baseball game and we go home, then they win. >> reporter: texas republican roger williams is among lawmakers backing the decision to press ahead with today's annual charity baseball game despate witnessing the shooting still rattling capitol hill. republican members of congress were practicing for that game yesterday when a man identified as james hodgkinson of southern illinois opened fire with a rifle. the 66-year-old gunman was shot and killed by officers but not before wounding five. house majority steve scalise was shot in the hip and is in critical condition. president trump visited him if the hospital afterward

and capitol police officer crystal greiner who was shot in the ankle remains in good condition. >> theunman's wife said she was shocked and had no idea what her husband was planning. sue hodgkinson spoke to reporters outside her home. she said she thought her husband hat gone to washington on tax policy. >> i don't know what to tell you people. i had no idea this was going to happen and i don't know what to say about it. i can't wrap my head around it, okay. >> the investigation is focused on illinois and the scene in alexandria, virginia. chip reid is there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the investigators are still combing this baseball field trying to account for all the rounds that were fired and looking for any other possible clues. the fbi has already two weapons, a 9 millimeter handgun and a rifle. a trace shows they were purchased legally. ballistics is trying to determine if both were used in the attack. agents continue to look into the shooter's activities including social media. in the months leading up to the attack, his social media posts picture

towards the fire fight not away from it towards two capitol police officers were injured krystal greiner was shot in the ankle and is in the hospital in good condition and david bailey was also hurt they were there tasked with protecting house majority whip steve schoolies who was shot in the hip at second base it traveled directly across towards the other hip in what we call a trance pelvic gunshot wound. the round fragmented and did substantial damage to bones internal organs and blood vessels. i understand he was awake on scene but by the time he was transported by helicopter to the medstar trauma center he was in shock the trauma director said when school east arrived he was an imminent risk of death for days schoolies was in critical condition in multiple surgeries losing blood and heavily sedated as of saturday the hospital announced he's been upgraded to serious condition but he will still need more surgeries and will be in the hospital healing for an unknown amount of time as the investigation unfolds the daily caller learn the shooter had a list of republican lawmakers names in

great news to hear that special agent greiner is out of the hospital. we provide our thoughts to alise.ssman sc position tounique make sure you have the resources you need to help keep us safe. and to deal with ever-changing threats. wouldudget request continue to ensure that we have top-notch security on our campus and grounds, and i am ready to work with you to support the efforts. i look forward to discussing how provide targeted increases to make adjustments to the array of growing threats. mr. larkin, from cyber attacks to russian hacking, cyberspace right now is the modern battlefield, and that makes it even more critical that the inate's it security systems, all of the ways members interact with technology, that our protections are robust and resilient, given these threats. note that thet to legislative branch is not exempt from the larger budget debate. our bill funds not only your organizations,d but other critical agencies, including our watchdog, gao. balance the legislative branch appropriations bill, we need parity and common sense in the b

lawmakers say if not for the presence of special agent crystal greiner and david bailey, the toll couldh worse. the gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice in virginia. their actions getting a lot of praise. the two were treated at a local hospital. they're expected to be okay. here's bill hemmer in for shep. >> melissa, thank you. tracking developments in the attack on u.s. lawmakers from earlier today. >> heard a bunch of what appeared to be shots. pow, pow, pow! >> about 50 shots. >> the officers were receiving fire from the suspect. they returned fire. >> i heard the police saying to the gunman, it was like get down, put your gun down. >> a lot of us dove into the dugout. >> so the republican whip, steve scalise, dozens others wounded. the gunman is dead. in a moment, the investigation and a race to figure out the motive. you'll hear from those that were there in a

. >> one of the other victims, crystal greiner is in good condition and she is in good spirits as well> in the bill cosby sexual trial, there's no verdict still. this has a judge today for a definition of reasonable doubt. we heard several pieces of evidence including the decades- old deposition from a related civil suit in which he acknowledged giving quaaludes to women he wanted to have sex with. this attorney represents 33 other women and she spoke to the media from the courthouse steps. >> they are still asking questions and asking for evidence to be read to them are brought to them for them to consider. >> cosby's attorney asked for a mistrial today saying the jury was taking too long. the judge denied the request saying there is no timeline and the jury said they were deadlocked with the judge told them to get back to work. >> a medical center in san francisco was shutting its doors. how many will be out of a job. we will let you know>>> a new group of police recruits are welcome. why the chief calls it a game changer. >> >>> california pacific medical center is closing and skill

and david bailey -- cristal greiner and david bailey, who saved a lot of lives.saying that carrie fisher died of sleep apnea. how does that happen? i'm assuming partially it's because of lack of oxygen. how often does it happen, and can it happen to anyone? >> sure. so what the coroner published is that there was a build-up of fatty deposits within her arteries as well as the relationship of sleep apnea -- arthel: is that like cholesterol? >> essentially what we say, cardiovascular disease. and it's the number one leading cause of death for both men and women in the united states. actually globally, throughout the world. there's a strong relationship between what we call sleep apnea and cardiovascular disease as well as stroke and other issues, and sleep apnea there's obstructive and central, and with obstructive, you're not able to breathe as well normally when you sleep. it can happen for, from lifestyle reasons, cigarette smoking, alcohol also if someone is overweight, certain body characteristics, if you have, you know, heavy, short, thick neck, a big tongue,

while at the hospital, i also visited with special agent crystal greiner. terrific young woman.rystal is one of the two capitol police officers who saved so many lives through her heroism along with special agent david bailey. they ran right into the fire. they ran right into those guns and the bullets and they saved a lot of lives. america salutes both of their courage. they have great, great courage. we also salute the men and women of the alexandria police fire and rescue and all of the first responders, the timing and the speed and the professionalism was incredible. they performed with bravery and with skill. finally, our heartfelt prayers go out to matt micah, who was badly wounded in the assault. to matt's family, anything you need, we are here for you. hopefully matt will be okay. in these difficult hours, it's more important than ever to watch each other, care for each other, and remind each other that we are all united by the love of our great and beautiful country. we are joined today by secretary acosta, secretary ross, and administrator mcmahon as we prepare to make

officer greiner's was shot in the ankle, and is in good condition and has been released, and membersf the house and decided to not give in to fear, the annual congressional baseball game will be held as scheduled tomorrow. >> chip reid at the scene of the assault said there was rare unity on capitol hill. >> a show of force of the capital today, long security lines, and armed patrols guarding a shaken congress. --hsler cannot let them win >> we cannot let them win. us is anack on one of attack on all of us. [applause] this attack wounded a very well-known member. >> he is still not here yet. >> as house majority whip, steve scalise is responsible for counting votes and changing minds, or roll reserve for those with the power of persuasion. >> i have never seen him in a bad mood. goalies, most rank-and-file members do not have a security detail. this woman got a menacing enough today -- one down, 216 to go. another man who threatened another congresswoman will be released this week -- arrange this week. i said, when this man was arrested, making threats against me, threats of violence

scalise, so was matt mika, a lobbyists for tyson's food and zack bart as well as capital agent crystal greiner. none of the other congressmen were hit. one did sustain minor injuries in an effort to get away. everybody was scrambling. most were scrambling to get behind that first base dugout. this whole thing had them scrambling to survive, some to the parking lot to get behind cars. let's hear what some of them had to say later on in the morning. >> the shots being fired and there are people running, possibly victims involved. >> we were upbeat getting ready for a game and something like this happens and you can't believe it. fortunately there's security detail there or we all would have been vulnerable fire -- return fire. i'm sure they saved who knows how many lives but pray for those that did get hit today. >> gun shot went off, it was louder than a normal gun shot. and then people started reacting and running toward the dugout. more gunshots went off. steve scalise was shot in the right field through second and first in the grass just off the infield. we had a staffer down, matt mika was

we didn't really know what was going on it was chaos but thank the lord for officers bailey and greinerhout them i might not be talking to ya'll. >> zach is a hero, and our capitol police are the heroes. if they had not responded as they did, i don't think anybody would have made it through. all we had was balls and bats to fight this guy. and so it was not a good situation and i was hitting -- i was hitting ground balls over in the third base side and did not know he was even behind me. we were probably 20 feet away or 20 yards. i then went around to hit ground balls to steve scalise. the% one we heard the zach talked about i turned only place i can think of was the first base dug out. the dug out is about 6 feet in the ground real dug out. and i just dove head first into that dug out and all of a sudden mo brooks and then out of nowhere comes zach running he'd been hit and he just as he said jumped into my arms and we held each other. mo brooks took his belt off and gave it to flake and myself to create a tourniquet to try to slow the blood down and and we just were so thankful once w

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. >> this is officer bailey, who was injured and took down downe shooter with his officer greiner, willorking with him. he threw out the first pitch. [cheers and applause] [crowd singing "take me out to the ball game"] >> we spend every day working together. our families are closer, staffs are very close. he's in the hospital. he's recovering. he's got ways to go. >> we are all close to him, he's a lovely person. this game is a game where we always come to have run. it's good for everybody, and hope that our team wins. tonight -- >> katherine: a lot of heartwarming moments last night. also doctors providing an update on congressman's health today, saying that he's still in critical condition, but they have controlled his internal bleeding and his vitals' signs have vandalized. >> eric: officer bailey, that was the most heartwarming moments. he's the one who returned fire on the psychopath on wednesday, throwing the pitch out. steve, you've just got to say, thank god for men and women like officer bailey and the other capitol hill police officer, the female, who was also shot as well. on

the latest word that special agea jeagent greiner is in good condition in the hospitals she was shotspecial agent bailey has been treated and released after a minor injury. he's back home according to the chief of police. both of them when they hopefully eventually return back to work at the capitol will certainly be given a hero's welcome. chris jansing? >> thank you so much, hallie jackson, for that. we want to once again give people an opportunity, and i just want to warn you, this is obviously very disturbing, but this is cell phone video, it's about 2 minutes and 21 seconds long and it is exactly what happened. this is somebody, you can see behind the fechnce who aimed thr cell phone and let it play out as the shooting occurred. let's watch it again. [ gunshots ] >> get down! [ gunshots ] >> do we know where he's at? >> what? >> do we know where he's at. >> he's behind home plate. >> did you call 911? >> i assume people have been calling 911 already. [ gunshots ] >> [ bleep ]. >> hey. is that guy okay out there? the guy -- has that guy been shot? is he okay? is anybody talking t

so today, we congressman steve scalise, as well as matt mika and capitol police officer crystal greinerill hospitalized this morning. we should pause and remember each and every life lost. an take on one of us is an attack on all of us. >>> that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" tonight. and have a great day. srely on medicare part b to access life-saving drugs.es but proposals from an unelected government commission threaten to change medicare for the worse. like other thoughtless medicare cuts, these will have serious consequences, including cancer clinic closings and higher costs for seniors and taxpayers. congress must reject any harmful changes to medicare part b and protect seniors' access to cancer care. sharyl: do republican leaders have an appetite to do the kind of oversight that needs to be done? rep. chaffetz: no, no. no, i mean the reality is, there aren't very many people that want to play off

otherwise congressman scalise, matt mika, and police officer crystal greiner. i should also mention that local police chief said when his officers arrived here they walked into what they called a combat situation. this is how that unfolded. >> gunshots heard on this eyewitness video rang out from behind the third base dugout. shaky cell phone video capturing the moment that witnesses say the shooter, 66-year-old james hodgkinson, opened fire shortly after 7:00 a.m. as the republican congressional baseball team, including 22 members of congress, was holding a practice. >> and i hear the big blam, i thought it was a car back firing at first. until i see the rifle barrel. and a white male taking careful aim at congressmen, staffers, whoever he could get a hold of. >> steve scalise was near second base. one of the first struck in the hip. >> there was gunfire all around. some investigated some 50-something shots. i think that's an understatement. it seemed to be a lot more than that. but for ten minutes or so, we were trying to decide whether we would leave or take

hospitalized, we're told matt mika replains in critical -- remains in critical condition and crystal greiner is expected to make a full recovery. julie? julie: garrett tenney in washington, thank you. kelly: japan is now helping in the massive search for seven missing american sailors following a predawn collision between a navy destroyer and a container ship four times its size off the country's coast. lucas tomlinson is live from the pentagon. lucas, what more do we know now about the search for those missing sailors? >> reporter: kelly, it's just after five a.m. sunday in japan, and the search for those seven missing sailors from the u.s. navy warship continues at day break, although it's feared some may have been trapped inside. the japanese coast guard is leading the search, u.s. navy patrol planes are flying overhead. uss fitzgerald hit a 700-foot cargo ship which, according to marine-tracking software -- was heading into port before turning around for some unknown reason and colliding with that u.s. navy warship's right side, flooding two birthing compartments where dozens of american

on the two patient that is we cared for in alexander virginia on june 14th special agent cristal greinerustained an ankle gunshot wound and remains in the hospital. she's in good condition and in good spirits. congressman scalise sustained a single rightful wound that entered in the area of the left hip. it traveled directly across towards the other hip in what we call a transpelvic gunshot wound, did substantial damage to bones, internal organs and blood vessels. i understand he was awake on scene but by the time he was transported by helicopter to the medstar trauma center he was in shock. my partners dr. tony and kristin saw him in the trauma center with the other doctors and nurses there. they treated him there and quickly brought him to operating room where we performed surgeryn critical condition and received many units of trance -- transfused blood and he received truly amazing c dr. scott frank, due to great work we were able to get him through that procedure and we then took him to the radiology suite where he underwent additional procedure to control further bleeding. from ther

. >> i thank god every day those two cabinet placement, agent bailey and greiner were there to save us and pray that we can take this day, this day, this tragedy that could have been much worse and turn it into an opportunity to come together as americans because no one, i don't care what site you're on, no one deserves to have the violence that we all experienced just four short days ago. reporter: the godman, 66 -year-old man from illinois was shot and killed by police. he appears to have targeted republicans. had been a volunteer at democrat socialist bernie sanders presidential campaign and he said today that he has not been contacted by law enforcement about the shooter. >> i am not aware that they been in touch with my staff. i just want to wish representative steve scalise a very quick recovery and what happened was a tragedy, unacceptable and it should not be any violence associated with politics in america. reporter: he has been out of sedation enough to watch baseball last night, according to his twitter account, the louisiana congressman was watching his alma mater play in t