and that includes steve scully c. he was not hit. -- includes steve scully's. he was not -- steve scalise. he was not shot. was shouting from second base that he had been hit. the active shooter was still there. brooks said scully's crawled out of the outfield leaving a trail of blood. he was given liquids, and pressure was put on his wins. this is the life -- on his w ounds. this is a live image of the scene. cody is next on the phone. good money. caller: good morning -- good morning. caller: good morning. my thoughts and prayers go out to the people involved and their families this morning. people this morning are talking about how this could be the democrats or republicans. we are supposed to be discussing our reactions to this event. i just think it is horrible what happened. i do not understand why we want to tighten the blame on individual political parties. at the end of the day, people almost lost their lives on that field. the only way to go about making the situation not happen again is by working together to make sure there are checks on things like

if steve scully's had not been there there were not of been capitol police. this morning you have the hell reporting that a gop republican reporting thatl anop republican received email with subject line, one down, 216 to go. guest: certainly it is regrettable. i would tell you from my experience and i imagine it is the same for every member of congress, does not matter from where you are in the country or what your politics are, probably every member has received some kind of message like that or multiple ones. i hate to say it but it is a perfunctory thing when we hand over those kinds of messages to capitol police. we are concerned about this person and they do the work of local law enforcement to visit this individual. is this just hyped up rhetoric, are you just angry, or is this something more? unfortunately it has become par for the course in this position. host: do something immediately need to be done? guest: you are always looking for a silver lining. the events are horrific and you lise's family and those involved. i understand his condition is may

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announcer: next, an update on the medical condition of house majority whip steve scully who is recovering --steve scalise who is recovering after being shot during a practice for the congressional baseball game. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. my name is brett, and i'm whip scalise's chief of staff. i have a brief statement from jennifer scalise regarding wednesday's attack. on behalf of steve and our children, i want to thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts, the incredible amount of prayers and warm wishes we have received since wednesday's events. we're especially appreciative of the strong outpouring of love and support from our neighbors, friends, from across louisiana and across the country. as well as president trump, vice president pence, and all of steve's colleagues who have reached out during this challenging time. most importantly, we're forever grateful for the heroism of special agents crystal griner and david bailey who saved the lives of everyone at the baseball field that morning, including steve's. crystal and david have been family to us for years and we as

won the game, they gave the trophy to the republicans and asked them to put it in representative scully's office. we need to take that spirit and go from two teams to one team for america. >> the gunman apparently had been a volunteer on bernie sanders presidential campaign which today sanders called distressing and he wished congressman scully's a very quick recovery. elizabeth. elizabeth: molly henneberg with the latest. great to see you. thank you very much. opening fire on republican lawmakers wednesday is now completely open to the public. authorities as you can see here, move and police tape after the fbi wrapped up their investigation and the city clean up the area. the baseball field has also now been reopened. leland: strong storms and high winds left thousands without power in the weather is not over yet. up next, what part of the country is in the bull's-eye. president trump tearing up for a trip to the heartland and a return to the voter base that helped clinch the white house. what to expect when the president visited. >> for $1.3 billion -- step two: choose la quinta. the on

scalive scully's -- steve se and everyone recovering from the assault. never fails.ever fails. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! [applause] >> thank you. thank you. we love our police. we love our police. so, to steve, we say -- and he's a great guy. was in my office the day before. incredible. we are praying for you. we are pulling for you. you have our absolute support and our deepest admiration. and our gratitude goes out tonight as well to the capitol police officers who saved so many lives. you know, they ran from the outfield in. they were being hit i rifle fire. they only had handguns, and they were able to get him. it was an amazing show of talent and bravery. so we want to thank all of the police officers who so bravely serve and protect us. thank you very much. thank you. emergesy, our nation it from this ordeal -- it was an ordeal, terrible -- more unified and more determined than ever before, and i can see it and we are indeed more unified in our own way than ever before. you just have to take a look at what is happening here. right? if we set aside the cynics

thanks, a huge show of support last night for congressman steve scully's who was one of five people injured in the shooting wednesday at an alexandria ballpark. scalise is still in critical condition and we learning more about the shooter from the shooter's wife. me,f you take a look behind you can see investigators from the fbi are still here combing through this ballpark for evidence they will wrapt up their work here and be able to release the park back to the community later today. two victims are still hospitalized, house majority inp steve scalese remains critical condition with another surgery thursday after being shot in the hip wednesday. across town, lobbyist matt mika was shot in the test and his condition has been upgraded to serious. back in a del ray community, residents walk by their local park, still shocked by what happened here. they hope that soon there will again be a sense of normalcy. in yourake comfort routines and when they get upended, it makes everything go off kilter. i'm looking forward to getting back in talking to some of my friends in the dog park and seeing i

answering the question if he secretly took meetings with then fbi director jim scully. with all of the recently reported electronic defensive, i have no idea about the recordings of my conversations with james comey, but i did not make and do not have any such recordings. remember, it was the president himself who started the speculation with his may 12th tweets, right after he fired then fbi director jim comey. and you might remember, melissa, it was then that the former fbi director who said that he hopes that there are tapes. >> melissa: absolutely, leland, thank you for that. i want to go to the breaking news, rand paul from kentucky talking about that health care bill. >> therefore just trying to make the bill less like a reiteration of obamacare. the choice could be this or obamacare, are you willing to let the country be under obamacare if that is the choice? >> i don't think there is anybody in america who is more against obamacare than myself, i have seen the ravages of it. i just didn't run on obamacare, i didn't run on replacing apps programs. i didn't run on

. >> lawmakers on alert after this shooting of skis scully's and three others. some are calling to beef up security for all elected officials. i am melissa francis in for dagen: mcdowell and this is bulls and bears. gary smith, jonas, john layfield, hadley manning and chuck roach. welcome to all of you. let me start with you. what do you think of this? boost security no matter the cost? >> there will always be a cost-benefit analysis but this week events, hearts and prayers go out to those who are affected and staff people on capitol hill. i spent a lot of time on capitol hill and you can tell the mood there is very somber discouraged feeling and naturally so. we do need to ask if security measures for every member of congress are adequate, do they understand how to properly hold public events where security risks might be present but it is also a good time to reflect on the tone of our political discourse, whether we are fostering the type of opinions of one another that are healthy so this is something we can look in the mirror but it is a good question we hav

julia: joining us now is matt scully, who covers finance and consumer credit.on the show. my understanding is they rattled these mortgages up and issue bonds, and the beauty of these bonds is they are an effective and implicit backs off -- backstopped by the federal government, but that is why investors like them. this would lose that. >> the plan would do a few investors feeld like it is important to distinguish. it would create a distinction in the market and they would have to reprice the bonds which could raise prices for homeowners, which is something the bond market does not like. raise pricesuldn't for homeowners? they have to issue higher coupons because investors would demand more premium and therefore that would back up to the consumer? >> sure. that is on the right lines. the government has now an implicit guarantee of securities , and removing this guarantee or the idea that the government stands behind these credits -- that idea would cause investors to worry that suddenly, if the bar was to fall, they would face losses. folks so these hedge fund d

republican steve scully's he's a majority whip in the house of representatives his condition right now though has improved from critical to serious as for the attacker well u.s. law enforcement officers have named him as james hodgkinson sixty six and from the state of illinois he worked as a home inspector it's been reported that he also had problems with alcohol and that he allegedly used to beat his foster daughter he called the media's attention with his strong anti republican presence online his facebook page was also filled with support for former democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders but in march hold concerns posts look to incite violence against president trump and in another he said that the president should be imprisoned for treason jacqueline berger comments now on the tumultuous situation that. divided they were. i would say were more open minded were kind of more moderate well educated people a lot of educated people that are sensible. they were kind of very good weren't they i'm not to judge what other people's education and stuff is coming of them are not worki

republican steve scully's he's a majority whip in the house of representatives his condition as things stand at the moment has improved from being critically injured to now seriously injured that's how doctors describe it right now as for the attacker u.s. law enforcement officers have named him as james hodgkinson sixty six year old from the state of illinois he worked as a home inspector but he caught the media's attention with his strong anti republican presence on line his facebook page was also filled with support for former democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders in march though hodgkinson is posts look to incite violence against president trump and in another he said that the president should be impeached imprisoned for treason it's also been reported that he had alcohol problems and they allegedly used to beat his foster daughter following calls from unity in the wake of wednesday's attack we heard from a panel of guests on the issues raised by the shooting including the media's role in the double standards and gun control. guns are killing people we know if this guy had

republican steve scully he's a majority whip in the house of representatives his condition thankfully has improved from critical to serious as for the attack u.s. law enforcement officials have named him as james hodgkinson a sixty six year old from the state of illinois he worked as a home inspector he caught the media's attention with his strong anti republican presence online his facebook page was apparently filled with a supporter also for former democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders in march of concerns post looked to incite violence against president trump and in another he said that the president should be imprisoned for treason the following calls for unity in the wake of wednesday's attack we heard contrasting views on how the trump presidency has influence political discourse in the u.s. . guns are killing people we know if this guy had a knife how many people would he have been able to kill probably none the fact of the matter is is that we need to take these runs off our streets i don't care if it's a cause i'm going to kill off this young person in a park killed

rather as you know people came together and prayed for her recovery but first some reason with steve scully it's different because he's a republican it was brought up that one of the capitol police officers who saved a representative and the rest of the baseball team was gay and my question for you lionel is do you all republicans hate kaizen even people for traditional marriage don't necessarily hate gays so why does the left get away with drawing these types of conclusions. we have just hit the gold standard strike that not we but sockpuppet mainstream media has set the gold standard for despicable and i do think that was possible it was funny you speak of something very very important it depends upon who the subject is who the victim is who the bad guy is last year in orlando during the poll shooting if somebody you notice at the time we talk about omar mateen why what why did he do this was because he was a radicalize islamic who was it was he secretly get a was he seeking revenge and some lover we went through pains that we they went through pains but if i hadn't said well maybe those

with brian mann and friends or steve scully and friends. host: let's begin with the president's tweets. your reaction. guest: separate them if we can. this alarming news and tragic top of anlondon, on earlier attack on the london bridge on top of the manchester attack on top of what we saw in paris and amsterdam. it's appalling that this terrorism is really struck -- coming to the heart of europe. host: third time in three months in great britain. guest: third time in three months in great britain. i think it's very troubling. means that we have to be ever vigilant and make sure the law enforcement has all the resources they need to deal with this. and also, we have the boston marathon, but other than that we've been pretty lucky in the united states. we just got to be as tough as we themand hopefully find before they commit these attacks and crack down on them. having said that, i think it's also pretty clear that the answer to this is not to make islam the enemy. i don't think the answer is to ban or declare war on muslims, essentially by

senate republicans working right now to pass health care legislation's and house majority whip steve scullyening. here's what he said. >> the ballots in the senate court, working hard to get there not only with later but, what, the job court in. they work hard to build the same consent this. they ran into the same issues we ran into in the house. we all know about a curious feeling and i don't think anybody wants to sit on the sidelines and watch it collapse. trade to the president a gop leaders discussed a plan on tax reform and the big infrastructure plan. lauren: bright shores -- bright shores -- numbers got a first look at new plans on how to move forward with repeal forward with repealing of replacing obamacare. one of the ideas everybody wants to know what are the ideas being presented. one is to allow states to apply for waivers for essential health benefit coverage. cheryl: we continue to follow washington. the latest terror attack in london could have an impact on tomorrow's parliamentary election in the whole kingdom. theresa may's conservative party of the main opposition labor p

congressman scully's is still in serious condition and will need for surgery as he continues his long road to recovery area larry: last week's congressional baseball game set a fundraising record, taking in $1.5 million. three times more than the take last year. happening today, d.c. fire and ems will introduce its newest member of the arson investigation team. she is a dog and her name is vandal. today she will demonstrate her abilities. since 1993, state farm has been a sponsor of the program. she is the fourth dog trained in the program to be used in d.c. autria: a bit of a mixup in the florida keys. a mama turtle on the beach to lay her eggs got turned around and took a dip in someone's pool. wildlife officials gave her a quick once over in situ is perfect a healthy. they put her in the ocean and center on her way. six: 18 right now, tropical storm cindy is bearing down on the south. it hasn't made landfall yet that it is already whipping up dangerous surf on the coast. most major airlines are letting you rebook your no cost. if you are flying any day this week and want to change

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other topics involved cyber security and the shooting of senator scully's. -- scalise. the subcommittee then moved into a closed session. >> and both for being here today. we will make it as painful as began. this hearing was originally planned for the morning of june the 14th, the same morning a man decided to open fire on members of congress. ,ecause of the quick action capitol police officer, krystal griner, and the protective detail for majority whip steve morese, the event was not tragic. because of their heroism, there were no fatalities, and there could have then many lives lost. we are grateful for their courage. recovery,ere speedy and thank those who were involved in their support. we are also thankful that representative scalise has been upgraded to fair condition. this weekend, another was discharged and sent home. our thoughts are with those who were on the field that morning. the entire congressional community was deeply affected by the shooting. any of us could have been there that day, and any of us targeted. arms ande sergeant at police chief holds spec

regardless of political pressure and turnover but i want to ask you how has the removal of james scully affected more rolf?. >> -- more rows. >> as they said in the beginning his removal took many people by surprise and it was a shock, it was something we all had to come to terms with. however, the organization responsible for upholding the constitution dedicated to nothing other than the rule of law of the understand those rules and how their work is the president's privilege whenever he chooses to do so. we know we're getting a new fbi director and it has been my challenge to be focused on a mission during this time of transition. >> other than growl what is the ability to carry out the crucial functions?. >> it continues to carry out those crucial functions and you have my word. >> i yield back. >> there is eight minutes left so i will quickly ask you director mccabe with those insider threat setter very dangerous or leaks can be damaging as we saw with edward snowden to cd and a say contractor to be prosecuted can you speak to everybody in the federal government house serious of a c

announcer: next, an update on the medical condition of house majority whip steve scully who is recoveringve scalise who is recovering after being shot during a practice for the congressional baseball game. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. my name is brett, and i'm whip scalise's chief of staff. i have a brief statement from jennifer scalise regarding wednesday's attack. on behalf of steve and our children, i want to thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts, the incredible amount of prayers and warm wishes we have received since wednesday's events. we're especially appreciative of the strong outpouring of love and support from our neighbors, friends, from across louisiana and across the country. as well as president trump, vice president pence, and all of steve's colleagues who have reached out during this challenging time.

a prosecutor said someone and scully's family friend a witness not to testify.volving martin shkreli seems to happen without other things going on around it. he has got a lawyer now, but he did not when he went to the fbi. how has he got himself into deeper trouble? winnie: i think he had a legal team, but i think ian nordman. he was under investigation of insider trading and wanted to disabuse the notion. thatnk he helped the case he defrauded hedge fund investors potentially by taking money from one of his other companies to pay them off and provided more information about that inadvertently according to the memo. vonnie: how will the defense argue this? winnie: [laughter] i'm not a lawyer here. they will say that he had legal signoff on the things he did, the money move around. he had accounts and lawyers advising him on what he did, even how. he may have given shares to some people . he wile. he will say that was signed off an appropriate and people made money. that is what he told fbi apparently. they made money because he took money from other parts essent

congressman steve scully's remains incredible condition at a hospital in washington dc.ager of the democratic baseball team joins us right now. my thoughts are with you and your teammates and the republicans as well. you are on the website and it notes that in light of yesterday's events, the game will be held as scheduled. was that ever in doubt after what happened yesterday? i don't think so. right after it happened, i called the republican manager, joe barton and they had just been through a tremendous experience. i've never had anyone shooting bullets at me, so i said to joe that what ever he decided, that we would for to that out of respect for what they had been through. joe felt the game should go great, and i said that's i felt the same way, that we should not let incidents like this or people like this change our daily routine or how we live our lives. there was never really much doubt between joe and i as to whether the game and go forward, but we had to make sure the leadership on both sides and the washington nationals were ok with that. i think it was unanim

theaying he reached out wife of representative steve scully's. -- steve scalise. at least one of those injured was a congressional staffer on a that the baseball field and he thanked the capitol police, those who helped to save with her her role good italy's on that baseball -- here rolet -- heroic duties on that baseball field. way for lawmakers to engage with each other on a personal and not political level. senioring told from a republican aides, member of the house of representatives that a meeting with the capitol police and all lawmakers in the house of representatives is about include or has concluded. some are stepping out to now full we are waiting at briefing from house speaker ryan who will begin speaking momentarily and that police briefing from alexandria police. the capitol police put out a statement saying their investigation is ongoing. an aide of rand paul spoke about the event as it unfolded. the majorityooting leader, steve scalise. he was to go to the ground in the hip and he is in stable condition. the helicopter to save those who had been sho

news alert, president trump now claiming that he did not record conversations with fbi director, jim scullyhello, everyone i am melissa. and the white house briefing by deputy press secretary is just wrapping up. the president tweeting about an hour ago that he made it no recording on his discussions with james comey in the weeks leading up to the controversial firing. after comey said the president leaned on him to drop the michael flynn investigation, we are live now at the white house. so what is the administr

colleagues scully's should take part in the lessons taught on the ball ground.ublic service requires sacrifice. giving up the security of a sidearm should not the government for service in congress. we will be asking him about that. to end and we can talk about it then. next is in alton, illinois. republican. good morning. i'm just wanting to point out. employee health insurance policies done by the american enterprise institute for data that between 50 and 66% of small businesses would have policies canceled or drop employee insurance altogether when benefit mandates include employer-sponsored plans. the study suggested from the american enterprise institute that more than 100 million small and large business plans could canceled due to the changes. the president issued an apology to those who have lost their health care. nbc said that between 50% and would 14 million people likely receive a cancellation notice over 2014. cbs news reported them more than 2 million americans could not renew insurance policies for 2014. host: what does it all mean to you? caller:

it is a way of giving a shout out to steve scully's -- steve scalise. thanks for having me. what a time to be here. we were speaking in the green room, right when things came to a head this happened to be schedule. we talked about doing this months ago. it was serendipity, i hope. i approach this as a physician. if you think about the letter i got this past weekend, a fellow who is an attorney -- makes good money apparently -- describing how he and his family are paying $20,000 a year for their premium , and their deductible is going to $14,000. and he is saying he cannot afford this. now we hear this story across the nation. my sister-in-law in san francisco, exact same story. an insurer, the exact same story, kind of culminating. $39,000 last year. we cannot afford that. if you approach it as a doctor, you say how is the family doing? they are not doing well. this is the individual market. it is not just anecdotal. or maybe it is anecdotal but anecdotal writ large. folks cannot afford the deductibles they have, and it describes the family in new york in which the $6,000 de

lawmakers say they feel like targets and the aftermath of the shooting that left congressman steve scully'sn critical condition -- steve scalise in critical condition and several others wounded. numbers of congress discussed increasing security members and some with the idea of allowing members of congress to bypass great washington, d.c. gun laws. ,he question for our viewers should members of congress carry guns at the capital? republicans can call 202-748-8001. democrats --202-748-8000. independents --202-748-8002. 3.gun owner, call 202-748-8002 -- reach ustter at on twitter at @cspanwj. or on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. in the washington post, more about the feelings among some members of congress that they considerts as they extra protection measures in the wake of the shooting this week. it's is a violent shootout on a virginia baseball field that wounded house majority whip steve scalise and others exposed concerns among lawmakers that increasingly toxic political rhetoric is putting them at greater risk in washington and back home. after the shooting in alexandria, republicans

steve scully's was fighting for his life. as i said then, we can only hold a person who commits crimes responsible for their actions but we shouldn't be encouraging what is political violence. by the way, johnny depp, he should stop attacking the president and focus on his own problems. since he has more than enough to go around. what is so deeply disturbing about depp's threat is that it's only one example of this intense, violent, vitriol, out of control anger coming from the left. we have new audio tonight about a fired nebraskan democratic official saying that he was glad that congressman steve scalise was shocked, hoping he died. listen to this. >> this [bleep], his whole job is to get people -- convince republicans to kick people off of health care. >> we know all of this. >> i'm glad he got shot. i'm glad he got shot. i'm not going to say that in public. beyond over the the culprit copter tinfoil hat conspiracy news networks, nbc, political analyst, former front of the program, i'm actually shocked she made these comme

. >> coming up, congressman scott perry on the shooting of steve scully's it capitol police officers on a congressional baseball game practice. jamie on security for members of congress. make sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. us morning. join the discussion. >> sunday on q&a. >> he is committed to presenting his story, and i think that's different from history. >> part one of our interview with david garo. covers president obama's life up to his winning the presidency. >> i think his political aspirations and sense of destiny lead him to push shealy yeager aside. during that time, there is a well-known political figure in chicago, hugely respected and. everyone in black chicago believed could never go higher because he was married to white woman. it is in the political tradition of lack chicago in the early 1990's that four of lack man to aspire to represent black chicago, it is necessary to have a black spouse. >> sunday night on q&a. >> c-span, where history on holds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by the television companies. it is

anna: thank you very much, matt scully with that update. fed.eturn to the manus: janet yellen is pressing ahead with plans to normalize monetary policy and raise rate. she news coverage yesterday played down softening price pressures and showed confidence that the fed could hit its 2% inflation target. data maping inflation move the markets, but it didn't move the fed. policymakers raise their benchmark interest rate once again and say they remain on a path to have another rate manyase this year and as as three next your. while the statement suggest policymakers are watching closely the decline in inflation, chair janet yellen said they expect to raise rates, because it is prudent. >> even with the moderation of newlevels needed to provide entrants in the labor market, we do have the strengthening policy, with accommodative, all that we are doing in raising rates is moving -- removing a bit of accommodation heading toward a neutral pace. appropriate, were not moving so aggressively as to put a brake on continued improvement in the labor market.

scully" mitchell. women lawmakers may field a bipartisan team because you have to remember congress less than 20% female. we all know what's truly important today, they are supporting a good cause. that's all for tonight. we'll be back for tomorrow with more mtp daily. sh "for the record with greta" starts now. >>> thank you, chuck. president trump, he just won't admit it or he just doesn't know. either one is frightening. i'm talking about ru russia and putin. he won't say they hacked us. >> in 2016, the russian government at the direction of vladmir putin himself orchestrated cyber attacks on our nation for the purpose of influencing our election. that's a fact plain and simple. >> are we prepared to say how many states are targeted? >> as of right now we have evidence of 21 states election related systems in 21 states that were targeted. >> the only person who does not think russia was behind the election hacks is president trump. senator warner with a blistering criticism today. >> it continues to

and now, knowing steve's stomach steve scully says we all do, he is probably really frustrated that he can't play in the baseball game. i know that he also wants 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 will have the chance to hold up their heroism. my colleagues, there are so many memories from this day that we want to forget, and there are so many images that we will not want to see again. there is one image in particular that this house should repeat and that is the photo i saw this morning of our democratic colleagues gathered in prayer this morning after hearing the news. every day we come here to test and to challenge each other. we feel so deeply about the things that we fight for in the things that we believe in, at times, our emotions can clearly get the best of us. we are all imperfect, but we do not shed our humanity when we enter this chamber. for all the noise and all the fury, we are one family. these were our brother and sisters in the line of fire. these were our brothers and sisters who

steve scully's is a great human being and these are friends and neighbors, members who serve in congresseriously. i worry prosecutors are not prosecuting these cases, law enforcement is not looking at them as deeply as they need to be but this particular person needs to be called out and shown for what he is, that hatred is so disgusting. >> the threats get worse, when you have been in the house a number of years have you seen an escalation when it comes to this nasty political rhetoric and personal threat you and many others have received? >> i saw it when donald trump was sworn in as president of the united states, there is something on the far left that went over the top because the death threats, the number of file personal attacks skyrocketed and just because they are coming in great quantity doesn't mean law enforcement and prosecutors shouldn't be pursuing them, they need to be called what they are and there are sick individuals and one took action and we need to make sure they are prosecuted so they don't take action in their own communities. >> extreme rhetoric, this health care

sort of like steve scully. that's the action we need in american politics. be kind and loving. that's what the message i liked. alex jones, i really don't -- he's no hero of mine. i'm a conservative. i do think you need to let people speak out. he need to tone down the rhetoric. we want to avoid what happened to poor steve scalise. don't be mean. i will lift up liberals. i don't agree with them. i think that's so important. that's the way we ought to be. don't attack people for their beliefs. host: appreciate the call from down in georgia. joe referring to that special election happening john ossoff democratic republican, karen handel running in that special election in georgia. it will take place tomorrow. very closely watched special election. we'll talk more about it later this week. be covering it tomorrow and wednesday as we check out the results from that race. here's more about it the story from "u.s.a. today" on it. patrick is up next in florida line for independents. your thoughts on this megyn kelly, alex jones interview? caller: i think it's a worthless story. that j

the picture that we saw on the baseball field the other day was horrific, everyone prays for steve scully's and the others who are injured and you so rightly point out the valiant behavior of the capitol hill police who were involved in that and we saw one of them out on the baseball diamond throughout that first pitch, it was stirring and very moving moment for everybody. in terms of how things change now, if there are others who were on his list and i'm sure they are investigating whether or not -- and there's no indication at this point that he was involved with anyone else, but are they investigating whether or not his circle went wider than just himself? mr. hodgkinson? >> i think they're trying to investigate every possible element, it seems clear that he acted alone but i don't want to prejudice any investigation. i don't want to take advantage of the moment but i want to say something about steve scalise. i know everyone is praying for him, i want to make sure he knows my name is on that list. steve has always been a very loving, decent human being to all the people in congress. he'

i'm steve scully. here are some of the headlines on the story from "the new york times," quote,e, comey tried to derail the inquiry and access white house accusing them of lies.inay "the washington post," comey saysre he shared notes in hopesa a special counsel. atm foxnews.com, the president' lawyer tries t to turn the tabl oner comey. this from thehill.com, comey rips theed media for being dead wrong.st joining us, bob cusack, editor in chief of the hill newspaper and ethehill.com. let meob begin with your takeaw from>> today's hearing. >>>> it was riveting. for the president, it wasn't a good day. it could have gone worse. there was no smoking gun we didn't r see on the opening remarks.er politically tough when the fired fbir director is saying that th president is a liar. however, there is not a smoking gun.il some people will say yes, some people will say no. the trump team obviously saying they are vindicated because comeyce did, once in opening statement and he said it again today that thehe pre

doing the play by play tonight as she has this years past is andrea "don't call her vin scully" mitchellmay field a bipartisan team because you have to remember congress less than 20% female. we all know what's truly important today, they are supporting a good cause. that's all for tonight. we'll be back for tomorrow with more mtp daily. sh "for the record with greta" starts now. >>> thank you, chuck. president trump, he just won't admit it or he just doesn't know. either one is frightening. i'm talking about ru russia and putin. he won't say they hacked us. >> in 2016, the russian government at the direction of vladmir putin himself orchestrated cyber attacks on our nation for the

juliette: donald trump and his wife melania have visited house majority whip steve kerr scully see inospital after he and four others were you -- were wounded. ranked publican. he was shot and the hip. he remains in critical condition after the attack in alexandria, virginia. in the u.k., fire crews have worked through the night to dampen the deadly blaze near -- of a west london tower block that killed 12 people. the number of the counties will almost certainly rise. the fire that broke out in the early hours of yesterday morning injured 74 others and left an unknown number missing. the cause of the blaze remains unknown. the u.k. has slipped further into political limbo as prime minister theresa may's talks with the democratic unionists drag on. calls are mounting for across party consensus on brexit. talks could further delay the opening of the new session of parliament. currently scheduled for monday. u.k. chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond will make the case for a new path to brexit. according to a treasury official he will give his annual mansion house to the city of lon

. >> our next guest, john scully, ceo of apple from 1983 to 1993 joins us on set. good to have you here. >> hi, michelle. >> did you visit the white house when you with apple? >> many times. >> we saw tech surged today. we started off the block, any coincidence they would all be meeting with the president and we would see this rebound today? do they go together or just coincidence? >> the way i look at it, michelle, i think that we're living in exponential time most of us are conditioned by linear time. days, weeks, months. no exponential times, incredible technologies adopted by the private sector, not yet by the public sector, we're going to see the private sector companies, these tech companies, i think continue to show great momentum i don't think this is a fluke that we have a hot day today i think it's going to go on for months, maybe years, because exponential time, we're getting the reinvention of industry after industry and now the tech guys with all this capital are going to go in and they are going to go buy big positions in nontechnical companies and co

lawmakers say they feel like targets and the aftermath of the shooting that left congressman steve scully'sn critical condition -- steve scalise in critical condition and several others wounded. numbers of congress discussed increasing security members and some with the idea of allowing members of congress to bypass great washington, d.c. gun laws. ,he question for our viewers should members of congress carry guns at the capital?

coming for a prayer, steve scully still in critical condition.e first pitch, in critical condition, the hospital says his condition has improved in the last 24 hours. new details this morning on the health of auto warmbier, he is in a persistent vegetative state. amazon buying an acquisition, looking to get into the messaging space. they may see slack as a growth opportunity. futures looking at money moving into stocks, down dusters up 20 points, nasdaq of 10 points, in europe, similar story, stocks are higher across the board in the euro zone. the s&p up 2 thirds of 1% as is the cac quarante in pairs and the decks index up one 12:45%. asia, markets mixed, mostly high, best performer japan, nikkei average up 1/2%. day 2 of the us open underway shortly, we have a recap of yesterday's action. joining me to talk about it, dagan mcdowell and senior strategist fox news contributor steve cortez with us as well. looking forward to hearing, this is so relaxing. >> there is a certain serenity, and it is i am so glad is a midwesterner to come back to the m

but the moment of congressman scully's death congressman scali is-- congressman scalise very quick. today, vice president mike pence was nationaldress the association of homebuilders. whether he still makes the address or comments after the shooting, that would need to take place. david: one of the first part of the schedule that gets changed today. we will see. now back to mike mckee in washington. mike: the alexandria police have put out a couple of statements. one that the shooter is in safe.y and everyone is the timeline of what happened, congressional republicans gathered at delray park in alexandria. they were supposed to play against congressional democrats in the annual baseball game on thursday night. representative scalise was on second base and a shooter opened fire and hit him and five other people. two police officers were there on security dirty -- security duty returned fire and hit the gunman and he was taken into custody. that is all the details we have at the moment but we hope to have a statement for us shortly on what they know. hill, back up on capitol if things

steve scully's has been shot there were multiple shots fired and multiple aids have been hit as well. than that right now. he is the number two guy in congress he was at a baseball practice. we are to continue following this. this is a breaking situation and we don't want to any other information until we know fact. congressman steve scalise has been shot. we are waiting for more information here. i'm looking there's a lot of information that is out there that people are passing information around. it appears as if it took place and gop baseball practice it was at some sort of baseball practice but there are reports of multiple shots fired. with your mind peoe in these situations were in a bit of shock. we feel very honored to have them on the program. with these in developing situations. the information that we get early on is often inaccurate. overstated understated because it's a developing situation. we design to be to be really careful about what we talk about until we get more as you pointed out he is the house majority whip steve scalise. he was shot in the hip on one of the fo

. >> lawmakers on alert after this shooting of skis scully's and three others. hadley manning and chuck roach. welcome to all of you. let me start with you. what do you think of this? boost security

with me at westminster is professor roger scully of cardiff university centre of welsh governance.k in the last month. when we thought they would lose seats to the conservatives, they have gained three seats back from them. what we re three seats back from them. what were the main factors in that change? some of that is labour across britain was doing better than we thought they might. also labour in wales ran as welsh labour. the main face in wales ran as welsh labour. the mainface and in wales ran as welsh labour. the main face and voice of the campaign was first minister of wales carwyn jones, notjeremy corbyn, and i think the election result in wales isa think the election result in wales is a significant personal triumph for first minister carwynjones. is a significant personal triumph for first minister carwyn jones. we have talked a lot in uk terms about the social care policy. there are some devolved issues here, but to what extent did the manifesto controversy for theresa may feed into anxiety in the welsh conservatives? they started the election campaign with real prospec

whip stevejority scully's was shot on that steve scully's was shot on wednesday -- steve scalise was shot on wednesday. president trump delivered this statement. as you all know, shortly after 7 a.m. this morning, a gunman opened fired on members of congress as they were practicing for tomorrow's annual charity baseball game. authorities are continuing to investigate the crime and the assailant has now died. the fbi's leading the investigation and will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available. scalise, a steve member of house leadership, was wounded andadly in stable condition at the hospital along with two very courageous capitol police officers. were alsoo others wounded. many lives would have been lost ofnot for the wrote actions the two capitol police officers who took down the gunmen despite sustaining gunshot wounds. of the two capitol police officers grateful foria and i are the heroism and praying for the swift recovery of all victims. congressman scully's is a friend, and a very good friend. he is a patriot and a fighter. he will recover from this ass

we walked off the field and i this bumped scully's. did --to the parking lot part not. i am shaken up. colleagues were targeted today by someone who wanted to kill them. he was the closest person to the shooter. he was targeted first. he was missed. zigzagged across the field is the guy continued to shoot and he sought is the least get hit. this guy thought in iraq. he is a were veteran. he is faced fire before, but not in a peaceful setting. the zigzagged across the field to get away from an active shooter. ours. another friend of i would ask everyone to exercise calm and reflection and pray for my colleagues who are wounded. my colleagues that were affected. they were on the field when it happened. the congress is going to be affected by this going forward. the world changed a little for us as members. we will know in little while. >> several senators want to the floor to comment. this is 40 minutes. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i know the entire senate will join in echoing the sentiments of the president thi

president trump delivered his weekly address and started with the shooting of majority whip steve scully's and he was followed by james clyburn who gave the democratic address. first, the president. president trump: my fellow americans, this week, our nation was shocked and horrified when a gunman opened fire on a member of congress. five people were wounded in the assault, including a member of house leadership, my good friend, steve scalise. steve is beloved across washington, he embodies everything public service is about -- he's dedicated to his constituents, devoted to his values and deeply committed to his country. i visited steve, his wife, and his family in the hospital as he continues to fight for his recovery. 435 members of congress, and 300 million americans, are pulling for him, praying for him, and pledging to him our full and total support. we continue to hold all of those wounded and fighting for recovery in our hearts and prayers, including matt mika, who was also badly wounded. in that terrible crime, we also witnessed the incredible heroism of capitol police. special age