. >>> reporter: zachary was smart but the ten-year-old diagnosed with adhd had trouble sitting still and joining group activities in a traditional classroom. his mother ended up homeschooling him. >> it broke my heart to watch him struggle so much in previous schools. >> so it's really hard. >> reporter: then came dr. melanie hayes. >> everything we do has ramifications. >> reporter: melanie founded "big minds" unschool, a nonprofit in pinole one of the few places nationwide for twice exceptional or 2e students. they excel academically but also deal with disabilities from anxiety disorders to autism. >> their own tiny little magnets. >> reporter: zachary got drawn in like a magnet. >> reporter: she developed it as a doctorate for educational leadership opening the campus in 2015. >> if there's a place where these kids can thrive and really work to their full potential because they have a lot to give the world. >> reporter: the key is not to have the child fit the school but the fit the school to the child and support the student's passion. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: from music to math t

williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary hearing on free speech on college campuses. >> the president cancel the speaker. days later, the president enacted new speaker policies that made bringing speakers to campus and especially arduous process in my student group. what i find undemocratic and antithetical to the college i attend is the president's decision to disinvite a speaker solely on the basis of his inflammatory remarks about race.

we pray for all of the victims of this terrible crime who are still recovering, including zachary barth and matt mika, both of whom are respected and cherished by so many. we also pray special agents crystal griner and david bailey of the capitol police for their heroic deeds that saved so many lives. what a great job they did. and we thank all of the members of the alexandria fire, police, and rescue. in washington we have our disagreements, but we all agree that we are here to serve this nation we love and the people who call it home. that's the source of unity, and more than ever we must embrace it so that on this special night, i leave you with three great american words that for generations have torn down barriers, built bridges of unity, and defied those who have sought to pull us apart. ladies and gentlemen, let's play

and still with us, george zachary. mark, what is at stake?ple is going to be behind the theoretical speeds of the samsung galaxy s8. the phones offer support for gigabyte download speeds. 1000 per second. you can download a movie theoretically into two to five seconds, which is very fast. with the proliferation of ai and ar, the faster the ipo can go, the better. theoretically, there is a huge difference. in terms of real-world difference, people will not notice it now. as the phones improve year after year, people will start to notice it as networks improve. emily: what is at the heart of the issue? the supplier thing? >> the supplier thing. apple started splitting it up with qualcomm and intel. the latest qualcomm chips which apple will be using in the iphone 8 and other new models can support this faster speed. but the intel chips cannot support it. apple does not want to make some iphones faster than others so it has to pare down the capability of the units. emily: the market has become so competitive. innovation is so incremental. it is

katie zachary joins us live where the councilman is recovering. what are you learning about his condition? >> reporter: councilman david oh was brought here to the hospital. he was listed in critical condition. overnight he's had surgery and doctors say that he should recover. investigator says he parked a city-owned vehicle on the 5800 block and was getting his bags out of the car when he was approached by a man. councilman oh did not understand what the man said. so he engaged him further. the man then demanded his money, pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the side. you heard in that sound byte the council president commenting about councilman david oh and the kind of person he is. in the next half hour, we'll talk about how neighbors rushed to his side and helped him in the moments immediately following this knife attack. as for the suspect, police are looking for that person right now. he's described as a man in his 20s seen running away from the scene there in west philadelphia. for now reporting live, katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> phila

i'm katy zachary. >> svai sikahema. let's get to bill henley. warmup continues. >>> yes. yes, we are already warmer than yesterday at this time. temperatures up 7 to 10 degrees for many neighborhoods. philadelphia 73 degrees. southerly wind at ten miles an hour. like yesterday the wind will be with us and out of the southwest. going to help the heat build during the day. 75 degrees at 8:00. leap into the 80s by 11:00 this morning. 12 mile an hour wind continues to help with the warmup. so look at 90 degrees for new jersey and close to 90 for the lehigh valley. and the suburbs. in the lehigh valley, late afternoon showers and thunderstorms are possible. they have become more likely during the evening hours. sunshine hit 90 degrees this afternoon. mostly sunny skies for delaware. i'll break it down hour by hour. show you how quickly it warms up in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >> 422 starting now. here's cameras around trooper road. no problems or delays right here. eastbound moving towards the schuylkill.

katie zachary joins us live from the medical center. any word on attacker? to police, they told us they were still st councilmancilmid was brought here to the hospitalhe w listed and doctors expect him tohilalp from h he grew up block and live there is with his wife ask -o car on the 5800 block of thoma ed by a man. he apparently didn't understan councilman says that is who he is. always willing to talk. >> he likes to talk to people and help them. the gentleman pulls a knife out and announces a a robbery. tells him to give him his keys for the car. at some point the male stabs him in his left side. >> reporter: investigators tell us that neighbors came to david oh's rescue. staying with him until police arrived and comforting his family. in terms of the suspect, as e we said at the top of the story, police are still looking for that person. he is described as a man this his mid-20s and he was last seen running away from the stabbing. ing live, katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >> you can count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the attack as we're getting react

congressional aid zachary barth was also shot but posted a facebook and said he's okay and recovering in the hospital. his boss representative roger williams from texas suffered a sprained two capitol police officers on scalise's security detail were hospitalized. one of shot in the ankle but in good condition and the other was released after sustaining a minor nongunshot injury. last night president trump visited the wounded officer in the hospital as well as representative scalise and his wife. he said ska slis in tough shape but a fiergt. pray for steve. tom costello has more on the shooting. >> reporter: captured on cell phone video gunfire that rang out. >> shots fired and people are running. victims involved. >> reporter: an all out gun battle. as capitol hill police and alexandria officers engaged a lone gunman, 66-year-old james hodgkinson targeting republican members of congress who were practicing for a charity baseball game. among the first to be hit republican whip steve scalise. >> he drug himself from the dirt newfoundland to the grass outfield. there's a trail of blood.

katie zachary joins us live at the medical center where the councilman is recovering. what do you know about his condition right now? >> reporter: by the last update we got from police, it was right outside here. the councilman was inside the hospital undergoing surgery. when he arrived here late last night, listed in critical condition. ctaying he's expected to recover. he will be okay. theuncian at large has lived on on thate b he was stabbed by a a man trying to rob him. councilman had just arrived home tr work. it was close to 10:00. he was gti a a a man walked up d said something. e hendstand what the man said, is he engaged him further. then the man stabbed him in his side. hou they are still looking the man who is accused of stabbing councilman oh. he's in his 20s last seen running away from the stabbing. coming up in the half hour, we'll share with you some of the comments that we heard right outside the hospital from some of the councilman's colleagues. reporting live, katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia mayor released a statement saying, quote, we ar

recently on c-span -- williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary committee hearing on free speech. >> they unilaterally cancelled the speaker. days later the president enacted new speaker policies that made bringing speakers to campus and especially -- an especially arduous process for my student group. what i find undemocratic and anti-theycal is the president's decision to disinvite a speaker solely on the basis of his inflammatory remarks about ace. >> congresswoman diane degette on the opioid crisis in the u.s. ms. degette: and i said, what are the issues you're facing here at the denver public library and i thought she would say something like, you know, cybersecurity or access to books. she said, we have people overdosing in the library every day and we need to get our librarians the locks on so -- that lockson so they can give people at the denver public library. >> and senator mccain with patrick shanahan. senator mccain: we have an executive from one of the five major corporations that has corraled 95% of our defense budgets and one of the major issues that th

zachary, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me.hat liberal arguments go unquestioned at your college and other colleges. can you give me an example? >> sure, often times we are in class, we discuss welfare or affirmative action what you'll notice is what the professor is telling you is essentially his opinion and also presented in such a way that you would think that that's just the truth, that that has to be taken as it is and anything that would go against that, that would question or complicate is against the facts. stuart: have you ever presented a conservative opinion, free-market opinion into a class situation and being rejected? >> i love playing devil's advocate. the ones i agree with and the ones i don't agree with. what i would notice, some professors respond appropriately but most of the professors that i've had will often times kind of look at you as if what you said is just completely outrageous. they often times looked puzzled or they're just confused and they don't understand how it is that you could say something th

barr's,alise, zachary matt mika, special agent david bailey, special agent pistol griner.-- krystal we are united. we are united in our shock, our english, and an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. [applause] i know we want to give our thanks to the first responders and alexandria police department who were on the scene in minutes. i know this house once two-state unequivocally that we are as awed by the tremendous bravery of the police. [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

recently on c-span, williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary hearing on free speech on college campuses. >> the president canceled the speaker. days later, the president enacted new speaker policies that made bringing speakers to campus an arduous process for my student group. what i find impermissible undemocratic to the intellectual character of the college i attend is the president decision to disinvite the speaker because remarks.flamma tower >> i was sitting next to the denver public librarian and i said what are the issues you are facing here at the denver public library and i thought she would say cybersecurity or access to books, she said we have people overdosing in the library every ay and we need to get the libe rarian to get mark and at the denver public library. > senator mccain at the senate hearing. >> we have an executive from one of the five major corporations that has 90% of our defense budgets and on one of the major issues that this committee has had hearings about, has had markups about as reported out our bill and you want to find out more infor

zachary barth showing up to work the day after he was shot shows a lot of dedication.s are off to you as well. >> greg: we are slackers, kimberly. >> kimberly: just you. a nice dinner that the democrats hosted for the republicans ahead of time. >> juan: they raised three times as much money as that game has ever raised. great to see people come together. and a joy in sense of human being and not always throwing punches and being balls and partisan polarized america. >> greg: never miss an episode of. >> the national pastime in the nation's capital one night after what could've been a national tragedy. this is "special report" ." good evening. i am john roberts infrared firebird we are an hour away from the first pitch in what is normally a low-key annual charity baseball game. between republicans and democrats in congress. this year's edition is anything but normal. the number three republican in the house, steve scalise remains in critical condition after being shot yesterday during a morning practice session in virginia. a lobbyist who was shot has been upgraded from

zachary: that's right. overall, the insurance industry has been mixed on this bill.some insurers come out in favor. some of those. it comes down to how they way the balance of losing some of these customers versus billions of dollars in financial help over the next few years in the form of some subsidies related to the portal care act and some $50 billion in additional funding over the next few years as well. julia: give us a sense what is going on with this ad campaign. how much reach? how much potent is this for viewers looking at this as ordinary people in america? what is the response? zachary: that's right. it is a save in figure ad -- a seven-figure ad campaign from the hospitals. they are saying, are you at risk of losing your insurance? prompting people to say, how does this debate in washington affect me? that is the kind of question over the next few weeks people will be asking quite a bit. as congress goes into this july holiday, what does this mean for my health care? julia: great point. thanks to our bloomberg health care reporter joining us from the was

congressional aid zachary bart was shot in the leg and expected to make full rec recovery. as far as the other capitol police officer agent bailey was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and has since been released. it's important to note according to investigators if it was not for two capitol police officers there while this was all unfolding, they believe that that situation could have turned out much differently and worse in this did. again the latest out of med star is that not only president trump leaving and scalise remaining in critical condition tonight and will require more surgeries going forward. keep it owe here on "fox5"with the very latest. we'll update you on his condition. reporting live at med star, kristin leon. fox news. >> certainly our thoughts are with steve scalise and his family at this time. >> meanwhile president trump left a short time ago and tweet wtd visit and just left hospital congressman steve scalise one of the truly great people in tough shape but is a real fighter, pray for steve. >> our team coverage continues tonight. a community

i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm katy zachary. comfortable low 70 temperature outside.ll about to change. get to bill henley. he has most accurate first alert neighborhood forecast for the holiday weekend. >>> you know where the temperatures are going today with sunshine. get closer to the 4th of july. into the upper 80s to right around 90 degrees. right now not too bad. just warmer than yesterday. 72 in new jersey and the suburbs. sunshine 78 degrees. by 9:00 this morning. 85 degrees at lunchtime. like yesterday, the winds picking up out of the southwest. help elevate the temperatures and also bring in some humanity, especially this evening. could lead to late afternoon or evening thunderstorms in the lehigh valley. most of the day it will be dry and near 89 degrees. 90 for delaware, philadelphia, and new jersey. into the low 90s, but at the shore, 80 degrees in afternoon with mostly sunny skies. break it down hour by hour show you how quickly it warms up in your neighborhood, but first, jessica boyington is watching friday morning traffic. >> right now watching a cras

and zachary left me alone. he just looked at me-- and i'll never forget the look because it was the look of absolute hatred and it was a smirk of absolute phobia, and i went, "that's--" you know, "don't ever forget this because that's what maura is every day of her life." it's so important. it's so-- so when i-- ( applause ) you know, here was a woman 70 years old who went for her freedom and said, " i'm going for it. i'm going to go for my authentic self." and i think she's a hero. >> stephen: does playing her-- does playing her make you a better jeffrey? >> i think it makes me a better-- to be really honest, i think it makes me all jeffrey. in other words, people say, "well, how is your feminine part, your masculine part?" i go, "i just have never been a freer jeffrey, a happier jeffrey. i think it makes me a better papa, a better husband, and certainly a better guest on a tv show. >> stephen: excellent guest last question-- >> and it certainly makes me very grateful. this came at 70 years old, the role of my

zachary barth showing up to work the day after he was shot shows a lot of dedication.as well. >> greg: we are slackers, kimberly. >> kimberly: just you. a nice dinner that the democrats hosted for the republicans ahead of time. >> juan: they raised three times as much money as that game has ever raised. great to see people come together. and a joy in sense of human being and not always throwing punches and being balls and partisan polarized america. >> greg: never miss an episode of the a-team. "hannity" is up next. >> sean: many thanks to our friends on "the five." fox news the lord. welcome to "hannity." we are broadcasting from washington, d.c., one day after a left wing assassination attempt on republican lawmakers. we were in the stadium talking to some of those eyewitnesses. republican members of congress. we will talk about those interviews later in the show. i'm not buying this national kumbaya moment. it's not true. it's not real. it's an outright illusion. yesterday was an assassinated n attempt on republican lawmakers. watch this scene.

joseph, floyd and zachary caught a gator.ators throat. is that animal abuse. you should not do that because a gator did not want to do that. >> it is it bush light. get your terrible beers wrong. >> they were charged with animal harassment. >> i love to smile and laugh. i love to travel. most of all, i love getting to know people. when i hear about something from someone that makes me smile i pack up my inflatable set, drive to them and set up shop. hey friends. today on the island we're meeting with anthony, you know him from the '90s rock group, the spin doctors note for their hip little miss princess. and this can't be wrong. >> guess what? a little birdie told me that he is something new bringing to us today. are you ready question what should we bring him out? let's give him a warm island welcome. come on out anthony. i love that you have a tampering. tambourine. >> i wish i had a corona. >> this might seem a little weird. i love going over to people's houses, seen the pictures they have on the walls. the art, it is a co

. >> recently an c-span, williams college student zachary wood on a senate judiciary hearing on free speech on college campuses. >> days later the president enacted new speaker policies that made bringing speakers to campus an especially arduous process for my student group. what i find impermissible, undemic and apathetical to the college i attend is the president's decision to disinvite a speaker solely on the basis of his inflammatory remarks about race. >> congressman diana on the opioid crisis. >> i was sitting next to the republican librarian and i said what are the issues you're facing here at the denver library, and she said we have people overdosing in the library every day. and we need to get librarians naloxone so they think give it to people who have overdosed at the denver public library. >> and senate john mccain at the confirmation hearing of executive nominee patric shanahan. >> on one of the major issues this committee has had hearings about, markups about, has reported on our bill and you want to find out more information, not a good beginning. not a good beginning.

for expert analysis on this let's bring in michael moore and zachary wolf. good morning to boston you. we learned a lot yesterday. jeff sessions in particular, detestable lies, what he called the collusion allegations, very strong and pushed back, not so strong when it comes to characterizing these conversations with president trump. was it executive privilege? was it not? here's what the ag said in front of the senate committee. >> my judgment that it would be inappropriate for me to answer and reveal private conversations with the president when he is not had a full opportunity to review the questions and to make a decision. >> michael moore, is he in good legal standing there? >> no, i don't think so. i'll tell you this. i watched some of his testimony and when you listen to him it's a clear example of what we would call the kicked dog barking. we got his feathers ruffled by some of the questions. he's right. it's like looking through the looking glass. the attorney general of the united states is invoking a privilege that's not his to invoke. and he's do

one student was programming professional quality videogames and zachary is already mastering algebra.i wish i was at "big minds" 24 hours a day 6 days a week. >> reporter: why? >> "big minds" is just good. >> it makes me so happy i can't even tell you. >> reporter: so for providing a school where twice exceptional students can grow, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to dr. melanie hayes. melanie also wrote a book called we tried normal about the challenges of families with 2e children. she wants the same understanding of these children as those on the autism spectrum. there will be a documentary next week. >> good work. >> thank you. >>> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> and for news throughout the evening the latest is always on our website, cbssf.com. >> don't forget to join us for nightbeat at 10:00 on kbcw and right back here at 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "famil

so we applied pressure and tried to stop the bleeding there. >> reporter: also shot, zachary barth, aber, and matt mika, who used to work on the hill but now is a lobbyist for tyson foods. two capitol police members were also wounded. because of his leadership position, scalise has a security detail with him at all times. congressman williams who injured his ankle during theot says without them it could have been a massacre. >> there could have easily been 25 deaths or more today. but officers griner and bailey prevented that, and my family and i will be forever grateful. >> reporter: congressman jeff duncan left just before the shooting began and he believes he encountered the gunman as he was leaving. >> i had an interaction with someone in the parking lot who asked me if the team practicing was a democrat or republican. i told him they were republicans, he said, okay, thanks and turned around. remember aft >> reporter: after the attack, some still had their uniforms on, still trying to process what happened and how to move on. >> what we have to remember is this. that the american

for now, katy zachary nbc 10 news. >>> now to another case, a judge could decide to release the names of the seven men and five women who served on the big cosby sex assault trial. wants the names kept secret as he works to retry the case. lawyers also don't want names made public. several media outlets requested they be released. yesterday we heard from the alternate who listened to testimony, but was not picked to deliberate. >> i believe he was guilty of all three charges. if i was a member of the jury, i would have convicted him on all three charge sgls didn't like his kmeern in court and found his accuser to be credible. the judge has urged members of the jury not t talk about their deliberation. >>> an offduty police officer is dead after a two car crash yesterday afternoon. the officer cliefded with another car along nottingham way and hamilton township. ollided another car along nottingham way and hamilton township. >>> last night more than 4600 teachers voted in favor of the contract. members of philadelphia federation of teachers haven't had a raise since 2012. while 95% of

zachary kirkland takes bags of various goods december to sick children. silly sock saturday. named for the colorful socks attached to each bag and because he does his deliveries on saturdays. the bags couldn't tape things like coloring books, toys and other activities. >> i'm hoping that this will make them feel better and hopefully it will get their mind off of the hospital and all the different treatments and all of that they're going through. >> zachary has delivered 60 bags so far this year. >>> one of the most banned fashion act sews is back the return of the fan know pack. [ laughter ] >> my daughter loves her pan fanny pack. >> new jersey now let's drivers complain about other people who are distracted behind the wheel. how the program is going so far. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at you

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the victims include zachary nelson.13 people shot in 24 hours in early june, the most violent day in the city this year. >> if i remember one thing, it >> reporter: the young man known for his megawatt smile had dreams of becoming a doctor. this is the despair people say brought upon by the city's deadly drug epidemic. >> the city is in need of a spiritual cleansing. >> reporter: zachary nelson's family took exception with police blaming the surge in violence on opioids. his aunt says if that really is the case, she asked the mayor and police chief what are you doing about it. ana. >> nick valencia, thank you. >>> coming up, we have new details about the u.s. sailors killed in the tragic accident off japan. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can

. >> reporter: hill staffer zachary barth was in the outfield when he was shot in the leg. barth tweeted from the hospital, "i got shot this morning," adding he'd be okay. his boss, congressman roger williams hurt his ankle diving for cover. >> all the "times" he was bleeding and we were under fire, he was texting letting people know we were under fire and we needed help. >> reporter: perhaps the most seriously wounded was matt mika, shot in the chest at least twice. friends say he's always cheery and ready with a smile, especially when it comes to his love of baseball. >> everybody is praying for mika. >> reporter: mika played on the g.o.p. baseball team when he worked on the hill. now working as a lobbyist he was back as a volunteer coach. scott, today while in critical condition in between surgeries, mika offered a thumbs-up to his family. >> reporter: kris van cleve, thanks. >> pelley: shortly after the attack, president trump called for unity. >> everyone on that field is a public servant -- our courageous police, our congressional aides who work so tirelessly behind t

also recovering congressional aide zachary barth lobbyist matt mika shot in the chest.e was one of the most seriously injured. two capitol police officers were also hurt, officer crystal griner was shot in the ankle. officer david bailey was injured but is recovering at home. both he and griner are expected to be okay. they are credited with saving sg baseball field. >> back to for a moment. president trump and the first lady visited scalise and his family last night at washington hospital center. this is video of the first couple speaking with doctors last night t after the visit the president tweeted just left hospital. representative steve scalise one of the truly great people is in very tough shape but he is a real fighter. pray for steve. >> we do that continue to learn more about the gunman now. >> this is a law enforcement -- this is as law enforcement agencies i should say continue to have a hold on the alexandria neighborhood where the shooting happened. our melanie alnwick back in the neighborhood this morning. how's it feel there this morning, mel? >> reporte

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zachary wolf is digital director for cnn politics, live from washington. good to see you, sir. says there he wants this bill to have heart. here's what counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, told george stephanopoulos on saturday. >> these are not cuts to medicaid, george. this slows the rate for the future and allows governors more flexibility with medicaid dollars because they're people in need. if you are currently on medicaid, if you became a recipient through the obamacare exception, are you grandfathered in. we're talking about in the future. >> tom price again, to reiterate, we would not have individuals lose coverage they want for themselves and their family. how central are the arguments that they are making to the few of the senate health care plan, zach? >> well, you know, look -- you talked earlier about the math. let's do the math. they can only lose two republicans in the senate. 1995 said they won't support -- five said they won't support the bill. the conversation is a little bit, you know, beside the point. they have to change this bill in some way to ch

zachary barth and congressional staffer roger williams. >> one staffer dove into the dugout with a leg wound and we got somebody's belt and put it around there to stop the bleeding so we were tending to him as well as trying to keep down away from the shooter. >> reporter: members of congress said the gunman knew who was on the field. >> an individual walked up and said are those republicans or democrats. jeff said they are republicans. the guy turned around and started walking towards the field. it was a little odd but i didn't see any indication of violence or anything. >> big, fat guy, probably 5'8", 5'10" with a t-shirt and shorts with a long gun and pistol. >> reporter: after an intense gunfight that shot out the windows of the next door ymca, hodgkinson was shot and wounded. he died a few hours later at the hospital. meanwhile, all five victims were rushed to area hospitals. representative scalise taken off the field by medics and a police officer taken out by chopper. >> i never thought i would come to baseball practice for a game for charity, for local d.c. charities and have t

. >> recently on c-span, williams college student zachary wood at a senate judiciary committee hearing on free speech on college campuses. >> the president of williams college unilaterally canceled the speaker. enacteder the president new policy that makes it difficult to bring new speakers to the college. find it -- >> congresswoman diana degette on the opioid crisis in the u.s. >> i was sitting next to the denver public librarian, and i said what are the issues you're facing at the denver public library. i thought she'd say cybersecurity or access to books she said, you know, we have people overdosing in the library every day and we need to get our librarians naloxone so they can give toyota people who have overdosed. a at the denver public library. >> and senator john mccain at the hearing of deputy defense nominee patrick shan han. >> we now have an executive from one of the five major corporations that has corralled 90% of our defense budgets and on one of the major issue this is committee has had hearings about, had markups ab, reported out our bill and you want to find out more

zachary barth was shot in the leg and was released. two capitol hill officers were also shot. 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 yushlg. this morning the house and the senate are both going reconvene. of course, reconvening as those wounded in the shooting are still recovering. >> reporter: tex republican roger williams is among lawmakers backing the decision to press ahead with today's annual baseball game despite the shooting still rattling the chile. members of the republican party were playing. the 60-year-old gunman was shot and killed by officers. scalise was shot in the hip. president trump visited him if the hospital afterward tweeting in part representative scalise is in tough shape but he's a fighter. >> reporter: investigators are reviewing his online activity. he repeatedly took to facebook. his office has seened several calls from the shooter in the past. h hindsight one raised the red flag. >> if you vote this way, we'll remember you. that mean

zachary barth also shot but is expected to make a full recovery and then you have the two u.s.l agents crystal griner shot in the ankle set to be stable and then the second officer was treated for minor injuries. we're told a bullet grazed him and he was later released. so, clearly we are wishing them well for a full recovery. we're also told by investigators close to this investigation that if it weren't for the two capitol police officers that this situation could have been much, much worse so the officers being hailed as heroes this morning holly and maureen and if anything changes out here we'll be sure to bring back to you in the studio. >> annie yu thank you. >>> let's take you up to baltimore where once again baltimore states attorney marilyn mosby is outlining her argument that she's immune to a civil lawsuit filed by the officers in the freddie gray case. in the new appellate filing this week her lawyers argue that the officers' lawsuit should be blocked. they say her leading an independent investigation into the officers involved in gray's arrest and announcing those

graduating class also in attendance zachary hicks who flu in from germany to present his sister withh school diploma. so congratulations to all of graduates. >> we're coming off a pretty good weekend. today is only monday but of course i focused on the next weekend. after a cool and cloudy stretch for the upcoming workweek we're going to feel like summer again. looking pretty good model wise with high temperatures generally in the middle 80s, possibly some upper 80s by sunday. at this point it looks like we have a trend of from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >>> a reminder, our 11th annual alex scott a stand for hope telethon is happening thursday. we're raising money to help fight childho

graduating class also in attendance zachary hicks who flu in from germany to present his sister withher high school diploma. so congratulations to all of graduates. >> we're coming off a pretty good weekend. today is only monday but of course i focused on the next weekend. after a cool and cloudy stretch for the upcoming workweek we're going to feel like summer again. looking pretty good model wise with high temperatures generally in the middle 80s, possibly some upper 80s by sunday. at this point it looks like we have a trend of >>> a reminder, our 11th annual alex scott a stand for hope telethon is happening thursday. we're raising money to help fight childhood cancer. alex scott dreamed of the day when none of her friends would have to fight cancer. we are joining her family and her friends to keep her dream alive and we invite you to join us on thursday as well. >> for don, lauren and everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the late show is next. with kevin hart. >> thanks for watching. have a good night, family. and sleep well. (narrator) imagine, wiping away the

steve scalise, zachary barth, matt mika, david bailey, crystal grinner. we are all giving our thoughts to those being treated for their injuries at this moment. and we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is attack on all of us. [applause] [applause] i know we want to give thanks to the first responders and to the alexandria police department who were on the scene in minutes. and i know this house wants to state unequivically that we are as ever awed by the tremendous bravery of the capitol police. [applause] i spoke with special agent one was being treated and one was about to go into surgery. i expressed gratitude to them. it is clear to me based on various yinsz eyewitness accounts that without these two heroes agent bailey and greiner, many lives would have been lost. yrn we all want to learn about what happened. we just all received a briefing from the surgeant of arms. -- sergeant of arms. the fbi is working with local law enforcement. we want to extend received from throughout the capitol and

happened at the firefly festival in dover delaware just before 3 o'clock this morning. 25-year-old zacharyilton punched the driver of a ford transit van before crashing it into a fence. six people were inside the vehicle. officials say hamilton was under the influence of drugs at the time. hamilton faces multiple charges including carjacking, reckless endangerment and other charges as well. >>> u.s. and japanese forces launched an air and sea search for seven missing sailors after a u.s. navy destroyer crashed into a merchantship near japan. the u.s.s. fitzgerald collided with a philippine flagged merchantship early saturday morning off the coast of japan. when most crew members on both ships were asleep. the navy ship's capitol taken is among those injured. the seven missing sailors have not been identified. >> still got an active search and rescue going on for our missing shipmates so please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. >> japanese companiy coast guard spokesman says truce crews are doing their best in the certain and rescue mission but so far they they have not fd any signs o

katie zachary is live. what do we know about the councilman's condition roiight now? >> reporter: the last update we got is that the councilman at large david oh is inside. he was undergoing surgery. he is expected to recover, but when he was first brought here to the hospital, he was listed in critical condition after you said hefts stabbed outside his home last night. the philadelphia councilman at large has grown up on the same block in west philadelphia. since the '60s, it's where he grew up. it was on that block the 5800 block of thomas avenue he was attacked by an attempted robber. the councilman had just gotten home from work. it was close to 10:00 p.m. he was getting bags out of his trunk when a man walked up and said something. now the councilman could not ubs what the man said so he engaged him further and then this happened. >> the councilman was stabbed in his side and as you heard from police lieutenant johnny walker, he said that this was a crime of opportunity. they do not believe at this time that david oh was targeted because of the nature of his work

steve scalise, zachary barth, matt mica, special agent david bailey, special agent crystal greiner, we are giving special thoughts for those who are being treated or the their injuries at this moment. and: we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our an quis an. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us! (applause) i know we want to give our thanks to the first responders and to the alexandria police department who were on scene in minutes. i know this house wants to state unequivocally that we are, as ever, awed by the tremendous bravery of the capitol police! (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 co

. >> reporter: also shot, zachary >> r barth a staff member for fngressman roger william, and sstt mikawho used to work on nde hill, but now is a lobbyist for tyson foods. two capitol police officers were also wounded, david bailey and crystal griner. they have a security police officer with him at all times, the they said without them it could have congressman william, who injured his ankle during the shooting, says without the security detail it could have been a massacre. >> there could have easily been 25 deaths or more today. but officers griner and bailey jevented, that and my family and i will be forever grateful. >> reporter: congressman jeff hencan left just before the shooting began, but he believes he encountered the gunman. ti i had an interaction with kemeone who asked me if the team practicing were democrats or republicans. i said republicans. he said, "okay. thanks." and he turned around. >> reporter: hours after the >>tack, members of the team mill had their uniforms on, still trying to process what happened and how to move on. n. what we have to remember is this: the am

the sun of zachary taylor, the sun of the president. he goes to yale, goes up north, so he is always kind of carrying the flag for the louisiana, for his home, in lots of different parts of the country, so i think --re is a kind of built in not nostalgia but certainly home boosting going on in much of his career. >> sir, you had a question? >> i actually have two questions. were there any instances of the enteral authorities -- federal authorities taking objection to what may have been preached on sunday in different churches, and was there any directive there? my second question is as early withed in his war of words whoever, did he ever come face-to-face with any of those adversaries, and if he did, what happened? >> john, why don't you take the first question? toi can think of two of ways think about that. first of all, in terms of prayers for the president, i think it was a pretty widespread protestant tendency to pray for the president sunday morning. the question is -- which president are you praying for when you are occupied? som