his name is henry bellow. that's multiple law enforcement sources in new york city, jonathan dienst and myself. henry bellow is the suspect. we may have a picture of him shortly but i wanted to break in and name the suspect and again that individual has been identified as deceased by the nypd. they have stated that publicly and we have now gotten that confirmed that that is the person who did the shooting today. >> you are led to understand that henry bellow is a former employee of the hospital? >> we have been told that bellow is in fact a former employee of the hospital and i'm not sure quite what his position is. that's been kind of batted around as far as what his title is. but that's the name that -- that's the name that we have been told by multiple law enforcement sources, both jonathan dienst and myself. >> please let us know as soon as you've got more information. tom winter with nbc's investigative unit. back with me on the phone is bill bratton who gave us a lot of information that turned out to be

henry bellow. he's now dead. he shot four to six people we're being told from police sources inside the hospital before he himself lost his life. >> neil: all right. i want to go back to rod wheeler, if we can, guys. you heard about that. they identified the doctor in question. the one that was doing the shooting as dr. henry below. they don't know when, but that he came back for vengeance. armed with an m-16 assault rifle. four to six were shot. two of them were doctors. maybe former colleagues or superiors. hard to tell. piecing that together, rod, the fact that he returned normally when someone is fired, they put your picture outside the building or all entrances, saying don't let this person come in here. what can we glean from this? >> you're right. the one thing was listening for and that we all listen for, neil, key indicators. key indicators that this person could come back and cause some type of problem such as it appears this guy did today. when this guy was terminated, how long ago was it that he was t

bellow motherfucker. you'll. have a lot of. our own so nerd calling from loser lobby record tomorrow so it's all good their balls are going to be trauma. ya go. there with the party i had. down there at the delegate i got or with a new. girl is the dog really what he was. people. i. know. a lot of little. disturbing video images online of what helmets allegedly disposing of the bodies of beheaded syrian soldiers. american professor receives death threats over a facebook post. boiling racial tensions in the united states. will the most qualified join us in a few moments from the confederation.

of toxo in november were carried out by a belgian cell and so there is this relationship between bellowed human frailties when it comes to models. now the scandal over at london's grunfeld tower fire is escalating to britain's opposition labor party raise concerns that survivors are not being helped as some are forced to sleep well off. as the. news is coming out every day not just about the number of victims of this terrible fire but also about the way that it's being handled on the ground and the newly elected opposition. for the local area north kensington has been talking to the media in very strong terms about her concerns that survivors aren't being taken care of properly they're not getting the help they need and she says that in some cases they're actually sleeping rough that's what she had to say people have been sleeping in cars and in parks because they don't know where to go and they aren't being looked after the grenfell response team which is now latterly coordinating the help that these people are getting on the ground say that they're not aware that any victims. but of cou

police presence responded that followed a trail of blood florida floor before they were told by doctor bellows on the seventeenth floor. and they're then like. and nypd confirms tonight that he has died because. he he took his own life came. not a very briefly do we have any idea it's early days i know of any motive. we don't jane and that's one of the key questions being asked another question being asked is how. in a state well one of the few in the country that has a ban on assault rifles how he was able to get into a hospital with one. that a traffic at the scene of that shooting in new york thank you very much for joining us. now the iraqi army says it will announce the recapture of mosul from so called islamic state within the next few days. but for the moment fighting remains fierce and the situation for civilians still trapped in the old city is deteriorating. a correspondent nasi ficon about has traveled to mosul where he spoke to families who were used as human shields before they managed to flee the fighting. one of the things i don't know what i want. after nine months of fighting

should go into crowdfunding for their words because it's unreasonable to ask taxpayers to pay more bellows and getting less and less peace and less and less security and less and less the feeling. paula from obviously the threat of terrorism they've now got battalions on russian on russia's border which they claim a battle ready. again what's the immediate threat that they're trying to respond to . best but i want you to sitting in sweden where he is the immediate threat. historic development before that russia did it what it did in crimea and eastern you climb that is everything is never mentioned by the western world secondly it was defensive back in many military terms and third there was never any evidence whatsoever. i mean whatever you can you can gather i'm not an intelligence person there is no one which is a funny name by the way because it's not much about intelligence. that russia has in a mood to be suicidal it would be a madman sitting in moscow who will tread percent or whatever it is of of of nato's military budget would start to wear on a nato country where we need to do is

." >> reporter: bellow set himself on fire before shooting himself. he had been fired recently from the hospital for harassing another employee. anthony, we're told that three of the victims were doctors and that some of them are fighting for their lives. >> mason: don dahler at the scene in the bronx. a major southern california freeway known for its bumper had-to-bumper traffic jams turned into a crash landing for a small plane today. john blackstone is at the scene in santa ana, about 35 miles south of los angeles. >> 295, may day! may day! >> reporter: that frantic call was made just seconds before this cessna burst into flames, crashing on to a crowded southern california highway. >> the aircraft is on the freeway. >> reporter: the of kai hsien shot this video after seeing the plane wobble on approach to john wayne airport. it crashed right in front of her. >> the flames they shot up hundreds of feet in the air. there was so much smoke coming out, i smawt for sure everybody on the plane would have died. >> reporter: somehow both people on the pla

bellow and banana i understand. bellow and banana i understand.re is a translator thing on line, i swear, you can put in sentences and it translates it into minionese. they would know if that's true? that's true. but there are probably people... i am going in. i'm 0k! the gru voice is one that people, it's so are part of this film. what do you want to be to say? that is the voice. have you heard a lot of people doing really bad effo rts lot of people doing really bad efforts at gru? do they do it to you? yes. efforts at gru? do they do it to you ? yes. it's efforts at gru? do they do it to you? yes. it's not that hard to do. i set the bar really like myself because it doesn't really apply to any country and it's not an accent, it's just sort of a weird, funny sounding voice. can you do it? i've not... can we do a master class? in gru? you got to kind of talk like this. you push it down. you think of stella mccarthy and ricardo montalban and had a baby, that is gru. is that too much? that wasn't gru. is that too much? that wasn't gru. you talk like

he lost his temper at one point wyden,bellowed at ron who was asking him hard questions. had an account of events that andnot align with comey's he gave certain answers that did not sit well with the democrats. every time he answered a question about his contacts with russia, there was a qualification. he said, i do not remember, i don't recall, i can't recall anything. harris said, if i don't give you these, you will later accuse me of being a liar. leaves theial that door open for things down the line. doorie: did he leave a open to explain how the russians did what they did? republicans saying that we should focus more on what the russians did and sessions did not really offer any new information or facts about that and that ended up getting into a "well, we should the focusing on this." democrats alike, donald trump fired the fbi director and we have to focus on that and ask why. the gravitas around the focus of what russian did or did not do, but -- in terms of the nitty-gritty, there was very little. charlie: robert mueller is now special counsel. >> right. sessions

. >>> the fight happened inside the da vinci bellow hotel.ls tonight on the investigation. >>> a pair of sunglasses, close and blood smears on the cement. remnants of the island for all that took place in the breezeway at the da vinci hotel just after 2:00 in the morning.>> affect them got into an altercation with suspects. it became physical. >> reporter: 33-year-old matthew bate suffered injuries and was transported to the hospital where he later died. officers went door to door looking for suspects. >> we were sleeping and police came and.>> reporter: he was in town for the washington nationals giants series. >> they were banging on the door. we said what? and why? we opened the door. nope we are not the guys.>> reporter: investigators are looking at one lead up to matthew bate death. >> it shocks me that it's not like it doesn't happen in every big city.>> violence is endemic in every american city. >> reporter: we learned that matthew bate was a chemist. the medical examiner will determine how he died. in san francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news.

he lost his temper at one point and he bellowed at ron wyden, who was pushing him hard on a line of questioningon the other side democrats kept hearing that sessions was revision to answer questions without giving a legal justification for why, and his accounts of events did not jive with comey's. he gave certain answers that did not sit well with the democrats. there's also this theme that every time he answered a question about his contacts with russia, there was a caveat. he said, i do not remember, i don't recall, i can't recall anything. i wrecked my brain trying to think of something. when senator harris was questioning him, he said if i don't give these caveats, you will accuse me of being a liar. it is a denial that leaves the door open for things down the line. charlie: did he help our further understanding of what the russians might have done, wanted to do, and how they might have accomplished it? >> not really. there were questions prompted by republicans saying that we should focus more on what the russians did and how appalling sessions said it would be if that transpired. sessions

henry bellow. a former employee of hospital. authorities say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> one doctor is dead. there are several doctors who are fighting for their lives now. >> reporter: the doctors here refusing to evacuate insisting on staying behind the treat the wounded and care for critical patients even as the gunman was still on the loose. >>> firefighters in the north bay are expecting a busy fourth of july weekend and are ready to fight the flames from the air. >> reporter: they already had a busy day. have you ever wondered what it's like to fly them? we interrupt this with radio call. >> time to go to work. time to go to work. >> reporter: at cal fire air attack base they live for these interruptions during summer months. >> more than likely will launch out of here two times. >> reporter: this force of 51 planes and helicopters that can arrive at any fire within 20 minutes. >> this is the only legal rush time i'm aware of. >> reporter: he's in his 42nd season. that's him. the man with 13,000 fires in

a few years ago the media approval rating via gallup was that bellow of cockroaches.n age where you could trust a report when watergate when you had anonymous sources and you believe that they had people's best interest in mind. the report that he said was dead wrong and mostly false was a foundational report from "the new york times" that set the message and set the foundation about rush -- russian-trump collusion. when everyone is using the report that it is wrong, that becomes an issue. the other issue with cnn days before saying that comey was going to deny that he told trump that he was not under investigation and that sources told him that. they had an issue of correction because the opposite was true. this is happening in realtime confirming individuals distrust of the agenda of the media. >> all right, real quickly, how do we repair the breach, all of us in the media, alona? >> ic that we need to slow down and cool our engines as someone russian american i have been writing a lot about this and saying that people are getting carried away in zeal to try the fin

that i was not telling the truth is completely unfair and lost his temper at one point where he bellowed at senator wyden who was pushing him hard in a certain line of questioning. but from the other side, democrats kept hearing sessions was refusing to answer questions without legal justification for why, that his account did not completely jibe with comey. there is also a theme that every time he answered a question about his contacts with rust, there was a caveat. he kept saying i don't remember, i do not recall, i don't have any recollection of that, i've racked my brain trying to think of something but i can't recall anything and once when senator harris was questioning him he said if i don't give you these caveats you will accuse me later of being a lier which is a denial but leaves a door open for things potentially coming up down the line. >> rose: did he help further our understanding of what the russians have done, might have wanted to do and how they might have accomplished it? >> not really. there was certainly a lot of discussion more prompted by republicans questions of we

one of them is representative car bellow from miami.ions of dollars, literally, of real estate that is directly threatened and imperilled by rising sea levels. they are already in dade county and around miami beginning to make very concrete tangible structural adjustments to wear where things are built and what level and how they deal with floods. they have water coming up through the sewer system because of rising sea level, saltwater coming up that will flood a neighborhood in miami. >> this is when it hasn't rained. >> nothing to do with the rain. just the sea coming up. so when you look at place like miami and miami is the most intense because of the amount of money that's there, you are looking at hundreds of billions of dollars of possible damage, of possible risk, and again, anything that's going to be cost like that down the line is going to cascade in all these ways for financial markets, through infrastructure, through politics, politics is the last to catch up right now. >> absolutely. >> the rest of the world is way ahead of

consider h.r. 2842, accelerating individuals in the work force act, sponsored by representative car bellow. under this bill -- car bela. under this bill they would partner with agencies to hire tanf recipients and provide them on-the-job training. by passing this bill the house will take a positive step towards getting more americans back to work. lastly, mr. speaker, the house will consider two bills from the natural resources committee. irst, h.r. 1873, the elech terroristity reliability -- elech terroristity reliability act. this bipartisan legislation, which streamlines the process for removing hazardous trees, helping to lower the risk of a est fires while ensuring reliable electrical infrastructure. and second, h.r. 1654, the water supply permitting coordination act, sponsored by representativ reliable tom mcclintock. this bill provides the framework for creating a one stop shopper agency ensuring the vital water storage projects that are badly needed are not delayed by red tape. finally, mr. speaker, i yield back to my good friend, the minority whip. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman

sara bellows is up here with deutsche bank. we need to get to a level where we have a strong euro.at? >> just looking at the chart, tom, you would say we have to get over this 1.15 area to basically say we are up into a new, higher trading range. at the moment, i think this is noisy, but it certainly speaks to opportunities for making money and taking advantage of what is perceived to be the better political and economic circumstances of the euro area. in my judgment, it's still slightly shaky ground. based more on expectations than fact. so, we don't have a growth boom in europe. we have got better economic performance across the eurozone. germany is doing very well, spain is doing very well. we still have a lot of big problems. tom: another important point here, as george mentioned, it is the politics. mark cudmore will continue with mr. magnus of oxford. coming up later today, it is a trifecta, a hatrick of central bankers. fromwith us from london, new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 5:15 in new york and 10:15 in london. tom, the brexit secretary, david davis, in london has accu

police say the shooter is dead he is a former employee of the hospital, identified as henry michael bellowrism. >>> oklahoma's attorney general is suing more than a dozen makers of opioid pain medications accusing the pharmaceutical companies of defective marketing campaigns. he says thousands of people have died and taxpayers have spent millions of dollars on unnecessary opioid prescriptions. >>> paul mccartney has reached a confidential settlement against sony atv publishing in which he sought to retain copyright to songs of the booettles. >>> on a lighter and happier note, indicate olea has selected five names from 90,000 submissions for its new blue crayon the choices are, dreams come blue, blue-tiful, blue moon bliss, reach for the stars, and star spangled blue people can vote for their choice starting tomorrow and the crayon will debut later this year that is the news update at this hour, guys >> here's my thing you can't fit some of these names on the crayon. it's bigger than the crayon itself. >> it would have to go all the way around spiraling i have a funny dealing given the fact

i had to watch every conservative seat fall surrounded by 200 labour people bellows about the result, theresa may doesn't have the husbandster that attaches itself to you in scotland? well, i know it is getting late, but i didn't expect some compliment, i think we can leave my lustre somewhere else. we had a clear message at the campaign which was about the big irshould be in scotland and that was the issue of nicola sturgeon trying to ram through a second dense referendum in march. and theresa may was right to tell her, that it, not now, you know. and the people of scotland we re know. and the people of scotland were able to give their verdict op that, and you have seen the number of snp seats that have fallen, indyref 2 is dead in scotland and nicola sturgeon needs to reflect on that. i was referring to political alsoster, you may have had a different interpretation of it! looking at what has happened to the tory party, something clearly was very wrong about the decision to call an election, wasn't it? look, we still have hundreds of results to come in, many in rural constituencies