thank you. >> my name's chris rice. i'm a resident of soma, a resident of san francisco. i'm a jool employee, and i just decided to share with you the story of why i decided to work at jool. i was happy at my job and had a negative opinion as many of you do. as i learned more about the company and more about the mission to eliminate combustible cigarettes, i started to think about my own life. the very first memory i hearkened back to was the death of my grandfather from lung disease. if we think back, we probably have lost all of our aunts and uncles, especially in the south, where smoking is prevalent, to combustible cigarettes. so i feel very fortunate to be a part of an organization that provides satisfying alternatives to people that can actually make the switch. you've heard from some of those people here today. so i just wanted to speak to that and bring a face to who we're talking about. oftentimes, we otherize and stigmatize these issues. i'd encourage you to look at other nations, other councils that have actually embraced harm reduction, especially around vape

. >> reporter: chris rice catching a home run ball hit into the left field stands, all the while, holding his sleeping baby daughter. >> myers' back. he gave a deal. came up short. >> i was paying attention hoping for some fireworks and he hit one right at us. >> reporter: back at the game today, chris and baby roya and netta. you may remember netta. she's a former weathercaster here. now baby and dad are in the spotlight. >> either duck and cover and get hit with it or i wanted to make sure either i caught it or i knocked it out of the way so it didn't hit the baby. >> i'm so glad he knows how to play baseball and softball and got it barehanded. >> reporter: they are huge giants fans and now have a life- long keepsake. >> i feel very proud of my husband. it was awesome. now we have the coolest keepsake to have in roya's room. and she'll get to tell this story for years and years from now on. which is special. and he protected her from the ball which is huge. >> reporter: sandoval was impress by the pair. he wanted to meet them before tonight's game. aw! he's holding her! the kung fu pand

san francisco giants fan chris rice made a bare-handed grab friday night -- here's the key -- while carryingived him. >> you're sitting there. you've got two options. i wanted to make sure i caught it or knocked it out of the way so it didn't hit the family. the rice family was invited back the following day to meet third baseman pablo sandoval. he gave roya a signed bat and ball. i tell you what. i've got a 4-month-old. that is skill. >> i hope he saves the video and shows his kid one day. i saved your life and made the catch. >> all in a day's work for dad. >> that does it for us. >>> we are following breaking news. a news conference is just underway. it is about to get started the santa clara valley medical center. that is were seven of the 12 victims were taken after the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. let's listen and. spot the leadership of our health system, hospital in the county want to express condolences to the families and friends involved in the event. it is very tragic and sad thing to happen in our community. at this point, santa clara valley medical center received a to

joining us are acting secretary kevin mcaleenan, acting administrator chris pilkerton, director dan coats, representatives kay granger, john rices of the diplomatic corps. with us, as well, are many distinguished military leaders: vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general paul selva. where is paul? paul? paul. acting secretary of the army ryan mccarthy. ryan? hi, ryan. stand up, ryan. you're doing a great job. president trump: you're filling big shoes, ryan. acting secretary of the air force matthew donovan. thank you very much. thank you, secretary. president trump: acting secretary of the navy thomas modly. thank you, thomas. great. president trump: army chief of staff, general mark milley. mark? thank you, mark. president trump: congratulations to mark. coast guard commandant, admiral karl shultz. thank you, admiral. president trump: marie corps commandant, general david berger. general, thank you very much. president trump: air force chief of staff, general david goldfein. general, thank you very much. president trump: and chief of naval operations admiral, john richardson. thank you all. thank you, admiral. presi

chris. and i would contrast this, by the way, to susan rice, obama's nsa national security advisor who saidand stand down when the intel community said we must act against russia. by contrast, this president has implemented sanctions, crippling sanctions -- >> who made him put the sanctions in place? congress. >> no one made him. >> he didn't introduce the sanctions. he didn't want to do the sanctions. he was forced to do the sanctions. >> you know as well as i do he's implemented sanctions. he's closed the russian consul, two of them. he's expelled 60 russian intel officers. >> and he's stood on the world stage and said he believes putin over his own intel community. >> he came out right after that and said i meant to say that russia did have a role -- >> he lied to the american people and tried to say he didn't say what we all heard him say. >> he did not lie. >> looking backwards is bad for you. let's look forward and say why doesn't he now say election protection is paramount, mcconnell stop playing games, put this on the floor, act the way he did at the press conference yesterday about

chris gordon,news4. >>> the testimony you'ring about to give is true and correct. >> it's not a witch hunt. >> he did not reach a determination as to whether the president committed a rice. >> president trump direct theed white house counsel don mcgahn to fire you, isn't that correct? >> true. >> i agree with the chairman this morning when he said donald trump is not above the law. he's not. but he damn sure shouldn't be below the law. which iswhere volume two of this report puts >> did you interview him? >>. western intelligence or russian intelligence? >> i can't get into that. >> a lot of things you can't get into. my career e course of we've seen a number of challenges tur democracy. russia's interference in our election is the most serious. >> it's the last point that mueller says should be a concern to all americans. mu t more needsbe done to prevent future intrusion by russia in our elections. >> today's back-to-back hearings often devolved into lawmakers trying to one-up each other. >> there's a chancehat the hours of questions did very little to change people's minds about the russia probe. each side trying to claim victory based on the responses of the former