. >> reporter: keith james was first on scene after finding out the 21-year-old had been shot in the leg during a struggle with this 19-year-old. even though he was shot he was still able to get the gun away. he radioed for help and called for a tourniquet for his leg. >> everything was so fast. we had him out of there within three or four minutes. probably faster than that. >> reporter: chelsea coil couldn't believe it when investigators said his gun jammed when he tried shooting her cousin again in the face. >> i heard he tried to shoot him in the face, and i my jaw just dropped. you can't deny that he tried to kill him. >> reporter: of course his family tonight wants to thank all of the officers that came to his aide. we're told he possibly could leave the hospital as early as tomorrow. also one more note. we're told the attorney general is scheduled to pay a visit here sometime tomorrow morning. for now, live in camden, erin baskerville, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00, someone took the president off twitter. president trump nfs infamous account disappeared for more than 10 minutes

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. >> reporter: one officer in court was veteran detective keith james who helped put a tourniquet on o'hanlon's leg at the scene. >> it will bring everybody closer. it is a learning experience. everybody i believe will be closer because of this incident. >> reporter: now, officer o'hanlon was a rookie and many of the officers of the 400 officers in the camden metro police department have fewer than five years experience. officials say this incident will help them be better prepared, as they continue their police work. live from camden i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >> cleve, thank you. >>> house fire in wilmington has claimed another victim. fire official announced that a 79 year-old woman rescued yesterday from the burning home on norway avenue has now died from her injuries. a 60 year-old man died yesterday, and a 59 year-old man remains in critical condition. investigators are still working to determine a cause of that fire. >>> new jersey governor elect phil murphy is getting to work after his big election night victory, the democrat thanked voters at a round station in

. >> project veritas founder james owe keith refused to answer questions about whether phillips was employed powe has published allegations of sexual misconduct against judge moore including one woman who said she had a physical relationship with the alabama republican when she was 14. moore, who is running for u.s. senate denied the allegations. >> they are malicious, false attacks, which reflect immoral ity of our time. >> reporter: moore faces democrat doug jones in a special election december 12th moa lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> embattled movie mogul harvey weinstein noise longer a member of the director's guild of america. a representative say weinstein resign his membership this comes after dozens of woman came forward to accuse him of sexual harassment or assault. today a new accuser spoke to reporters. british actress, katie noble said weinstein assaulted her in his hotel room during 2014 cannes film festival in france >> reason why i said nothing for so long because i only ever wanted an opportunity in this industry, how would i ever be able to speak of this man to say h

donald trump entrusted keith schiller to deliver the letter that fired james comey. heard of that keith schiller would do that. it wasn't delivered by the attorney general, the acting attorney general, it was delivered by the personal aide to donald trump. so that in itself should say something about what secrets keith schiller actually knows. >> on another matter, david chalian, what did you think about what the president had to say about guns in america today and wyoming vetting isn't necessarily a good idea before people can go ahead and purchase weapons? >> he also was questioning the question, whether now was the time for it or not, wolf. when i heard that, what dawned on me is that we are now in this remarkably regrettable pattern when these events happen where it seems that there is absolutely no motivation to try and change the way guns get into the hands of people that shouldn't have them. and i think that when i heard president trump today, when i heard other members of congress today talk about this, it just seemed that we are once again in a pattern of sta

keith schuler. the president is so close to schuler, that he asked him to hand deliver the letter james comey.respondim

keith. after trump decided to fire fbi director james comey, it was schiller who was tasked with hand delivering the letter. it seems like if they have questions about that, the execution of firing jim comey, it seems like he could be an important witness. >> it certainly seemed like a mobesque moment to hand deliver that letter to the fbi director, when certainly a phone call -- >> he could have called the attorney general. >> there would have been other mechanisms that i think that perhaps would have been more appropriate. but this is not a white house that really cares about appropriateness. the analogy i like to use is comparing the trump white house as the titanic just going full steam and there is the huge iceberg that is the mueller investigation and it's going to gradually chip away, it might be long, it might be painful but they're going to get to the bottom of whatever was up. especially because they can't get their stories straight about russian contacts. nobody in the administration can. >> there were a bunch of people that clung to dinghies and lifeboats and survived. who do you thi

and not policy, plus he was asked about what he knew about the firing of fbi director james comey given it was him. keith shiler who delivered that letter to the fbi, deliver the news about the firing, but wolf, he said he was not involved in the deliberations and didn't give the committee much to go on. >> i want to stand by, there's more breaking news we're getting right now. word of another trump soerkts being interviewed by the special council's white house. pamela, who's the latest person now to appear before the special council robert mueller? >> well wolf, we've learned that white house senior policy advisor steven miller has now been interviewed as part of the special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. this brings the probe into the inner circle of the white house. trump's inner circle in the white house because miller is the highest level aid that we know of. that is public, that has been interviewed by robert mueller. we have now learned, and he's been by trump's side from the campaign up until now, and in key moments that we know that robert mueller has been investigated, has been investig

the candidate, not policy, plus he was asked about the firing about the fbi director james comey given it was him, keithdelivered that letter to the fbi about the firing, but jake he said he was not involved in the deliberations leaving the committee little to go on. >> thanks so much. we're going to talk more about the breaking news on russia, plus the shocking new allegations against yet another hollywood star. that's ahead, stay with us. work keeps me busy. so i've asked chase sapphire reserve cardmembers to find my next vacation. rome, show me something. i'm having breakfast at the pantheon. what an amazing view... of your finger. ♪ ♪ look at this view. your finger! isn't that incredible. your finger! and check this one out! oh it's so amazing! move your finger! three times points on travel and restaurants on every continent. sapphire reserve, from chase. make more of what's yours. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty

keith schiller was the bodyguard at trump's side for years. he hand-delivered the president's letter firing fbi director james comey. we are learning what schiller says he saw on a trip to moscow in 2013 for the ms. universe pageant. that trip to moscow figured prominently in the uncorroborated dossier, funded by the clinton campaign. congressional investigators say schiller told them a well-connected russian business men offered him five women for trump, but that he rejected the offer, believing it was a joke and he never told trump about it trump himself has denied the salacious allegations, saying he knew there were cameras hidden in the rooms. >> i was in russia years ago with the ms. universe pageant. they did very, very well. and i told many people, be careful. because you don't want to see yourself on television. cameras all over the place. >> reporter: schiller told congress he stayed outside trump's hotel room for about five minutes that night and saw no one go inside. we've also learned the special counsel has now interviewed one of the president's inner circle, steven miller. his task in the white house w

closest confidants right now, keith schiller, the president's former lorng time bodyguard who was dispatched to hand deliver that letter informing former fbi director james comey that he had been fired. we are getting a lock into the six-hour testimony by carter page, during which page revealed he floated the idea of candidate trump going to russia during the campaign. all of this while we await a major speech from president trump this evening before the south korean national assembly. the president has taken a less bellicose tone there so far today. he avoided rocket man insults against kim jong-un. he's even been talking about the importance of diplomacy. we're going to begin our coverage today with cnn's sara murray who is in seoul, south korea. sara, president trump's relationship with south korean president moon hasn't always been warm. he's talked tough on trade and the military presence there. what are we expecting to hear from him tonight? >> reporter: well, jake, we certainly expect the president to tout the importance of the alliance between u.s. and the u.s. and south korea, but also to call on china and russia to step up their every ors to pu

(james) and an animal cruelty arrest has been made in fairfield. police say keithnvestigation began when police received a call from a local animal hospital that a weeks-old kitten was dropped off with significant injuries. ( james ) the teen accused of killing an 8-year-old neighbor in santa cruz... is being charged as an adult. adrian gonzalez was in court yesterday. detectives say gonzalez lured 8-year-old maddy middleton into his apartment back in 2015... and raped and murdered her. defense attorneys say they plan to appeal the judge's decision to try gonzalez as an adult. they believe he can be rehabilitated. the prosecution, however, says the judge made the right call. <"i agree 100 percent with the decision that was made by the judge in this case. i respect that decision. he considered all of the evidence that was presented. he underwent careful analysis of everything that was presented to reach his conclusion and his record is clear, so i feel very confident that is the the correct decision and that is one that's going to withhold scrutiny in the appellate

keith schuler. the president is so close to schuler, that he asked him to hand deliver the letter james comey. and cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta is in tokyo ahead of the president's arrival there. jim, this trip is incredibly important. it's also quite long. is there concern inside the white house that the russia investigation might not just overshadow it but undermine it as well? >> reporter: ana, i think there's just no question that the russia investigation is going to loom oaf this trip. i think one of the interesting things to watch as president trump is making his way across this side of the world is just how many chances he has to take questions from reporters. we do believe he's going to hold a news conference tomorrow with the japanese prime minister shinzo abe. he's going to be speaking with troops here in japan in the next couple of hours and having dinner with shinzo abe. the question over the coming days is how many times he's in front of us, in front of the press as he travels to seoul, south korea, to china and then the philippines. obviously with all these dev

james comey. and more trump advisers are expected to face questions in the coming weeks. and the president's long-time bodyguard was also in the hot seat. keith schiller told the that during a trip to moscow for the ms. universe pageant, he rejected an offer to send five russian women to the president's hotel room. he thought it was a joke and didn't tell the president about it until hours later. it's at the center of that salacious dossier alleging that trump had hired prostitutes in russia. >>> controversy alabama senate candidate is firing back against bombshell allegations. a woman tells the "washington post" that he engaged in sexual activity with her in the 1970s. at the time she was just 14 years old, and he was in his 30. three other women say he courted them when they were teenagers as well. he calls it intentional defamation. the president's press secretary and senate republicans are saying if the allegations are true, moore should drop out of the race. >>> and misconduct being alleged against you louis ck. his past projects have been removed from on-demand services. >> reporter: more allegations of sexual misconduct involving louis

(james) and an animal cruelty arrest has been made in fairfield. police say keith is accused of killing a kitten. the investigation began when police received a call from a local animal hospital that a weeks-old kitten was dropped off with significant injuries. ( james ) a big international story we are following....north korea says it now has a missile that can reach any part of the united states. north korea launched another missile test yesterday. this is video from previous missile launches. the missile was in the air for almost an hour before landing near japan. u-s intelligence agencies believe that the missile could hit just about anywhere... including the east coast of the united states. president trump says he is handling the situation. (darya) in national news...an alleged serial killer has finally been caught. tampa police say they've made an arrest in four murders that happened in one neighborhood. the suspect is howell donaldson who worked at a mcdonalds. tampa police received a tip from a mcdonald's manager about donaldson who went to work with a gun

his role in the firing of fbi director james comey was among topics discussed as part of the inquiry into possible obstruction of justice. keith schiller also wrapped up in the investigation. schiller testified behind closed doors to the house intelligence committee this week that he rejected an offer to send five women to trump's hotel room on the trip to moscow for the miss universe pageant. schiller told house members he took the offer as a joke and mr. trump, then a private citizen, laughed it off. the president remaining focused on a series of priorities in hearings today amplifying his calls for north korea nuclear ambitions. >> i am always going to put america first, the same way that i expect all of you in this room to put your countries first. >> reporter: coming up shortly here, president trump and president putin are heading to a dinner with other world leaders. so it is possible they could cross paths there, even have a conversation. they also have an opportunity for that tomorrow. but alisyn, this is all playing out against the back drop here in vietnam of da nang, the site of the first u.s. marines who came here

keith schiller, was the bodyguard at donald trump's side for years. and he followed his boss to the white house, and even hand-delivered the president's letter, firing fbi director james comey. ont tonight, we are learning what schiller says he saw on a trip to moscow with trump in 2013 for the miss universe pageant. that trip to moscow figured prominently in the uncorroborated dossier prepared for the clinton campaign, which includes allegations that trump, while staying at the ritz-carlton hotel in moscow employed "a number of prostitutes." tonight, congressional investigators say schiller told them a well-connected russian businessman offered him "five women" for trump, but that he rejected the offer, believing it was a joke. and that he never told trump about it until several hours later. trump himself has denied the salacious allegations, saying he knew there were cameras hidden in the rooms. >> i was in russia years ago with the miss universe contest which did very well, moscow, the moscow area, did very, very well. and i told many people, be careful, because you don't want to see yourself on television, cameras all over the place. >> reporter: schiller told con

longtime body man, keith schiller, grilled today by house investigators about trump's interactions with russians before he became president. as well as the president's firing of fbi director, james comey. when it happened, cnn captured the moment schiller delivered the letter to the fbi. and the president's eldest son, donald trump jr., soon could have his turn to answer questions about his june 2016 meeting at trump tower, where russians promised dirt on the clinton campaign. the russian lawyer at the meeting suggested this week that trump jr. signaled his father was open to rethinking russian sanctions, if elected. something that has drawn attention on capitol hill. >> what's your reaction to that? >> well, we've still got a couple of additional people to talk to. and then we hope to talk to mr. donald trump jr. >> reporter: and when do you think that may happen? >> soon. >> reporter: at the same time, carter page, a former trump campaign foreign policy adviser, once again in the spotlight after the house intelligence committee released more than 200 pages of his testimony from last week. many questions centered on a july 2016 trip he took to moscow. >> it was terrific to have