foot that happened during the during the chaos right after right after that incident at kettering medical center our flagship hospital one person was brought in and isn't serious can. and at medical center 2 people were brought in and were treated and released. we want to command. our hospital staff all the way from our physicians and nurses and technicians to the people who came in right away when we called the code yellow alerting people that. that we. needed to back up we want just want to commend them for the for the great job they did also commending. police and 1st responders so we know they're on the 1st line and they're the 1st line of treatment for people coming in so we just wanted to commend them for a job well done. next we have an organization that we work with and we have incidents called policing community together or. thank you police and clergy together pastor have a hard time with your prayers please i would like to have pastor burke's come forward and say a few words about about perspective. thank you mayor 1st i just want to say as already stated prayers and thoughts so with

. >> doctor, are you guys part of the kettering medical center group, health system? >> we are not. >> you are not, okay. so, that's quite of note, because you mentioned there that you guys received 14 victims, you're a level one trauma center. one of those victims admitted. you haven't performed any surgeries, and i take that of note because we take a look at those numbers where it says at least 16 injured. you had 14 of them. the kettering medical center health group also took in some injuries -- >> nine. >> yes, exactly. so, there are several that were being conservative, i believe, at this point. >> well, i want to clarify that we received 14 in our main campus and 2 others at satellite facilities. so we did receive a total of 16 at the miami valley premier health system. i don't know about the kettering numbers. >> okay. and jo ling spoke with someone at kettering earlier. >> the spokesperson telling us nine people were brought into three of their hospitals. >> okay. so, there are several people. that's why we're saying at least 16 people who were injured at this

elizabeth long with kettering medical center.ral of the 16 shooting in dayton, one in the abdomen, two treated and released. and two people taken into surgery. elizabeth, thank you for havibe with us. >> thank you. >> we will continue our breaking news coverage, not only what happened in dayton but what happened in el paso. two active investigation, after 29 people were killed. gunshot wounds, across the country, in a matter of 13 hours. stay with us. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® iand if we were in a stressfulmy fenvironment. or had a stressful time, we'd say hey let's go smoke a cigarette. interestingly enough, the further i got away from the military, i'd- i started noticing. you know, being in corporate environments and it not being as prevalent, being

afford that happened during the a during the chaos right after right after that incident at kettering medical center flagship hospital one person was brought in and is in serious condition. and it's medical center 2 people all were brought in and were treated and then released. want to commend. our hospital staff all the way from ari our physicians and nurses and technicians to the people who came in right away when we called the code yellow alerting people well we want just want to commend them for for the great job. they did also commending a city of dayton police and all first responders so we know they're on the first line in that the first line of treatment for people coming in. so we just wanted commend them for a job well done. next we have an organization that we work with when we have called policing community together. >>clear jump start thinking police in clergy together. pastor have a hard time. your prayers please into would like to have passed or berks come forward and say a few words no where the mayor of dayton along with hospital officials n the latest information there in case you'

kettering health received patients at three of our hospitals, grand view medical center in dayton received the most. we had nine people treated, seven were brought in by squad and two walked in. of those nine patients, three are in serious condition, three are in fair condition and three were treated and then discharged. two were taken to surgery immediately. one person is still being considered for surgery. the injuries ranged from gun shot wounds to the lower extremities to abdominal wounds. one person came in for laceration to a foot that happened during the chaos right after that incident at kettering medical hospital, our flagship facility, one person was brought in, in serious condition and soy medical center two people were brought in, treated and released. we want to commend our hospital staff all the way from our e.r. physicians and nurses and tech anythings to the people who came in right away when we called the code yellow, alerting people that we needed backup. we want to commend them for the great job they did. also commending city of dayton police and first responders, they'r

kettering health network is a health system with nine hospital s. we received patients at three of our nine hospitals. grandview medical center is in dayton, received the most. we had nine people treated. seven were brought in by squad and two walked in. maria: we are monitoring these developments in both ohio and texas after two mass shootings in just 13 hours. investigators in the texas border city of el paso are looking into an anti-immigrant manifesto. the suspected gunman may have posted, of course this comes as the crisis at the southern border has been a front burner issue from capitol hill to the campaign trail, lawmakers are leaving for august recess without a resolution to fix our asylum laws and i'm back with house minority leader kevin mccarthy. i want to take you there and talk about this because we were there at the border and we were in el paso and we saw the crisis taking place as we were sitting there and here we have congress, leaving town, for six weeks without any resolution to these loopholes and yes, i know things have gotten a little better given mexico's health and the deal with guatemala but when are

kettering cancer center in new york. saying she tolerated the treatment well, the tumor was treated definitively and no word of any disease in her body. the medicalsay it's to eliminate the tumor. >> she'll like have likely scans to assess how the surgery went. >> reporter: she had surgery for pancreatic cancer ten years ago and has also been treated for colon cancer. in december, she had part of her lungs removed after doctors found three spots. while getting the last treatment she met the cast behind stage. after the cancer was discovered, ginsburg said she'll stay on the court as long as she's able. >> you have to take it year by year. i know i'm okay. i was okay this last term. expect to be okay next term. and after that, we'll just have to see. >> justice ginsburg who is 86 cancelled her annual summer trip to santa fe. but the court says she's otherwise maintained an active schedule. she has almost a dozen public events next month. so far, she hasn't cancelled any of them. jo. >> pete williams in washington. joining us jonathan adam with nbc news and hanna trubeau reporter with the daily beast. let's hear the president's response? >> well, i

kettering cancer center in new york. the court statement says she tolerated the treatment well, the tumor was treated definitively, and there is no evidence of disease elsewhere in her body. medical experts say the goal was to completely eliminate the tumor. >> she will likely have multiple scans and blood tests after completion of therapy to assess response to the treatment and see how the therapy went. >> reporter: she had surgery for pancreatic cancer ten years ago and treated for colon cancer. in december, she had part of her lungs removed after doctors found three cancerous spots. while she was getting this latest treatment, she met the cast backstage at a broadway play, and met kate mckinnen of saturday night live who sometimes plays a version of the justice. after the latest cancer was discovered, ginsburg says she will stay on the court as long as she is able. >> you have to take it year by year. i know i'm okay, i was okay this last term, i expect to be okay next term, and after that, we'll just have to see. >> justice ginsburg, who is 86, has nearly a dozen public events on her calendar for next month, and the court says she is not canceled any of them. for "today," pet