thank you. >> pictures with worth a thousand words and steve shapiro could fill a thousand books. the latest edition of james baldwin's "the fire next time" so shapiro, an honor to have you. >> it's my pleasure. >> let me unpack this thing. it came in this beautiful pack ca packaging and all of this. they sent this to me a few weeks ago and i had a chance to go through it. it is beautiful. >> they did a great job and it has interesting elements as the text of james baldwin's fire next time and an introduction by john lewis. it has a piece written by baldwin's sister and about 120 of my civil rights photographs from 1963 to 1968. >> tell me specifically, we could talk about your civil rights work for hours and hours and hours. specifically, tell me about hanging out with james baldwin. >> james baldwin was amazing. in 1962, i read the new yorker piece he wrote, which became part of fire next time. i was just starting with life and i asked them if i could do a photo essay with them and through the month of january '63 we traveled from harlem, durham, north carolina, mississippi, new

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month folks like stacy jackson have been eager to attend an event to listen and see the work of steve shapiro. he's a photographer who captured images during the civil rights movement. >> we traveled through the south and through that i met a lot of civil rights leader. >> but before the event could even get underway. the crowd was evaluated. park police got a call about a suspicious item. >> it was extremely orderly when we left. they told us there was a threat that we needed to evacuate the building. >> reporter: with help from the metropolitan police department, officers were able to examine the item and determine there wasn't a threat. less than an hour later, the guests were being allowed to return. >> i guess just very frustrated that this continues to happen. >> frustrating because this is happen here. none of the other museums -- >> now a spokesperson for the u.s. park police tells us they don't believe the museum is being targeted but a lot of questions we don't know this evening. they won't say exactly what type of item was found and they won't tell us if they believe it was put the

presence and motives of the illinois man who shot congressman steve scalise and four others at a congressional baseball practice today. adam shapiro live on capitol hill. he has the latest for us. adam: you mention the man who is dead identified as james c. hong kin on. the f.b.i. -- hong ki hodgkins . they believe he was living in a white van and he would go to the ymca facility where the baseball park was located. they have not ruled out the possibility of other people being involved. but they won't say he was acting alone just yet. in regards to the five people shot this morning. we have representative steve scalise, he's in critical condition but he's out of surgery. also matt mika, a lobbyist for tyson foods. he's in critical condition. the special agents are going to be fine according to authorities. then zachary barth, an aide to congressman williams will be okay. president trump went on the airways and he was the unifier talking about both parties coming together because of this tragedy. >> we may have our differences, but we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nation's capital is here b

presence and motives of the illinois man who shot congressman steve scalise and four others at a congressional baseball practice today. adam shapiro live on capitol hill. he has the latest for us. adam: you mention the man who is dead identified as james c. hong kin on. the f.b.i. -- hong ki hodgkins . they believe he was living in a white van and he would go to the ymca facility where the baseball park was located. they have not ruled out the possibility of other people being involved. but they won't say he was acting alone just yet. in regards to the five people shot this morning. we have representative steve scalise, he's in critical condition but he's out of surgery. also matt mika, a lobbyist for tyson foods. he's in critical condition. the special agents are going to be fine according to authorities. then zachary barth, an aide to congressman williams will be okay. president trump went on the airways and he was the unifier talking about both parties coming together because of this tragedy. >> we may have our differences, but we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nation's capital is here b

more details emerging about the man accused of shooting congressman steve scalise and three others with a rifle. adam shapiro is live at national pa wherehis will take ple. witnesses watch in horror as a blimp goes down in flames at the u.s. open. this accident in the sky has the pilot of an advertising blimp fighting for his life after it caught fire fire. i will tell you what i saw when i got out there. the life and death drama overshadowing the best golfers in the world. we will get you caught up on the very latest leaderboard and talk about the game much loved by the business community with the united states golf association president diana murphy. plus chief executives of massive wisconsin businesses, both are here to tell us how they are working together with the trump administration to help veterans of find jobs. rockwell automation makes the software that sometimes removes real workers from the workplace. we will talk to both ceos about that. on wall street stocks fell and we are alive from the u.s. open in wisconsin. let's start the countdown. >> breaking news, we do have clear skies but not smooth

shapiro. fbi now leads the investigation into today's shooting of congressman steve scalise, and several others field in alexandria, virginia. but the search for clues is centered 800 miles west in belleville, illinois. that's where the suspect, james hodgkinson lived and federal investigators are said to be going through his house searching for clues. they are also reviewing his social media posts to try to find a motive. joining us now, former fbi assistant director ron hosko, and the first question is what kind of profile can you build on a man like this based on what he's posted on, say, facebook or twitter? >> it depends how openly and aggressively he's used social media, but i think the fbi search will be much broader than that. they will be looking for examples of his personal relationships. his marital status. relationships within his family. you know, co-workers, former co-workers, current co-workers, anybody he has recently had contact with to include medical professionals and i would bet a paycheck that we will see evidence of mental illness in this person's past. they will certainly

in spite of yesterday's attack on house majority whip steve scalise and fellow players, taking that one last practice yesterday. adam shapiro a feel what's going on? it looks remarkable from here. >> reporter: yeah, you got more than 20,000 tickets sold. they raised over a million dollars for different charitable causes in the washington, d.c., area, and last year they only raised $500,000. so you're seeing uniification, democrats and republicans coming together for the baseball game, especially today after the tragedy that took place yesterday morning. the cabinet secretary is greeting people. there is going to be an address along with nancy pelosi the leader for the democrats in the house, speaking on national television about unity at 7:sarc the message is about unity. we expect to hear from president trump before the game starts. the first pitch at 7:05, the key message for everyone inside the stadium is the message of unity and another sign of that is that players for both the democrats and the republicans, charles, are wearing gear and baseball caps from lsu. that, of course, representative scalise who was injured yes

shapiro runs this place and he told me to come down. it's a beautiful old theater. he renovated it. you've been there a billion times, right? >> questlove: yeah. >> tariq: mm-hmm. >> jimmyi >> steveimmy: and he was fantastic! i loved it. he was i never -- i've seen him probably 15 years ago. but he's great. and i understood everything. [ laughter ] i mean -- i know how people make that joke where -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, you can't understand. i understood everything. i don't know what they're talking about. but it was great. and he sang, you know, "highway 61." he did "desolation row," then he did that croonery stuff. so, he did like, he did "stormy weather." and he's got kind of a good -- his voice is kind of like older, like creaky now. it's really awesome. anyways, great show. go see it. but the coolest thing is that he doesn't allow cell phones. he asks that you don't take pictures or videos or photos during the show and everyone totally obeyed like the rules and totally respected him. not one cell phone. and i was in the balcony and i could just see 2,000 people just watching a concert. and i haven't seen that in ten years. [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy

be watching that thanks so much adam shapiro a show of unity at congressional baseball game both teams coming together for a prayer for colleague congressman steverity leader nancy pelosi said weekly news conference before the baseball game. >> the president said -- committing -- -- care, when you have people saying beat them up i will pay your -- legal fees. when you have all the assaults, on hillary clinton. for them to be so [inaudible] i really almost -- sad to myself that i have done down past -- i don't think it is appropriate to have the fullest discussion of it. maria: there goes the unity that was short lived joining us right now texas republican congressman brian babin congressman your reaction to nancy pelosi's comments there. >> i am not surprised, maria not surprised whatsoever. i listened to her 20 minute long speech on the floo are the other day, and i could only hope there was sincere but you look at the -- the some commencement speeches to graduating college seniors past few months has been divide, divide, divide. you know. and i am not just blaming her it is -- it is the left in general. they lost the election. they are demoniz

steve scalise is on your hands. the production closed yesterday but not without being disrupted again by supporters of the president. joining us from los angeles, from dailywire.com, syndicated columnist ben shapiro we've haven't criticizing what's happened -- what happened at middlebury and -- i say "we," we around the set but conservatives have, what's happening in berkeley all the time. then as you pointed out, these people on the alt-right have hijacked some of the worst trades of the far left and what they did with this play. talk about it. >> career opposing i idiot snowflake, and i speak at places like cal state, los angeles, near riot there, university of wisconsin, people try to storm the stage. i've always said this is not free speech when you're trying to sensor somebody else's free speech. the right does it and there are mainstream members saying this is just turnabout is fair play. no, if it's wrong when the left does it, it's wrong when you do this. this notion that trying to pronote snowflakery from the right will combat that from the left is so stupid because this stuff hasn't helped the left. even bernie sanders and elizabeth warren came out against people trying to shut do a cou