that you can t bring her in because other people are hurt worse, brooke singman. i drive by shooting and a matter of three seconds, 14 people shot including a 3-year-old and 11-year-old and 15-year-old. two shooters openly open fire for people who gathered for a prayer vigil. all embarrassed conditions between critical and nonlife-threatening. and we also have a person struck by a vehicle at the scene as well. we don t know enough about this weather a gang conflict or personal conflict yet, but as soon as we know, we will share that with the public. speak with the senseless shooting plagued the windy city over the weekend with a total of 35 people shot just between friday and sunday. it also comes on the heels of the safety act set to go into effect in illinois just two months from today. the bill went to eliminate cash bill completely. g.o.p. lawmakers are worried about what it will do to the city, listen. an absolute disaster for the town. not only the cash for the e
of the state, who s had a stroke, and can no longer speak in complete sentences. that s happening right now. dr. oz is getting crushed by a stroke victim, who was already crazy. it s bizarre. the question is, why is this happening? we spent time on the phone the other day, calling around to small political people to find out why it s happening. we heard a lot of theories, and they boil down to dr. oz is a bad candidate. mitch mcconnell said it s candidate quality. before we accept a republican can t win at a time when democrats have completely discredited themselves, it s worth pausing and asking exactly what does this mean. what is a bad candidate? there are no bad candidates? there s no bad candidates, they re just running on the wrong thing, talking about issues that people don t deeply care about. a good candidate is the opposite of that, a candidate who promises to fix the problems that voters worry about the most. candidates like that tend to win elections because the m
that blue state. we begin with the january 6 committee and nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. brendon buck and kimberly atkin-store and sam stein. ali, is it possible that chairman thompson s absence could push this hearing or are they determined to keep this schedule? reporter: they are determined to keep this schedule, chris. especially because what s clear yesterday after my conversation with chairman thompson, who i would note was wearing a mask when he was talking to us yesterday, he seemed to leave the door open as all of the committee members have to the idea there are more hearings to come, specifically the idea that at some point in the last few days, the committee seems to have decided that their final report will come in the early fall still but that there will be some kind of scaled back report prior to that. in part, it s because they keep getting new information and they want to make sure that the final report is reflective of everything that they kn
laptop which might suggest joe biden was actually profiting. live at national park ahead of today s congressional baseball game. play in a big league ballpark. that s something that never gets old. put me in coach i m ready to to play today put me in coach i m ready to play the game. ainsley: 7:05 the congressional baseball game will take place on fox sports 2 also stream on fox nation if you want to watch. brian: slow arriving crowd. steve: 7:05 p.m. brian: isn t traffic terrible in washington, d.c.? what are they waiting for? [laughter] steve: we have somebody who is actually near the stadium. she is posted at a fantastic van daniel point across the street on the top of the hotel. last time i went to the game i stayed in that hotel. carley shimkus joins us right now. carley, the view from that hotel is fantastic. carley: isn t it amazing? look at this. this is national park right behind me. it s been so wonderful being here all morning long. and this