town paper. a headline you don t see every day. trump s actions now a focus of mueller inquiry. and philip, if you can back up to the first point you made. you said what exactly are we going to be hearing from members of the administration? i think there s going to be an effort to create a lot of noise that discredits and talk about illegal leaks, point fingers about who s talking and giving information of the media without dealing with the substance, which is this is getting very serious, very fast and going straights at the president and the question of obstruction of justice. it s the cloud that is hanging over this white house much to the president s frustration and it came up earlier in the week. the president has been thinking about trying to fire, to order
city right now. the shooting brought to mind another recent attack against congress, the assassination attempt against gabby giffords, when a gunman open fire killing six and wounding the congresswoman. steve scalise took to the house floor to pay tribute to his colleague. take a listen. all those gathered in tucson on saturday were engaging in what should have been a peaceful activity that is absolutely fundamental to our form of government. spending time with the gentle lady who was so who so proudly advocates on their behalf here in the united states house of representatives. it s interesting to hear that because now it is giffords, a leading advocate for gun safety, honoring scalise. in a statement she writes in part, quote, i am heartbroken for the pain of congressman scalise, the other victims, their family, friends and colleagues who survived. i m thankful for the great courage of the capitol police who were my protecters after i was shot and became my friends.
fatalities to report. the death toll stands at 12 thus far. it is very likely to grow given the number of those still missing. so much of the building remains way too unstable to allow for a search as of yet. the number of injured alone stands at 78 thus far. many of those who lived in the high rise claim it had no central fire alarm or sprinkler system. the fire exploded and grew in minutes climbing through the interior of the building and along the exterior of the building. the front page of the guardian newspaper says simply the warnings were ignored. there were still patches of active fire as of this afternoon and the possibility of collapse still exists. londoners had given generously. they now have more than enough offers of accommodations for those burned out. clothing and other supplies started kmlg in last night and a relief fund has been set up.
scalise is in very tough shape but he s a real fighter. pray for steve. he took a rifle wound to the hip. it travelinged across his pelvis and that one round caused massive internal injuries, including broken bones, damage to internal organs and severe bleeding. they say he will need further surgery. scalise and other republican members of congress on the team were at various positions when the gunman approached. he asked a bistander, perhaps more than one, if the players were democrats or republicans. he then opened fire. back at the capitol, later in the morning those republican members of congress on the team, many still wearing their uniforms, their hats, their cleets walked us through the
mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. the community of san bernardino is in mourning once again after a tragic shooting. an elementary teacher and student were killed after a gunman open fire inside a classroom before turning the weapon on himself. police are calling the shooting the result of a domestic dispute. cedric anderson walked into the elementary and told the front desk he was dropping something off for his wife, karen smith, a special education teacher. the police chief said the couple had only been married a few months and described them as estranged. authorities say when anderson entered the classroom, he began firing. smith was fatally shot. two other students who were standing behind her were injured, including 8-year-old jonathan martinez, who later died at a nearby hospital. another 9-year-old student was wounded and remains hospitalized in stable condition. officials said they do not believe the children inside the classroom were specifically targeted. she came running in