welcome to alex witt reports. developing this hour, new word on the condition of paul pelosi after the terrifying attack at his san francisco home. how speaker nancy pelosi speaking her silence, saying her husband is doing better and she s grateful for the quick police response. and comes as audio reveals how a 9-1-1 operator may have saved his life. all of these new details ahead, new reaction from both sides of the political violence. i think this was a deranged individual. you can say, people saying let s fire pelosi or the take back the house. saying go to violence. i don t to see attacks on any politician from any political background. it is important people realize it is not just this moment, this horrific attack. that we have seen violence perpetrated throughout our political system. we are counting down to the midterms now nine days away. both party these sharpening their messages in this final stretch, democrats bring in one of their biggest weapons on the camp
Where they re helping with patrols and first aid. you see the bodies just, just a big lineup next to each other. all covered in blue bags. south korea s president called the scene to staff stress and declared a period of national mourning. city hotlines are flooded with reports people still missing as relatives and friends wait for news in grief. authorities say they have now identified most of the victims, including 25 foreigners, one of them american. more than 100 people are injured in the crush. at least two dozen of them are said to be in critical condition. it remains a desperate situation in seoul tonight with relatives and friends searching for information about loved ones and for lot answers about how this could happen. alex. absolutely horrifying. all right, janice, think you for that. ahead, the letter on ukraine released and retracted by the group of progressive democrats. someone who signed it will
They could say, oh, this is just a domestic issue. is that one of the issues? because the line is so unclear, is that a great way for emplo r employers to say, oh, that s just a couple fighting? i don t think that behavior can be excused at all. i mean, when you look at that woman s face, when you hear about what they went through, no. that is not an excuse for looking the other way. there is no excuse for looking the other way. what do women do or men in this situation? when they re seeing this happen, they say, hey, that might be me. that might have been happening to me. what is the thing you re supposed to do? i hope women or men are looking for resources to help them. we don t want anyone to feel trapped ord alone. there are national hot lilines, city hotlines. we have justice centers in new york city which provide an umbrella of services for people who are survivors and can get employment help, child care, health services, counseling,