killing spree. just one person was treated for injuries, according to police, that was the gunman, himself. which suggests, whoever he shot, he killed. the dead police officer, 51-year-old eric talley, a father of seven, was among the first on the scene. he s been on the boulder police department since 2010. he served in numerous roles, supporting the boulder police department and the community of boulder. and i have to tell you, the heroic action of this officer when he responded to this scene. at 14:30 hours, the boulder police department began receiving phone calls of shots fired in the area. and a phone call, about a possible person with a patrol rifle. officer talley responded to the scene, was the first on the scene. and he was fatally shot. police say they do not have a motive for the shooting. they don t know if the gunman knew any of the victims. at least they have not released that publicly. witnesses describe it as chaotic scene, with shoppers running for cover
saying that we have smoke. it s an interesting start to a brand-new day. rosemary, we have been talking about this all morning. it is not going away. good morning dave and gasia. the air quality over the peninsula looks moderate at the moment . unhealthy in the inner east bay and south bay and also the eastern edge where fires are burning. as we get into the afternoon, we are not expecting any improvement. there is a look at the estuary. you can see cloud cover there indicating whether changes that are already underway. here is a look at what we are expecting for the afternoon. poor air quality with an onshore breeze coming in and will improve things in some areas. that will cool us down and bring up our relative humidity. it will also increase our wind, which could be a challenge for firefighters. when i come back, i will have what you can expect. how are those highways doing this morning? it is crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. right now i can see it, and you can se
majority and minority i would ask for unanimous consent for the house members who are with us today, who are not members of the committee, that they be recognized for three minutes to ask questions. after committee members have asked theirs. only committee members will be allowed to make opening statements. hearing no objections, so ordered. the chair recognizes herself for five minutes for an opening statement. first of all thank you, everyone , for being here this morning. it is an honor for those of us that are not from on a very serious issue. this is the very first energy and commerce committee hearing on the gun violence epidemic in our country. as a public health issue. and this subcommittee has to has jurisdiction over public health issues in our country. i want to recognize first the members of the committee who represent the parts of chicago and the region, starting with congressman bobby rush, whose district we are in. thank you, bobby, very much for inviting us,
hearing to learn more about gun violence and its impact on public health. lawmakers heard from doctors, a funeral home owner and a woman who lost her son s and brother to gun violence her sons and brother to gun violence. good morning, everyone. [indiscernible] between the majority and minority i would ask for unanimous consent for the house members who are with us today, who are not members of the committee, that they be recognized or three minutes to forquestions recognized three minutes to ask questions. many members will be allowed to make openings committee members will be allowed to make opening statements. hearing no objections, so ordered. the chair recognizes herself for five minutes for an opening statement. first of all thank you, everyone , for being here this morning. it is an honor for those of us that are not from on a very serious issue. this is the very first energy and commerce committee hearing on the gun violence epidemic in our country. as a public
only committee members will be allowed to make opening statements. hearing no objections, so ordered. the chair recognizes herself for five minutes for an opening statement. first of all thank you, everyone , for being here this morning. it is an honor for those of us that are not from on a very serious issue. this is the very first energy and commerce committee hearing on the gun violence epidemic in our country. as a public health issue. and this subcommittee has to has jurisdiction over public health issues in our country. i want to recognize first the members of the committee who represent the parts of chicago and the region, starting with congressman bobby rush, whose district we are in. thank you, bobby, very much for inviting us, asking the subcommittee to come here. congresswoman robin kelly, who is here to my left. congresswoman jan schakowsky from the chicago region. and to representative adam kinzinger, from the state of illinois, a little further away, and mr. k