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Update 8:



President Trump has just confirmed that Hodgkinson has died from wounds incurred during his shootout with the Capitol Police this morning.

Pres. Trump says suspected gunman "has now died from his injuries." https://t.co/L3sgoBT6GD pic.twitter.com/RhUJKBJZXI — ABC News (@ABC) June 14, 2017

Update 7:

The shooter has been identified at 66 year old James Hodgkinson of Belleville, Ill.

BREAKING: Shooter named as James T. Hodgkinson, 66, of Belleville, Ill. https://t.co/1qZZCwSZL8 — Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 14, 2017

Update 6:

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe and law enforcement officials held a press briefing which began around 10:30AM EST. Among other things, officers confirmed that the 2 U.S. Capitol Police Officers who were shot this morning were in "good condition."

Virginia police said the FBI will be taking over the investigation.

UPDATE: FBI will be taking over the Virginia shooting investigation - Alexandria police https://t.co/plsYqjBted pic.twitter.com/gDumcCuQxl — Reuters Politics (@ReutersPolitics) June 14, 2017

Not surprisingly, VA governor McAuliffe used this tragedy to push gun control.

Gov. Terry McAuliffe, D-Va., : "There are too many guns on the street" pic.twitter.com/8RHcssVH0z — Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) June 14, 2017

Update 5:

The House has gone into recess and confirmed that no votes are scheduled for today in light of this morning's shooting. The House Sgt. as Arms will brief members of Congress later this morning.

JUST IN: No House votes are expected today following shooting at Alexandria baseball park — NBC News (@NBCNews) June 14, 2017

BRIEFING ALERT — House Sgt at Arms will brief members of congress in the 11 a hour today — Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) June 14, 2017

Update 4:

Majority Whip Steve Scalise's office has just confirmed the congressman was shot in the hip and was transported to MedStar Washington Hospital Center where he is currently undergoing surgery.

JUST IN: Rep. Scalise's office says he's in stable condition & currently undergoing surgery after being shot in hip https://t.co/aiB3QYHeE8 pic.twitter.com/Prp5VqrFib — CBS News (@CBSNews) June 14, 2017

Update 3:

Shortly after the shooting this morning at a congressional baseball practice, Representative Mark Walker (R-N.C.) said that it appeared the "gunman was there to kill as many Republican members as possible." Walker, who was at the practice for the upcoming annual congressional baseball game in Alexandria, Virginia, confirmed he was "shaken but okay."

Update 2:

Michigan Rep. Mike Bishop tells WWJ Newsradio 950 he was attending the practice around 5:30 a.m., just outside of Alexandria, when shots rang out. He said he and his colleagues were “sitting ducks.”

“As we were standing here this morning, a gunman walked up to the fence line and just began to shoot. I was standing at home plate and he was in the third base line,” Bishop said. “He had a rifle that was clearly meant for the job of taking people out, multiple casualties, and he had several rounds and magazines that he kept unloading and reloading.”

More than 50 shots were fired, according to CBS News, with some accounts putting the number closer to 100. Four people were injured, including two Capitol Hill police officers and House Majority Whip Steve Scalise. The suspect was also shot.

“The only reason why any of us walked out of this thing, by the grace of God, one of the folks here had a weapon to fire back and give us a moment to find cover. We were inside the backstop and if we didn’t have that cover by a brave person who stood up and took a shot themselves, we would not have gotten out of there and every one of us would have been hit — every single one of us,” said Bishop. “He was coming around the fence line and he was looking for all of us who had found cover in different spots. But if we didn’t have return fire right there, he would have come up to each one of us and shot us point-blank.”

Bishop was uninjured. General Jack Bergman, who represents northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula, and John Moolenaar, from Midland, were also at the practice; both uninjured. Democratic members of Congress were practicing at a different field, miles away.

“Two of our staff was hit, Steve Scalise was hit on second base, I watched him get hit and I couldn’t do anything to help him. We tried to get him off as fast as we could but this guy was relentless with his fire,” he said. “One of our staffers got hit in the chest and I pray for him, I just don’t know what the outcome is going to be. This is a tragic situation and frankly, it’s changed everything as I know it forever.”

THE LATEST of the 5 shot in Alexandria:

- Rep. Scalise

- 2 security details

- 1 staffer

- 1 lobbyist

- Suspect in custody pic.twitter.com/XRJD520V3s — ABC 7 News - WJLA (@ABC7News) June 14, 2017

A suspect, who received at least one gunshot, is believed to be in custody. Bishop said the man didn’t speak a word.

“He stood there silently. None of us saw him walk up,” he said. “One of our coaches had his son, his 11-year-old son — I have an 11-year-old son, too, who’s supposed to be here — and I am just, I can’t even tell you, I don’t know. Fortunately everybody’s OK. It’s just traumatic.”

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Eyewitness Joseph Miscavige captured the aftermath of the shooting, showing bullet holes in nearby windows: "Active shooter situation during this mornings trip to the Y. Terrifying. Am ok. Sheltered in place & under lockdown."

Active shooter situation during this mornings trip to the Y. Terrifying. Am ok. Sheltered in place & under lockdown. pic.twitter.com/iJs6fZpjiK — Joseph Miscavige (@JoeMiscavige) June 14, 2017

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Update: Virginia Police have confirmed the suspect is in custody and is no longer a threat. According to RealClearPolitics reports Rebecca Berg, Rep. Jeff Duncan plans to give a statement to police regarding a conversation he had with the shooter before leaving practice early. The man is said to have been wearing running clothes, and asked Duncan: "Are those Republicans or Democrats out there practicing?" Per source familiar.

The man was wearing running clothes, asked Duncan: "Are those Republicans or Democrats out there practicing?" Per source familiar. — Rebecca Berg (@rebeccagberg) June 14, 2017

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Trump has issued a statement on the shooting saying, "We are deeply saddened by this tragedy.”

JUST IN: President Trump statement on Virginia shooting: "We are deeply saddened by this tragedy.” https://t.co/Txh42RpEiD pic.twitter.com/ReQWSK6BUx — ABC News (@ABC) June 14, 2017

Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana, a true friend and patriot, was badly injured but will fully recover. Our thoughts and prayers are with him. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 14, 2017

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As we detailed earlier, at least five people have been shot, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise - the third ranking Republican - and aides, during a baseball practice in Virginia Wednesday, Fox News confirmed. The shots were reported on East Monroe Street in Del Ray, Alexandria police said on Twitter at 7:30 a.m. The location was near a YMCA.

An injured Steve Scalise is shown being carried away on a stretcher.

More breaking headlines:

BROOKS: APPEARS SOME SECURITY DETAIL MEMBERS WERE INJURED

BROOKS SAYS SECURITY DETAIL SHOT BACK AT ASSAILANT

BROOKS: HELICOPTER LANDED ON FIELD TO TRANSPORT INJURED

BROOKS: AT LEAST 5 INJURED, INCL. SCALISE, STAFFER, 2 GUARDS

SEN. PAUL WITNESSED SHOOTING, HEARD `RAPID SUCCESSION OF SHOTS'

SEN. PAUL: `I PROBABLY HEARD 50, 60 SHOTS'

PAUL: EVERYONE LIKELY WOULD HAVE DIED IF NOT FOR CAPITOL POLICE

PAUL: LOOKED LIKE SCALISE SHOT IN LEG OR HIP

PAUL: CAPITOL HILL POLICE PREVENTED A 'MASSACRE' ON FIELD

SEN. PAUL SAYS DECISION WAS 'STAY OR RUN' DURING SHOOTING

SEN. RAND PAUL WAS IN BATTING CAGE DURING SHOOTING

INJURED GUNMAN IN CONGRESS MEMBER SHOOTING APPREHENDED: FOX

A reporter from the Huffington Post tweeted that a congressman said he "heard there was a shooting at the Congressional baseball game practice field." ABC 7 News reported "multiple shooting" in the 400 block of E. Monroe Street.

#BREAKING Shooting at Congressional baseball practice. Scalise hit. Other staffers hit. Gunmen with rifle — Chad Pergram (@ChadPergram) June 14, 2017

"Both @POTUS & @VP are aware of the developing situation in Virginia. Our thoughts and prayers are with all affected," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer tweeted.

Both @POTUS & @VP are aware of the developing situation in Virginia. Our thoughts and prayers are with all affected. — Sean Spicer (@PressSec) June 14, 2017

Scalise, 51, is the House majority whip. He has represented Louisiana’s First Congressional District since 2008 and chairs the House Republican Study Committee. He is married with two children. Scalise's district includes New Orleans.

According a report from Rep. Mo Brooke, who said he was not shot, more than 50 rifle shots were fired.

from @RepMoBrooks "Shooter attack at GOPpractice. Rifle. 50+ shots fired. 5 or more hit including GOP Whip steve scalise. I am not shot." — Matt Murphy (@mattmurphyshow) June 14, 2017

Gunman just opened fire on Congressional members playing baseball this morning in Del Ray pic.twitter.com/KgF3DXlyRv — Benjamin Childers (@ben_childers) June 14, 2017

"We used my belt to help put a tourniquet around his leg," says witness @RepMoBrooks of Alexandria shooting victim.

"We used my belt to help put a tourniquet around his leg," says witness @RepMoBrooks of Alexandria shooting victim https://t.co/EW62PVRG1G pic.twitter.com/i5ZV3cns7E — CNN (@CNN) June 14, 2017

Brooks adds that a helicopter landed in center field and took one of the wounded to a hospital, Rep. Brooks said

Here is the full list of those present at the practice:

Helicopter landed in center field and took one of the wounded to a hospital, Rep. Brooks said — Steve Brusk (@stevebruskCNN) June 14, 2017

Police tweeted they "believed" the gunman was in custody. Sen. Mike Lee told Fox News, however, the gunman was dead. He said a staffer used a belt as a tourniquet to stop Scalise's bleeding.