News Alert: Doctor opens fire in NYC hospital

A gunman opened fire inside a New York City hospital Friday, killing a woman and wounding several people before killing himself, according to law enforcement officials. The suspect was identified as a former doctor at the hospital.

The gunman, who was wearing a white lab coat and had ID on him, shot himself on the 16th floor of Bronx-Lebanon Hospital, according to law enforcement officials. The body of a woman who was shot was found near his body, the officials said.

Five other people were injured in the shooting. Three of those are in serious condition from gunshot wounds, a law enforcement source said.

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Podcast Ad Revenues Will Reach $220 Million In 2017, Can Instagram Use AI To Weed Out Hate Speech?, Netflix Now Reviving Its Own Cancelled Shows, More

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News Alert

MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski claim President Trump and his White House used the possibility of a negative story in the National Enquirer to threaten them.

But President Trump disputes it. "FAKE NEWS," he tweeted during the show Friday morning.

The editor in charge of the Enquirer, Dylan Howard, said "we have no knowledge of any discussions between the White House and Joe and Mika about our story, and absolutely no involvement in those discussions."

Meanwhile, Scarborough says he has proof of the White House threats -- "I have texts from your top aides and phone records."

Scarborough and Brzezinski are essentially alleging a form of blackmail.

The accusation came during a wider discussion about the president's offensive tweets targeting the co-hosts.

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Trump tweets ... China ... Germany ... travel ban ... birth rate Friday, June 30, 2017 View this email in your browser It's Fourth of July weekend!! Be careful out there. Some popular fireworks have been recalled after unintended explosions. Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. By AJ Willingham 1. Trump tweets  So, the President tweeted. Donald Trump went on a weird rant Thursday morning against MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski and her partner and co-host Joe Scarborough, calling her "crazy," him "psycho" and saying he rejected both of them for an interview while Brzezinski was "bleeding badly" from a facelift.  A lot of people, including top GOP lawmakers, found the tweets questionable at best, but Melania Trump and Deputy White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders both stood by them, with the first lady's spokesman saying the President "will punch back 10 times harder" when insulted.  The President and the MSNBC hosts obviously have a difficult relationship, but the flap comes at an especially inopportune time for the administration: After all, it's still trying to court GOP senators to get the health care bill passed.  2. China The US and China might be heading for another rough patch after relatively cordial relations. The Trump administration has announced plans to go ahead with a $1.4 billion arms sale to Taiwan originally signed by the Obama administration. It was temporarily shelved because the deal was likely to rankle China (which sees Taiwan as a rogue province), and Trump was looking to build stronger ties with the country. The sale came on the same day that new sanctions were announced on China's Bank of Dandong, which the US accuses of supporting illegal North Korean financial activity.  3. Germany  German lawmakers voted by a wide margin to legalize same-sex marriage, a landmark decision that came just days after Chancellor Angela Merkel dropped her longstanding opposition to a free vote on the issue (she did, however, still vote "no"). The bill, which is likely to be approved German legislators, allows same-sex couples to marry and jointly adopt children. Germany would become one of 20 or so countries where same-sex marriage is legal.  4. Travel ban The travel ban is back in effect, which means new court orders opposing it are, too. Less than an hour before the ban was slated to start, Hawaii filed an emergency motion. Its issue? The part of the ban that defines a "bona fide relationship" that would allow people from six banned countries into the US. Under the current parameters, sons- and daughters-in-law and the betrothed are "bona fide," but grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins aren't.  5. US birth rate  The US birth rate has hit a record low. With fewer than 4 million births last year, the number of babies squealing from coast to coast is the lowest it's ever been, a government report finds. The drop hinges, at least in part, on another new record low -- in teen births. Those dropped 9% last year, compared with 2015. It continues a long-term trend that's seen the birth rate among teens drop 67% since 1991. No surprise: It's "access ... and use of contraceptives that has really led to these kind of changes," one expert said. On the flip side, there's been an uptick in births to older moms, with 4% more babies born last year to women ages 40 to 44. Tweet Forward Breakfast Browse People are talking about these. Read up. Join in. A teen shot and killed her boyfriend while attempting a YouTube stunt  The couple was trying to get famous by pulling off dangerous pranks.  Greta Van Susteren is out at MSNBC after only six months  The former Fox News host has had some bad luck, job-wise.  One-bedroom 'Fixer Upper' house goes on market for $950,000 To be clear, it's already been fixer-uppered -- by the HGTV show.  Instagram rolls out new tools to scrub mean comments and spam  Still waiting for the tool that turns us all into stylish, latte-sipping yogis.  "Copy editors save our buts" The message on a sign carried by a New York Times employee protesting plans to cut the paper's editing staff And finally ... Grab your headphones Did you know hummingbirds snore? They do! And they're NOT quiet about it. (Click to view) View all of CNN's newsletters » CNN Five Things shows up in your inbox every weekday at 6 a.m. ET. Like what you see? Don't like what you see? Let us know. We're all about self improvement. Did a friend forward you this newsletter? Sign yourself up! Copyright © 2017 Cable News Network, LP, LLLP. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to CNN newsletters. Our mailing address is: Cable News Network, LP, LLLP. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. One CNN Center Atlanta, GA 30303 Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences