[Paul:] So glad to have you with us here. Twenty-seven minutes past the hour. I'm Christi Paul.
[Blackwell:] I'm Victor Blackwell. Good morning to you.
[Paul:] So listen, this morning we know all 17 victims of that Missouri duck boat crash have been identified. A team from the NTSB says it could take up to a year to release and report on exactly what happened.
[Blackwell:] Last night, the community held a memorial near Table Rock Lake. This is in Branson, Missouri. Of course for the 17 victims. Thursday afternoon, the ship launched in hurricane-like conditions with winds of almost 70 miles per hour. And this morning, a mother who lost nine family members including her three children. She says the decision to try and beat an approaching storm may have cost her relatives their lives.
[Tia Coleman, Missouri Boat Accident Survivor:] There's big, huge waves, choppy. Everybody start getting like, hey, this is a little bit too much. And then it got really choppy and big swells of water started coming into the boat. Then a really huge wave swept over. And when the wave swept over, the last thing I heard my sister-in-law yell was "Grab the baby." My head pushed up to the top of the water and I lost control. I didn't have even I couldn't see anybody. And I know it wasn't, but it felt like I struggled for it felt like I struggled for at least an hour. But it was probably like 10 minutes.
[Blackwell:] So far, survivors have been released from the hospital. Doctors say it's unclear when Coleman will be able to go home.
[Paul:] Police in Houston are looking for the suspect who shot and killed a cardiologist who treated former President George H.W. Bush. He was a patient of his. CNN correspondent Polo Sandoval is live for us from New York. So, Polo, I understand this doctor, he's more than a physician to the former president. He was prominent in the Houston medical community.
[Polo Sandoval, Cnn Correspondent:] Christi, his name was Mark Hausknecht, had been in practice for nearly four decades. Well- respected. A pillar in the medical community in Houston. Now, police in the Texas City are trying to find his killer, and more importantly, a motive.
[Sandoval:] Police in Houston searching an area near the Texas medical center for a murder suspect after cardiologist Mark Hausknecht was gunned down Friday while riding his bicycle to. Police said the doctor was riding north when he passed the shooter also on a bike going the other direction.
[Troy Finner, Executive Assistant Chief, Houston Police:] The suspect was on a bicycle, as well, drove past, rode past the doctor. Turned and fired two shots. The doctor immediately went down.
[Sandoval:] A private ambulance passed by the scene, and EMT stopped to help before the Houston Fire Department arrived.
[Unidentified Male:] I seeing somebody flagging us down. I said it you know, "Something's wrong? And then, I drove up a little further and I see the gentleman sprawled out on the floor with blood all over him. We stopped, rendered aid to the best of our ability.
[Sandoval:] Authorities said, investigators don't know if the shooting was targeted, random, or caused by road rage. A few people may have witnessed the attack and police are looking at surveillance video.
[Finner:] Our homicide investigators are interviewing people. Another good thing about our Medical Center, as you know, there is a lot of cameras. So, we're hoping that we can get some footage of this.
[Sandoval:] Dr. Hausknecht was a well-known cardiologist. One of his patients was former President George H. W. Bush, whose spokesman issued this statement, saying, "Mark was a fantastic cardiologist and a good man." President Bush said in a statement, "I will always be grateful for his exceptional, compassionate care, his family is in our prayers." A Houston Methodist Hospital spokesman, also, releasing a statement, saying, "Not only was he revered by his patients but Mark was highly regarded among his peers and colleagues. He was recently recognized as a super doctor." And so far, police have only described their suspect as a white or Hispanic man in his 30s. At the time of the shooting yesterday morning, he was riding a light-colored mountain bike. But ultimately, though authorities right now are pouring over surveillance video in the area, and also hoping that someone perhaps, saw something after all the shooting did happen during what was considered rush hour there on that hospital complex. Guys?
[Paul:] Yes, that is just bizarre. Polo Sandoval, thank you so.
[Blackwell:] All right, still to come. Michael Cohen, the president's former attorney, and fixer secretly taped the discussion with the president about a payment to a former Playboy model. And the questions now about how far they would go to suppress allegations of an extramarital affair from going public.
[Paul:] Also, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is organizing a meeting of international political and religious. And they're going to talk about religious liberty. We're talking about the agenda here and there are questions raised about how dedicated the Trump administration is to religious freedom?