From the New York Times, it's the headlines.

I'm Tracy Mumford.

Today's Monday, April 27th, here's what we're covering.

Suddenly, we heard all this yelling, all this commotion.

We were crouched low, and then cabinet members just started emerging

from around the corner, and they were with their guards. You know, first came RFK Jr. and

Sheryl Hines, then came Janine Piro. My colleague, Sean McRish, was at the White House

correspondence dinner Saturday night at a hotel in D.C. when an armed man tried to storm through

security. It happened right

as the dinner was getting started. Shots were fired, and Sean was out in the hallway as members of

the administration were evacuated from the ballroom. They were walking, you know, very in a

panicked way, stricken faces being ushered into hallways and elevators.

There were teary reporters.

It was just total pandemonium.

We had no idea what was happening.

People were shouting, wondering where is the president, where's the president?

Inside the ballroom, President Trump was pulled offstage by his security detail and guests hid under their tables.

When it became clear, the suspect had been apprehended,

Trump insisted the night should go on. He was due to give a speech. But security officials

ultimately decided they needed to get the president away from the scene. We pulled out behind him.

We drove to the White House. We were the first reporters there, and everybody was just rushing to get to the White House

because the President had called a press conference.

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