KEILAR: Police are calling the attack on David Ortiz a $7,800 hit. The former Red Sox star is recovering in the hospital and police in the Dominican Republic have six suspects in custody, including the man who allegedly shot Ortiz in the back. Let's go to Patrick Oppmann. He is in Santo Domingo following this story. And, Patrick, what are police saying about the suspects in the attempted murder plot?</s>PATRICK OPPMANN, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: It is an incredible murder-for-hire plot. They're saying these are professional assassins essentially. And of course, the family representatives we've spoken to of these men and their attorneys deny that. But police showed video to us that essentially uncovers a plot to kill David Ortiz while he was out partying with friends. And you see in the video of the alleged hitmen and his motorcycle getaway driver pulling up to cars and talking to people in the cars that were parked near the scene of the shooting and then going in. And amazingly, David Ortiz, although shot in the back at close range, was able to survive this. And then the motorcycle stalls out and the men have to flee. The motorcycle getaway driver is captured. And the gunman -- the alleged gunman gets away. But police say they have now captured him. They have now found the gun that was used in the attack buried in his backyard. And the only thing they have not uncovered so far, police say, is a motive. Who would pay nearly $8,000 to kill David Ortiz? A remember, Brianna, this is total, it's about $1,000 per person.</s>KEILAR: Patrick Oppmann, thank you so much for that update from the Dominican Republic. So far, Republicans are offering tepid criticism of President Trump's insistence that he would not go to the FBI if a foreign country seeks to interfere in the next U.S. election, once again. And Democrats, on other hand, are outraged. We'll have coverage continuing in just a moment.
Dominican Republic Police Arrest 6, Including Alleged Gunman, in $7,800 Hit on David Ortiz.