TAPPER: Welcome back. In our national lead today -- some positive news on the condition of Congressman Steve Scalise. Hours after this third surgery for the gunshot wound, hospital officials now say his condition is improving, although he remains in critical condition. CNN's Ryan Nobles joins me now live from Washington MedStar Hospital in Washington D.C. And, Ryan, what can you tell us about his condition?</s>RYAN NOBLES, CNN WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT: Well, Jake, if there was any question as to just how grave the situation was for Congressman Scalise when he arrived here to this hospital a few days ago, those questions were answered today by Dr. Jack Sava. He was head of trauma at the Washington MedStar Hospital Center. And he described his condition as critical with an imminent threat of death. He said the big problem was the immense amount of blood that Congressman Scalise had lost, and it was something that surgeons had to address right away. He said that they were able to do that, even though it was difficult at times. He said the fact that they have been able to keep the bleeding under control is one of the reasons he believes that his chances of survival are greatly improved from when they were when he first arrived. That said, he still has a long road of recovery ahead of him. It will take time, but they do believe, though, Jake, that he has the opportunity at one point to walk, perhaps even run again. So, there was definitely more good news here today that there was bad -- Jake.</s>TAPPER: All right. Ryan Nobles, thank you so much. So, what exactly is in the Republican senators' health care bill? If you don't have a clue, well, you're not alone. More on what the future of your health care might be, coming up next.
Hospital: Scalise in ICU in Critical Condition.