Sen. Reid 'okay' after taken to hospital following Vegas car crash Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was hospitalized Friday after an apparent rear-end crash in Las Vegas, but sources said he's going to be okay. One senior congressional source said his vital signs are fine, but he may have a rib injury. He's okay. Conscious. Mobile. Will be okay," another source said. Fox News was told Reid was able to walk into the hospital, after a crash that involved six cars including U.S. Capitol Police. The crash happened at about 1:10 p.m. Friday on Interstate 15, which runs parallel to the Las Vegas strip. Nevada Highway Patrol Office spokesman Jeremie Elliott said the vehicles involved in the apparent chain-reaction crash included two Las Vegas police vehicles, two civilian vehicles and two Capitol Police vehicles. Elliott said four tow trucks were summoned. It's not clear whether anyone else was injured. Officials in Reid's office said it wasn't immediately clear where the Democratic senator was headed, but first lady Michelle Obama is set to give a speech in Las Vegas Friday afternoon, and Reid's wife Landra was speaking at the event. Fox News' Chad Pergram and The Associated Press contributed to this report.