bailey stomped his head. he hit the offender with the mop bucket, he fell down and then his head was on the bucket and then according to the offender, he thinks that mr. bailey stepped on his head while his head was on the bucket. >> we spotted bailey on his way back to the prison segregation unit. >> your unit your ass, man. your unit. [ bleep ] ain't professionally ran, man. i'm about to change the format up in this [ bleep ], [ bleep ] you. >> a few days later, bailey told us prison officials had the wrong man. >> the guy got hurt pretty bad, and they figured because of my history and reputation and my presence there that i would have to be somehow involved in that. i was never involved in anything. they just snatched me up as a result of my reputation preceding me. >> bailey claimed he was not only innocent of the assault but had actually tried to help the victim. >> first thing i do is say, hey, you guys, this guy is in here laying down on the floor unconscious, he's spitting up blood, his body is shakin

pitol police i spoke with special agent bailey and special agent griner this morning. one was being treated and one was about to go into surgery. i expressed our profound gratitude to them. it is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts, that without these two heroes, agent bailey and agent griner, many lives would have been ost. i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened. we just all received a briefing from the sergeant of arms. i have complete confidence in the investigation that's being conducted by the capitol police, the f.b.i., who are also working with local law enforcement. i know we want to extend our gratitude for the outpouring of support that we've received from throughout the capitol and from throughout the country. and now, knowing steve scalise as we all do, he's likely really frustrated that he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. i also know that steve wants all of us to commend the bravery of those who came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days, we will hear their stories. and we will have

[applause] i spoke with special agent bailey and special agent greiner this morning. what was being treated and one was going into surgery. i expressed our profound gratitude to them. it is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts, that without these two heroes, agents bailey and agent greiner, many lives would have been lost. [applause] i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened. ingjust received a brief from the sergeant of arms. i have confidence in the investigation and conducted by the fbi, who are also working with local law enforcement. we want to extend our gratitude for the outpouring of support that we have received from throughout the capital and throughout the country. now, knowing steve scalise as we he is frustrated that he will not be able to play in the baseball game. [laughter] i also know that steve wants to commend the bravery of those that came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days, we will hear their stories. we will have the chance to hold up their hair was him -- hold of their heroism. there are summo

suzanne bailey came here in one thousand seventy eight to work on the tough line production lines. i went to work in may the eighth one nine hundred seventy eight that was by glorious day. it took our pictures it's u. s. me. without gray hair. in the middle yeah you know i was so happy i was that was the only job i mean everybody want to go there because of the money and the benefits and everything like that it was secure the chemical industry of the growing growing by leaps and bomb. i mean you can just mention to dupont name and door swung open it was like princes coming through the door you know. first one buyer and one. bright future with. where you are at the so i was thrilled i was absolutely thrilled that it. a few months after starting her job at dupont suzanne bailey became pregnant in january of one nine hundred eighty one she gives birth to the little bucky. when he was born it was very traumatic they didn't know what to do with it they've never seen anything like it. i cannot figure out what happened. he had. the eye as a keyhole people. i didn't know what to do i was s

shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time clinton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line. he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we send all the women home out of all of. the cell don't worry him or her the men just and when we feel that it can cause trouble so awesome or hurt me. clinton whimsically it was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years breed the fumes from all the samples we breathe we just you know and the time when we would take care of it and. so i just did mage all those for years. and we didn't realize our health was an issue then. surgeon diagnose me have a new cancer. he had to take all my rectum part of my cold. i don't see clear at accounts that that is in any way i always see that because. if it was good for today. you have a team for one brief period of time and you know divorce immediately i feel that we got a. bad historical moment in the middle east and it is very difficult to predict how things will be called. all right

special agent david bailey was treated for minor injuries.s congressman roger williams suffered a broken ankle. his staffer, zach barth, was shot in the leg but is out of the hospital. joining us now with some insight into all of this is our doctor jon lapook. jon, we're told the congressman came into the emergency room in shock. what does that mean? >> well, scott, it means there's too little blood flow to major organs like the brain, the kidneys, the lungs, and it can cause damage to those organs. now, in this case we're thinking it's probably because of a blood vessel or blood vessels were damaged when the bullet can. >> and what does it mean to suffer a bullet wound in the pelvis? >> well, we know that the bullet entered his left hip, went across the pelvis, causing fracturing of the bone and causing damage to internal organs. now, those bone fragments and also fragments perhaps of the bullet itself can act almost like a shrapnel and wreak havoc. you have such a small area. there were all sorts of structures here. you have the bladder. yo

shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time canton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line. he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we sell the women home out all. he said oh don't worry him or her the men just the when we feel that it can cause trouble so i saw him or heard me say. clinton whimsically was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years to breed the fumes from all the samples we breathed we just in time when we saw when you would take care of us and. so i just didn't budge all those for years near enough. and we didn't realize who our health was an issue then. surgeon diagnosed me have a new cancer. so he had to take all my rectum part of my cold. war hawks still with you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw spread a tell you that would be gossip and probably worthwhile for the record they. think you are not cool enough to buy. all the hawks that we along with all wo

this was a very moving moment with officer bailey out there.his amazing country. i was thinking of a line from virgil, mortals touch the mind, there are tears for passing things, the honorable finds its due. if you heard of that year for the honorable bailey and greine greiner. there is something to celebrate here. divisiveness will go on, bitterness will go on, anger will go on. i have a couple of ideas i think we could use moving forward. could we start at the outer edge and say no more death threats. no more representations of the deaths of your political enemies or political opposition. martha makes allie is exactly right, these are not our enemies, this is the opposition, our enemies are isis and al qaeda. no more death threats, no more holding heads, no more putting the president and the role of julius caesar julius caesar being assassinated, no more talk about blowing up the white house. let's all agree to that. second, maybe as it's against the law to threaten the lives of the president committed should be against the law to threaten th

special agent david bailey was treated for minor injuries. texas congressman roger williams suffered a broken ankle. his staffer, zach barth, was shot in the leg, but is out of the hospital. joining us now with some insight into all of this is our dr. jon lapook. jon, we're told the congressman came into the emergency room in shock. what does that mean? >> reporter: well, scott, it r:ans there's too little blood flow to major organs like the brain, the kidneys, the lungs, and it can cause damage to those gagans. now, in this case, we're thinking it's probably because a blood vessel or blood vessels were damaged when the bullet came in. >> pelley: and what does it mean to suffer a bullet wound in the pelvis? >> reporter: well, we know that l,e bullet entered his left hip, it went across the pelvis, causing fracturing of the bone, and causing damage to internal organs. now those bone fragments and fragments of the bullet itself can act like shrapnel and wreak havoc. you have such a small area, and there are all sorts of structures here. you hav

"duane bailey. councilman. citizen. puggle breeder." i love them because they're a different mix of breeds, just like america. i like what he's saying, claire. he isn't saying anything. look at his... we need a stop sign at our intersection. everyone says that, but pretty soon, we're stopping at every single corner.

>> exactly. >> bailey and the other guys are wondering where momma is.said once the bear came up to them, they got overcome with the experience and the cameras came out. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> the bear just smelled everything they had at camp. all the empty bottles and cans around, whatever they were eating. that's what it's looking for. >> you're right, nick. once he finds the lunchbox or the bag -- >> look at him. >> he's like winnie the pooh with honey. >> he's like i'm all in this. bailey has the camera but he had a one-on-one experience with the bear. >> all this mud, the bear literally just hugged me. >> that's a practice mauling. >> exactly. >> the hugging wasn't over. >> dude. >> i'd get in the truck and go home. >> the bear goes away and then decides, maybe i want to go with them. >> this is cool but it's also a little bit sad. if this bear gets used to going around people, bear always loses. >> they got in the truck and left. you could see they were staying in this house right here, but guess who comes to dinner. >> the bear find the way to the

shortly after dupont decided to transfer suzanne bailey and her colleagues to other departments. at the time clinton whimsically also worked in the manufacturing department of tough line . he remembers the discussion he had with his manager he said can we sell the women home out. don't worry him or her the men just the when we feel that it can cause trouble so i saw. or heard me. canton whimsically it was a lab technician he handled c eight for thirty years bring the fumes from all the samples we bring. no we just you know as i told him when we saw the new pope would take care of us and. so i just did my job for years near enough. and we didn't realize who our health was an issue then. surgeon diagnosed me with have a new cancer. so they had to take all my rectum part of my cold. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry but only i could so i write these last words and hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life

(applause) >> i spoke with special agent bailey around special agent greiner this morning. one was being treated and one was about to go into surgery. i splessed our profound gratitude to them. it is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts, that without these two heroes, agent bailey and agent greiner, many lives would have been lost. (applause) >> i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened. we just all received a briefing from the sergeant of arms. i've complete confidence in the investigation that's being conducted, by the capitol police, the fbi who are also working with local law enforcement. i know we want to extend our gratitude for the outpouring of support that we've received from throughout the capitol and from throughout the country. and now, knowing steve scalise as we all do, he is likely really frustrated that he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. i also know that steve wants all of us to commend the bravery of those who came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days we will hear their stories and we w

krystal griner, david bailey, matt mika, and zack barth. steve, we are all praying for you and your wife, jennifer, and your children. we wish you a happy father's day and a full recovery. to the u.s. capitol police, you showed yesterday why you are the best at what you do. david bailey and krystal griner leaped t hesitation into action. had they not done that, the story could be very different today. we are grateful for your service yesterday and every day, and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time and i move that the house be adjourned. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. rouzer of north carolina for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. payne: mr. speaker, i move the house be adjourned. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it

[applause] agents greiner and bailey came rushing in from the outfield.omebody with a rifle, and they had handguns. and that's not a good deal. struck atse bullets the right place, and that was that wouldedible, or have been a far worse morning, believe me. them.t to thank america is also filled with pride over the display of character and sportsmanship at the congressional baseball game. i heard it was very special. i wanted to go there and the from secret service said to take a pass. i wanted to be there so badly. but i spent time at the hospital instead with steve. it's our hope that this unity that was displayed that evening can maybe continue to grow and thrive between republicans and democrats, and honestly i think we would all be doing a lot better. i know the country would be doing a lot better. the american people have entrusted us with great responsibility. i know that we will prove worthy of the trust they have placed in each of us. i'm hopeful that the spirit of that we've seen in recent days will be been as we move forward. i believe it is so

and officer bailey are heroes. there is so much more straight ahead in the newsroom. >>> u.s. sailors are missing at sea off the coast of japan. we have the latest on a hunt to find them. president trump on the defense as the first family spent the weekend at cam david. we have news that the president's legal team is expanding in the wake of the russia investigation. it is 3:00 eastern, i am ana cabrera new york, it is great to have you with us. we begin with the mistrial in bill cosby's assault case. the jury failed to reach a verdict after more than 50 hours of deliberations. the story hardly ends here. prosecutors say they'll try the case again. the judge wants a new trial scheduled by fall. >> we'll evaluate and review our case. we'll take a hard look at everything involved and then we'll retry. as i said in court, our plan is to

after the shooting began two special agents with the capitol hill police, crystal griner and david bailey, charged onto the baseball field, exchanging fire with the shooter. >> i saw him train his gun at me. everything around me started to pop. i got hit in the leg. >> reporter: congressional staffer zach barth told "cbs this morning" he somehow made it to the dugout, where survivors say they would have been sitting ducks if not for their protectors. >> thank the lord for special agents griner and bailey. without them i don't know that i'd be talking to you right now. >> reporter: agent crystal griner was shot in the ankle. a 2006 graduate of maryland's hood college, she was a star basketball player, known for her strength and athletic ability. a teammate told us she was very aggressive and was not at all surprised how she responded in a dangerous, high-pressure situation. retired capitol police chief kim dine. >> she is amazing, and she's a hero. she epitomized what being a hero's all about. >> reporter: agent david bailey injured his ankle during the chaotic gun battle. he's from brazil

david bailey was not shot. crystal greiner was a shot, david bailey hurt his ankle or somehow was injured in the melee and of course, we have heard everyone from the president to speaker ryan and minority leader pelosi praising the heroic actions of the u.s. capitol police. since i've been here, aside from the d.c. police keeping security -- i've seen a number of police vehicles arriving and folks going in presumably for security or even to support their colleagues. the security detail is a smaller detail and would presumably be a tighter knit group of folks. congressman scalise's chief of staff are inside the hospital and have been here since shortly after the congressman arr him. of course, his office releasing a statement that he was able to talk to his wife before surgery. we have a congressman steve scalise still in surgery, but hopefully stable and expected to come out of that. we know crystal greiner was a shot somewhere in the lower extremities, the foot or leg. we would presume she is in surgery as wel

we got to see david bailey throw out that pitch which was a surprise. he was on crutches. you know, crystal griner and david bailey, the two capitol police officers who happened to be there who put themselves in the line of fire, i just think about the scope of the even greater catastrophe that those two saved all of us from not just in terms of people being killed, but just what could have happened if not for them. we all owe them a tremendous debt of gratitude. >> the capitol police officers go way beyond the call of duty, and we have to salute their heroic efforts. they protect us each and every single day. i have personal experience with the capitol police, and it's really an unbelievable experience because you see each and every day these men and women living up to their oath of office, living up to their duty. and the courage they display, hopefully we can learn a lesson from their bravery and their courage and be better members and be more courageous members and really understand that we have to do our job based on the oath of office that we took in a way that honor

david bailey and crystal griner, special agents with the u.s.led as national heros for preventing a slaughter at the republican congressional baseball team practice. >> many lives would have been lost if not for the heroic actions of the two capitol police officers who took down the gunman despite sustaining gunshot wounds during a very, very brutal assault. >> reporter: according to the harrowing accounts of the members of congress and staffers at the practice, when they realized they were being shot at, they frantically ran for cover. >> everyone was basically a sitting duck in many ways. there were only so many places you could go, especially when leaving the field. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: that's when agents bailey and griner sprung to action, instead running towards the danger and returning fire. they were taking on a guy with a rifle from 990 to 120 feet away. they had pistols. he had a rifle. that's not a fair fight. both of them were wounded. the bravery that they showed is just incredible. >> these two -- these two capitol police office

[applause] and you know, agents greiner and bailey came rushing in from the outfield.omebody with a rifle, and they had handguns. and that's not a good deal. one of those bullets struck at the right place, and that was really incredible, or that would have been a far worse morning, believe me. we want to thank them. america is also filled with pride over the display of character and sportsmanship at the congressional baseball game. i heard it was very special. i wanted to go there and the folks from secret service said to take a pass. i wanted to be there so badly. but i spent time at the hospital instead with steve. [applause] it's our hope that this unity that was displayed that evening can maybe continue to grow and thrive between republicans and democrats, and honestly i think we would all be doing a lot better. i know the country would be doing a lot better. the american people have entrusted us with great responsibility. i know that we will prove worthy of the trust they have placed in each of us. i'm hopeful that the spirit of cooperation that we've seen in rece

the statement released by the capital police, i want to commend crystal griner, david bailey and henry cabrera for here he oh,ic and appropriate response in protecting the members and others today during their practice for the baseball game. i'm grateful that special act griner is in good condition in the hospital having been shot in the ankle and special agent bailey was treated and released having sustained minor injury during the incident. again that, from the u.s. capitol police chief this afternoon. while we wait for congressman roger williams to appear here at the u.s. capitol, we'll show you reaction from members of the u.s. senate earlier today. >> majority leader? >> i know the entire senate will join in echoing sentiments by the president this morning. we're deeply saddened and concerned for those injured. we'll keep them in our prayers and we'll continue to send them every wish for quick and full recovery. we're grateful for all those who step in to help, those practicing on the field, the first responders and, of course, the capitol police officers on the scene. we're deepl

special agents griner and bailey put their live on the line. they saved countless others. there's no other way to put it, but they are heroeses. yesterday could have ended with many deaths. they ran out in to draw the fire away from the members. this attacker moved down the third base line to home base, where the majority of the players were sitting in the dugout of the first base, laying on the ground. even a 10-year-old son who they would hover over the top of. he would try to make his movement there. krystal had already been wounded. but as i talked to the agents yesterday in the hospital, when you spoke to them they would say they wished they could even do more. drawing the fire away, saving so many lives. we will be forever grateful for their courageous actions and to all our capitol police who are truly the best in the business. as we end this week, i do want to take the time to thank our men and women in uniform and keep them all in our prayers for their recovery. yesterday i spent a large portion of the day at the hospital. yes, seeing the agents and seeing and pra

[applause] i spoke with special agent bailey and special agent griner this morning. one was being treated and one was about to go into surgery. i expressed our profound gratitude to them. t is clear to me, based on various eyewitness accounts, that without these two heroes agent bailey, agent griner, many lives would have been lost. [applause] i know that we all want to learn as much as we can about what happened. we just all received a briefing from the sergeant of arms. i've complete confidence in the investigation that's being conducted by the capitol police, the f.b.i. who are also working with local law enforcement. i know we want to extend our gratitude for the outpouring of support that we received from throughout the capitol and from throughout the country. and now knowing steve scalise as we all do, he is likely really frustrated that he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. i also know that steve wants all of us to commend the bravery of those who came to the aid of the wounded. in the coming days, we will hear their stories, and we will have

capitol police officers david bailey krystal griner also hurt.ey're being treated at a local hospital. their injuries not believed to be life-threatening. let's continue this conversation with dr. sanjay gupta. doctor, it appears at this moment no life-threatening injuries. think of your experience as a trauma surgeon. you're on a baseball field. somebody comes in with a rifle. first they heard one shot and all of a sudden rat a tat a tat. describe cat concerns at that moment. >> two things are going on simultaneously. you want to care for the injured but at the same time, when there's still somebody shooting, you obviously are balancing that with your own well-being. so that was happening it sounded like at the time pretty dramatic descriptions of going over to people, trying to do basic care. stopping bleeding, applying pressure. applying tourniquets and that sort of thing. that's really some of the more important things you can do in a situation like that. we know, i haven't heard the full descriptions of the other injured. we know with congre

and as the speaker said, crystal greiner and david bailey. acknowledging their sacrifice thatow fortunate we were they were on scene because more lives would have been lost. let's remember that every single day, the capitol police protect us of us and takes risks for and while a day like this we can focus on it so sadly, it does not mean other days are not as challenging. to theto call attention take of john gibson and officer jacob chestnut, 19 years ago, 1988 come in july, lost their not just members of congress but the staff, the press, and our visitors, people who come to see this capital, this great edifice to democracy known throughout the world. they are protecting a great deal. it is an attraction which makes it all the more risky. you may not know this, my colleagues, every time i pray, very frequently and every sunday certainly, i pray for all of you. all of you, together. in earlier years, i pray for your happiness and the fact that we would be working together. d the words of president kennedy and the closing of his inaugural addr

david bailey and special agent crystal griner. both from the u.s. capital police. and both being called heros by the members of congress. they save by taking on that shooter. it's a message echoed by roger williams who hurt himself trying to escape that hail of bullets. th 25 deaths or more today. but officers griner and bailey prevented that and my family and i will be for ever grateful. >> those two officers were there because congressman steve scalise gets a security detail, because of his role asthma orty whip. he is part of the republican leadership team. naturally, the shooting is raising new questions about security for all members of congress. and pete is on that for us tonight live from capitol hill. pete. >> reporter: adam, i just spoke to lawmakers. those on both sides have no doubt about one big thing. the heroism of those capital police officers that made all of the difference. tonight, surprisingly, not calls for extra protection. >> the heroic effort, senator susan collins spoke to an audience who knows gun violence too well. families of those killed

david bailey and congressman roger williams were both hurt. >>> the fbi say he lived in a van in the alexandria area since march. police came to his illinois home in march to investigate complaints that he was shooting in the wooding. he did have a valid firearms license. hes with not charged. hodgkinson supported former democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders and lashed out against president trump on social media. in march he wrote on facebook it's time to destroy trump and company. >> barth was shot in the leg while retrieving baseballs in the outfield. rogers hurt his chaos. the two men are joining us from

appearance byrise david bailey to throw out the first pitch.re while taking down james hodgkinson. part of the proceeds will go to the fallen officers fund. more than $1 million has been raised, more than double than last year's game. with us onect facebook, twitter, and our website. new developments. the man accused of having guns at trump hotel back in custody. police say he had guns and 90 rounds of ammo in away from d.c. he came back to the city and used drugs. police uncovered a disturbing the ballpark about ambush. a preliminary hearing is set for next thursday. announce amp will revised cuba policy during a speech in miami. the aim is to cut off the flow militaryash to cuba services. u.s. airlines and accrues ships to service the island. benchmarks cuba needs to me to negotiate with the u.s. washingtonians are mourning the loss of jim graham. he died sunday. he represented war for 16 years and was an advocate of low income housing and the poor. he was openly gay and the whitman clinic's first director. obstructive chronic pulmonary disor

steve scalise, zachary barth, matt mika, david bailey, crystal grinner. we are all giving our thoughts to those being treated for their injuries at this moment. and we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is attack on all of us. [applause] [applause] i know we want to give thanks to the first responders and to the alexandria police department who were on the scene in minutes. and i know this house wants to state unequivically that we are as ever awed by the tremendous bravery of the capitol police. [applause] i spoke with special agent one was being treated and one was about to go into surgery. i expressed gratitude to them. it is clear to me based on various yinsz eyewitness accounts that without these two heroes agent bailey and greiner, many lives would have been lost. yrn we all want to learn about what happened. we just all received a briefing from the surgeant of arms. -- sergeant of arms. the fbi is working with local law enforcement. we want to extend received from throughout the capitol and

bailey has been a capitol police officer for over nine years. they're saying he received a minor injury but he was not shot. he was treated and released from a hospital. crystal greiner is still being treated. the gunman shot her in the ankle. she's been with the department for at least ten years. both officers are responsible for protecting members of congress. now, the capitol police board, moments ago released a written statement saying they commend the agents at the scene and immediate and decisive actions in protecting both members and staff and preventing further injury. back out here live, u.s. capitol police also thanked the atf, the fbi, alexandria police and other law enforcement agencies for their response. live here in front of u.s. capitol headquarters i'm shomari stone. >> thank you. >>> even before today's shooting members of congress had expressed concern about their safety and the safety of their staff. the news4 i-team revealed last night that security upgrades were in the works and now as scott macfarlane reports, far more cou

david bailey and crystal griner.ional heroes for preventing a slaughter at the republican congressional baseball team practice. >> many lives would have been lost if not for the heroic actions of the two capitol police officers who took down the gunman despite sustaining gunshot wounds during a very, very brutal assault. >> reporter: according to the accounts of the members of congress and staffers at the practice, when they realized they were shot at, they frantically ran for cover. >> everyone was basically a sitting duck in many ways. only so many places you could go. especially when leaving the field. >> reporter: that's when agents bailey and griner sprung to action. running toward the danger and returning fire. >> they were taking on a guy with a rifle from 90 to 120 feet away. they had pistmis pistols. he had a rifle. the bravery they showed is inn tre credible. >> these two capitol police officers are warriors. i have never seen anything like it. both had wounds and still firing. >> reporter: bailey and grine

and the honor of the first pitch going to one of those officers, officer bailey.vation, a thank you from that crowd. and from this country. and so we choose those officers. i'm david muir. i hope to see you on monday. good night. good night. day. good night. >>> next at 6:00, heat, heat and more heat. triple-digit temperatures have arrived for the weekend. live team coverage from where you live. >>> the california family demanding answers after the death of their >>> a gliding trip endin endin n >>> right now at 6:00, a bay area heat wave. this is a live look outside from our walnut creek camera, looking at 680 right now, inland areas are facing triple-digit temperatures and there doesn't seem to be any relief for the weekend. >> thank you for joining us. temperatures are already hot right now and they're only going to get hotter this weekend. >> we have live coverage for you, let's begin with spencer christian and the steamy forecast. >> we still have sunny skies all across the bay area, and let me show you how warm it is now even in the early evening hours, san

for 16—year—old bailey, videogames area big for 16—year—old bailey, videogames are a big part of hishe does not like is the abuse he sometimes gets while playing. he first experienced bullying in games when he was ten years old and it is not getting any better. if i am playing a game, and a score goal, i have literally been told to kill myself. if you have been voted school, you come home and play computer, and you get more abuse thrown at you. it will put you doing anything social. -- if you have been burnt. the survey found 57% had been exposed to hate speech. a7% received threats and a similar number had u nwa nted threats and a similar number had unwanted sexual contact. what has changed in the last decade is that more and more games are played online. that means young gamers are encountering anonymous people from around the world. that can be very positive, but it also leaves them open to any kind of danger that we have seen elsewhere in the online world. the charity work with habbo hotel to look at children's express and it was disturbed by what it found. when we talk about bul

we also pray special agents crystal griner and david bailey of the capitol police for their heroic deeds that saved so many lives. what a great job they did. and we thank all of the members of the alexandria fire, police, and rescue. in washington we have our disagreements, but we all agree that we are here to serve this nation we love and the people who call it home. that's the source of unity, and more than ever we must embrace it so that on this special night, i leave you with three great american words that for generations have torn down barriers, built bridges of unity, and defied those who have sought to pull us apart. ladies and gentlemen, let's play

officer david bailey was treated and released from the hospital today.ve scalise, officer crystal griner remain hospitalized. the hospital where officer griner is -- scalise is alive. and he is alive thanks to the heroism of the camtpitol police. that's tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> well, good evening and welcome once again from our head quarters in new york. two big stories we are covering tonight. it has been an eventful day starting with the news this morning that republican members of congress were fired upon while in a ball field in suburban virginia. the gunman is dead, the number three ranking republican in congress is critical. he was visited by the president at the hospital tonight. we will have complete coverage of that story in just a moment. but first about the president. on this day,

and special agent baileys was treated and released, having sustained a minor injury during the incident. united states capitol police is dedicated to the mission of protecting the united states capitol, members of congress and staff and the visiting public. and today we saw how our officers' extensive training was put into action. we also would like to thank our partner agencies, the f.b.i., a.t.f., u.s. park police, virginia state police, and especially the alexandria police for their work in helping us to respond and mitigate this incident. we continue to provide a robust and visible presence at the capitol complex and to monitor national and world events to provide a level of security that's appropriate for the u.s. congress. reporter: can you describe officer griner's response after being shot and continuing to work to get the suspect? mr. rogers: that's part of the ongoing investigation and i won't comment on it. reporter: -- [inaudible] -- the agents who were with congressman scalise, give us a sense -- is that a protective detail? what's their mission? are they always with him? m