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

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

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

also, four sacks and roger and as as office, speaker acknowledged crystal and david bailey. in acknowledging their sacrifice and of fortunate we were that they were on the scene, that otherwise would have been lost, i what us to remember that every single day, the capitol , takesprotects all of us risks for us, and, while at the like this is a time where we can focus on it so sadly, it doesn't mean that other days aren't as challenging. i especially want to call attention to detective john who,n and jacob chestnut almost 19 years ago, lost their lives protecting the congress, the capital. not just the members of congress. people who come to see this capital, as well, this great edifice of democracy. known throughout the world. they are protecting a great deal. it is an attraction. that makes it all the more risky. you may not know this, that every time i prayed, which is very frequently and certainly every sunday, i pray for all of you. all of you, together. earlier years, i used to pray for your happiness and the fact that we were working together. he the words of president

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

steve scalise, zackary barth, matt mica, special agent david bailey, special agent crystal griner. we are all giving our thoughts to those currently 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 an attack on all of us. i know we want to give our 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 unequivocally that we are , as ever, awed by the tremendous bravery of the . 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

steve scalise, zackary barth, matt mica, special agent david bailey, special agent crystal griner. we are all giving our thoughts to those currently 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 an attack on all of us. i know we want to give our 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 unequivocally that we are , as ever, awed by the tremendous bravery of the . 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

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 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

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 and graduated from north carolina central university in 2007. >> he always talked about becoming a police officer. >> reporter: friend rachael brooks says he just wanted to help people. >> as soon as i heard that, the first thing i thought was, that is definitely just like david to do. >> reporter: there were some other heroes too, scott. henry cabrera, a special agent with the capitol hill police department, also exchanged gunfire with the shooter, as did some officers with the alexandria, virginia police department. at this point it's unclear who fired the shots that killed the assailant. >> chip reid, thanks. >>> in another important story tonight, amid indications that the president himself is now under investigation. mr. trump tweeted this morning, "you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history, led by some very bad and conflicted people." jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: the president's tweets

the other victim, four other victims matt mikka, officer david bailey. officer griner and barth.ig heroes in the middle of the screen for you. rob: after being shot james hodgekinson. looking into whether anybody else had any wild ideas like he had. we will see you later. ♪ steve: it is 6:00 in new york city. welcome to studio f. it's "fox & friends." and we start this program with a fox news alert. congressman steve scalise worsening to critical condition overnight after being shot in the hip just 23 hours ago. the dramatic moments caught on cell phone. [gunfire] ainsley: president trump visiting his bedside as he fights for his life. steve: leeland vitter is live

so let me again send my best to special agents crystal griner, david bailey and henry. we are so thankful for their skilled response come to the training that you provided them. great news for that special agent crystal griner is now out of hospital as well. we provide our thoughts to congressman scalise, to matt. on the subcommittee we are in this really special and unique position to make sure that both the capitol police and the sergeant at arms have the resources that they need to help keep us safe and to deal with ever-changing threats. chief verderosa, your budget request would continue to ensure that with top notch security by campus undergrounds and are ready to work with you to support your efforts. i also look for to discussing how we might provide some targeted increases to make adjustments to the array of growing threats. mr. larkin, from cyber attacks on federal agencies to russian hacking, cyberspace right now is the modern battlefield and that makes it even more critical that the senate i.t. security systems, and frank with all the ways in which members i

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

matt calise, zak barth, mika, special agent david bailey. special agent krystal griner. we are all giving our thoughts to those currently being treated for their injuries at this moment. united.re we are united in our shock. we are united in our anguish. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. [cheers and applause] the speaker: i know we want to give our 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 unequiff kabully that we are tremendously awed by the tremendous bravery of the capitol police. [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

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

steve scalise, zachary barth, matt mica, special agent david bailey, special agent crystal greiner, we are giving special thoughts for those who are being treated or the their injuries at this moment. and: we are united. we are united in our shock. we are united in our an quis an. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us! (applause) i know we want to give our thanks to the first responders and to the alexandria police department who were on scene in minutes. i know this house wants to state unequivocally that we are, as ever, awed by the tremendous bravery of the capitol police! (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 co

together and again with endless gratitude to our capitol police and particular today to crystal, david bailey. but never out of our prayers, detective john gibson and officer jacob chestnut. thank you for the opportunity to share thoughts with you on this sad day. steve and others, you are deeply in our prayers. we count the minutes until you return. please convey that to him, mr. speaker. thank you-all.

officer david bailey threw out the first pitch. the game raised $1 million for charity.rats beat the republicans 11-2. we mentioned house majority whip steve scalise is still in critical condition. matt mika communicating through written notes. the other victims are expected to be okay. >> erika this morning, investigators know a lot more about the shooter, james hodgkinson. they say he had been living in the van since march. they now have his phone, computer and camera. investigators found legally purchased guns, two of them. his wife says he was angry at president trump she said that may be why he came to the d.c. area from illinois. >> he wanted to go up there and work with people to change the tax brackets. he made preparations for leaving. >> what kind of preparations did he make? >> he sold almost everything he owned from his business. she revealed a lot more information about hodgkinson. you'll hear from justin finch at 5:00. this is a story we will continue to follow. you can get the developments with us on air and on the go with the nbc washington app. >>> distu

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

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

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

and that was very heart-warming for us, of course, to see david bailey. i don't know if you were watching at the beginning of the game, but when the players and lineups were introduced, we stretched from first base to third base and alternated, republican, democrat, republican, democrat. and i saw david bailey over in foul territory near the first base -- excuse me, the third base dugout. and the emotions compelled me to go over there. i talked to him. i thanked him. i gave him a hug. i don't normally do that, but under those circumstances, it was wonderful to see him and to be in a position to let him know how much i appreciate what he did. i don't know if you know, don, but yesterday, i was in the dugout and i started hearing gunfire above and behind me. and i was immediately concerned that we might have a second shooter, another adversary to worry about. and at the same time i was doing that, trying to figure out what the proper response would be, but when i looked up, it was one of our guys, a good gave us re that we would be able to come out of this

rob: one of the highlights was the opening pitch, david bailey who was injured in wednesday's shooting surprised the crowd and took the field in crutches to throw out the opening pitch. first daughter, ivanka, were part of a record-breaking crowd, 25,000 people came to the charity event which is more than the average crowd size that immediately game. and an end the democrats won 11-numtwo. it really was a win for everyone. the two sides raised $1 million for charity which is more than double the amount they raised last year alone. the fbi investigation into james hodgkinson, the man behind wednesday's shooting is progressing. the fbi learned the 66-year-old legally owned the pistol and rifle used in the attack and the man's wife told reporters he had told her he was going to dc to lobby to change the tax laws. heather: nancy pelosi going off on republicans in the wake of the baseball shooting, california democrat responding to the possibility that the gop could blame the attack on hateful rhetoric from the left. >> how dare they say such a thing? how there is a? this sick individual do

david bailey, graduating from north carolina central university with a passion for public safety.shrapnel. chuck fleischman of tennessee, one of the lawmakers there. >> i want the american people to know, but for the fact that the capitol police who returned fire and protected us, there would have been a lot more people severely injured. >> reporter: and they fought back, even though they were wounded. >> correct. >> reporter: last night, the prayer on the field. democrats and republicans. and the honor of the first pitch going to one of those officers, officer bailey. the standing ovation, 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 waln

capitol police david bailey and crystal griner are being treated at a hospital for nonlife-threateningnjuries and police say a second unnamed congressman suffered minor injuries. >> we have new information this morning about the gunman, james hodgkinson, who died in the shoot-out with police. we are learning that he was a fervent supporter of bernie sanders. he volunteered for sanders' presidential campaign, though he had no formal role. he was one of the thousands of volunteers for the sanders campaign. sanders condemning the attack from the senate floor, said he was sickened by the shooter's despicable act. >> -- volunteered on my presidential campaign -- >> the gunman also proclaimed his politics on social media in several anti-republican facebook groups. he called president trump a "traitor," and republicans the taliban of the usa. for more, we turn to senior national correspondent alex marquardt reporting from alexandria, virginia. >> reporter: good morning, christine and dave. officials have officially named the attacker, james t. hodgkinson, a 66-year-old from belleville, illino

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

capitol police officers david bailey and crystal greiner were hurt in the shooting. they were on a security detail for congressman steve scalise. senator rand paul said had they not been there it would have been a massacre. 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 congres

matt mika, zack barth, special agent krystal griner, special agent david bailey, majority whip steve scalise. these individuals are strong, as you said, they are fighters. and they should know that they have the fullilove and support of this house. but, mr. speaker, even in the face of this great evil, we saw amazing bravery yesterday. 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 cour

was volunteering at the baseball field, and the two brave police officers, crystal greiner and david bailey. mr. president, i've played on the republican baseball team. i've practiced on

most importantly, we are forever grateful for the heroism of crystal griner and david bailey who saved baseball field that morning, including steve's. crystal and david have been family to us for years. i'd like to personally thank all of the first responders who bravely assisted at the scene as well as the entire staff of medstar washington hospital center for their continued excellent care. our family asks that you continue to pray for steve and for all of those hurt in this attack and keep them in your thoughts and prayers during their recovery. thank you. >>> good afternoon. i'm dr. jack sava, the director of trauma at medstar washington hospital center. i'm here to give you an update on the two patients that we cared for after the shooting in alexandria, virginia, on june 14th. special agent crystal griner of the united states capitol police sustained an ankle gunshot wound. she remains in the hospital. she's in good condition and she's in good spirits. congressman scalise sustained a single rifle wound that entered in the area of the left hip. it traveled directly across towards

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

i saw david bailey over in foul territory near the third base dugout and the emotions compelled me to go over there. i talked to him. i thanked him and gave him a hug. i don't normally do that but under those circumstances it was wonderful to see him and to be in a position to let him know how much i appreciated what he did. i don't know if you know, don, but yesterday i was in the dugout and i started hearing gun fire above and behind me. i was immediately concerned that we might have a second shooter to worry about. at the same time i was doing that trying to figure out what the proper response would be. when i looked up it was one of our guys, a good guy. that gave us a renewed hope that we would come out of the situation and then for david bailey to do what he did to put his life at risk in order to minimize the loss of life that would have been for a number of united states congressmen, staffers and a 10-year-old boy. i wanted him to know we were as appreciative as we could possibly be and that we love him. we hope he gets better. in our eyes he showed tremendous courage and is a

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,

two capitol police officers who saved so many lives through her heroism along with special agent david bailey. they ran right into the fire. they ran right into those guns and the bullets, and they saved a lot of lives. america salutes both of their courage. they have great, great courage, and we all salute them. we also salute the men and women of the alexandria police, fire and rescue and all of the first responders. the timing and the speed and the professionalism was incredible. they performed with bravery and with skill. finally, our heart-felt prayers go out to matt mika who was badly wounded in the assault. to matt's family, anything you need, we are here for you. hopefully, matt will be okay. in these difficult hours, it's more important than ever to help each other, care for each other and remind each other that we are all united by our love of our great and beautiful country. we're joined today by secretary acos the that -- acosta, secretary ross and administrator mcmahon as we prepare to make a historic announcement to train americans for the jobs of the future. we have a lot of co

speshlg agents crystal greiner, david bailey, and henry cabrera.s outside the capitol with new details on their bravery. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. congressman steve scalise travels with a detail of police officers. it's a very good thing he was there because his security team kept that baseball field from becoming a killing field. >> i know sure as u i'm standing here right now there's no way we would have lived through that. >> reporter: representative mike bishop said two of the agents rushed on field as the staffers fled. >> the problem is he's got a rifle and they've got handguns. it wasn't a fair fight. they knew they weren't going to hit him but they were trying to give us cover. >> i yelled out, is this friendly, is this friendly, are you friendly to the person who was fire behind our dugout and greatly it was a member of the capitol police. >> agent crystal greiner was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to her ankle. she graduated in 2006 from maryland's hood college where she played on fwabl team. retired police chief kim din

most importantly, we're forever grateful for the heroism of special agents crystal griner and david bailey who saved the lives of everyone at the baseball field that morning, including steve's. crystal and david have been family to us for years and we ask you continue to pray for their full recovery. i'd also like to personally thank all the first responders who bravely assisted at the scene as well as the entire staff of medstar washington hospital center for their continued excellent care. our family asks that you continue to pray for steve. matt mika, zach barth and all those hurt in the attack and keep them in your thoughts and prayers during the recovery. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm dr. jack sava, director of trauma at medstar washington hospital center. i'm here to give you an up date of the two patients we cared for. after the shooting in alexandria, virginia, on june 14. special agent crystal griner of the united states capitol police has sustained an ankle gunshot wound. she remains in the hospital. she's in good condition. and she's in good spirits. congressman scalise sust

she epitomized what being a hero's all about. >> reporter: agent david bailey injured his ankle duringchaotic gun battle. he's from brazil and graduated from north carolina central university in 2007. >> he always talked about becoming a police officer. >> reporter: friend rachel brooks says he just wanted to help people. >> as soon as i heard that, the first thing i thought was that is definitely just like david to do. >>> a criminal investigation has been launched in the deadly high-rise fire in london. fewer than two dozen bodies have been recovered so far, but the death toll could end up topping 100 once firefighters are able to search the upper floors. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: the building behind me looks like a skeleton. many of these floors completely gutted by these flames. firefighters are actually back here on the scene battling hot spots, these small pockets of flames. fire officials say at this hour this building is still too dangerous to gain total access inside. the morning after reveals what a day of raging flames did to this 24-story apartment. the damag

a huge of applause when david bailey came out to throw out the first pitch. it was a ball signed by the victim matt micah as well. the crowd more than double than last year's attendance with more than 23,000 people on hand. security was extremely tight. there was a very large, visible capital police presents. many of them out with k9 units. ahead of the game we spoke with pennsylvania conscious man mike doyle and he said all the law playing for steve scaw lease. it should never lead to violence. we usually get 3w nine about 9,000 people here. we usually race about four or $5,000. we're getting near the million dollars mark. those are all the positive things to this we're all thinking about steve. i'm a democrat and steve and i don't agree with much politically but he's a good gian we're personal friends and we've played this game together a long time and we like to kid one another when we win or lose and who played a good game and who didn't. i think everybody on both sides will be thinking about steve tonight. let us hope that we continue to remember that ou