differences on the house floor. ainsley: what was going through your mind when you heard those bullets ring out. i know you were at home plate. you were at bat. did you call your family? what were your thoughts? when i was at bat i heard a very large noise i thought it was construction site dropping pieces of melts. then the next words i heard was run he has a gun. i did that. good samaritan and i saw in the story last night his name is ben childers. ben and your wife thank you for letting us. in we were able to call 911 and we weren t the first 911 call. but i got a chance to talk to my wife and kids. ben, i can t thank you enough for allowing me that opportunity to do that. ainsley: what did you say to your wife and your kids? i said there has been a shooting. dad s okay. i will call you back when i can. steve: absolutely. congressman, i heard when the manager, the republican and the democrat for the baseball
every year since 1907. ainsley: take a look at that beautiful scene right there. both parties refusing to let the shooting violence stop the century old tradition. steve: game kicks off at 7:05 nationals park where the washington nationals play. that s where our doug luzader is on this thursday morning. good morning. thankfully they have a lot of seats in this venue. this may be a very well-attended game tonight. republicans and democrats alike felt it was important that this game move forward. and just to put this in to context, they have been doing this since 1909. they have cancelled this game once in a while because of the impression, because of world war ii. they certainly could have made a valid argu tonight given everything that happened yesterday. there was a commitment really at the highest levels of congressional leadership to play ball. knowing steve scalise as we all do he is likely really frustrated that he is not going to be able to play in the baseball game. [laughte
we are expected to learn more at press conference at 10:00 a.m. death toll in that london apartment inferno climbing to 17. expected to get higher. several people are missing more than 24 hours after the high rise burst into flames. leaving many people trapped inside. one woman desperate to save her baby, dropping her child out a tenth floor window into the arms of people below. that baby did survive. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. some are blaming a faulty refrigerator. that s a look at your headlines this morning. keep you updated. ainsley: living in new york we have all been talking about it. jillian: you see those flames engulf that building. ainsley: hundreds of people live in these buildings. one person makes a mistake and everybody s lives. steve: redid the building and didn t put in sprinklers. capitol police. it was tremendous joy to
anti-sharia protest. ainsley: should all congressman have security detail? rank and file saying they are getting up to four security threats each year. nancy pelosi gets way more than that representative claudia tiny said yesterday after all this happened. she got a threat one down, 216 to go. we assume that number is republicans who voted for obamacare repeal. should more should all these congressman get security detail and unless you are a top ranking member you don t get that all the time. serious discussion we need to have. it s very scary. i remember when claudia tiny was just a candidate in new york in is a mom of a military family that was compelled to run. how is it that she is a target now simply for espousing political values that some nut ball out there can t stand or tolerate? what it does, of course,
his plate. ainsley: do you trust bob mueller to do a good job. i don t know what you mean by soon but not in the next five or six months. steve: a lot of the us would like it over. just to know. we would like to know. ainsley: thank you, judge. have you a job until next christmas. thank you lady in green. brian: thank you your thank you was in the prompter for the first time ever. ainsley: some in media are blaming conservative rhetoric for the ambush on lawmakers. saw that during the campaign, which people talk about things like lock her up and we saw some of the most crude political language. ainsley: next guest says the media is part of the problem. lawrence jones is here next. steve: tim allen s hit sitcom got dumped by abc because of its political tone. this morning last man standing may have a new tv home.