BURNETT: It was one year ago today that a gunman opened fire on a group of Republican congressmen practicing for their annual charity baseball game against Democrats. Among the most seriously injured, the House Majority Whip Steve Scalise. These are live pictures of tonight's congressional baseball game kicked off just a little bit ago, leading his team, the second baseman, Steve Scalise. His mere presence on the field truly is something of a miracle. Scalise was standing by first base, when he was shot at that practice last year. He nearly died from a gunshot wound that shattered his pelvis, his hip, and his left leg.</s>REP. STEVE SCALISE (R-LA), HOUSE MAJORITY WHIP: It's getting better, but slow. You focus on getting better every day.</s>BURNETT: Scalise crediting the heroic efforts of two U.S. Capitol police officers Crystal Griner and David Bailey for saving his life. Five people, including Griner and Bailey, were wounded before that the shooter was shot and killed. Tonight, the crowd cheering Scalise, his fellow players celebrating a wonderful moment for Congress and a huge, huge milestone for Scalise's road to recovery. And thanks to all of you for joining us. We'll see you back here tomorrow night. "AC360" starts now.
Steve Scalise Returns to Field A Year After Being Shot.