Congress has announced that the annual Congressional Baseball Game is still on tonight following yesterday’s attack on practicing GOP members by James T. Hodgkinson. At 7:09 a.m. yesterday morning, Hodgkinson opened fire with a rifle on the Republicans and injured Rep. Steve Scalise, the House Majority Whip, Zack Barth, a staffer for Rep. Roger Williams of Texas, Matt Mika, a former staffer turned lobbyist, and two Capitol police, special agents David Bailey and Crystal Griner.

Following the attack, it was unclear if the game, set for tonight at the Washington Nationals Park at 7:05 p.m., would continue. Many said it would be canceled until it was announced just hours after the attack that it would not be.

You can watch the game live below:

WATCH LIVE: The Congressional Baseball Game for CharityWatch members of Congress take part in this year's Congressional Baseball Game at Nationals Park in D.C. 2017-06-16T02:40:51.000Z

“It shouldn’t take an incident like this to bring us together,” Democratic Rep. Mike Doyle of Pennsylvania told reporters at a joint news conference alongside GOP Rep. Joe Barton of Texas. “At times of tragedy, Americans do that. Joe and I have been reflecting a lot lately on how we can still maintain our principles and our legislative agendas, but we could do it in a more civil way. And when the leadership of this country is civil toward one another, maybe the public will start being civil toward one another too. And the news media will be civil towards members of Congress and the public. And we will change the mood in this country so that people don’t get filled up with this kind of hatred.”

The congressional baseball game is on for tomorrow night. Members gave that news a standing ovation. — Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) June 14, 2017

The game is an annual tradition dating back to 1909. However, it hasn’t happened every year and has been interrupted by such events as the Great Depression, the Second World War, and other political upheavals. The game raises money for three local charities: The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Washington, The Washington Nationals Dream Foundation, and The Washington Literacy Center, writes NBC News.

In its history, Democrats have won 39 games, Republicans 42, and there has been one tie.

C-Span has also announced that they will air the game this year. Learn how to watch the baseball game online here:

WHERE: C-Span

HOW: Click here and click “Sign In.” It’s free with your TV subscription. Choose your television provider, sign in, and begin viewing.

If you don’t have a television provider to sign in with, the Congressional Baseball Facebook page will also carry it here.