three people shot and killed in texas just hours after a mass shooting in philadelphia. dozens of spent shell casings littering the streets. and russia is striking down dozens of drones after drones were sent to ukraine. and vote nrs key primary states are looking to set themselves apart at the first republican debate. i'm john berman alongside sara sidner, and this is cnn "news central." we have new video just in of the moments before a celebration in texas turned tragic. it is one of two deadly

shootings overnight n. fort worth eight people kill and others injured and the scene was out of control before the violence began. so far, we know that 10 of the victims are adults and one is a juvenile. in philadelphia, five people were kill and two children injured in several locations in one neighborhood when an officer was injured from an ar-style handgun. they are working for a motive, but so far, no connection of the victims and the suspect. we have danny freeman and ed lavandera with the latest in both places. we start with danny freeman. what is the late west the

investigation? >> right now, john, the police are asking why this man opened fire in residential neighborhood the night before the fourth of july. and we don't know much about the suspect, but what we do know at this time is that the shooting started last night at 8:30 p.m., and philadelphia police got calls of multiple gunshots in the southwest part of philadelphia in the concessing neighborhood. then, john, they heard lots of shots in the neighborhood. and the commissioner danielle outlaw said that the officers responding to the scene were trying to find where the gunshots were coming from, and they ended up chasing the suspect through different parts of really a small part of the neighborhood through that area, and they trapped the suspect in the alley and apprehended him and that was without firing a

bullet, because he was found wearing a bulletproof vest with multiple magazines and bullets, and this is what the commissioner outlaw has said about the process throughout the evening. >> we are canvassing the area to get as much information as we can, and identify the witnesses and the cameras are located and figure out the why of what is happening, but all we know is that this person decided to leave their home and to target indivi individuals. >> now the commissioner danielle outlaw said four people were killed and then we learned overnight, there was a seventh victim who did die related to this shooting. and the things found on this person not only included that

body armor and weapons and magazines, but a police scanner, and it suggested that this gunman was listening to the officers closing in on him, and this is a large crime scene and over 50 shell casings spanning a number of blocks, and evidence to comb through when it is coming to the investigation, but when we get more evidence as to what led up to this shooting, we will get back to you. >> the presence of the police scanner is fascinating, and so keep us posted. so from philadelphia to fort worth. ed lavandera, we saw the chaotic video of the scene of the celebration, and what are you learning now? >> well, the residents here have been telling us throughout the morning what was going on out here on the streets is the prejuly fourth celebration is typical.

it is a neighborhood that hosts a july fourth parade, and you can see the people lining up to watch the parade, and as far as we can tell is scheduled to go forth here in an hour or so, but last night, hundreds of people gathered out here last night, and setting off the fireworks and the remnants of the celebration littering the ground, and residents said that around midnight, shots were firing and people were running for their lives, and this is how one witness described the chaotic moments when the gun fire started to erupt. >> i felt like it was going to get out of hand, because my friends told me that it usually gets out of hand, and something always happens. >> reporter: what he is referencing is another shooting in this same area on the same night, the night before july fourth when eight people were shot, and nobody tie, but it erupted after an argument, and

investigators say that in fort worth they are trying to figure out who the gunman was, and what is behind the motive here. the witnesses were telling us that they believe that multiple people were firing weapons and we have not gotten confirmation of that, but in all, 11 people shot, and three of the shooting victims have died. we will continue to monitor the conditions of those shooting victims throughout the day today, but it is another chaotic and deadly situation unfolding here on the streets this holiday of july fourth. >> so ed lachbvandera in fort wh and danny freeman in philadelphia. danny was in baltimore to cover a deadly shooting, and had to go to philadelphia for this one. >> that just tells you how sad it is that people are out and about trying to enjoy the holidays.

and also joining us is former boston police commissioner ed davis. thank you for coming on this july fourth, and we have just heard from our reporter ed lavandera there with a shooting overnight, and he said, it has happened before and something bad always happens here in this neighborhood, and is there a continued threat, because they are going to have the july fourth parade, and the person or persons have not been caught. >> good morning, sara. thank you very much. there is most definitely a continuing threat. we know that july 3rd, the night before the 4th and july 4th are unfortunately the times of the year when we all prepare. i had a conversation with the prosecutor earlier in the week that we have to stay on our toes of this holiday weekend, because of what happens. it is bizarre situation, because

some of the celebrations over the years, there are so many fireworks going off, that people with ill intent use it as cover, and they can get away with the shootings and get away from the scene, because there are so many explosions occurring over the place that attention is not drawn to them, and that is my theory, but i have seen it happen over and over with my 35 years' experience. >> you and i both, and people shooting off the fireworks and people can't tell the difference especially on july 3rd and 4th. i want to go to philadelphia now, because we are hearing from the commissioner there danielle outlaw, and i have talked to her before and she is extremely frustrated by the gun fire, and what about the suspect a bulletproof vest, and ar-style rifle and a handgun, and this is interesting, listening to the police scanners apparently as he

is doing this. what does it tell you? certainly, it is saying that he had some motive, but what does it tell you about him? >> well, first, commissioner outlaw did a tremendous job. i know danielle, and she got all of the information out there this morning, and we know what is happening there to the degree that we can understand it at this point in time. what this individual did was to prepare for this. the bulletproof vest, the police scanner show that this is not a mental health issue. this is someone who had plans, who had logic in their process and someone who really wanted to kill as many people as they could. multiple magazines from the ar-15 and a handgun for close self-in protection, and the tactical advantages trying to get over the police by having a scanner.

it is troubling. it is showing an ongoing problem that we are having trouble dealing with in this country, and it also shows the police that they have to be on the toes when they are responding to these things, because people are targeting them, too. >> certainly, if we don't know the motive, we know it is premeditated that the suspect in philadelphia had on him. i do want to ask you what the police can do, because we have seen six mass shootings so far this past month and different motives and different circumstances, but what can the police do with this breaking out all over the police, and how do they handle it? >> well, a few things they can do. certainly after a shooting, they have to drill down into this and look at what happened. certainly, they are doing that by looking at the social media, and analyzing the phones that this individual uses, and trying to get the idea of what drove

it, and using that evidence for the future prevention, but frankly, the strategies that we have used around field interrogation, stop and frisk people, have been severely limited in some cases, and in some cases rightfully so, but putting the officers out there to be on the lookout for those who are looking suspicious is a tried and true effort to get these guns off of the streets is a tried and true method. especially in the high crimes neighborhoods, where there is a lot of shooting happening, and the police can be more active, but they have pulled back now. >> ed davis, thank you for joining us on this fourth of july.

john. >> russia claims it is a claim of shooting down five drone. social media is showing a puff of smoke after they claim that the drones have been neutralized. and today, vladimir putin made post revolt remarks. he thanked china over the power linger. and there is a building that is smoldering in kharkiv after they talk about the assault on eastern ukraine, and the army says that 180,000 russian troops have been deployed to the eastern part of the country. cnn's ben wedeman is live in eastern ukraine. let's start with the drone attack that moscow is alleging happened overnight. what details are there? >> we understand that four of those five drones, john, they

were brought down by air defenses outside of moscow. the fifth brought down by electronic warfare methods. now, according to the spokeswoman for the foreign ministry, the target she said was an area that contained civilian infrastructure and airport. in fact, one of moscow's four airports had to divert according to the taas airport agency, and that airport is up and running again, and the spokeswoman for the foreign ministry also said that these drones, she said, zelenskyy sent these western-supplied drones bought with funds from the west, and therefore, it is in her words international terrorism. nobody was hurt, and there is no damage reported, and ukrainians

have said that they have basically no claim of responsibilities as far as this incident goes, john. >> and ben, also, word overnight from the ukrainian officials who say they have deployed this enormous troop that is 170,000 split into two parts, and what are you learn about that? >> this is according to the spokesman for ukrainian forces in the eastern part of the country. they say it is divided between two areas, the area north of here, and in and around the area of bakhmut and they say that the russian troops have been deployed here. keep in mind that 180,000 is more than twice the size of the entire british army.

this was mentioned on state tv that the russians have deployed thousand of troops because the counter ukrainian offensive would be focusing on those areas, and we have heard from the russian commanders that they have dug very deep defenses in those areas where they are anticipating that the ukrainians will be focusing the counteroffensive number. >> it is a very high number of russian troops if it is true. and we have a note that volodymyr zelenskyy is going to sit down with erin burnett to discuss everything from the counteroffensive to the armed revolt inside of russia tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. only on cnn. sara. an israeli police say that a driver intentionally slammed into people and then jumped out

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region. it is a crowded stage, and they all want to get there, but donald trump does not care, because he has indicated that he is not going to the first debate. and also there is ron brown and laura perez. and one person who is not out campaigning on the fourth of july is donald trump which might speak to how he has the advantage of running a very different type of campaign in this republican field. >> yes, fourth of july parades are the benefit in the weeks of january where you cannot feel your toes, so i do not begrudge any candidate a fourth of july parade. and so, this is the first opportunity to see the candidates, and donald trump is

recreating the coalition in a field of about 10 candidates. he is drawing over 50% of noncollege republicans in polls, and still one-third of the republicans with a college degree, but as of 2016, the white collar voters are not unifying him, and ron desantis may have the ability to unify the party, but he has not achieved that by any means yet, and he has a few stumbles, and trump feels that any time he spends with the candidates gives them more visibility, so he is going to behave like a frontrunner. >> you know, laura, i was talking to scott jennings who said that the problem for ron desantis is not donald trump, but those running, and how to

eliminate them in a political sense as the months go forward? >> well, it is interesting that scott says that, because seeing the moves that ron desantis has made in recent weeks, he really appears laser focused on trump the, and trying to appear more conservative and to right of the president. we have seen him issue immigration policies and mentions the word invasion multiple times, and the video that the campaign promoted that was staunchly anti-lgbtq, and staunchly anti-transgendered, and he is going to take away rights from the minority groups, and he is going to do it more effectively than the former president, and the former president's defense to that is look at the supreme court that i created and the justices they put on the bench, and the

results that we have seen of "roe v. wade" being overturn and the affirmative action decision and the decision on lgbtq rights. >> and to some extent, laura is right, and desantis has been punching up as it were, but how does he move forward? >> well, look, laura is 100% right and on the broader point that desantis is planning to run at trump entirely from the right. you can think of trump as a mack truck driving down the far lane, and desantis is trying to pass him on the shoulder to the right, and rather than the rest of them on the party, and there is no way to separate trump from the enormous blue collar following in the party without

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recovering after a car ramming attack in tel aviv. after a suspect hit people with his car, he got out and then tried to stab people before being killed by an armed elderly civilian. we got cc video, and a warning, it could have disturbing images. all right. you saw there in the left corn ore of the screen, the car hitting someone and coming to a full stop. i am not seeing the driver get out yet, but, yep, there is the driver getting out of the car and running and then he tried to stab people, and hamas has claimed responsibility for the attack and in response to israel's massive operation that is still on going, and they say that the operation has killed 10 people and injured 100 others,

and they say it is necessary for the terrorist activity in the area. joining us is kim dozier who is the managing editor for the israeli times. how unusual for these air strikes to happen in the west bank and in particular in jenin, and you rarely see this happening in the west bank. >> right. while we have seen it happen with gaza, we have not seen it happening in the west bank for about 20 years since the last palestinian uprising, and the way they usually plan these attack is to map out the criminal networks, and almost perfect penetration of the israeli, palestinian communication, and they map the nodes, and then they encircle a

town, and they have a checklist, and they go through it, and they will hit block after block until they find the people from the list. 20 years ago when i was on the ground during the incursions in je jenin, ramallah, and other ways to get around, they blast their way from one end of the building and then blast the walls to get to a specific person, and they can't know who is on the other side, but they consider it a legitimate risk, because they have lost two dozen people in the last couple of months through israeli attacks. >> and they say this is the

biggest attack in jenin since 2002, and this retaliatory attack by hamas could turn into a thir d intafatah? >> they can bring about new peace talks to give them their own state, and then the frustration grows and grows and grows, and the people take aks of desperation, and they consider things like back into the second interfatah and you

can see the alternative acts of desperation like the horrific car ramming that was claimed by hamas which is one of the two parties that israel would have to talk to for israel to create a independent palestinian state, and likely talks would go nowhere. >> thank you, kim dozierment and we are hearing, john, that israel is going to end this military action in jeanyone in a day or so. >> we will watch that closely. and now, a law headed for the u.s. supreme court that could put some in dajer. toto be a political insided you have to go inside e for the smartestst takes and latest scos

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intimidating me with his guns, and i fled. that is the breaking point. >> the guns? >> the guns. yeah. >> reporter: she sought a restraining order, but proving the case was tough. the judge officially refused to grant one and granted her sole custody of her child. >> i know that i am no good dead, so i had to leave her. >> reporter: it is okay. >> i had to leave her and go back there. >> reporter: and she had to get the man to relinquish his guns. >> the hope was for him to turn in the guns would keep you safe. >> reporter: but that sense of safety was shattered after a controversial court ruling that

let certain people accused of domestic violence keep their guns. >> the 5th circuit court of appeals let a man keep his guns who was accused of domestic violence. >> reporter: the court calleded that law an outlier, and language used in a ruling last summer. >> this is strictly because domestic violence was not considered a crime by the founders. was it a law back then and does it have roots in the american history and tradition. if it doesn't, then it doesn't have to stand. >> it is devastating. >> reporter: it stunned victim rights advocates like carmen mcdonald. >> it is not logical. 230 years ago, women didn't have the right to vote. slavery was legal. domestic violence was not on the

books. marital rape was legal. >> reporter: merrick garland blasted the decision, and asked the high court the decide. more than half a million of domestic violence acts occur each year, and the increased chance of them increasing to higher risk of danger. some say that the danger could split the majority. >> they have indicated some of the conservative justices. >> as by doing that, there is going to be a lot of blood on the hands of the judges. >> reporter: a lot of blood? >> yes, a lot of blood on the hands and a lot of women who is going to be trapped to stay in a

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tennis legend roger federer is being honored at wimbledon as the tournament is under way. he is a legend for a reason. he racked up 20 grand slam

titles including five at wimbledon alone. he has been busy working with his foundation and family. and christine romans spoke with him, and he probably does not prefer watching, but would rather prefer to be playing. >> that is astute observation, john. he appeared at wimbledon, and he had a standing ovation there for the crowd for about three hours, because no matter where you sit on the g.o.a.t. debates, he is going to be number one. he plays the game with flare and emotion, and we remember wen he retired in the rod laver cup, he was in a flood of tears alongside his pal rafa nadal, and we have not heard from the man himself, and so for half an

hour, i had a chance the talk to him about everything, and he was not really missing tennis, because he said that his body could not cope with the rigors of tennis life any more, and he said that he loved to plan special moments with his friends and family, and with his children, and he planned a trip to situ and plan some events with his foundation in south africa. and he hosted the met gala and he was up on the stage with cold play at zurich. and one of the funniest moments was that he was adjusting to life without tennis, but a lot of tennis fans are having a hard time placing him outside of the tennis courts. >> i think that i show up in completely random different places nowadays that some people

are happy and then all of the sudden to see me. i had a moment when i did the orient express in ven nick, and guy chased me down and he said, ki please take a moment to know who i am, and you are nadal, and then walking in, the guy came in and he says, such an idiot, it is not nadal, and he kept looking back, and i thought that he would figure it out, but he didn't. >> he missed moment. >> and he clearly didn't want a picture with me, but rafa. so i have moments like these. [ laughter ] >> and you know, these two are great friends and i know that rafa is going to have a huge kick out of this story. >> christine, thank you for that story. >> and you know, they will have a huge kick out of this as russia continues the

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