darius lee, a 21-year-old young man was what we want to see in our community. in the bronx and went on to even further in the basketball world star with full scholarship at the houston baptist university tomorrow, i will join reverend michael -- pastor first corinthians baptist church to funeral eyes darius. darius had come home. it was father's day. it was juneteenth. he decided to go as many in the neighborhood in harlem to some barbecue social event, some gang related activities -- something broke out that had nothing to do with him and his friend. and nine people were shot and darious died. his mother and mother joined join me yesterday because we wanted to pledge our support for this family. it is something that keeps happening, and it keeps happening, yes, because we need to deal with the conduct of some of the young people. yes, it keeps happening because we need to deal with things if it turns a gang related, but let's get to the real primary point. ecb access to guns. young people, whether they want to be gangbangers or not, cannot shoot shoot guns the

and in new york city, just this morning, 21-year-old darius lee, a star basketball player at houstonst university was killed and eight other people wounded when gun fire rang out at a gathering in harlem. we turn now to a new effort to curb rising gun violence. our cbs news investigation tonight revealing an effort that could track suspicious gun and ammo purchases is being blockeds here's cbs's jim axelrod. axelr. >> reporter: some of the ( radio transmission ) >> rep deadliest mass shootings in history and all financed with credit cards. the shooter who terrorized a movie theater in 2012 charged colorado movie theater? 2012 charged more than $9,000 worth of guns, ammo and tactical gear in two months. the man who shot up the pulse nightclub in orlando spent more than $26,000. a shooter who killed 59 at a music festival in las vegas charged almost $95,000. people aren't brining sacks of cash. >> they use credit cards. >> reporter: priscilla sims brown, c.e.o. of amalgamated bank, said the bank could run software to identify suspect gun purchases in the same way it detected other susp

and in new york city, just this morning, 21-year-old darius lee, a star basketball player, at houston baptist university, was killed and eight other people wounded when gun fire rang out at a gathering in harlem. turning now to a new effort to curb rising gun violence. our cbs news investigation tonight revealing an effort that could track suspicious gun and ammo purchases is being blocked. here's cbs's jim axelrod. ( radio transmission ) >> reporter: some of the deadliest mass shootings in history and all financed with credit cards. a shooter who terrorized a movie theater in 2012 charged guns, ammo and tactical gear. $26,000 was spent in orlando and a shooter who killed 59 at a music festival charged $90,000. they aren't bringing cash. >> they use credit cards. >> reporter: priscilla sims brown, president of the bank, says they charge trafficking. banks and credit card companies could use information to identify firearm sellers and when shoe shine particlers have their merchant code the nearly 9,000 stand alone gun sellers do not. so amalgamated tried to create one. >> you apply to

texas shot and killed while visiting his home in harlem, new york, for summer break. 21-year-old darius leed and 80 others hurt and that shooting in the police have not made any arrest. wonka trail was his basketball coach and joins me live now. my condolences to you and your team and darius' family. i want to point this out he was the lead score and named athlete of the year. he was on track to graduate this year. but do you think these soft on crime policies and this rampant loose gun control and gun issues, the violence that we are seeing, this goes to show that it doesn't matter how well you are on track with your life, how good of a person that you are that no one is exempt from this? >> well, i think certainly we are all affected, there is no doubt all over the country, we are seeing gun violence. it doesn't matter where you are. you can be gunned down very needlessly and senselessly. and it is certainly a shame. but i'm here to talk about darius and the type of person he was. the memory of him and who we are missing right now. >> have you spoken to your team about what happened and t

we are learning from the nypd and family members of the 21-year-old who lost his life, darius lee, a he was home for the summer, just to spend time with his family when he was murdered in east harlem. this is a photo of lee, the family continues to grieve here in new york. just releasing his identity hours after he was gunned down. lee was a senior forward for houston baptist university, his family tells me he was a good kid, hard working and he was talented. houston baptist university says lee was on track to graduate in december. the 21-year-old grew up in new york city and played high school basketball out in the bronx. lee was out at this gathering when someone opened fire, shots ringing out just before 1:00 this morning. if you look there, you can see it was chaotic there, lots of police and people. at least nine people were shot. lee lost his life at a local hospital. >> he was doing a phenomenal job in school, he was doing a phenomenal job on the basketball court. there's been a number of shootings throughout the city. i'm sick of the violence as a clergyman. >> this morning th

darius lee a promising 21 -year-old basketball player who was attending a family gatherin in east harlem when he was shot and killed. he was named a houston baptist university student athlete of the year. >> the mother lost her child a promising student. a young man that had a scholarship. a young man that had no prior arrests. he was doing a phenomenal job and school. a phenomenal job on the basketball court. >> on the five major cities et cetera to break homicide records , milwaukee is seeing the largest increasing in courting the crime data reviewed. as of june 17, 96 homicides hav been reported in wisconsin's largest cities so far this year. up from 77 at this time last year. almost a 25 percent increase. here in los angeles, two police officers killed last week by a fluid on probation. we met we will have more on tha coming up in the next block. >> will have more on the police officers live in los angeles. back to you and moments. a judge in seattle with a history of handing down allegedly lenient punishments i facing new public pushback tonight after her sentencing of a gang member

21 year old college basket darius lee, his sister, distraught. >> humble, star basketball play, didn't>> reporter: the weekend shootings in new york and washington are among the 278 mass shootings recorded so far this year in america. including 65 more since the uvalde school shooting, with 349 shot, 69 of them killed. cnn and the gun violence archive define a mass shooting as one that injured or kills for our more people. >> violent crime has definitely been heading up. we have definitely seen a significant upturn in big cities in particular, in the last four or five years now. >> reporter: in chick, it was another horrific weekend. officials saying 32 people shot, three of them fatally. the causes for these spikes? criminologists we spoke to point to the proliferation of guns on american streets. gun violence typically goes up in the warmer months with more people out and about interacting with others, and they point to overwhelmed, understaffed police departments, as well as of lack of trust between the public and police. >> when the public starts to doubt the evfficacy of the polie