. >> bill: react to that, paul and the series of violence over the holiday weekend. >> typical larry krasner. he always makes it about himself. i saw that press conference, the chief of police came out, she gave the facts, inspector who is running the homicide case, gave the facts, and what they are going to be doing relative to the investigation. krasner says the first thing i do as a prosecutor, my first obligation is be liaison with the community to make sure everybody is ok. wrong, your first move is to prosecute, nobody ever told this guy. he's more of a politician than a prosecutor. pew research center, a couple years old but the most recent numbers, i trust the source, 3% of murders, gun murders in this country are from long guns. what are the rest? by definition, they have to be handguns. laws are on the books. they always talk about gun seizures, never about gun arrests. this guy that did the shooting, this person had a prior gun conviction, was carrying illegal guns. we have the tools to enforce against this stuff. they won't use them because it's politically incorrect. >> bill: an

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the same year that the city elected a new district attorney, larry krasner, a former civil rights lawyerty unit to investigate claims of innocence and hired patricia cummings to run it. ogrod's case was among the first that her team reviewed. >> we started that endeavor by hiring experts that had no affiliation with the case. we just said, here, take a look at what we got. tell us what barbara jean can tell us about how she died. >> according to the confession, ogrod hit the little girl over the head with a weight bar. at trial, prosecutors argued those blows were the cause of barbara jean's death. did the science support that? >> the science did not support it. >> and she says the original prosecutors should have noted that. >> we learned that the prosecution actually had evidence from an expert back at the time of trial, that suggested that barbara jean did not die of the injuries to her head, which is what the jury heard. instead, one of the experts said that the likely cause of death was asphyxia. >> that was just the beginning. her team determined the jury was given false, unreliabl

joining me now is district attorney of philadelphia, larry krasner.nd thank you for joining us. i want to start with the lawsuit the mayor just announced. the city is suing polymer 80 and jst supply. what can you tell us about why the city is taking that move now? larry: the city has tried and will continue to try to go after gun manufacturers. that has been almost impossible. i think the opportunity here is because we are talking about parts manufacturers, the parts being used for ghost guns. ghost guns are usually about 80% plastic, 20% metal, and they represent a giant loophole in federal and state law. basically people buy two different sets of parts and then they go in a basement and put them together. the minute they are assembled in the basement it is a crime, but we nevertheless have a world where you can get around all sorts of gun regulation. not that we have enough, we don't. but you can purchase these things and you can massively sell them out of your basement. their purpose of course is crime. these are not the best guns, although they wo

progressive da larry krasner is placing blame on republicans who recently wore ar-15 lapel pins, watchf they will not do nothing, voters vote them out, that is what the lapel pin means, vote me out, i am against you. >> ashley: he was impeach said last year over controversial crime policy. and suspected cocaine found in white house. agents discovered the powdery substance saturday evening prompting evacuation and response from dc police department. the substance tested positive for cocaine, further testing is underway. looking into how the substance made it to the white house. ben and jerry's posting this fourth of july, it is high time to recognize u.s. exists on stolen ij dig nus land and commit to returning it. one commentator pointing out ben and jerry's headquarters is on illegally occupied native american land. there are calls from a boycott, including this user, who says boycott ben and jerry's for being hate sxfl divisive on the 4th of july. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. listen to this. the nation's report card revealing math and reading scores plunging to a recor

. >> kevin: progressive district attorney larry larry krasner unleashing on second amendment supportersn republicans after the attack. >> it is time for everybody in our legislature, including the ones who would like to walk around with an ar-15 lapel pen, time for them to face the voters. if they are not going to do something, voters will have to vote them out. that is what that lapel pin means, vote me out, i'm against you and your safety. >> kevin: mind you, same da impeached last year over his controversial crime policies. police say the suspect was armed with a rifle, pistol, police scanner and wearing a bullet-proof vest. here fired at officers before surrending in an alley. >> ashley: one dead and two recovering after being trapped under a grain elevator in texas last night. the elevator fell on you can trs and trapped three workers under the debris. the extent of the injuries are unclear, officials are investigating what caused the collapse. san diego opening safe sleeping sites to keep the growing homeless population off the street. officials introduced the this back in june. e

larry krasner what they know now. >> a lot of juveniles have been affected directly and indirectly and appreciate his work and being here. several members of the dao lgbtq+ liaison group, some of also whom are victim witness coordinators, kelly burkhardt, victim witness coordinator in the d.a.'s office, and in addition to this role, asa khalif, mr. khalif, i should not have to introduce him, he should be so well-known for his remarkable work as an activist and many other ways. we also have the wonderful safo fulton and micah thomas here on behalf of that group. our sheriff is here, senator shareef streak, p.a. senate district 3, done so much with his colleagues to try to address issues of gun violence and prevention around gun violence here. we have dr. zaf qasim, a medical doctor and emergency physician from penn presbyterian medical center. he is here with registered nurse stephanie horton, also works in emergency at penn presbyterian medical center and both of these individuals have come here to tell you what it was like to treat many of the injured in the emergency room on the nigh

there, larry krasner, lashed out at politicians who he says stand in the way of reasonable gun reformwhat he told us yesterday. >> it's time for people who are running for office to swear off nra money, swear off gun lobby money, swear off this absurd interpretation of the second amendment put out there by militias. >> joining us former texas congressman will hurd, good morning. good to have you here. first time having you on the program since you announced your running. you have had an a rating from the nra and pushed or universal background checks. if you were president would would you sign a federal ban on assault weapons? >> i don't think, first off, a federal ban on assault weapons is going to get to president's desk, and, two, i don't think that is the solution that's going to solve all of our problems. some of the solutions that would solve the current problem is things like universal background checks. 80% of americans agree on that. 80% of americans agree that a high caliber high-capacity long gun you should be the same age to purchase that as you are to purchase a handgun, w

that was the district attorney larry krasner speaking.or to that, the mayor of philadelphia, the police commissioner. a couple of updates, they say we should expect more details on the investigation tomorrow. in fact, the da saying the likelihood of multiple counts of murder, multiple counts of aggravated assault, aggravated assault against the suspect here, the da also saying it is unlikely that that suspect will have the opportunity to be released on bail. we got some new details on the shooting, including this alarming one that among the victims, two twins, the shooter confronted a mother driving her two twins home. both of them were shot and wounded. among the five people killed in this shooting here. and you heard an impassioned comment there as well from the da calling the shooting disgusting as well as the use of an ar-15 here and talking about laws in pennsylvania that exist in neighboring states that do not exist in pennsylvania that the da says might have prevented something like this. the mayor said as well that a person walkin

the da there, larry krasner, said, after a philadelphia mass shooting left five people dead, he explainedt this way. >> it is time for everybody in our legislature, including the ones who would like to walk around with an ar-15 lapel pin. it is time for every one of them to face the voters. and if they're not going to do something, then the voters are going to have to vote them out. because that's what that lapel pin means. it means vote me out. i am against you. and i am against your safety. >> raymond: vivek, after everything we've seen in blue cities, are republicans against -- or the people against safety? >> so, look, i think that we have to get to the root cause of what's going on here. a mental health epidemic across our country. i know the facts are still coming out, but it appears that it may have been yet again a transgender individual involved, or at least someone suffering from an appearance of a mental health condition. that's what we need to actually have the courage to stand up and address in this country. the crisis of fatherlessness, most mass shootings are committed by p

shooting that happened at 8:30 at night and five people ultimately killed and the district attorney, larry krasnerke about what may have led up to this. >> we don't have any more information in that it was a random, premeditated deliberate killing carried out with an assault rifle, and he was also carrying a ghost gun. there is good reason to believe that his purchase of the ar and his either manufactured or purchase of a ghost guns, which of course, are not sold through official vendors. there's good reason to believe it may have been obtained illegally. >> the philly d.a.'s office is expected to have a press conference later this afternoon to discuss the charges and this particular shooting and the impact it's had on the community in the southwest where this happened. as for carriker, his next court date will be on july 24th. back to you. >> thank you very much for bringing us the very latest from inside court. that, unfortunately, is not the only shooting that we're seeing this weekend. >> no. we keep learning about more. we are learning a 14-year-old was killed at a block party in sa salisbury

who did larry krasner blame the shooting on? not the shooters. on the people wearing pins. is clueless. as a d.a. that is the end of it. >> jessica: well, it's not, i can still finish what i had to say. the point is i think there is becoming a slow acknowledgment among some of these liberal politicians that you will not lose favor or support, you will in fact gain it if you call things out that are going on, like for london breed, d.a. krasner, we saw in san francisco -- >> greg: isn't that sad that that is how you measure it? >> jeanine: you have to -- >> greg: now we will do it because i think we won't get criticized. you should be doing it because that is the way you are willing to save your community and not just because it is a popular thing for you crazy progressive communists. >> jessica: the -- >> katie: the judge will have them on the show tonight. watch that vehicle coming up, not so fast, watching president biden trying to take credit for the red state economic boom. ♪ ♪ this is your summer to smile. to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and savor

morning, our folks on that show, that i actually spoke to the district attorney of philadelphia, larry krasner about this case. ta take a listen to what he had to say. >> this was random. this was someone who set out to kill strangers which has become way too common in the united states. this is just a tragedy at the most profound, deepest level. we are talking about completely innocent bystanders who did absolutely nothing to put themselves at risk and they've suffered this horrifying consequence. >> now, in this particular preliminary arraignment, mr. carriker did not enter a plea. we reached out to the public defender's office to comment and at this point his next court appearance was on july 24th and this all stems from the july 3rd shooting, multiple victims including five dead. john, back to you. >> danny freeman, that's philadelphia. let's focus what happened in shreveport, louisiana. josh campbell, you're helping us understand. we didn't even learn about this until a couple of hours ago. what can you tell us? >> three people were killed and seven people were injured in a mass shooting

larry krasner in philadelphia, chester boudin, at least they got rid of him. okay, but we got problems. george soros is funding people who don't believe in prosecuting crime, but they don't what to do about it. this is not this is not science. all have to do is make sure that there are consequences. so now we have organized crimes in the malls and in the stores and everything is locked up. and there there are there's no way that we're going to change any of in the near future. let's move on to the department of justice. merrick garland believes that parents who care about their children are domestic terrorists. how does how do we get to this point, folks? how did we get to the point where an attorney general sends, the fbi out to speak to parents after they take their place down who go to parent teacher meeting or to a school meeting? how did we get here? it's because they don't want you to know what they're teaching your kids. and that's why we've got so many. whoa look corporate exact you tips because we've never known they've been teaching our kids it wasn'

meanwhile progressive district attorney larry krasner is placing blame on republicans who recently woreapel pins. >> and if they're not going to do something, then the voters are going to have to vote them out. because that's what that lapel pin means. it means vote me out. i am against you, and i am against your safety. >> keep in mind this was the same da impeached by the state house last year over his controversial crime policies >> border patrol agents catch an illegal immigrant attempting to scuba dive his way into the united states. you can see here he had a small oxygen tankr tank strapped over his clothing. the man was caught earlier this week as he was attempting to cross the colorado river in the dead of night. for more on the crisis at our southern border, we're going to talk to recently retired border patrol chief ortiz later this morning. and joey jaws chestnut strikes again chomping down 62 hot dogs securing yet another nathan's hotdog eating contest. >> for his 16th win i give you the number one ranked eater in the world, joey chestnut! [cheers and applause]. >> ashley: t

district attorney larry krasner said he fired lawfully in self-defense and was released in chicago. mike tobin , fox news. la's got his problems with a hotel strike. now but this time next year, even san francisco hotels could be facing the music of a strike . stories about stolen vehicles pretty common around the bay area, but this one is a bit unusual. the search for a military humvee stolen from a north bay armory. and a little extra excitement today at nathan's famous hot dog eating contest as the 4th of july tradition gets delayed. and as we head into the break, we want to take you to our nation's capital to show you a beautiful scene over the washington mall area. you can see the fireworks. the crowd gathered down below, people celebrating this independence day. take a look here and we can see the fireworks going off in a spectacular display on this 4th of july. we'll be back with more right after this. see in that smaller box on the top right corner, that's president biden in the first lady, among others outside the white house on the balcony there. julie, checking in the ama

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