maryland state senator bill ferguson echoing mayor brandon scott and other state and local officials putting the issue on too many illegal guns. but we need accountability at every level. >> from those who are selling and trafficking those weapons into baltimore from places outside of our state. >> last night's carnage marks the city's not mass shooting this year, but by far the bloodiest 3 people remain in critical condition. neighbors tell us the block party is a long-standing 4th of july tradition. asking why their work. police patrols in brooklyn homes. the police commissioner says the event wasn't permitted, which would trigger a police presence. and if we made mistakes, will fix and move forward. so does not happen ever again. neighbors say they couldn't distinguish between the sound of gunfire in the holiday celebrations because there are fireworks going off with 3 outs. >> because it happens every year. >> as the city deploys resources to the community for healing. neighbors are calling for an end to the violence. not just because you're at school. it doesn't mean that you go

maryland state senator bill ferguson echoing mayor brandon scott and other state and local officials putting the issue on too many illegal guns. but we need accountability at every level. >> from those who are selling and trafficking of those weapons into baltimore from places outside of our state. >> last night's carnage marks the city's not mass shooting this year, but by far the bloodiest 3 people remain in critical condition. neighbors tell us the block party is a long-standing 4th of july tradition. asking why their work. police patrols in brooklyn homes. the police commissioner says the event wasn't permitted, which would trigger a police presence. and if we made mistakes, will fix and move forward. so does not happen ever again. neighbors say they couldn't distinguish between the sound of gunfire in the holiday celebrations because there are fireworks going off for 3 hours. >> because it happens every year. >> as the city deploys resources to the community for healing. neighbors are calling for an end to the violence. >> got to stop this. this is not just because you're at sch

the president of maryland state senate said more needs to be done to cook gun violence. this is a societal problem that we're dealing with a mass shooting where a disagreement turns into 28 people shot. this is insanity. this cannot cannot be the society that we are expected to live in. we have to do better. we've done what we've quoted at the state level to try and find ways for it to be harder to get guns into people's names. but this is the problem with too many guns and too many hands of people that make life and death decisions. it is not ok, something has to give intense fighting has been reported between suzanne's arrival forces, the rapids support forces say they've been, they have down to fight to jethro bundle and talk to the power industry group has been battling against the army since april at least a 1000 people have been killed and more than 2000000 forced from their homes. he but morgan has moved from under mom, in cartoon state, or when to send that until the late hours of sunday evening. slicing continued between the 2 sides with the army, trying to post

well the president of maryland state senate has also weighed in say more needs to be done to cub gun violence. this is a societal problem that we're dealing with a mass shooting, where a disagreement turns into 28 people shot. this is insanity. this cannot cannot be the society that we are expected to live in. we have to do better. we've done what we've quoted the state level to try and find ways for it to be harder to get guns into people's things. but this is the problem with too many guns in too many hands of people that make life and death decisions. it is not ok, something has to give audio. castro has moved from washington dc. we know that this shooting unfolded at what was supposed to be a celebration of the 4th of july, which is in coming days. this was a neighborhood block party in the suburb of baltimore where overnight police receive these calls. people initially thinking that those gunshots were fireworks exploding as they were celebrating the nations independence. but of course, it was these deadly bullets being shot. 2 people died from this police found the body of an 1

maryland state senator bill ferguson echoing mayor brandon scott and other state and local officials putting the issue on too many illegal guns. but we need accountability at every level. >> from those selling and trafficking of those weapons into baltimore from places outside of our state. >> last night's carnage marks the city's night mass shooting this year. but by far the bloodiest 3 people remain in critical condition. neighbors tell us the block party is a long-standing 4th of july tradition. asking why their work. police patrols in brooklyn homes. the police commissioner says the event wasn't permitted, which would trigger a police presence. and if we made mistakes, will fix them. >> and move forward. so does not happen ever again. neighbors say they couldn't distinguish between the sound of gunfire in the holiday celebrations because there are fireworks going off for 3 hours because it happens every year. >> as the city deploys resources to the community for healing. neighbors are calling for an end to the violence. >> got to stop this. this is not just because you're at scho

maryland state senator bill ferguson echoing mayor brandon scott and other state and local officials putting the issue on too many illegal guns. but we need accountability at every level. >> from those who are selling and trafficking of those weapons into baltimore from places outside of our state. >> last night's carnage marks the city's not mass shooting this year, but by far the bloodiest 3 people remain in critical condition. neighbors tell us the block party is a long-standing 4th of july tradition. asking why their work. police patrols in brooklyn homes. the police commissioner says the event wasn't permitted, which would trigger a police presence. and if we made mistakes, will fix and move forward. so does not happen ever again. neighbors say they couldn't distinguish between the sound of gunfire in the holiday celebrations because there are fireworks going off for 3 hours. >> because it happens every year. >> as the city deploys resources to the community for healing. neighbors are calling for an end to the violence. >> got to stop this. this is not just because you're at sch

the president of maryland state senate said more needs to be done to cook gun violence. this is a societal problem that we're dealing with a mass shooting. where a disagreement turns into 28 people shot. this is insanity. this cannot cannot be the society that we are expected to live in. we have to do better. we've done what we've quoted the state level to try and find ways for it to be harder to get guns into people's names. but this is the problem with too many guns in too many hands of people that make life and death decisions. it is not ok, something has to give a plenty more ahead on this news, our riley's across australia and so for the constitutional changes that would recognize aboriginal communities for the 1st time class in school wide. this moment spent a long time coming for goal for really filed on the us. hello, we have the usual lovely sunshine, blue skies across the good parts of the southern europe. mediterranean generally set fab, the showers of further north and base. it goes to live, the showers around, the bulk is just pushing up into ukraine, up tow

that is what the president of the maryland state senate said this cannot be a society we are expected to live in red we have to do better. roy is on the line for democrats from greensboro north carolina. good morning. >> thank you. you do such a good job with washington journal. all of the news and statistics have been produced did the first lady from california, she has a lot, but let you address the drop -- job numbers did their 209,000, and every month recently, it has been adjusted upwards. some months, it is adjusted like 50% of words, so that is probably a low number did gas prices and inflation, this is something republicans mouth pieces are hammering to continue to hammer that we have the lois capps races in the world. if gone up less than anyone else in your. i'm glad to see the ministration tooting their own horn, but 17 straight months of job growth is the most since 1960. this is very parallel to 1960 be because joe biden is there is an irish catholic just like john kennedy. it is something to worry about after kennedy was gone. we had this inflation fueled by the vietnam

that is what the president of the maryland state senate said this cannot be a society we are expected to live in red we have to do better. roy is on the line for democrats from greensboro north carolina. good morning. >> thank you. you do such a good job with washington journal. all of the news and statistics have been produced did the first lady from california, she has a lot, but let you address the drop -- job numbers did their 209,000, and every month recently, it has been adjusted upwards. some months, it is adjusted like 50% of words, so that is probably a low number did gas prices and inflation, this is something republicans mouth pieces are hammering to continue to hammer that we have the lois capps races in the world. if gone up less than anyone else in your. i'm glad to see the ministration tooting their own horn, but 17 straight months of job growth is the most since 1960. this is very parallel to 1960 be because joe biden is there is an irish catholic just like john kennedy. it is something to worry about after kennedy was gone. we had this inflation fueled by the vietnam

state senate. my next guest is looking to change that. angela alsobrooks is on the ballot. running for united states senate in maryland.nate. she was the first black woman in maryland history to be elected county executive. an officer currently holds in prince george's county. during her tenure, she has focused on reducing violent crime and created a dedicated unit to investigate and prosecute police misconduct. angela alsobrooks joins me now. greetings, so, first i just want to ask, you represent prince george's county. you are the top executive there. a call and say calling it the mayor. it's the mayor of prince george's county. the county is extremely below. about 80% over president trump in the last election. maryland is a blue state some people, say it has a lot of red districts. if you are elected in the united states senator you will serve those folks as well. how will you make the shift. is there a shift to make it all? >> i don't know if there's a shift to make at all. i've been fortunate not to be a -- -- it's important that i am a mother of a teenage child and i've had the chance to work both as a prosecutor

senators to back nominations from each state. so its engineers to ensure that people from montana have representation at the service academies just the same as maryland which makes it, i always used to tell students the easiest way to get into the naval academy is to move to montana. but it's absolutely true it's so competitive in this area. however, you could fill all the service academies with students that graduated from the dmv public schools. in order to get representation picked so that is an experiment that is been going on and is been very successful throughout the history of the service academies. so that's one way that we can say and i think there's other ways that we can lead in the military. >> i would caution and pushback against the social experimentation, red flags it's often thrown out by retired and current kurt gentles as a way of saying hey, i don't like this and, therefore, we should take it off the table i just want to remind everybody of what happened with the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell." that was a serious and sizable cohort of retired and even active generals who were insistent that it would destroy the force, that the

states into our air and the bay. thank you for having moved forward on that. let me talk about the backwater wastewater infrastructure. the maryland senators and our congressional delegation from baltimore objected to the proposal to transfer some of the wastewater from the east palestine derailment through the back river plant in baltimore. i'm glad that that plan did not go forward. the reason we objected as you know is that because back river plant has had a history of problems, chronic problems and we did not want to take any additional risk that more pollution would enter our waterways as a result of that contaminated water. the funds in the bipartisan infrastructure bill for the revolving fund are important. just ask for your commitment today that you work with us on back river. that has had a series of problems and we want to make sure we work in partnership with you and your team to correct them. >> absolutely you have my commitment. our team has been paying close attention to that. you have our commitment. >> thank you. it is an ongoing project. let me now turn to the chesapeake bay and the epa program. i am very gratified to see

senators to back nominations from each state. so its engineers to ensure that people from montana have representation at the service academies just the same as maryland which makes it, i always used to tell students the easiest way to get into the naval academy is to move to montana. but it's absolutely true it's so competitive in this area. however, you could fill all the service academies with students that graduated from the dmv public schools. in order to get representation picked so that is an experiment that is been going on and is been very successful throughout the history of the service academies. so that's one way that we can say and i think there's other ways that we can lead in the military. >> i would caution and pushback against the social experimentation, red flags it's often thrown out by retired and current kurt gentles as a way of saying hey, i don't like this and, therefore, we should take it off the table i just want to remind everybody of what happened with the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell." that was a serious and sizable cohort of retired and even active generals who were insistent that it would destroy the force, that the m

states into our, air and into the bay. so i thank you for having move forward on that. when we talk briefly about the back river wastewater infrastructure. as you know, the maryland senators, and our congressional delegation of baltimore objected to the proposal to transport, transfer some of the wastewater from the east palestine derailment through the back river. and i'm glad the plant did not go forward. the recently objected, as you, know your team knows. because that river planets had a history of problems, chronic problems. we don't want to take a risk that more pollution would enter our waterways as a result of that water from palestine. that said we are continuing to work on the back river. and obviously the funds in the bipartisan infrastructure bill for the revolving fund is important. but just ask for your commitment today, mister administrator, that you will work with us on back river. because that has had a series of problems, and we want to make sure that we work in partnership with you and your team to correct them. >> absolutely. our team has been paying close attention. i've talked to -- about that particular facility. you have our commitment. >> thank, y

senate seat. been card and retiring would not join the democratic field. he is currently the representative for the eighth district of the state of maryland.didates we have not talked about is asa hutchinson. candidate trying to gain altitude flies below radar. holding court in a pizza ranch restaurant in tuesday. asa hutchinson was trying to keep his longshot presidential bid aloft as former republican heavyweights continue to dominate the state's attention. carefully sidestep social issues that he worried were too divisive and made copious references to his previous stints in government. his stops along the path leading him here include the house of representatives, leadership roles in the homeland security department and drug enforcement administration and most recently at the governors mansion in arkansas. the problem for mr. hutchinson was clear and obvious. only eight iowa voters were with him there up into the pizza ranch bunkhouse, a party room off the buffet table. our strategy is to do well in iowa, we won to be in the top five, to go to new hampshire which we have been campaigning in and we are going to hit the south. we are in

senate seat. been card and retiring would not join the democratic field. he is currently the representative for the eighth district of the state of maryland.didates we have not talked about is asa hutchinson. candidate trying to gain altitude flies below radar. holding court in a pizza ranch restaurant in tuesday. asa hutchinson was trying to keep his longshot presidential bid aloft as former republican heavyweights continue to dominate the state's attention. carefully sidestep social issues that he worried were too divisive and made copious references to his previous stints in government. his stops along the path leading him here include the house of representatives, leadership roles in the homeland security department and drug enforcement administration and most recently at the governors mansion in arkansas. the problem for mr. hutchinson was clear and obvious. only eight iowa voters were with him there up into the pizza ranch bunkhouse, a party room off the buffet table. our strategy is to do well in iowa, we won to be in the top five, to go to new hampshire which we have been campaigning in and we are going to hit the south. we are in