yeah, so there was a culture of violence in philadelphia. i think the most remarkable of which is probably the volunteer fire companies in that would go out to fires and compete to be the first to plug in their hose at the fireplugs the hygrims as we now call them and if another company got there first, well, maybe they cut the hose or maybe they would, you know, try to beat up the other company to get to the hose or if that didn't work. maybe just wait till the next weekend and try to raid that company and steal its hose carriage hack it to bits in the street and then these companies would have unofficial gang so you'd have official members of the fire companies glad to be 21 years old or older usually and then some sort of 19 and 20 year olds han around and if you've ever met a 19 or 20 year old, you know that they may not have the very best judgment and may take some excitement on the warm summer night. and so south work was notorious for being full of these gangs and if you cross to the wrong side of the street and didn't notice the chal

., , philadelphia? i would say it is the easy access _ philadelphia? the easy access to _ philadelphia? i would say it is the easy access to these - philadelphia? i would say it is| the easy access to these ghost guns. the only thing somebody needs in order to access a ghost gun kit from the two defendants in our lawsuit is essentially an address and credit card. that is all that is necessary for them to buy and purchase and have these ghost gun kit delivered to them. currently our pennsylvania state laws require certain guardrails for people to get firearms, and right now these two defendants are violating those laws.- these two defendants are violating those laws. you are the city's _ violating those laws. you are the city's chief _ violating those laws. you are the city's chief legal - violating those laws. you are the city's chief legal officer. l the city's chief legal officer. i did philadelphia decide to bring this lawsuit?- i did philadelphia decide to bring this lawsuit? well, these statistics that _ bring this lawsuit? well, these statistics

ghost guns in philadelphia havejust been inundating the streets of philadelphia, just like many otherovered, and as you noted in the segment leading up to this, 575 in 2022 were recovered. that is a 4600% increase, as ofjuly 5th, 2023, when we had the press conference announcing this lawsuit, there were 292 recovered fully assembled ghost guns, as of today. that number has increased and is putting philadelphia on pace for a record breaking number of ghost on recoveries over the full calendar year. as you noted, onjuly 3rd there was a mass shooting that also involved two ghost guns. so it is definitely infiltrating our streets and killing a great amount of people in philadelphia. do you know what is behind this recent increase in the number of ghost guns that you are seeing in philadelphia? i would say it is the easy access to these ghost guns. the only thing somebody needs in order to access a ghost gun kit from polymer80 and jsd supply, the two defendants in our lawsuit, is essentially an address and credit card. that is all that is necessary for them to buy and purchase and have the

he's defending philadelphia. i was marching to philadelphia. he has had some he had some there. he loses at brandywine. he does. but the amazing despite the loss there, these flashes of brilliance, nathaniel executes what we would call a giant l-shaped ambush. so basically letter l and as british troops coming over the hill, he opens fire them with a full division. two brigades of virginians, which draws forces the british backed the armies able to retire in pretty good order the soldiers are actually pretty proud of their performance. the problems are in the higher ranks of the officers they're still learning their business they fall back. we get the battle of payola. anthony wayne embarrassed there by charles gray no flint gray as he gets called later on. the battle of the clouds on today's immaculata college reign out, the soldiers from sides staring at each other because they've got powder. do you want to charge downhill mud now? do you want to charge uphill in? but now they stare at each other. they march no battle. yeah. as four foot 10th. excuse me, october of 1777. washi

this is a philadelphia named joseph reed back to philadelphia because this was really the best you know, it was the largest city in british north america. it was the place that had manufactured showers, that could produce goods. it was a place where what imported goods had not been prevented from being imported by the british navy, could be could be purchased. and a fabulous quote. this is kind of the theme of the evening. he writes, he sends them enacted robber of 1775 back to philadelphia. and so they need you to get together. all my camp equipage. so these are all the things is going to need to take the field as commander in chief the following year. then he writes the beginning of march to ask how it's going. and this is a quote from that letter. he says, i cannot take the field without equipage. and after i have once got into a tent, i shall not soon quit. it. now, he did not know that this was going to be an eight year conflict. and with the exception of just two visits in 1781 after yorktown to mount vernon, he remained out in the tented field for that entire period of time. so w

you see his title in philadelphia. mr. present would poetically become his title under the constitution itself. most of the delegates had borne arms in the war. a third were veterans of washington's continental army, and five of the 55 delegate as one from each of five distinct states out of the 12 that met in philadelphia. rhode island boycotted the event, had personally served as washington's aides to camp. these former aides were obviously washington's men, not madison's. new york's alexander hamilton. pennsylvania's thomas mifflin. maryland's james mchenry, virginia's edmund randolph. and south carolina's charles coatsworth. pinckney. so they'd be just to put it in modern terminology, since we meet on the day after stephen breyer steps down from the supreme court to be replaced by one of his former law clerks, captain g. brown jackson. and you heard that way back when i clerked for then judge breyer. and that in boston, washington is surrounded by his law clerks, basically, you know, his military clerks. and they're th

philadelphia charles willing. she was the sixth child of ten of this very large, very prominent family. and that whole story, her early story, matters, too, for setting up life, too. when she met george washington and the of my chapter is to pull her out from george washington's to not just be his very friend, which is what she was she was his close friend, his political advisor, his his kind sounding board. but really, she lived a life far of him. but in the chapter also you'll see that elizabeth powell not only friends with washington, but friends with his nephew bush rod, friends with his grandma children, eleanor park, custis specifically. she was very with. but the powells, they they really mattered to the washingtons in a way that not a lot of people, they got connected with washington at a deeper level than just the political friends that washington had and that i find really interesting and kind rare. and i'm very lucky that i came across like i started working at mount vernon and found this amazing set of

it really is a steward and a pillar of the philadelphia a black philadelphia community. and i'm glad that you mentioned before for fortin women because that was i mean even into the era even into the far 19th century where we have charlotte horton his granddaughter. so a lot of a lot of important people who did amazing things. so going forward. there's what else are we hoping to discover about james fortin about black revolutionary war soldiers about how what else do we looking to discover and how will that be brought to life here at the museum? um going forward we are working diligently on an upcoming something that we're working on an exhibition on the fortin family it it's just kind it's just amazing how much i've been scaffold in the past few years since i've been here from discovery cards from fortin's work in the galleries to virtual programming. you know gives insight to fortin story. there's just so much to build upon and i'm very excited to incorporate nathan's work. we have other pieces to this play as well that you know, we'll see life one day. so it's just it

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a single, 27 year old philadelphia native.ruck driver. >> they called him up and asked him to come in as a witness. they said we're just talking to people in the neighborhood, and he said all right. and he went in. >> they told him he was going to go see the philadelphia police about the murder. >> walter ogrod friend, steve, vividly remember speaking with him that day. >> i said you should not go down there without a lawyer. i express that numerous times. maybe three or four times. >> walter ogrod said he had nothing to hide. and drove himself to police headquarters. he told the detectives that he had no idea what happened to the little girl. but he also explained that he knew who barbara jean was because of his housemates. the greens . he >> had have asked these people to move into his house, to help pay the rent. and they had two children. one of whom, charlie, was barbara jean's best friend. >> he told the detectives the same thing that he had told that -- hours after the murder. barbara jean had come to his front door, lo

. >>> the deadly shooting spree in philadelphia is highlighting the dangers of ghost guns. police say two of the weapons used m th used in that rampage were ghost guns the city now suing two distributors of those types of guns >> reporter: police revealing new details days after a mass shooting in philadelphia left five people dead according to authorities, two firearms recovered from the suspect were ghost guns. >> one was a ar-sa, th15, the o was a .9-millimeter. they were privately-made firearms >> reporter: this shooting the latest killing in philadelphia connected to ghost guns. >> we have seen a 300% increase in the number of ghost guns over the last four years which corresponds to rising crime on our streets. >> reporter: it's not known if these companies' components were used in the most recent shooting >> lawsuit filed against these distributors will hold them accountable for the harm they've caused in our city, due to their reckless and illegal business practices. >> reporter: ghost guns are sold as incomplete kits of components that can be assembled in less than

he booked passage to philadelphia.. turning his back on the country, england, that had brought him nothing but despair and disappointment. paine's health deteriorates so much on that long voyage across the ocean, but he staggered off the ship half dead, and he didn't know a soul. when his health finally returned, fully six weeks later, tom paine set about reinventing himself. he added an e to the end of his last name, a signal to himself as much as anyone else that he wanted to start fresh. he began contributing a few columns to a local newspaper, and within a few months he was able to use that brief experience as well as that cursory letter of introduction from ben franklin, philly's favorite son, to get himself a job in philadelphia editing a new gentlemen's magazine there for 50 pounds a year. and it was, i think -- [inaudible] and contributor to this magazine, this pennsylvania magazine that tom paine would hone the skills that he would later use to write "common sense." think about it. editing a gentlemen's magazin

here is what the press has to say in philadelphia. close enough on the date, quote, congress unanimously resolved to declare the united colonies free and independent states. well, it took a while for the word to get to boston. born on july 18th, the just arrived declaration is read from the balcony of the town townhouse. the idea of declaring independence will go viral, inspiring someone 120 declarations of independence across the globe over the years that follow into our own era. sally paine's brother, david cobb. writes his brother in law on july that july 18th day, this day at 1:00 was declared the independence of america from the balcony of the townhouses in the presence of thousands, a regiment of continental troops in the firing of field pieces. hail the rising empire. while the different fortresses in the harbor were after the joyful sound of heaven and thunder. smoke and fire. the day was closed with a bonfire made of all the engines of royalty that could be collected. paine now retires from continental congress and returns to

in philadelphia, five were killed including a teen boy. and more than a thousand miles away in fort worth, texas, three people died after gunfire broke out. on independence day, a celebration turned tragic in louisiana leaving three people dead. police there say it was hard to reach victims because of so many parked vehicles belonging to families and friends in the crowds. in our nation's capital, a 9-year-old and teen are among the nine injured in a drive-by shooting that police say targeted a july 4th party. president biden addressed the series of shootings in a statement on tuesday writing that he and the first lady, quote, pray for the day when our communities will be free from gun violence. nbc's rehema ellis is following the shooting in philadelphia. the suspect appeared in court for the first time a few hours ago. what more can you tell us ahead of this press conference we're expecting any moment? >> i can tell you i expect that we will hear a lot of outrage and disappointment and heartbreak from the members of the community as well

bill asking philadelphia's district attorney what they might reveal about a motive. >>> and president zelenskyy warns that russia is ready for a potential attack on a ukrainian nuclear power plant under the control of russian forces. speaking exclusively to cnn about the threat to the plant amid new global fears of a nuclear disaster. welcome to our viewers. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm alex marquardt and you're in the situation room. >>> starting tonight at the white house, confirmation that a small bag of white powder was found in the west wing and was in fact cocaine. the question now, who's responsible for bringing an illegal substance into the inner sanctum of the white house? the latest on the investigation, jeremy, how is the white house handling this in. >> reporter: we heard from white house press secretary karine jean-pierre, she suggested by repeating multiple times that this bag of cocaine was found in heavily trafficked area of the west wing. where tours are brought in. i asked the white house press secretary about that possibility just moments ago. listen. was that the

philadelphia pd, great job. i mean they tracked this guy down, followed this guy in the face of that rifle and got him. super job, philadelphia pd. and people don't realize. one of the biggest police forces in the nation, philadelphia pd. they've got 80,000 cops. they're big and they did a good job but we've got to start thinking of stopping it way before the shooter hits the street. >> jim while we've got you, let's take a step back to 50,000 feet. rehema and i have been watching over the last three days, unfortunately, similar thematics here of shootings in communities. where are we at? we were talking earlier with priscilla and rehema about texas. we have you know, a neighborhood party that happens annually. they had a shooting there. they had another shooting which is unexplained at the moment. we had baltimore in the last two days. another annual gathering and somebody coming out and shooting. when you do think about this and i know you do think about this a lot, how would you tie this all together if you c

. >>> in philadelphia, investigators are looking into what motivated a 40-year-old suspect to targetommunity, killing five people. two children including a toddler suffered multiple gunshot wounds. ryan hughes from our cbs philadelphia station reports it was one of several mass shootings in just 24 hours. >> multiple shots fired. >> reporter: automatic weapons fire ripped through a southwest philadelphia neighborhood monday night. when the shooting stopped, five people were dead, including a 15-year-old boy. two other children were wounded, one just 2 years old. >> these acts were done knowingly and intentionally. >> reporter: after a chase, police caught the suspect, who they say was wearing a ski mask and a bulletproof vest, armed with an ar-15-style rifle, a handgun, and was carrying a police scanner. sources identify him as 40-year-old kim brady karaker of philadelphia. >> where does a person like this get an ar-15? where does a person like this get a semiautomatic handgun? and that gun dealer or that gun show should be sued till they're out of business. >> reporter: another shoo

we have an update here in philadelphia.s is a press conference, an update on the shooting there. let's listen in. >> for all the neighbors traumatized in the wake of the shocking and disturbing incident, philadelphia mourns with all of you. i want to thank the police department for their response to this tragic incident. police got victims to the hospital and successfully apprehending the armed suspect in a short amount of time. may i say, that scene must have been chaotic. they were taking active fire, scooping people up, trying to get them to the hospital to save them and ours officers deserve our a debt of gratitude for their courage and commitment to philadelphians. i'm frustrated and outraged that mass shootings like this continue to happen in communities across the united states. this country needs to find out how to get guns out of dangerous people's hands. a person walking down the city street with an ar-style rifle and shooting randomly at people while wearing a bulletproof vest, with multiple magazines is a disgra

we had the summit in philadelphia. what we talked about is the fact that our education system is failing. we had president trump, governor ron desantis, nikki haley, asa hutchison, vivek ramaswamy, all of them got on stage and talked about the fact that we need to overhaul american education and ensure that parent's voices are being heard. i can assure you if parents had been at that conference for the nea and talking about something, they would have spoken about the fact that our kids are not learning how to read in school but we're going to spend $800 billion this year on public education. no business will be able to function like this. >> president biden, this is a sound -- he just spoke this afternoon. let's listen to what he had to say. >> let's start with teachers and educators. did you think you would be in a situation of banned books? in the united states of america. talking about banning books? the people deciding what books to ban? come on. that's not who we are. >> tiffany, is the goal of your organization t

this time, in philadelphia. police say at least five people were killed by a man armed with two weapons and a bulletproof vest. we'll go live to the scene and speak with the congressman who represents pennsylvania. >> also developing news from overseas, as israel launches strikes against palestinian militants in the west bank. what the white house is saying about the stepped up violence there. >>> and later, new reporting on the race for president. why the first gop debate is at risk of losing its draw. the latest on donald trump's double digit lead against his republican rivals is straight ahead. >>> welcome to msnbc's live coverage on this tuesday, july 4th. we start with breaking news overnight. five people are dead and two children injured after a gunman wearing body armor opened fire in a philadelphia neighborhood. police first responded to the attack just before 8:30 p.m. after reports of gunfire in multiple locations. officers arrived on the scene and began chasing the suspected gunman who continued firin

the mayor of philadelphia is coming on the show. we'll ask him how much these ghost guns are creating tragedies in the city. get one free. buy one , for freeee. that's what i'm talking about.. order in the subway app today. >>> in our law and justice lead, we could soon learn new details about the special counsel's investigation into donald trump's handling of classified documents. a florida judge want the justice department to release a new version of that redacted court document used to support last summer's search. cnn's paula reed joins us now. what is behind this request, and what might we be able to learn? >> what we are going to be looking for are new details about what the then justice department knew in early august 2022, before they conducted the search at mar-a-lago. we'll also be looking for anything mentioned here that didn't end up in the indictment, right? things they may have looked into that didn't result in criminal charges. we previously have seen redacted versions of these documents. we expect that these two will

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

there's no better example here in philadelphia. tanker truck crashed, closed a stretch of i-95 last month. you remember that. 150,000 vehicles cross that part of the highway, 150,000, every single day. governor shapiro, senators casey and fetterman and representatives boyle and others, it was reopened in two weeks. you hear that? two weeks. [applause] think about it. all kidding aside. we were saying that on the bridge, people were looking at us like, oh, god, here they go again. record time. guess what? used materials from right here in pennsylvania. all that crushed glass, all that -- and it was done with union work. also announced, $78 million for safety improvements along the roosevelt boulevard here in philly from north broad, buck county line. between 2012 and 2021, accidents along that stretch of highway killed 119 people. and i don't know how many injured. 119 deaths. nearly one in three philadelphians live within a mile of it. thousands of families will benefit if we make that a hell of a lot safer. removing every single l

trevor ault joins us now from philadelphia. trevor, we're learning from law enforcement sources about some disturbing posts allegedly made by the suspect. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, linsey, so, the suspect's social media pages have been suspended, but the sources tell abc news that images of those disturbing posts you mentioned are part of the investigation, and they also mention the suspect also made some posts about supporting gun rights, animosity towards liberals, and questions about evil spirits. linsey? >> linsey: trevor, thank you. >>> the fourth of july holiday is coming to an end with record-breaking heat and travel. more than 50 million americans are now making the return trip home. the faa reports nearly 50,000 planes in the air today. the tsa screening people at record numbers after last week's chaos at the airports. airlines are being pressed to stay on schedule. also today, the new record for the hottest day on earth. rob marciano is standing by, but first, let's get to abc's gio benitez at laguardia

>> jericka: ryan hughes in philadelphia, thank you very much.ers of the potential fireworks dangers. if iraq's accident killed a woman and left nine other people injured in park township, michigan. and parker, colorado, two homes were destroyed after smoldering fireworks were placed in a plastic recycling bin outside a garage. the families were asleep when the fires started. everyone made it out okay, but a firefighter was injured. well, tonight, new york beachgoers are on high alert following a series of shark bites in recent days. a 15-year-old boy and girl are recovering after shark attacks in separate incidents off lost island. cbs's lilia luciano reports two more shark bites happened just this afternoon. >> reporter: two more shark attack today on new york's long island, the fourth in two days. in separate incidents, a man and a woman were a bit this afternoon near fire island. just a few miles from where two teams were bitten yesterday. none of the injuries are life-threatening. drone video taken this morning shows a school of about 60 san

mike tobin reporting live in chicago. >> philadelphia police are not confirming but the philadelphia inquirer reports the identity of the mass shooter is 40-year-old man, no idea what sent him on the killing spree he had a bulletproof vest, ar rifle, and side arms. the scene was eight blocks, and littered with shell casings. it's possible the second man is only connected because he fired at the gunman. a couple of children were injured, four fatalities were found on the street. a fifth fatality appears to be a man who tried to run from the gunfire into a house. >> when family member went inside, he found the son laying on the living room floor unresponsive. so immediately went outside where he saw the police officer, notified that officer, the officer notified medics, medics entered the property and pronounced that 31-year-old victim dead on the scene. >> another mass shooting on the west side of fort worth, texas, three are dead, and injuries. a holiday event, gunfire. >> a lot of vehicle traffic, foot traffic, as you can tell, still fireworks were being shot off. lots of people jus

and these rates are unacceptable and the culture in philadelphia, i have relatives who live in philadelphia near where danny lives. >> correlation is not causation. there is also a conflict at the state level about what the gun policy should be in pennsylvania. >> right. >> they say local ordnances cannot be passed -- >> pennsylvania has -- right, exactly. there's two questions here. how strict are the gun laws? secondly, how are they being enforced. i always be skeptical of any public official who says crime rates went up or down and solely because of a or b, but it's a factor and i don't think it can be ignored here. >> look, also i just think that we have this conversation and kind of this either/or comparison. either you're for guns, either you're against guns. what gets lost in the conversation is what are the policies that we should be putting in place to prevent the violence. i think again, yes, we can talk about people being terrorized, but i don't think that we can talk about it in the sense of traditional terrorism. we have people who do not feel as though they have a reason to li

he was the plea commissioner in philadelphia -- police commissioner in philadelphia. chief ramsey, first of all, happy fourth of july. we're grateful that you're sharing the holiday with us. let's start with the shooting in philadelphia, a city that you know well. police arrested this suspect, and he had a bulletproof vest, an ar-15-style rifle, a handgun, and a scanner. what does all that tell you about a possible motive? >> well, i mean, it was a planned attack. i mean, whatever his motive was, and i don't think they've found an exact motive yet, but he certainly planned the attack. he had on the bulletproof vest, multiple firearms, ammunition, and so forth. so this is something that wasn't spontaneous. that's for sure. but one thing i do want to point out, the officers there in philadelphia did an outstanding job. they took this guy into custody without firing a single shot. we spend a lot of time talking about use of force and police and especially deadly force if it's not justified. this is a situation where they very well could have used deadly force, no questio

philadelphia, one big storm earlier.nd flash flooding going on, but d.c., baltimore, richmond, virginia, much better. one storm around atlanta, south side. but mississippi, alabama and almost to memphis we have all of this lightning still flashing out here. you have to be very careful with this. the true severe weather tonight is actually happening across parts of nebraska. probably omaha in a couple of hours. columbus, all the way down into kansas. the hailstones as big as tennis balls. don't want to look at fireworks and have to run to your car. keep that in mind as this moves east. omaha, 9:00, sunset, you have to be careful with the weather from the west. it will take a while to go away. southeast it goes away as well but a few hours. take your time, stay safe. >> best of luck to everybody traveling home tomorrow after the fourth of july holiday. chad, thank you very much. i'm in the situation room, to our viewers in the united states, wish a very happy fourth of july. thanks for watching. cnn's "the fourth in americ

that is the district attorney of philadelphia joining us. >> thank you. two days of intense combat, palestinians today left their homes to find the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank in shambles. israel's military operations a targeted militants. 12 palestinians were killed including nine that militant groups claimed as their leaders. welcome and thanks for joining us. you went to that jenin refugee camp today. what can you tell us about the latest on the ground and what residents told you? >> i did, and on the drive to the camp, there were israeli forces positioned on the road. it was clear things were still very tense. you could see the remnants of roadblocks that had been made by protesters the last few days to try to block off israeli defense forces from coming further into the camp. once we got there, we were told we had to be very careful going in because they had been using improvised explosive device's, and they laid those out and they were still trying to clear them. once inside, really, there's huge destruction in the center of the cam

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let's talk about philadelphia. today, the suspect in philadelphia is going to be in court. what charges are they facing? >> yeah. you know, kate there are a number of charges that this suspect is now facing. 34 counts in total, five counts of murder, attempted murder, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment. that suspect identified this morning by kimbrady carriker. what authorities say happened was early in the evening on monday night about 8:30, this suspect just went down the streets of philadelphia into this one particular neighborhood firing an ar-15 weapon while also wearing a bulletproof vest, wearing a ski mask, carrying a scanner, just firing inchris crim nately at different victims. they don't believe at this point there is any relation between the victims and this suspect. we learned from the district attorney there that also they believe the suspect was also carrying a ghost gun in addition to that ar-15, the guns obtained illegally. there are five people that were killed. the youngest of which was just 15 years old. one mother telling cnn affiliate that her s

josh, what more are we learning about that deadly shooting in philadelphia?> well, it appears to be both random and premeditated. at this hour, authorities in philadelphia are still working to determine what the motive is, as ed was mentioning there. why the suspect came, opened fire indiscriminately killing several people. and what i think is perhaps most striking is you look at the weaponry, the items that the suspect had. he had multiple firearms, he had multiple extra rounds of ammu ammunition, that body armor, as well as a police scanner. i mean, think about that. his ability to listen in real-time to where police would be going after the 911 call started rolling in shows that the suspect likely wanted to carry on this killing spree for a long period of time. but for those philadelphia officers rushing to confront him and taking him into custody, you can only imagine how much worse this could have been. finally it's important to note that unlike some shootings where we've seen the suspect die either at his own hand or at the hand of police in a shootout,

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and moments ago, the man suspected of shooting and killing five people in philadelphia made his firstearance. that city's still reeling from the terrifying shooting spree, but the gun violence this weekend was not limited to philadelphia. three people were killed in fort worth, texas, another lost their lives in shreveport, louisiana, and nine were injured in a drive-by shooting in our nation's capital. we're live from philadelphia. >> this country needs to re-examine its conscience and find out how to get guns out of dangerous peoples' hands. >>> also this hour, a scorching day for most of the country after the world marked the unofficial hottest day on record yesterday. and later, suspected cocaine in the white house, the new steps in the investigation on how exactly the illegal drug ended up inside the west wing. we're going to begin this morning with the devastating outbreak of gun violence and the frantic search for answers in multiple communities including philadelphia, where the suspected philadelphia mass shooter appeared in court for the first time since five people were gunn