downtown nightclub. police said some of the victims were hit by bullets, while others by fleeing cars. there are families whose lives have been shattered forever because once again we had people deciding to resolve their issues with firearms. reporter: another shooting at a bar in mesa, arizona, two dead, two more injured. also in arizona a strip mall shooting early saturday in phoenix, one person was killed, eight others hurt. i heard over 100 gunshots going off. a group of people that just started running like every different direction. reporter: phoenix police said the person killed is a 14-year-old girl. more children hurt this time in summerton, south carolina, police said a drive-by shooting at a graduation party left one woman dead and seven others injured including five minors ages 12 to 17 years old. and the mass shootings didn t stop there. another five hurt in socorro, texas, one killed, three hurt in omaha, nebraska and one person killed and five hurt in chesterfi
that you can find between the two. here is the difference. rick saccone has run a traditional campaign going to this event and going to that event. not exactly showing a lot of energy. and conor lamb has been knocking on doors with scores of volunteers, turning the campaign into a grassroots oriented movement. and if he wins, it s not just about his candidacy. it s also about the kind of campaign that he has run. so good. i don t think lamb the sham is going to work. i think it s going to be conor lamb. i think he is going to win. and terry, you re right. i lived and grew up in city of philadelphia, not the suburbs. 100 yards inside the city in summerton which they all like hearing right now, summerton as we say in philadelphia. thank you. we re going to have you on a lot this year. we re going to have a lot of pennsylvania focus. it looks like the democrats are going win back that state this fall. still ahead, much more on our
neighborhoods, i think. summerton. well scranton. scranton and claymont. one of the things that trump is trying to say that i was a pretty good athlete in high school, played a little in college. and people didn t act in the locker room like he talks about. that s not true. and you and i both know from the locker room and the school i went to, one of the guys said, this is what i m going to do, because i m the star halfback or quarterback, i m the boss, and my sister and my girlfriends were out there, i would take the guy behind the gym. the point i m making is, he is trying to dumb down, he s insulting everybody in the neighborhoods i come from and the people who played ball. and that was the point i was trying to make. this is just absolutely unacceptable behavior, period. yeah, i agree with you. i ve never heard that. and i know what locker room sounds like. bad words once in a while, but not this. yeah, come on. you re a regular guy who grew up with regular people. an
of the people and masses. i happen to be in briggs v. elliott in summerton, south carolina, preeminent to the brown versus board of education, and so i have that in my blood and also a father of two and i try to teach them the same and for this to continue in our minds and spirits. it is a pleasure to visit with both of you. we appreciate it. the march is moving. we have to let you keep going. thank you very much. it has been really a remarkable day, the weather has allowed everybody here to be able to appreciate this sun permitting. it has been hot as i said to a gentleman that waited with me for two hours said are you sure you can handle the sun and he said i am a son of a farm family. i will be just fine today. peter alexander, along the route, big thanks to you, sir. 50 years ago a lot of folks don t like to talk about how hot it was then. there were more than 1,300 people treated for heat