♪ hello. thank you so much for joining me. this breaking news out of boston, where police say at least seven people have been injured in a mass shooting during a parade at the city's caribbean festival. let's get straight to cnn's polo sandoval. we're waiting for a press conference from the mayor and police commissioner. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it is obviously a fluid situation. it's understandable that this press conference is expected to begin about 15 minutes ago and still has not started. we are expecting in the next minutes to hear from boston officials to learn more about what happened at 7:00 a.m. in boston's dorchester neighborhood. at least seven people were injured after shots rang out there in dorchester. these are non-life-threatening injuries. this took place during boston's caribbean festival. usually it featured two parades, one of which was getting ready to begin. then you see what took place with just a few people left behind at the chaotic scene. as we wait to hear more about what potentially could have led to this, when you look back at the history we know there have been other incidents related in some way, shape or form to this festival. again, this usually draws massive crowds, families coming together, this year celebrating its 50th anniversary. however, we've seen some violence either close to the parade route there or at the location itself, in some cases, has even resulted in the death of individuals in years past. we'll try to find out what played out here and if any of the rest of the day's festivities were potentially affected. >> thank you so much. we're waiting for a press conference. let's talk to former boston police commissioner ed davis. good to see you. let me get your reaction to this shooting 7:00 a.m. in boston at the start of this festival. >> yes. it's very early to have something like this happen. unfortunately, it's not unusual for the parade. this is really a weekend of celebration with people coming from all over the country to join us for a really great parade and exciting day. but for some reason, late at night, the night before the parade and early in the morning have been the times when we kind of expect some violence, because it's been happening year after year. >> that's so sad to hear that this is not unusual for there to be a shooting or this kind of investigation now under way. so if there is some history to events in the past at this festival, then what should be modified? what changes have been put in place to try to get ahead of this pattern of problems? >> right. we've done a number of things over the years. commissioner cox and the mayor were focused on this event and limiting any kind of violent behavior. having seven people shot is certainly an outlier. in the past, we've worked with the carnival organization, the committee, with shirley shillingford, the director there. they're been very cooperative in working with us. we've increased staffing and police and police visibility. we've done some unique things like using video cameras to document the people in the parade and the thousands of people watching, because we found there are some gang members who use the anonymity of the parade. it's a difficult problem. i totally support this event and also new ideas to try to limit the violence that unfortunately has occurred. >> in the meantime, the cameras that have been introduced to the area will probably help investigators zero in on some suspects. >> right. they made a number of arrests here and confiscated a number of guns. they were right on the spot. this is a very short parade, less than a mile. it's a small group location but thousands of people that have to be policed properly. >> ed davis, thank you so much. let's turn to the capital where thousands are gathering on the national mall to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the historic march on washington. organizers describe today's event not as a commemoration but a continuation to have the dream dr. king outlined at the lincoln memorial august 28th, 1963. there's a great diverse litany of speakers. what's happening? 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[ inaudible ] >> caitlin fitzgerald from the suffolk county district attorney's office. good morning. what happened this morning was a tragedy. there are too many guns on our streets. the district attorney's office has prioritized fighting gun violence in our communities, and we're going to continue to do so. we're going to work hand in hand with the boston police on this investigation and do our best to make sure we don't see events like this again. thank you. >> thank you to the police and the commissioner, as always, for his leadership and hard work today and partnership with the district attorney and, of course, ems and our first responders. it's heart wrenching to hear that a treasured community event has been disrupted by acts of violence from those who have nothing to do with the event. there's absolutely no excuse for something that is open to the community and part of boston's culture and heritage to be talked about in this way because of the acts that were introduced. i'm so thankful to all of our first responders and especially the boston police, who had a very strong presence there as they had planned and prepared for. therefore, as you heard, they were not only there to immediately get weapons off the street and make the arrests for holding those accountable and beginning the investigation, but also to apply their training in saving lives and ensuring that on the medical side they would be taking care of those patients until elms arrived quickly afte that. it shows the range of professionalism and work and immediate action required on a day-to-day basis from all of our officers. we're so thankful they are part of so many important city events. today and the rest of the day is going to be a really wonderful celebration. you see not only our officers and partners out in full force, but community members, organizers, people from every generation coming out to celebrate. this is the 50th anniversary of the carnival. that's thanks to the incredible dedication and leadership of people like shirley shillingford and so many organizers who have weathered not only ups and downs in temperatures of temperature and rain, but keeping this tradition going that is important for so many through difficult moments of having the funds to keep it going and encouraging the new generation of members to get involved. i'm most of all thankful to miss shirley shillingford and the team for ensuring boston has one of the strongest and most vibrant carnival celebrations anywhere. we're going to have a great rest of the day. >> we've been hearing from a variety of officials there, the mayor of boston, the police commissioner after a very disturbing morning, a shooting taking place at the caribbean festival on its 50th year that they have had that for this city and today a shooting. now it's led to the injuries of seven people, none life-threatening. the police commissioner there saying there have been some arrests, but they're still looking for more 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