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i m pamela brown in washington. you re live in the cnn newsroom on this busy sunday evening and we begin this hour the same way we did last night with america s gun violence epidemic but with a completely new set of shootings to tell you about and that should say all you need to know about the crisis getting harder to ignore. nine states are grappling with mass shootings as the u.s. nears 300 incidents this year in which four or more people were shot excludeing the shooter and as the summer arrives, police departments and communities across the country are bracing for this cycle to keep repeating with no help from politicians and washington expected to come any time soon. cnn evan is tracking these stories once again for us. tonight, this trend sadly continues this weekend, devin. reporter: that s right, pam. a lot of us are looking forward to this summer to take our mask off, congregate again and do the things we like to do but there is another public health crisis t ....
of course it is not the first time that we have seen conflict in this exact part of the world that looked a lot like this, between israel and hamas. israel and hamas fought wars in 2014. before that, they fought another war in 2008. previous conflicts between israel and hamas and how they have ended can tonight, i think, give us some relevant context, give us reason to be both hopeful and cautious about what has just happened tonight. in 2014, it was six days into the fighting when a cease-fire was declared. that cease-fire held for a few hours, and then within 24 hours, it was completely off. then they declared another cease-fire after that, and that one failed too. and then they declared another and then another and then another, another, another, another, another, and then another. and then it was that one. it was the tenth one that actually finally held. the last time there was fighting this intense in that part of the world, they declared cease-fire number one six ....
and of course it is not the first time that we ve seen conflict in this exact part of the world that looked like this from israel and hamas. they fought wars in 2014. before that they fought another warn 2008. previous conflicts between israel and hamas and how they have ended, can tonight, i think, give us some relevant context. give us reason to be both hopeful and cautious about what has just happened tonight. in 20,. 14 in, it was six days into the fighting, when a cease-fire was declared. that cease-fire held for a few hours, and then within 24 hours it was completely off. then, they declared another cease-fire after that. that one field as well. then they declared another, then another, than another, another, another, another, and then another. and then it was that one, it was the tenth one that actually finally helped. the last time there was fighting this intense in that part of the world, they declared cease fire, number one, six days into. it was on until no ....
then they declared another cease-fire after that, and that one failed too. and then they declared another and then another and then th another, another, another, another, another, and then another. and then it was that one. it was the tenth one that actually finally held. the last time there was fightinm this intense in that part of the world, they declared cease-fire number one six days into it. but it was not until cease-fires number ten that it actually stuck and they got some measure of lasting peace.ng but at that point it was 51 days into the fighting. there were more than 2,000 palestinians killed, more than 70 israelis. they tried to they thought they were stopping it on day 6. it took until day 51. it took ten cease-fire attempts. tonight we have got a cease-fire. after 10 1/2 days of fighting, we re in day 11, something that s being described as a mutual and simultaneous cease-fire has been agreed upon. israel and hamas do not talk to each other directly, so ....
russian hacking group darkside a ransom of nearly $5 million to decrypt the virus that shut down the line that brought distribution in the southeast to a grinding halt. according to bloomberg, colonial paid the russian hackers on friday hours after the ransomware attack began. but the decryption tool was so slow the company had to use its own backups to unlock the pipeline itself. among the people outraged house speaker nancy pelosi. she is not happy about the payoff. we don t want people to that there is money in it hackers who can make money off of even if they don t go as far as crippling the entity as with colonial they did not. i do think that there is a governance role in how we protect our people and our economy from these hackers. brian: i think so too. even though it was painful for her to finish her thought. she is right. negotiating with cyber terrorists is a dangerous game. gives cyber criminals the green light to protect our public private infrastructur ....