Police say in nearly all the incidents, no suspects were taken into custody. In cleveland, 11 people were shot in a fivehour period. 8 people were killed in philadelphia, with 27 others hurt. Denver police reported five separate shootings within a fourhour period. In new york, embattled governor andrew cuomo is taking a drastic step due to the growing gun violence. Correspondent bryan llenas reports tonight from times square. Good evening, brian. Bryan. New york in a state of emergency. The treat gun violence public health crisis. The governor noting today over the july 4th weekend more people died from shootings in his state than from covid19. So today, first state in the nation is going to declare a disaster emergency on gun violence. Governor andrew cuomo declaring a state of emergency, a move that will commit more money to combating what he calls an epidemic of gun violence. [siren] shootings in new york city are up 42% compared to last year. Including brazen and random attacks in
here in clacton in essex on the coast they are bearing the brunt of it. a weather warning is in place and people are expecting disruption to travel and possible power cuts. israel s prime minister pleads not guilty to corruption charges he s accused of offering favours to media companies. and another victory for the veteran quarter back tom brady the 43 year old wins his seventh superbowl in the nfl s season finale. if you are getting in touch today, you re very welcome, particularly about the vaccine rolled out. you can message me on twitter and instagram, or e mail me. the vaccines minister says the public can have confidence in the uk s covid vaccines, after south africa put its plans to use the oxford astrazeneca jab on hold. early trials suggest that against the south african coronavirus variant, the oxford vaccine offers minimal protection from mild and moderate disease. so far, 147 cases of the variant have been found in the uk, but the dominant strain in this co
primetime hear,s they hope will provide a definitive narrative of what led to the chaos on that day. what occurred on january 6th played out in full view of the american public and the world. and we want to make sure that that never, ever happens again. so we need to get it right. reporter: meanwhile, republicans continue to try and undermine their work. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, who could still be called before the committee, penned a lengthy letter to his colleagues saying the focus should be on the security lapses that led to january 6th. unfortunately one year later, the major hit party seems no closer to answering the central question of how the capitol was left so unprepared and what must be done to ensure it never happens again. instead, they are lusing it as political weapon to further divide our country, mccarthy wrote. without making any mention of the mob of angry trump supporters fueled by the big lie about the 2020 election being stolen. meanwhile
just heartbreaking. that pure joy and innocence wiped away by the russians. ukrainian troops are now entering their third month of fighting. and today, orthodox easter sunday, brings a much needed moment of reflection. matt rivers joins me now from kyiv. heavy shelling has continued today and the footage we were showing a few moments ago, it just tells this devastating story of what people have been living through week after week, day after day as russia bombards this country. no question. and odesa, just the latest city to have been hit by a missile strike after not being hit for at least several week, jim. we know in that missile strike, at least eight were killed with that missile hitting what is obviously not a military target. it s an apartment building as is so cloear in the video you showed. showing the destructive power of the missiles. at least eight killed. many more injured as a result of that attack. odesa now firmly in the cross hairs of the russian military gi