Right now. single shooter, discharged something close to 70 rounds. it was a mass shooting. catastrophe, a tragedy. these eight officers discharged 90 rounds, 9-0. 60 of which went into one body. you re talking earlier about how ar-15 style weapons shred the body. it s not like a hand held pistol. but 60 rounds in an individual. there is no one who is that dangerous. there is no way that you can justify it. it s just grotesque. and so, we ll talk about in the weeks and months to come the failures of training and we ll talk about the reasonableness standard of, well, they thought there was a gun and he was wearing a ski mask and that led the officers to fear. but what on earth are we going to be able to say that says 90 rounds, 60 of which go into a single body, is the way in which anybody is kept safe? my response to this is the same
Sounds since she was in combat in iraq. enough is enough. there s no reason to have these weapons on our streets. not for hunting, not for self protection. it has to end. mayor, thank you. i m sorry to make my first visit here under these circumstances. but i wish you the best healing. appreciate everything. thanks, ali. highland park mayor. the congressman who represents highland park was actually at this parade yesterday when the shooting started. we ll talk to him about yesterday and how as the mayor talked about to change things going forward. that s coming up next. hings going forward. that s coming up next.
From watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. when the crowds started running, at first he thought a celebrity had been spotted. howard was playing the tuba with his band, a jewish instrumental group at the highland park fourth of july parade yesterday when the horror began to unfold. i spoke with him earlier this evening. this was the scene of the shooting behind us. when you were performing, what happened in that moment when the shooting started? you were performing, you were playing. you didn t hear anything. correct. how did you know something was wrong? you know, we didn t at first and then we started seeing people run on the street that we
Why is it oh god. oh god. oh god. [ screaming ] a philadelphia-based nbc news reporter was the middle of interviewing a couple of teenagers out celebrating the fourth of july last night when gunfire rang out. this is an aerial look at how that independence day celebration devolved last night as fireworks went off in the center city of philadelphia and hundreds of people began sprinting down the ben franklin parkway away from the gunshots. there were no casualties. two police officers were injured in the shooting. investigators are still working to identify a suspect who remains at large. they re also trying to determine where the shots came from and how many rounds were fired.
and then it dawns on you there s a shooter and you see people running and they have panic in their eyes. just give me a sense of what happened. this is inside of a minute? yes. i think we probably playing for two minutes. yeah. and then this started. then we started so we re playing a little longer. again, not for the first few people because we didn t think anything was up. but the more we saw people running the more we realized in both our piano player gayle and violin player alex realized there s a shooting going on. how are you all communicating this to each other because you re playing? right, right. gayle is a piano player, she can talk. i think something is wrong. i m playing along thinking i don t see anything, gayle. i don t think so. right. and she was right. tell me what you ve been thinking for the last 24 hours. this is surreal. i can t believe it happened here in this community. i can t believe i was this close