Golf course just one of many tragedies. there were hundreds of shootings in the u.s. over the july 4th holiday. four people shot in a drive-by shooting in chicago. at least two people were killed and three others injured in a shooting in cincinnati and eight people were shot when an argument turned violent near a car wash in ft. worth, texas. sadly the fourth of july violence is shining the light on a uniquely american epidemic, one that seems to end at the northern border. why is that? cnn s security correspondent josh campbell takes a look. reporter: mass shooting after mass shooting in the united states. be careful. more than 300 in 2021 alone where four or more people were injured or killed. we re a nation saturated with guns, more firearms than people. nowhere else compares. canada is one of the western nations come closest. mass shootings in canada are so
The same materials. until we know why that is build came down, that one is on question. reporter: i got off the phone with one of the captains on the scene. he said right now ear focusing on searching the bedrooms in this complex, saying that s where they believe most of the people that are missing were at 1:30 in the morning when this condo collapsed. the national weather service tweeting that the surrounding areas are under a thunderstorm warning. if you look around, you can see it s pouring. i asked this cap stan if this is hampering the search. he tells me that right now there are still brave men and women on that pile of rubble looking for signs of life. pamela? they ve been tireless from the get-go. thanks so much, row is a flores. let s go to cnn s tom sater who is tracking the storm. what does it look like to you when it comes to surfside and
Legislation. what does it mean for the lone star state s young and diverse residents? plus, a study says people are willing to quit if they can t remotely. the ultimatum for those not back in the office by september. it is juneteenth. i m kendis gibson. i m sorry coffin in for lindsey this morning. in the south tropical moisture claudette makes its landfall. we are seeing some early remnants from this tropical storm. we will have updates later this hour. we have a team of report exist and analysts following the latest. the superdome in new orleans, it is expected to make a mess of juneteenth celebrations in the southeast and father s day celebrations as well tomorrow. let s focus on one of our top stories this morning.
Process of evaluating all these potential candidates. jim? you think it s a plum assignment but difficult to fill at this point. the filings out friday were significant. to explain that, let s focus on one key revelation and one key lie. following the findings, the president tweeted, quote, totally cloers the president. thank you. his lawyer, rudy giuliani tweeted, quote, fake news coverage can t change the reality that mueller s late friday dump again demonstrates no connection to the president. both statements are false. read the filing. it says and i m quoting here. regarding payments of hush money to two women during the campaign, quote, as cohen himself has now admitted with respect to both payments, he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual one. individual one is the president.
Was that your takeaway? yes, it was. in fact, i was just listening to the show where you read the statement this morning, the follow on statement from mr. schumer and mrs. pelosi. i think that s the accurate description. we have the makings of a deal. there s a deal on the table. think it s unfair to say there s a done deal. . i know there s no done deal. really what we re discussing right now is how big a portion this border security will be. border security continues to be absolutely critical to the president. i think that s where the discussions will go. let s focus on one of the key elements of this conversation. it s about those dreamers. nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants. will the white house fight for legislation to protect those dreamers? it will. in fact, i think general john kelly, now the chief of staff, has been very public, saying when he was at dhs, he was begging congress to do something about getting daca into law and congress didn t act. i think what you ve seen is a