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very good thursday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm poppy harlow. we're following several major stories this morning including the nation's 233rd mass shooting just this year. more shootings than days in the year so far. this time, in a hospital in tulsa, oklahoma. at least four people were killed yesterday when a gunman carrying a handgun and a rifle opened fire inside of the facility. officials say the shooter is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> this is not normal. shootings in numbers like this are unique to this country. the data shows it. officials describe th...

deemphasized. brian deese will be elevated. he will join us in a few moments. we'll ask him what that means and what's going on there. the biden white house takes incoming from those usually on the president's side. listen to this. >> when inflation is above 4 and unemployment is below 4, you're almost certain to have a recession in the next two years. >> going to the fall election with inflation running at 5 or 6% with gas prices just as high as today, could be higher, that is not a great recipe for electoral success. >> so nose are some former obama-biden officials speaking about w...

correspondent mark meredith is here with all the details of this big case. good evening, mark. >> bret, it was a big case. good evening to you. johnny depp was not in the courtroom when today's verdict was announced. tonight both he and his legal team are celebrating after a jury in virginia ruled depp's ex-wife actress amber heard owes him $15 million for defamation. he claimed an op-ed written by heard in 2018 and published in the "the washington post" significantly set back his career. in the piece, heard wrote she was, quote, a public figure representing domestic abuse. the jury ...

was listening to the great interesting conversation with kelly about it being difficult to prove -- but this stench think, you know, you remember there used to be a day when that kind of stuff just lead to shame in and of itself. and certainly kept you out of political life later. but that's not there anymore either. whether you can prove or not prove quid pro quo, that absence of revolving door that you described is compelling. >> well, the shame issue here, i, think is compelling, ali, because obviously, the republicans, particularly trump partisans, are aware that it is shameful t...

and certainly kept you out of political life later. but that's not there anymore either. whether you can prove or not prove quid pro quo, that absence of revolving door that you described is compelling. >> well, the shame issue here, i think, is compelling, ali, because obviously, the republicans, particularly trump partisans, are aware that it is shameful to use government service or family connection to government service, to make private gain for yourself, and have private business game. because they use this as a way to try to attack president biden's family, for example, all the...