there is a standoff in philadelphia right now on fox news 29 in philadelphia is reporting at least three police officers have been shot. this is an active scene three details coming up. the area is nice town tioga on the north side of philadelphia. near temple university. police say the situation is still active and ongoing, several police officers have been injured. jason martinez is a reporter at fox 29 in philly reports officially three officers shot, one in both arms, one in the hand, and one in the head. all three officers taken to the nearby hospital of the officer who was shot in the head is said to be conscious and alert and communicating with authorities. and with hospital workers. this began with what's been described as a wild shoot-out. we don't know how it began or under what circumstances but more than 100 shots fired, according to witnesses and reporters on scene. we know that there was a shoot out, at least at one point, all of this began sometime after 4:30 eastern time, about an hour ago. we believe at this moment from police reports and otherwise that there's a standof

team, philadelphia pd there. they've got to contain it, make sure he doesn't use the thunderstorm and the dark of night to elude the circle that surrounds him. be patient, wait him out, use the girlfriend, if that is what it takes, try to get him down. get him to back off. right now, he's got that finger on the hair trigger and is plugging away at anyone. and now, you can have thunder, you are not going to know if it's thunder or gunfire. it's a mess in philly, but patience. they've got the perimeter secure. patience is what these cops need. and i'm sure the chief is advising exactly that. >> sean: pat, let me go to you. we know they are trying to get the suspect out peacefully, he's not cooperating. still up until maybe even just a few minutes ago, rounds of gunfire continued to be heard. officers repeatedly commanding, to the shooter, come out with your hands up. we know that we have feds on the ground, two narcotic strike force officers, pinned down on the second floor earlier, six people shot, over 100 shots

they were going to head south tool philadelphia. the president's house, for those familiar with philadelphia if you go to the liberty bell and constitution hall, the house is actually right there. i will tell you, this is sort of an aside, when i was watching all the pre-election coverage and there was a speech given by formal president barack obama and hillary clinton it was smack in the middle of this courtyard at independence hall and i am watching the visual with the crowds and what have you and off to the right is where the president house stood. and i'm like she will not let me go. she follows me. february, 1796 brought a palpable unease. her and her enslaved companions treaded lightly around george and martha washington. enslaved individuals moved with caution not knowing what events could sour or sweeten an owner's mood. for slaves who resided in the same walls with the owner life could be like walking in a land of embedded and mines. breaking a dish, badly timed weather, could alter the disposition of an owner. although the

a disturbing development in philadelphia. we'll have much more on the shooting in philadelphia in just a moment. it comes as democratic presidential candidate kamala harris is rolling out her plan to end gun violence. senator harris is standing by live. she'll join us here in "the situation room." i'll ask her about the ongoing situation in philadelphia and a lot more. that is coming up next. in my line of work, i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x. my car insurance to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you pull your green sock out of the dryer and then the very next sock is the other green one. and then you pull out two blue ones. and you keep going till you've matched every single sock in perfect order. and the owner of the laundromat is so impressed, he hangs a picture of you next to the dryer. geico. fifteen minutes could save yo

there in philadelphia. and one witness listening to the local news there said they heard about 100 gunshots. so that's certainly ongoing. police urging poem to stay away. stay inside as the gunman continues to shoot at the police officers. wolf? >> the mayor of philadelphia, the philadelphia police commissioner, richard ross, they're heading to temple university. to temple university hospital right now a little while ago. temple university tweeted this. lockdown is in effect for health sciences central campus. seek shelter. secure doors. be silent. be still. police are responding. it's been going on for at least an hour. >> there are six officers that have been shot. this is still an active dangerous situation. we don't know if they were there to serve a search warrant or a drive by. it spiraled out of control. now we have six police officers shot. it appears they are nonlife threatening injuries. police are wearing armor. none of the officers that we can see are unprotected but you can tell, given the dept

this neighborhood in north philadelphia is the worst neighborhood in all of philadelphia. it has the worst crime. it has the highest poverty level and very hard to police. you have row home after row home, and each block is controlled by each gang. you don't know who is who. it's easy to hole up in a complex like this and stay there for a very long time. that's what the police are dealing with. to your point, you basically have to wait until things settle down and tip your hat to law enforcement who is doing an amazing job right now containing the violence. >> martha: yes, as i said to juan, this is the carnage that the president talked about in his inaugural address. the drug violence on the streets. let's talk about drugs and these issues in the inner cities that keep young people from getting the education they need and families from raising their children in a safe environment. that's the political are we are watching unfold here right now. also, this is being live streamed on facebook. people are outraged that's allowed to happen as well. >> the reason the drugs are s

you look live in philadelphia. continue to monitor the situation throughout the show and also continue to get to the other news of the day throughout the u.s. and around the world. ♪ and america's election headquarters tonight, one democratic presidential candidate may be preparing to drop out. another is attempting a relaunch. and the third is talking about a prospective running mate alread already. all this happens a senator elizabeth warren klotz to get republican voters on her side. correspondent peter doocy has all the news from the iowa state fair in des moines. >> elizabeth warren has a question. >> how many people think that a wealth tax is a good idea? >> enough for her to feel encouraged an answer. >> here's the thing, a lot of hands go up here, a lot of hands go up among republicans too appear to the way warren sees it, some of the republicans will supporter because she has so many progressive plans, not because they are remorseful about backing from an '16. >> i don't need the remorse, i just want to

neighborhood in this section of north philadelphia is the worst neighborhood in the entire city of philadelphia. highest crime rate, most amount of drugs, most amount of poverty, and north philadelphia was not always like this. in the '40s, '50s, '60s even the early '70s, they had a lot of jobs there because they had u.s. steel manufacturing, shipping packaging, they had good, solid jobs. and, all of a sudden, politicians let these jobs float overseas and then there is no way to make money anymore, except sell drugs and then murder anybody that gets in your way. that's what happens when you wreck these cities. you got huge spikes in homicides. philadelphia, last year, had the highest homicide rate in the last 10 years. and, this year, in august right now, they are already on record to beat that. so something has to be done to get a hold on these cities, because what ever is happening right now, it's not working. >> jesse, my fellow panelist bernie knows better than anyone. what happened with rudy giuliani and broken windows? you are the commissioner, you know exactly what happened here they bro

that is a sigh of relief for so many people in philadelphia. i have to tell you so many people in this neighborhood walked by and said this is nothing new. we are in north philadelphia, there are drugs, there is violence. you know i am from this area. i have covered this for years, i covered two police officer shootings. we could be having a different conversation but everybody's thankful. that is a miracle there was no loss of life here on the streets of philadelphia. carley: protesters threatening the families of ice workers in florida. >> throughout the country. >> we are not actually -- rob: listen to this. ice says political rhetoric is to blame for this attack, the same dialogue many say the president uses to incite violence. carley: joining us as the deputy assistant secretary of energy for international affairs during the bush administration. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. an interesting question. these protesters argue everybody should be treated fairly and with respect but at the same time they are threatening the fami

our fox afill rat in philadelphia reporting that three suspects are in custody. one officer is pinned down in a bedroom with two suspects in handcuffs. another another officer is pinned down with a suspect in the bathroom. suspect also in handcuffs. the emergency call came in at 4:30 this afternoon. this was apparently a narcotics call. police flooded the scene and that's when the shootout began. there are reports that hundreds of rounds were fired from the home. numerous agents reresponsibilitied to the scene to assist the philadelphia police. the president has been briefed. he is continuing to monitor the situation. the attorney general has been briefed as well. to give you context, local media reporting a short time ago that not far from where the shooting is taking place, there is a daycare center. just moments ago 80 of those children were escorted out by police. trish: it's important to get people out of that highly trafficked area in philadelphia. the police commissioner is giving a news update. >> he's not -- there is no indication that he's trying to sur

i think philadelphia, not just philadelphia but cities like my hometown of st. louis and other cities elsewhere that are struggling with the same problem need to look at why these repeat offenders, why the recidivism rate is so high and who are the judges that are sentencing these repeat offenders? it was the pd, the superintendent of chicago pd who said repeat offenders are driving 80% of the city's crime rate. that is part of it right now. >> texas taking on the fight against domestic terrorism. we have heard that phrase a lot. they have a new task force. do you think that is a good idea based on what you know about the task force? things like initial assessment on the threats using various new resources to combat this problem in el paso and places like dayton, ohio, what is your take on that? >> great question. i was reading about this task force governor abbott has put together and it includes the lieutenant governor and a number of other elected officials. i definitely think it is a great thing to do whatever possible to identify threats early on and also r

that's according to the philadelphia inquirer which spoke with the philadelphia police commissioner and the police commissioner there indicating there also may be suspects handcuffed in custody inside the building possibly with those police officers in one part of the building. philadelphia police through their twitter account say they are attempting to communicate with the shooter, you heard the commissioner there saying he personally personally has attempted to communicate with the shooter so far unsuccessfully, the shooter shows no sign of wanting to surrender and sending updates via twitter saying the shooter continues to fire at police, to fire out of this structure and you heard the commissioner there saying some of those shots have hit the swat vehicle. this is being described as an active situation. it certainly appears that way from the outside, as well. many details right now unclear at this moment. i want to bring in our senior justice correspondent evan perez. let talk a little bit as dusk is falling and night is coming in philadelphia, that adds another layer for police on

before we go we want to give you an update on philadelphia. it is still ongoing, 6 police officers were shot, two were trapped for hours in that home with the alleged shooter, they've been freed by swat team and no one's injuries are life-threatening, none of those officers, rick leventhal on the scene tells us the police commissioner just went by with the suspect's attorney. they been trying to negotiate with him. these are trying to help police talk the suspect out of the house and all six of the officers who got shot today have actually been released from the hospital. people are calling it a miracle and it sure sounds that way but for now he remains hold up. it all started when they tried to carry out a narcotics warrant. it lasted for hours and now all that remains is a standoff between the suspect and police. most-watched, trusted and grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i am shannon bream. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i

my hat is off to the philadelphia police department. they did an outstanding job, brooke. >> james galliano, thank you. reiterating the mayor's point, wanting meaningful gun control legislation. we're talking to a city council woman next hour, she feels the same way. >>> fears of recession grow, cnn talks to the people hardest hit by the trade war, american farmers, who say that the president's tweets don't pay their bills. >>> and new revelations about jeffrey epstein's cause of death inside that manhattan jail cell, reports of multiple broken bones in his neck, how medical experts are interpreting the autopsy report. stay here, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. sure you have a clear plan to cover the essentials in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes next, the only direction is forward. ♪ ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers now with endless fries starting at $7.99. and get more bites for your buck with late night half-priced apps. now that's eatin' good in the neighborh

rick leventhal has more from philadelphia. rick? >> reporter: dana, crime scene investigators still here where the shooting and the standoff lasted some eight hours ending just after midnight after a tphar cot eubgs strike force tried to serve a warrant and the gun man opened fire on them and others. we have doorbell camera video that shows the moment this all started. [ gun fire ] >> back up. stairwel stairwell. >> reporter: police say what you're hearing there was the suspect, maurice hill, grabbing a rifle and opening fire with cops diving out of windows and doors to escape. and two other officers trapped upstairs with three suspects that they had taken into custody. more than 100 rounds fired by the suspect. six officers wounded, all treated and released. the commissioner trying to talk the suspect into surrendering, as more rounds were being fired out the windows. >> i have to admit, i did not think that this guy was gonna come out alive. after several conversations with him, hearing bunch of information throughout the afternoo

a dramatic standoff ends with six police officers shot in philadelphia. more gun violence in a nation waiting for answers. >>> stocks sell off. markets fall after a key indicator points to trouble on the horizon. what's in store today. >>> another democrat set to bow out of the 2020 race. we'll tell you who. >>> good morning. welcome back to "early start." >> coming up to the bottom of the hour right now. >> keep your hands up. keep your hands up. >> breaking overnight, a dramatic end to a nearly eight-hour standoff with a gunman that left six philadelphia police officers shot. zb get up here now. get up here. >> did you hear the gun shods there. this all started when officers tried to serve a warrant. listen to the police scanners blaring with these desperate calls for help. >> caution. caution. >> right now. multiple gunshots. >> stand by. second assist. 3715 wilson. shots fired. shots fired. >> shots still ringing off. give me s.w.a.t. asap. long guns, asap. i've got officers shot. i've got officers shot. >> in the deadly massacres, philadelphia's mayo

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a dramatic standoff ends with six officers shot in philadelphia. more gun violence in a nation waiting for answers. >>> stocks selloff, markets fall after a key indicator points to trouble on the horizon. what's in store today. >>> breaking overnight, another democrat set to bow out of the 2020 race. we'll tell you who. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm alison kosik sitting in for christine romans. >> i'm victor blackwell sitting in for dave briggs. 31 minutes after the hour here in new york. >>> breaking overnight, a dramatic end to a nearly eight-hour standoff with a gunman that left six philadelphia police officers shot. you ka hear the shots here during these terrifying moments on the streets of philadelphia's tioga section. officers tried to serve a warrant. the sirens blaring with desperate calls for help. >> use caution. >> [ bleep ]. >> stand by. cars stand by. second assist. 3715. shots fired. shots fired inside. >> shots still ringing off. give me s.w.a.t., asap. long guns, asap. i've got officers shot. officers shot. shots fired. >>

but again, shannon, philadelphia is not unique. this is happening everywhere, and it's been happening for the last five years. i worried. i thought maybe with trump in office when you did not have any longer somebody who invites black lives matter activist of the white house to meet with them as president obama did, that the effects of this phony narrative would dissipate. they have not. they have now worked their way into the prosecutorial system, academia embraces this idea. it's going to take a lot to extirpate it. if we get another democratic president, philadelphia is going to look like a cakewalk. spew what i would encourage people to read these justice department -- the obama justice department report on the shooting investigations. find the facts and make their determinations. we hate to say we have marked this week the ninth suicide in the nypd. it's an incredibly stressful thing our law enforcement officers face when they suit up and got out every day. heather, thank you. great to have you tonight. >> thank you. i appreci

in philadelphia. narcotics officers were serving a warrant when a man inside a house started firing. listen to this desperate dispatch call. >> shots fired from the second floor. long gun. >> reporter: you can really hear how tense this was and at that point it was all hands on deck. hundreds of philadelphia police officers from different districts on scene. was a long ordeal, 8 to 9 hours. until 6 officers were shot, one with a graze wind to the head, what officer 3 others were barricaded inside the house with the suspect for 5 hours. now a philadelphia captain did tell me it is a multi family home, not just one house but a multi-housing situation. the alleged gunman was in one part of the house and the other three people were in a different part of the house but it did take five hours to get them out and there was so much smoke inside the house from the gunbattle that was hard for the officers who were stuck inside to see anything. 5 hours later everyone was brought out unharmed in the police captai

liberty. ♪ >>> breaking news out of philadelphia. police in a standoff with a suspect after shooting six police officers. those injuries we're told are not life-threatening. the suspect still holed up in a building and still firing as of a few moments ago that is what we know, and we've been updating you as promised throughout the hour. >>> now to an issue that cannot be spun or distracted away because americans are feeling it. today the dow dropping 800 points. that makes it the worst day of the entire year, stoking fears that trade wars, washington dysfunction and donald trump's general management of the economy can pave the way for more losses or potentially a recession. on the one hand every president faces the risk of domestic blowback. but on the other, donald trump has told voters judge him on the markets, on the economy. he said that more than most modern presidents, which means tonight you should know his own words could haunt him on the campaign trail if these market jitters continue. >> we have the strongest economy in his

. >>> a live look in philadelphia this morning. a lengthy standoff that injured six police officers has come to an end. the suspected gunman has surrendered. report tom hanson is in philadelphia. . >> reporter: the m who police say shot six officer during a standoff surrendered around midnight. for more than seven hours, the suspect was holed up in a north philadelphia building. . >> shots fired from the second floor. >> reporter: around 4:30 in the afternoon, police went to the home to serve a drug warrant. the operation went awry almost immediately. >> the shooter fired multiple rounds. officers returned fire and many had to escape from windows and doors from the bullets. >> reporter: two officers and three others trapped inside until a s.w.a.t. team could free them. >> it's nothing short after a miracle we don't have multiple the suspect was firing multiple rounds outside of the window. >> a little bit angry about someone help the weaponry and the fire power. >> reporter: all six officers shot were released from the hospital. tw

. >>> shoot out in philadelphia. six police officers are wounded after a more than 7 hour standoff with an armed suspect. >>> recession fears prompt a massive sell off on wall street that's effecting markets around the world. >> whoa, oh my goodness. no, no, no. >> and a high speed pursuit ends in a violent crash in los angeles. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. from overnight in philadelphia a violent police standoff has ended with six officers wounded and the suspected gunman in custody. the standoff started yesterday afternoon when officers were serving a warrant at a home. the shooter apparently started firing at the officers. tom hansen is in philadelphia. what do we know now about the condition of those officers? >> hey, well, the six officers shot are all out of the hospital this morning. they all sustained nonlife threatening injuries and are expected to be okay. meanwhile, the investigation into just what happened

. ♪ evening, insults, jeers, hostility toward police in philadelphia, 6 philadelphia police officers shot and wounded by a convicted felony during a shootout yesterday. during that firefight a crowd amassed, screaming at police officers, shoving them as they walked past in a disgusting display of out right hatred toward law enforcement. and google refusing to work with u.s. defense department but not all too happy with working with chinese. google workers passing a petition demanding technology giant not bid on contracts with customs and border protection, immigration and customs enforcement. and office of refugees resettlement. we turn to jackie deangeles. >> this is an interesting story, google employees signing this petition, asking search giant to not bid on the contracts, specifically cloud service contract with u.s. customs, border patrol and i.c.e. ethere are more than 500 employee at that company to signed this particular petition, saying it perpetrating system of abuse and malign, neglect the border. we've seen this before at google, protesters protested last year about goin

. >> good evening, breaking news, 6 police officers in philadelphia, shot, this afternoon. all of them suffering nonlife-threatening injuries during a narcotics standoff. and today a trillion dollar sell-off on wall street. wall street firms, leftist national media talking down the trump stock market, and the trump economy today. is their focus is 2020. and putting a radical dimm in the white house. and investors, elated yesterday when president chose to delay more tariffs on about half of china's exports. why did the stock market plunge today? we'll take it up. much of the leftist media and business press were a-- agog overs inversion of the yield curb. today, they seems declaring a recession in immediate offing despite more than 70s% of country biggest companies quarterly earnings, higher than wall street has been expecting. and revenue of the companies in s&p up almost 5% over a year ago. so what is the problem? the market sole off, and sole -- sold off, and sold off big, with us, jackie deangeles, what a day. >> it was, the worst steepest sell-off of the year. we have s

a philadelphia police officer being taunted by bystanders. cleveland homicide detective is here tonight, he says these kinds of acts represent the worst part of humanity. you'll hear his thoughts. plus, fresh congresswomen barred from their upcoming trip to israel, president trump is weighing in on it again tonight. >> the things that they said, omar, tlaib, what they've said is disgraceful, so i can't imagine why israel would let them in. if they want to, they can, but i can't imagine why they would do it. trish: all that plus much more. "trish regan primetime" begins now. ♪ ♪ trish: tonight, sex offender and felon jeffrey epstein's autopsy results failing to put to rest are all those growing questions around his death. multiple broken bones in epstein's death. some medical examiners claim they're more consistent with being strangled than having committed suicide by hanging. the suicide, anyway, was what they told everybody. meanwhile, the other thing is being leaked to reporters. all of this intensifying the mystery around what exactly

and as we mentioned, big police town, the city of philadelphia. so many wondering what's going on with those officers who were shot. good news this morning, the six officers who were shot suffered nonlife-threatening injuries and have been released from the hospital. police sources say the suspect was possibly livestreaming on social media during that shoot-out. >> i mean, incredible images there. the mayor obviously angry. i mean, he even said that he's a little angry. but you worked in philly at our powerhouse station wpbi for four years so you're familiar with that area. you were talking with sources as a lot of this was going on. >> yeah, a lot of it, again, police town, more than 6,000 police officers on that philadelphia police force. they train for this. but obviously it's different when you're right in the middle of it. such a dangerous and violent situation there. but luckily this morning those officers are out of the hospital and they are okay this morning. >> and all going home to their families. >> right. >> so that is the good news. >

she pitched to the philadelphia mascot the phillie phanatic before a 5—4 defeat to the pirates. the two—time world cup winner is becoming a hit in all kinds of sports — it's after she kicked a 55—yard field goal at a training camp for nfl side the philadelphia eagles last week. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, eleanor roper, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hi there. temperatures still made the mid—20 celsius across the south—east of the country on wednesday but as these weather fronts move through they have introduced fresher conditions off the atlantic. low pressure is now in charge of the weather as we head on into the end of the week. in fact, a fair amount of rain in the forecast for northern and western areas. thursday is looking fairly unsettled again across scotland and northern ireland thanks to this area of pressure. it will be windy here with gusts reaching 30—a0mph in exposure. barely any showers the further south and east to go and again a fairly warm afternoon with temperatures re

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you represent a district right outside of philadelphia. i'm so, so sorry about this and i'm glad no one was killed, but they easily could have been. so our thoughts are with everyone there this morning. let's talk about guns. because you ran on this as a central focus of your campaign, you defeated an nra member. you flipped a red district to blue. you voted for the bipartisan background check act. but should the american people expect that this will actually make it through the senate this time when the numbers were more in favor of it back in 2013 after sandy hook and it didn't happen then? >> yes, and thank you so much for having me. i actually taught chemistry at nearby simon grats so this is really personal for me. i grieve for the community and the families of the police officers and the police officers, six police officers wounded, seven hours worth of ammunition that this gentleman had, 70 kids in nearby daycare. this is a tragedy. we are beyond the inflection point of having to do something about this, and as you mentioned, the ho

and i have to say, the philadelphia s.w.a.t. team is one of the best in the country, period, as far as the hostage negotiators go, they work seamlessly, you have the head of the s.w.a.t. team and also the police commissioner himself is there. you've got all the right people there in terms of decision-making and they'll be as patient as they can possibly be but if things turn south in terms of the threat to the officers or individuals that i understand they may have in custody from the narcotic raid, then change will happen and they'll take action. but, again, there's no s.w.a.t. better than the one we got right here in philadelphia. >> appreciate it. it's a pleasure to talk to you. thank you. we're going to continue to monitor the standoff, bring you updates throughout this hour. >>> the trump administration's attempt to redefine the words huddled masses. i'll speak with the former secretary of state as well as a former immigrant. i'll talk to steve bullock. tell him we're flexible. don't worry. my dutch is ok. just ok? (in dutc

abc's geobenitez is in philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic new video inside the ambush of philadelphia police. those officers serving a drug warrant, facing a dangerous convict armed with an ar-15 style rifle. the barrage of gunfire captured on this ring door cam obtained by our station wpvi. one officer seen tumbling down from the front steps of that house. >> cover him! cover him! >> reporter: officers grabbing another wounded officer, then ducking from the bullets to rush him to safety. six officers shot as the bullets bounced off buildings across the street. >> give me s.w.a.t. asap! long guns, asap. ng the home.rs shot. some evacuating children from a nearby daycare. >> we are still pinned down inside this location. male is inside shooting the kitchen shooting upwards and forwards to the position of the police. >> reporter: two officers trapped a floor above the gunman telling commanders not to risk rescuing them. >> i'm just amazed by the ability of those two officers to remain calm for as long as they did, for hours. >> reporter: seven hours after the first shots, the suspect ma

rick leventhal has more from philadelphia. rick? >> reporter: dana, crime scene investigators still here where the shooting and the standoff lasted some eight hours ending just after midnight after a tphar cot eubgs strike force tried to serve a warrant and the gun man opened fire on them a

philadelphia's elite strike force moved in with an armored vehicle. at least nine officers injury odd, six with gunshot wounds. one seen limping to a patrol car after being shot in the leg. >> i'm thankful. a little angry about someone having all that weaponry and all that firepower. we'll get to that another day. it's all about the officers and their families right now. >> reporter: all the injuries are considered to be nonlife-threatening. darria ol vinger, abc news, new york. >> hundreds of people from across the country are expected to attend the funeral of a woman killed in the el paso shooting. antonio says he and his late wife margie have no other family so he invited the public to the service. the funeral director said they're expecting more than 1,000 people to an rbi. >> i didn't think people really cared about me or about her or about anybody but he said i'm just overwhelmed with all of the support i'm so overwhelmed with all of the well-wishers. >> and the funeral home is taking care of all expenses. el paso's mayor and other elected offic

plus, breaking news from philadelphia. six officers wounded while trying to deliver a warrant to a subset back.k. they were all expected to recover. ongoing hostage situation. we will monitor that story and bring you any developments as we get them. ♪ eling. the first chill in the summer air, and each day shorter than than last. this is what you live for. it's your season. so head to bass pro shops and cabela's fall hunting classic sale and event. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ gen 8™ lenses ask your eye care professional today and learn more at transitions.com ♪ >> this is a fox news alert from fox news headquarters. i am aisha haas name. a tense, dramatic situation unfolding involving a barricaded gunman who is accused of shooting and injuring several police officers. at this hour, we have just gotten word that the suspect is now in police custody. again, this after an hour's long standoff. you are looking a

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first in philadelphia that same day, july 8 am a when colonel john nixon of philadelphia's committee of safety read the broadside from a wooden platform outside the state house. when nixon reached the conclusion, the gathered crowd arrested into repeated huzzahs. then members took down the kings coat of arms and threw them on a bonfire. the celebration continued for hours afterward. as john adams river, the city bells rang all day and almost all night. congress ordered other copies of dunlap's broadside to be sent far and wide, to committees of safety, counsel and state assemblies with the request that it be proclaimed in such a mode as that the people may be universally informed of it. over the following days, these declarations, dozens and dozens of them, were read in churches, public squares, and the troops of the continental army. when one of these declarations was read in baltimore, a band of jubilant patriots marked the occasion by dragging a dummy of our late king through the town in a cart and then setting it on fire in front of a large crowd. while only 25 copies of the broa

even the philadelphia district attorney said so. how in the world was he not behind bars? >> well, that's a very goodhi question, a question that many people are asking tonight. i can tell you 36-year-old maurice hill has been described as a career criminal, first entering the criminal justice system in 2001. he was arrested morete than a dozen times, convicted six other times, as recently as this year. he was arrested. but, apparently, the district attorney decided not to prosecute the cases the last time he was arrested. so that's the big question tonight, is why maurice hill was out on the street in the first place. >> jason: one other very quick question, chris. miraculously, how s.w.a.t. got up on the second floor and extracted five people when you have an active gunman right below them who was firing shots through the floor. any other details you can give us about that? >>iv well, a couple other vignettes. first of all, the policece won't get into strategy and to how those hostages were rescued, but they did say they were in constant communicationho with police offic