Gun violence is an issue that has plagued the United States for years. ABC News hopes its efforts to track the problem across a recent week will shed new light on it. The Disney-backed news outlet …
The Disney-backed news outlet is on Sunday launching “One Nation Under Fire,” a new project in conjunction with news staffers at ABC’s local TV stations that hopes to explore the root causes of gun violence by tracking a week of shootings across the U.S. from July 17 to July 24. The project will get a spotlight during Sunday’s broadcast of ABC News’ “
ABCNews staffers on the project turned to the Gun Violence Archive, an independent research group that tracks incidents from more than 7,500 law enforcement, media, government and commercial sources daily, for help in finding activity across the week. According to the database, 262 deaths caused by gun violence took place during the week ABC News is examining, which equates to two lives lost per hour. Some ABC stations are providing footage, if it exists, of incidents in their vicinities.
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