Prosecutors: Suspect Admits to Shooting that Killed Aldridge
CUOMO: We have new developments in the shooting that killed NBA superstar Dwyane Wade's cousin. Court documents show one of the two brothers charged with Nykea Aldridge's murder admitted to shooting at a different intended target. Aldridge was shot four times pushing her baby in a stroller. The shooting is now part of the most violent month in Chicago in almost 20 years. For some context on this particular crime and how it fits in, CNN's Ryan Young is live in Chicago with more. What do we understand, my friend?</s>RYAN YOUNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, good morning, Chris. You know, this is one of those hard stories. It's heartbreaking to hear the essence of it. I think it's important for us to go through the parts of this. The fact that she was walking with her child, stroller in front of her and, all of a sudden, she was shot four times, twice in the head. Now, the brothers now say they were aiming at someone else, but in Chicago, this has become far too common. In fact, people are talking about the violence all the time. The violence is up 43 percent compared to last year. You're talking about 487 murders, last year, there were 496 murders. So, you see the increase. But all across the city, people are asking for change. What's going on right now that's creating this crime that's being pushed forward? More than 30 kids have been shot this year. People are asking for something to happen, but so far, there have been no answers in terms of what will happen next. We know these two men have been arrested, but there are far too many crimes in the city that haven't been solved. In fact, the homicide solve rate here is pretty low and neighborhoods are asking for some change pretty soon. But, Alisyn, that hasn't happened and people want to know what will happen next.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. Thanks so much for all of that reports. Up next, Marco Rubio facing a big primary challenge to keep his Senate seat. Now, he's speaking out on CNN. The promise he will not make to voters during this election. That's next.