BALDWIN: The community of Gilroy California, coming together to remember the three young people killed in Sunday's shooting at a food festival. Six-year-old Stephen Romero, 13-year-old Keyla Salazar and 25-year-old Trevor Irby. Today the youngest victim's cousin is speaking out about the pain and hurt of losing a family member to gun violence.</s>JOSHUA GUICHO, 6-YEAR-OLD COUSIN KILLED IN FESTIVAL SHOOTING: I remember when my mom told me that my Stephen passed away, while I was with my cousins and my mom was in the hospital, and so was my other friend. I couldn't tell my other cousins that he passed away. I had to hold it to myself for a day. So I convinced myself so hard that Stephen was still alive, kicking. That I would see him every Christmas as usual, pick out his outfit with my mom. I never thought any of my cousins would pass away to gun violence. I want everyone to stand strong and stand against gun violence. This isn't right. Especially for such a little boy to pass away like this. Is this really -- does this really have to happen for the whole world to know that gun violence is very bad? This is so unacceptable.</s>BALDWIN: Seven people are still recovering from their wounds in local hospitals. Police are still investigating a motive. We are here in Detroit. We are closer and closer to CNN debate this evening. Chris Cuomo and Wolf Blitzer are standing by. One of the candidates on tonight's stage will be join them. I'm Brooke Baldwin. You are watching CNN's special live coverage.
Community Gathers to Remember 3 Victims of Gilroy Attack.