BALDWIN: It was a routine drug warrant until it became a nearly eight-hour standoff in north Philadelphia. No one died, but six police officers were shot. Just moments ago, Philadelphia's Police Commissioner commended his entire department, but specifically two of those officers.</s>COMMISSIONER RICHARD ROSS, PHILADELPHIA POLICE: Two of the heroes that most have not thought about it, believe it or not, were the two officers upstairs. They were officers who knew they were trapped, who naturally wanted to go in immediately and get them. This is before SWAT got in. As I understand it, these officers were astute enough and wise enough and brave enough to say, do not come in here. Do not come in here. If you come in here, you will be met with severe gunfire. Now, think about what it takes to do that, to know that you're trapped in the building yourself, your natural inclination is to say, help, come get me, but they did the opposite.</s>BALDWIN: Also the Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney spoke, reiterating a point he had made last night, something has got to give on guns. He called on state and federal officials to either step up or step aside and let cities like Philadelphia enact their own solutions. I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thanks for being here these last two hours. Let's go to Washington. "THE LEAD" with Jake Tapper starts right now.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: From send them back to keep them here, "THE LEAD" starts right now.
Six Philadelphia Officers Shot During Eight-Hour Standoff.