Dangerous Weather Across America, Trump & Biden Debate Prep, Shootings in Ohio & Arkansas, FBI & The New Mexico Fires

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Dangerous Weather Across America

A damaging tornado in Wisconsin, a heat wave with triple digit temperatures continues in the East, 27 states will deal with near record-heat this week in the East, the West, Colorado and Oklahoma, all as Iowa, South Dakota, and Minnesota are under water with a deluge of rain and flooding. Correspondent Julie Walker reports.

Prepping For Debates

The first presidential debate is coming up on Thursday night and President Biden and former President Trump spent the weekend preparing in different ways. John Stolnis has more from Washington.

Ohio Mass Shooting

An overnight shooting in Columbus, Ohio left 10 people injured and a police searching for a shooter. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.

Border Order Fallout

The number of arrests by Border Patrol agents of people illegally crossing into the United States fell in May to the third lowest of any month during the Biden presidency. Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports that arrests are down sharply since the President announced new asylum restrictions.

Four Dead In Arkansas

A fourth person has died after a man armed to the teeth opened fire inside a grocery store during a mass shooting in a small Arkansas town. Correspondent Jackie Quinn reports.

New Gas Mileage Rules

Even though record amounts of oil are being produced in the nation, the Biden administration announced there are new federal rules for mileage standards. Correspondent Shelley Adler reports.

FBI Involved In New Mexico Wildfires

As hundreds of fire crews continue to battle wildfires in New Mexico, the FBI is now involved offering a reward for information on how the deadly blazes were set, and thanks to the weather, crews are starting to slowly contain it. Correspondent Julie Walker reports.

Trump Courts Evangelicals

As both President Biden and Donald Trump are continuing to prepare for this week’s first debate, the former president spent part of the weekend shoring up support among both conservatives and Evangelicals, seen as vital for his campaign’s success. Correspondent Walter Ratliff reports.

Migrants Remain Held

Authorities in Texas are calling for the justice system to do its part to keep the illegal immigrants accused of murdering a 12-year-old Texas girl behind bars. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports.

Rip Tide Troubles

We’re just days into the summer and already there have been tragedies along the Gulf beaches in Alabama and Florida, as deadly rip currents have taken the lives of as many as eight people. Pamela Furr has the details.

Violence In Los Angeles

Violent clashes broke out in Los Angeles where anti-Israel protesters who blocked people from entering a synagogue were met by counter demonstrators.

Man Steals Police Car

Police had their hands full in Northern Virginia just outside the Nation’s Capital. One of the people who were inside the stolen car got out, ran over to the police cruiser, and drove off.

Israeli Defense Chief To Washington

Tensions between the U.S. and Israel over weapons shipments continue to run high. As correspondent Karen Chammas reports, this comes as the Israeli defense chief heads to the Washington today to discuss a threat from Lebanon that could lead to a wider Middle East war.

Tech News

Follow the bouncing ball of artificial intelligence – this is the story of a Ukrainian student in America who has been regenerated as a Russian, to sell products in China. Dealing with this deep fake, here’s tech correspondent Chuck Palm.

Finally

It was another box office record for "Inside Out 2." Entertainment correspondent Margie Szaroleta has a look at this weekend’s winners.

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