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Geoff: Good evening.
It is good to be with you.
We start with today's headlines
and the news of more gun
violence.
At least eight shootings with
multiple injuries and deaths
across the country.
Three people were killed in an
early morning shooting in
Michigan and another few are
dead after an overnight shooting
in Tennessee.
In South Carolina, a graduation
shooting left one woman dead.
In downtown Philadelphia, shots
ring out, leaving three dead and
12 others hurt.
In Phoenix, one person is dead
and eight others injured in a
shooting near a strip mall.
Two other people were killed in
the city into separate shooting
incidents.
Inmates in Arizona, to debtor
and to injured after a shooting
outside a bar overnight.
As we have reported, gun
violence is surging across the
country and data shows the
number of multiple victim
shootings first spiked in April
2020 and has stayed high ever
since.
Turning out to the war in
Ukraine, Russian missile strikes
early today interrupted the
weeks long quiet think eve.
No one -- in Kyiv.
Vladimir Putin issued this
cryptic threat to the west.
>> If they are supplied, we will
use our means of destruction,
which we have plenty, in order
to strike at objects we have not
yet struck.
Geoff: The Pentagon says it will
take weeks to get the latest
U.S. Military assistance onto
the battlefield.
In Nigeria, as many as 50 people
are feared dead after gunman
opened fire and detonated
explosives at a catholic church
today.
A warning, the following images
are graphic.
Bloodstained pews and the bodies
of worshipers were cleared.
Gunmen attacked as congregants
gathered for mass and objected
-- and abducted the priest.
After a chemical explosion, 49
people are dead and 100 injured
and firefighters tried to
control a blaze.
North Korea fired eight short
range ballistic missiles into
the water east of the Korean
peninsula Sunday.
Japan's defense minister calls
this barrage unprecedented.
This is North Korea's 18th round
of missile tests this year.
And on the final day of her
platinum jubilee, crowds reveled
as queen Elizabeth the second
made a surprise appearance on
the balcony of Buckingham palace
this afternoon to punctuate the
celebration.
She last appeared on Thursday
say for a prerecorded video
appearance yesterday.
She skipped events Friday and
Saturday after Buckingham palace
says she experienced some
discomfort during Thursday's
festivities.
Still to come, we talk with an
expert about the warning signs
of online extremism and what
parents can do to protect their
kids.
And the weekend spotlight.
Businessman mark capon -- mark
Cuban's latest effort to bring
down the cost of prescription
drugs.
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