People across the US are feeling the impact of man-made climate change. Ukraine's President will sit down with President Joe Biden today, but he's not likely to get everything he wants. Iowa's state House has voted to ban abortion as early as six weeks, now the bill heads to the state Senate. California has spent billions on trying to solve homelessness, but the problem got worse. Plus, a free solo climber falls to their death.

We begin with North Korea firing what appears to be a long-range ballistic missile off its east coast, according to South Korean officials. Plus, NATO's chief says the alliance has made changes to allow Ukraine to join in the future. The Justice Department has reversed course about former President Donald Trump’s immunity in the E. Jean Carroll civil case. Millions of people across more than a dozen states are under heat alerts. A convicted murderer and former follower of Charles Manson is out of prison. Lastly, we have the verdict in a prolonged battle over the late singer Aretha Franklin’s will.

We begin by breaking down some key talking points NATO leaders discussed about Russia’s war in Ukraine during a summit in Lithuania. A Georgia grand jury that’s expected to consider charges against former President Donald Trump and his allies for trying to overturn the 2020 election results has been sworn in. Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville has condemned White nationalists after initially refusing to denounce them. Bank of America has been ordered to pay for violating consumer financial protection laws.  And, two big lottery jackpots are up for grabs.

President Joe Biden meets with other NATO leaders today, with Ukraine's push to join the organization front and center. Severe weather is hitting large swaths of the US this summer - we'll tell you more about what's going on and why. Iowa kicks off a special session that could force the GOP's 2024 presidential candidates to take a stance on abortion. Northwestern University has fired its head football coach over hazing allegations. And, we'll tell you why comedian Sarah Silverman is suing Meta and the creator of ChatGPT.

NATO has kicked off a high stakes summit in Europe and Ukraine is still pushing for membership. Fighters in Sudan have been accused of carrying out executions and other war crimes. A grand jury is being selected today that will decide whether former President Donald Trump should face charges for trying to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. The White House has announced new measures to fight overdoses from "tranq dope". Plus, it's getting even harder to get homeowner insurance in California.

President Joe Biden has approved an emergency declaration in Vermont as the Northeast tries to recover from flooding. NATO leaders are kicking off a two day summit, and celebrating Sweden's new membership. Protestors are promising a "day of disruptions" in Israel. Police in Pennsylvania are looking for an escaped inmate with survival skills. Plus, there are concerns about Threads and the 2024 elections.

We begin with President Joe Biden’s expected meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a NATO summit this week. A request from an aide and co-defendant of former President Donald Trump in the classified documents case has the special counsel pushing back. The US Air Force is suspending personnel moves and bonuses. We’re following new developments into the discovery of a missing 14-year-old girl in a Marine Corps barracks in California. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a pageant winner who made history.

The NATO chief says Turkey has agreed to support Sweden's bid to join the alliance. Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar is recovering from an attack in federal prison - we have details. An Israeli bill that would overhaul the country's judicial system reached a key milestone today. The Marine Corps is without a confirmed leader for the first time in more than century - we'll explain the hold up. And, we'll tell you which metro area is getting hit the hardest by rising inflation.

Millions of people are under flood alerts in the northeastern US. President Joe Biden is in Europe for a big NATO meeting. Prosecutors in California have secured a first-of-its-kind conviction over a fentanyl death. Wagner's leader met with President Vladimir Putin after his short-lived rebellion in Russia late last month. Plus, more US cities are on a mission to make public transit free.

President Joe Biden is in London, where he'll likely have to defend one of his recent decisions on Ukraine. The UN is warning that Sudan is on the brink of a "full-scale civil war". Five members of Jehovah’s Witnesses congregations have been charged with child sexual abuse. We'll tell you why Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer wants an investigation into Prime Energy drinks. Plus, Harry Styles takes a hit to the face during a concert.