Never-before-seen footage shows congressional leaders fleeing the Capitol during the attack on January 6th. Ukrainian forces have a problem with a vital source of communication - Space X satellites. A human rights watchdog says at least 23 children were killed last month during protests in Iran. Several brands are selling sports bras with high levels of a toxic chemical - we'll bring you the details. Plus, a new song released by Queen, that's actually pretty old.

The House select committee investigating the Capitol insurrection voted to subpoena former President Donald Trump – we’ll also hear new audio from congressional leaders who scrambled to save the Capitol during that January 6, 2021 attack. At least five people have been killed following a shooting in Raleigh, North Carolina. Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. will not face jail time after complying with the terms of a plea deal in a forcible touching case. Elon Musk is under investigation over his deal to buy Twitter. Lastly, US high school seniors had the lowest average ACT test scores in more than 30 years.

The January 6th House Select Committee held their last hearing ahead of the midterm elections - we'll break down the new evidence they presented. The Supreme Court has rejected former President Donald Trump's request to intervene in his legal battle against the Justice Department. Families of victims in the 2018 Parkland, Florida school shooting criticized the jury's decision to recommend a life sentence for the shooter, rather than the death penalty. An American fighting for Ukraine has died. Plus, social security checks get the biggest boost in decades - but it may not be enough.

We start by breaking down the latest federal data on consumer prices, and what they could mean for the Federal Reserve's fight against inflation. A Florida jury has recommended sentencing Nikolas Cruz to life in prison for killing 17 people and injuring 17 others in the 2018 Parkland school shooting in Florida. The January 6 House Select Committee is holding its last hearing before the midterm elections next month - we'll lay out what you can expect from the panel today. North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has announced his nuclear forces are ready for war. And we'll tell you just how much the US is suffering from drought conditions lately.

It's the January 6 House select committee's last hearing before the midterms today - we'll tell you what to expect. There's been a rare, surprising, but brief protest in Beijing. Police in Ukraine have described a drone strike in Kyiv as a "kamikaze" attack. We'll tell you about another record breaking fentanyl seizure in New York City. And, CVS is making tampons cheaper.

We’re on the fourth consecutive day of airstrikes on Ukraine, as NATO reaffirms its support for the country. A new witness account alleges Former President Donald Trump ordered documents be moved from his Mar-a-Lago estate. A concealed carry law in New York can remain in place - for now at least. The LA councilmember who recently stepped down as president has now resigned from her seat for making racist comments. Plus, an OnlyFans creator in Singapore has been sentenced to prison time.

A Trump employee made a stunning revelation to the FBI about classified documents at the former president's Mar-a-Lago home. Los Angeles City Council member Nury Martinez resigned from office two days after stepping down as president. The UN General Assembly has approved a resolution that condemns Russia’s attempted annexations of four regions in Ukraine. Iranian officials admit that student protesters are being detained and taken to mental health institutions. Lastly, scientists are reporting a new discovery as Lake Mead’s water levels continue to fall.

The jury has awarded nearly a billion dollars to families of victims and a first responder in the Sandy Hook school shooting - they sued conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for defamation. Russia continues its latest air assault on Ukraine. The CDC has signed off on updated Covid-19 boosters for children as young as five years old - we have the latest on who's eligible. A former police officer in Texas is out on bond today after shooting an unarmed teenager - we'll tell you what we know about the incident. Plus, a case before the Supreme Court has the art world on the edge of its seat.

President Joe Biden says he doesn't think there will be a recession - but many economists are less optimistic. The White House is facing pressure to review the US' relationship with Saudi Arabia over OPEC's decision to slash oil production. It's the third day of deadly strikes in Ukraine and Russia has made arrests over the Crimea bridge blast. A federal judge could threaten the Biden Administration's student loan debt cancellation program. Plus, the fattest bear in Alaska is crowned.

NATO defense ministers are meeting today to discuss the war in Ukraine after more deadly attacks from Russia. The US Supreme Court says it won't get involved in a case on whether fetuses have constitutional rights. Tulsi Gabbard says she's leaving the Democratic party - we'll tell you why. Myanmar's former leader has been given another 3 years in prison, taking her total sentence to 26 years. Plus, is 97 too old to be involved in politics?