In the US, more than 100 million people are under heat alerts today and tomorrow, as heatwaves also hit other parts of the world. Twitter’s lawsuit against Elon Musk is expected to begin this morning - we’ll bring you the latest from our correspondent Alexandra Field. Meanwhile, the jury is set to be finalized in day two of Steve Bannon’s criminal trial. A new CNN poll shows Americans are not happy with how the country, the economy, or President Joe Biden are performing. And, $18 million worth of animal parts have been seized.

We begin with audio of last night’s school board meeting in Uvalde, Texas, where some parents demanded the district police chief resign. There’s some relief at the pumps for US drivers. In a rare foreign trip, Russian President Vladimir Putin is in Tehran to meet with the leaders of Iran and Turkey - we’ll tell you why. Extreme heat has gripped parts of Europe with wildfires and record temperatures. And, an Indiana man saves 5 sleeping children from a burning house.

Tonight, we’re talking about a new civil investigation into Amazon’s workplace safety - and what a US attorney’s office says the company might have hidden from federal regulators. Then, we'll discuss the continued fallout from the Uvalde elementary school shooting and how agencies are responding. CNN has obtained the unpublished memoir of the woman whose accusation led to Emmett Till's death - and an attorney for Till’s family says there are mixed emotions. Fire services are on high alert across western Europe, as the continent battles heat waves and wildfires. Lastly, there may be a silver lining for some drivers at the pump.

This evening, we’re talking about Dr. Anthony Fauci and his plans for retirement. Then, a new CNN poll reveals Americans’ worries - and might spell trouble for Democrats. We’ll tell you what Vice President Kamala Harris said at her keynote speech at the NAACP convention - and what lawyers can’t say at Steve Bannon’s trial. Lastly, we’ll walk you through Uber’s settlement over allegations it overcharged disabled riders.

This afternoon, we'll discuss the chilling report released over the weekend that describes a careless law enforcement response to the Uvalde elementary school shooting in May. And the victims of a different school shooting are closer to getting closure - a jury has started the process for deciding the sentence for the school shooter in Parkland, Florida. At least five people have died in Russian shelling of eastern Ukraine, and President Joe Biden plans to take climate matters into his own hands. Lastly, has the US failed to contain Monkeypox?

Newly released body camera footage from the Uvalde, Texas school shooting shows what law enforcement did and did not do. The Ukrainian military says it’s been able to push back Russian advances over the weekend, as officials say at least 353 Ukrainian children have died since Russia’s invasion. Steve Bannon’s criminal trial is expected to begin today. Hundreds of deaths are being blamed on soaring temperatures in Europe, as the UK expects one of the hottest days on record today. And shark sightings have closed 3 beaches along the NE coast.

We begin with the police chief of an Indianapolis suburb praising an armed bystander for killing a shooter in a mall food court. A preliminary report says officers responding to the Robb Elementary massacre “failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety” - we’ll bring you the details. Ukraine’s President has fired two top government officials after several people in both departments were accused of treason. A woman in a coma has woken up after 2 years and identified her attacker - we’ll bring you the details. And, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have tied the knot in Las Vegas.

Scientists were captivated when NASA released the first images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, which included images of distant galaxies billions of light years away. We examine what they could tell us about the universe and what else the telescope will be looking for in the years to come.

Guest: Ashley Strickland, CNN Space and Science Writer

The House Select Committee investigating January 6th wants more information from the US Secret Service. Victims’ family members brace for a report on the Uvalde school shooting. Farmers in Ukraine are being hit hard by Russia’s invasion. Western Europe is dealing with extreme heat that has already turned deadly. And SpaceX delivers more cargo to the International Space Station.

Exclusive CNN reporting finds Russian officials have been visiting Iran to examine weapons-capable drones. We’re learning more about how Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman responded when President Biden brought up the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. The House Select Committee investigating January 6th issues a subpoena to the US Secret Service. A new, simpler suicide hotline phone number goes nationwide. And after more than 30 years, Anheuser-Busch will stop advertising during the Super Bowl.