In this episode CNN's Polo Sandoval brings you the latest on a police investigation after authorities shot a 25-year-old Black man in Akron, OH. We bring up to speed with the holiday travel chaos. There was another shooting this weekend, but this time in the Danish capital, Copenhagen. In Ukraine, Russian troops have claimed control of the last remaining Ukrainian-controlled city in the eastern Luhansk province. Finally, why residents in New Port Richey, Florida are quarantining (no, it's not Covid-19).

In the days following the Supreme Court opinion which overturned Roe v. Wade,states have been left to decide how to regulate abortion. We examine the fallout in Missouri, where an abortion ban is forcing patients to travel across state lines for care and pushing local prosecutors to consider whether or not they’ll enforce it.

Guest: Alexandra Field, CNN Correspondent

Airline pilots say they are overworked as Americans take to the skies for the July 4th holiday. Akron, Ohio braces for the release of body cam video in the death of Jayland Walker. The Supreme Court wants Maryland to enforce laws that prohibit picketing outside Justices’ homes. Safety experts fear irresponsible fireworks use could spark wildfires. And the US men’s soccer team clinches a spot in the 2024 Olympics.

New York quickly responds to a Supreme Court gun ruling by passing a new gun safety law. Air travel is shaping up to be an absolute mess this holiday weekend. A Texas State Board of Education working group suggests using the term “involuntarily relocated” when discussing the slave trade. Monkeypox cases are on the rise in the US. And a semi-truck full of bees overturns on a Utah highway (the bees were not pleased).

The US is giving Ukraine another round of military aid – we have the details. We’ll also hear from the wife of WNBA star, Brittney Griner, who’s detained in Russia. Plus, we have an update about who may have contacted a former Trump White House aide before she testified during a Capitol insurrection hearing. A woman accused of scamming investors out of billions is on the FBI’s ten most-wanted list. Lastly, we’ll explain why you’ll want to check your local forecast or flight status this holiday weekend.

We begin with President Joe Biden’s meeting with Democratic governors on abortion rights. We’re also following a deadly Russian strike on a residential building and recreation center in Ukraine. Then, we’ll hear from a civil rights activist following the discovery of an unserved arrest warrant in the death of Emmett Till. A popular online gamer on YouTube has died – we have the details on his passing. Lastly, some famous names are set to receive the nation’s highest civilian honor.

The trial for American basketball star Brittney Griner, who has been detained in Russia since February, started today. It comes as one Ukrainian city was hit with several airstrikes overnight, as Russia's war in the country rages on. We'll break down the major election implications of a redistricting case the Supreme Court will hear next term if North Carolina Republicans get their way. Plus, GOP Congresswoman Liz Cheney is fighting for political survival. And lastly, Uber releases its latest safety report.

In this episode we bring you the latest from the January 6 House select committee, as star witness Cassidy Hutchinson says she was contacted by someone trying to influence her testimony. New polls show the vast majority of Americans are unhappy with the state of the US - we'll tell you why. Brittney Griner is on trial in Russia today. Back in the US, a judge has ruled that the family of Gabby Petito can sue her fiance's family. Finally, a Himalayan kingdom that charges tourists $200 a night.

We start with a warning about travel chaos heading into the holiday weekend, with one airline already cancelling flights. In Florida, a judge says he'll block a new state law banning abortion from 15 weeks. A woman has been arrested in Costa Rica after she was accused of killing an elite cyclist in the US - we'll tell you how US Marshalls tracked her down. Hong Kong is marking 25 years since the British gave the city back to China. Plus, a newly discovered arrest warrant has Emmett Till's family calling for justice.

Ukrainians have retaken a strategic territory once controlled by Russian troops. Plus, one of the suspects charged in a deadly smuggling operation in Texas made his first court appearance. We'll also explain the demands and frustrations that have some Delta pilots protesting. The US stock market marked its worst first half of the year since 1970. Lastly, we’ll tell you what scientists discovered that may explain why more women get Alzheimer’s than men.