We’ll give you the details of the January 6 committee’s prime time hearings yesterday, including claims the attack on the Capitol were part of an attempted coup by former President Donald Trump and his supporters. Meanwhile, Trump’s former Secretary of Education says she discussed invoking the 25th amendment with other Cabinet members. New details have emerged in the disappearance a journalist and an indigenous affairs expert in the Amazon. Fears of another lockdown have many Shanghai residents rushing to buy food and other essentials. And, a missing toddler has been found ... 40 years later.

We begin with the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol attack, calling it an attempted coup by former president Donald Trump and his supporters. The panel also played testimony from Trump's former attorney general who said claims the 2020 election was stolen was "BS" - we'll bring you the details. The head of DHS exclusively tells CNN about an operation to disrupt human smuggling networks at the southern border. A pro-Russian court has sentenced three foreigners to death for fighting for Ukraine. And, the Mars rover has made a friend.

The first of several public hearings on the investigation into the Capitol insurrection is happening tonight – we’ll take a look at what you can expect to see.  The FBI arrested a candidate in Michigan’s race for governor over his alleged connection to the Capitol riot. Plus, an officer in the state accused of killing a Black man during a traffic stop is facing criminal charges. Also, dozens of business leaders are calling on the Senate to address gun violence in the US. Lastly, we’ll explain why the world’s top golfers are no longer allowed to play in the PGA tour.

Tonight, the January 6th House select committee will hold its first hearing in primetime – we’ll tell you what to expect. Two senators leading negotiations share the latest on where things stands on a gun safety reform deal in the Senate. A US official says addressing the migrant crisis at the southern border requires a group effort, but some leaders of countries involved aren’t showing up to an important summit this week. The White House unveiled its vaccination plan for children under 5 and the search continues for two missing men in the Amazon.

The panel investigating the January 6th attack will show some of their finding in primetime tonight, as new audio from House minority leader Kevin McCarthy comes to light. President Joe Biden was on a late-night talk show last night, hoping to get his message out on guns and inflation. More details are being revealed about the company at the center of the baby formula shortage - we’ll bring you the latest. Shanghai authorities are denying rumors of another city-wide lockdown just days after Covid restrictions were eased for most residents. And, Thailand has decriminalized cannabis, but don’t light up a joint there just yet.

We begin with new audio of how House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy felt days after the January 6th attack, just as the investigating House Select Committee will begin revealing its findings on-air tonight. The House also heard from people affected from the mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas and Buffalo, New York, including from an 11-year-old who saw a friend and teacher killed. Ukraine's president says the battle for Severodonetsk will decide the fate of the Donbas region. The Biden administration is expected to unveil its plans to rollout Covid-19 vaccinations to kids under 5. And, warnings of a dangerous and deadly heatwave.

We begin with a gun reform measure that passed in the House and why it’s unlikely to move in the Senate. Plus, President Joe Biden is hosting nearly two dozen Latin American leaders for a summit in the US – but drama over the invitation list has several leaders deciding to boycott. Also, the first of several public hearings about the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack is happening tomorrow. Then, we have a warning about a potentially deadly heat wave in the US. Lastly, we’ll tell you about the cheerleader making NFL history.

We begin with an announcement from the US Justice Department about its review of how law enforcement responded to a deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. We’ll also hear from a survivor of that shooting and a mother whose son was injured in a racist attack at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York. President Joe Biden weighs in on the primary election results in key races in California. Plus, we’ll bring you the latest on a man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s house. Lastly, Europe may be closer to phasing out gasoline vehicles - we'll explain today's key vote.

We start on Capitol Hill, where a House committee is hearing emotional testimony from those affected by the mass shootings in Texas and New York – you’ll hear some of it. There are worries among Democrats the attorney general is dragging his feet on charges ahead of the January 6th House committee’s hearing tomorrow – we’ll tell you what new information the committee will now have its hands on. We’ll also bring you new details about the deadly car crash in Berlin and new claims against the FBI Larry Nassar’s victims are bringing about. Plus, some startups are getting some traction ahead of an important Supreme Court decision.

In this episode we bring you the latest on the hopes for a bipartisan gun safety deal. After 11 months and more than one thousand interviews the House Committee investigation of the January 6 insurrection holds its first public hearing. We bring you the latest from the war in Ukraine, as well as in Germany where a car has driven into crowd of people in Berlin. Finally, Target’s done what Target shoppers do best, bought too much.