CNN is now reporting at least 10 mass shootings this weekend that left at least 12 people dead and many more wounded - we’ll bring you the details. We’re also learning that the suspect accused of killing a judge in Michigan this weekend apparently had a hit list. At least 28 people are dead after a mass shooting at a church in Nigeria. South Korea says it and the US fired eight missiles after North Korea earlier did the same. Plus, Top Gun: Maverick is still flying high at the box office.

We begin this episode with details of a series of deadly mass shootings across the US this weekend. Meanwhile, at least one senator tells CNN he’s more confident than ever that Congress can reach an agreement on gun legislation. Russia’s President says some Ukrainian targets that were off the table could be back on - we’ll tell you why. The UK’s prime minister faces a vote of no confidence today after losing the support of dozens in his own party. And, a surprise guest at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.

This week, the House select committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol is set to kick off a series of high-profile public hearings. We examine what new ground these hearings will cover and look at what remains unanswered about what former President Donald Trump and his allies were doing before and during the riot. 

Guest: Ryan Nobles, CNN Congressional Correspondent

Major new gun legislation seems unlikely, even amid multiple new instances of gun violence. French President Emmanuel Macron angers Ukraine’s foreign minister. Police in Hong Kong crack down on people trying to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre. Iga Swiatek continues her dominance at the French Open. And Katya Echazarreta becomes the first Mexican-born woman to reach the edge of space.

Parents voice their frustration at the first school board meeting since the elementary school massacre in Uvalde, Texas. A former Wisconsin judge is killed in what appears to be a targeted attack. Parts of South Florida are flooded after a tropical storm system dumped heavy rain on the area. The manufacturing plant at the heart of the baby formula crisis is set to restart work. And a Japanese man makes history as the oldest person to sail solo across the pacific nonstop.

Dr. Oz will be the Republican nominee in the race for the US Senate after his challenger conceded in the Pennsylvania primary. Plus, we’ll tell you what a new report says about the battle for the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine as Russia’s war in the country continues. We also have a warning from a CDC official about the spread of monkeypox in the US and the Justice Department's decision not to charge two former Trump administration officials on contempt charges. Lastly, we’ll tell you how more than a dozen people stranded at sea got help.

President Joe Biden brushes off Elon Musk’s economic fears following a speech about the May jobs report. Plus, former Trump adviser Peter Navarro has been indicted on criminal contempt charges – we’ll explain how he got here. We’ll also tell you about a deadly shooting outside of a church in Iowa and a train derailment in Germany. Lastly, LeBron James is a billionaire – we’ll tell you how he achieved the milestone.

We start this afternoon off discussing the most important figures from the latest jobs report, which saw the market slightly slow down in May amid recession fears. Meanwhile, the manufacturing plant at the heart of the US baby formula shortage will restart operations tomorrow. The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack has scheduled its first public hearing for next week – we'll tell you what you can expect. Today marks 100 days since Russia invaded Ukraine and a new report has some troubling news about the future of Social Security.

In this episode we hear more about President Joe Biden who spoke out last night about the need for gun measures in the country. The shooting in Tulsa, Oklahoma earlier this week marks the 20th mass shooting in the country since the shooting at the Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. President Biden will meet later Saudi Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman later this month. In the UK, people are taking in part in the second day of Platinum Jubilee celebrations – we’ll bring you more details. And a Harry Potter book with mistakes is going up for sale.

In this episode we hear from President Joe Biden who spoke out last night about the need for gun measures in the country. More details are emerging from the shooting in Tulsa, Oklahoma earlier this week. An escaped convict in Texas has been killed after a shootout with police. It’s been 100 days since Russia invaded Ukraine and the conflict shows no sign of slowing down. And finally we’ll tell you about a first at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.