President Joe Biden pushes for stricter gun laws in a primetime speech from the White House – we’ll tell you about the proposals. Plus, Russian troops control a fifth of Ukraine as the fight in the country’s east intensifies. Meanwhile, we’ll break down the factors experts say could drive the world into the worst energy crisis in decades. Also, a move to deepen trade relations between the US and Taiwan has China raising an alarm. Lastly, Turkey has officially changed its name – we’ll explain why.

We begin this episode with the latest developments from a deadly shooting at a medical building in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Plus, the White suspect charged in a racist shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York appeared in court today – we’ll have details on his arraignment. We’ll also break down a CNN exclusive that reveals text messages former Trump White House chief of staff received during the Capitol attack. Also, disgraced attorney Michael Avenatti has been sentenced for stealing nearly $300,000 from his former client, Stormy Daniels. Lastly, a storm threatening Florida and Cuba could intensify - we're tracking its development.

We start on Capitol Hill, where the House and Senate are working to get something done on gun safety reform in the wake of yet another mass shooting. US job growth is booming and President Biden says there’s nothing much he can do right now on inflation and gas prices – we’ll tell you what an economist says needs to happen. Ukraine’s President shares a somber stat and a panel in California released a reparations report detailing slavery's lasting effects on Black Americans. Across the pond, Queen Elizabeth’s reign is being celebrated with an epic bash.

An armed attack at a hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma is the latest in a series of shootings in recent weeks. Ukraine’s President says more than 260 thousand children have been deported to Russia. The head of a major Wall Street firm warns of an "economic hurricane" - we'll bring you the details. Elon Musk has a warning for employees working from home. Plus, we'll tell you which country has just outlawed vaping.

We begin in Tulsa, Oklahoma where 4 people are dead after a gunman opened fire in a hospital. More than half a million people with student loans won’t have to worry about them anymore - we’ll tell you why. Russia isn’t happy that Ukraine is getting advanced weapons from the US and other countries. Queen Elizabeth II is marking 70 years on the throne today. And, a former Dallas Cowboys star has died.

We begin with a deadly shooting at a medical building on a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Plus, we’re breaking down an indictment against a White man accused of killing ten people at a grocery store in a predominantly Black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York. We also have details on a new security assistance package for Ukraine and the warning from a major bank CEO about the factors impacting the US economy. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a stunning World Cup playoff semifinal between Ukraine and Scotland.

We begin with reactions from Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard following a verdict in defamation lawsuits against each other. We’ll also hear from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on gun reform in the wake of mass shootings. Plus, we’ll have details on a meeting with President Joe Biden to address a nationwide baby formula shortage. Gas prices have also reached a new record – we’ll tell you how high prices have climbed in the US. Lastly, we’ll tell you about the festivities starting soon to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s new milestone.

The community is frustrated with how law enforcement responded to last week's school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. The school district's police chief has caught flak for the decisions he made that fateful day – CNN caught up with him this morning. In California, residents have to cut down on their water use because of historic drought conditions starting today. We'll also discuss the latest on record gas prices and the baby formula shortage in the US. Plus, Amazon is not happy about a certain bill making its way through Congress.

There are still a lot of questions about what happened in the Uvalde school shooting, including the decision by the school district police chief not to send officers in sooner. Three people were shot after a high school graduation ceremony in New Orleans - we'll bring you the details. New figures show Russian natural gas exports fell, but some in Russia aren't worried. A new report shows a record 1 billion meth pills were seized in parts of Asia last year. And, Nadal and Djokovic's 4-hour quarterfinal.

We begin this episode with a recording of the message sent to parents while a gunman was inside Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas. After making landfall in Mexico a deadly hurricane could threaten Florida later this week. The US is providing Ukraine with more advanced weapons - we’ll bring you the details. Meanwhile, a jailed Russian opposition leader says he’s facing more prison time. And, lockdowns are easing in Shanghai, but some aren’t taking a chance.