This evening, authorities are revealing how an 18-year-old shooter entered an elementary school that led to a massacre in Uvalde, Texas. Plus, the US Treasury Secretary admits she was wrong about the risk inflation would pose on the US economy. We’ll also get into a US Supreme Court ruling that temporarily blocks Texas from enforcing a law that makes it difficult for social media platforms to moderate their content. Then, we’ll hear from a World Health Organization official about the countries with the most monkeypox cases. Lastly, BTS takes a stand against hate crimes targeting Asian-Americans during a White House visit.

We begin with a meeting between President Joe Biden, the Fed Chair and Treasury Secretary about inflation and the US economy. Plus, we have the details on an EU agreement to ban most Russian oil imports. We’ll also hear from Hillary Clinton’s campaign lawyer, Michael Sussmann, after a jury found him not guilty of lying to the FBI. Then, we’ll tell you about a storm that could hit Florida this weekend. Lastly, we’ll break down what a new study says about a link between your walking speed and dementia.

The House and Senate are working on gun safety reform legislation as families bury their loved ones in Uvalde, Texas this week. We have exclusive reporting about where the Supreme Court’s investigation into who leaked the Roe v. Wade draft opinion earlier this month stands. The Fed chairman and President Biden are meeting today to talk inflation – we’ll tell you Biden’s plans to tackle it. Researchers discovered a possible hiccup with Pfizer’s anti-viral pill to treat Covid-19 and a US congressional delegation made a surprise, international visit.

We begin with bipartisan talks on gun control happening today in wake of the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. President Joe Biden will meet the chairman of the Fed today to talk inflation. In Ukraine, Russian forces are moving in on the city of Severodonetsk. The black box has been found in a plane crash that killed 22 people. And, some American soldiers are coming home after more than 70 years.

We start today in Uvalde, Texas where families are saying their final goodbyes to victims of the Rob Elementary School shooting. Meanwhile, the Uvalde tragedy has spurred gun control action in Canada. EU leaders have agreed to ban most Russian oil imports by year’s end. An NFL player has died at the age of 25 - we’ll give you the details. Plus, a bizarre story that involves a man in a wig, cake, and the Mona Lisa.

In this episode, President Joe Biden says the US is turning down a top weapons request from Ukrainian officials – we’ll explain why and how Ukraine is responding. Plus, the US Justice Department will review how law enforcement handled a deadly elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. In our health news, there may be a link between hepatitis A cases and organic strawberries – we have the details. Also, Mexico is bracing for the first hurricane of the eastern Pacific season. Lastly, we’ll tell you how airline challenges could impact your summer travel plans.

In Uvalde, Texas, families and loved ones say goodbye to two, 10-year-old girls who were killed in the school shooting, amid more gun violence this weekend. Two Republican lawmakers were on CNN this weekend with different opinions about legislative gun safety solutions. Plans are underway to ramp up monkeypox testing in the event of a widespread outbreak. Authorities in Nepal are recovering the bodies of people aboard a plane that crashed Sunday. Plus, US gas prices are at the highest they’ve ever been.

Demonstrators yelled at President Joe Biden in Uvalde, Texas on Sunday, asking him to do more to prevent future tragedies. Covid numbers are rising again in the US. A rule change means no-one’s too old to join Russia’s army - we’ll explain. Dozens have been injured during a controversial march through occupied East Jerusalem on Sunday. Top Gun’s box office opening actually will take your breath away.

We begin this episode with the DOJ announcing it'll review the police response to the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, as questions continue about why officers waited to confront the gunman. Many hoping to travel this US holiday weekend are finding their flights canceled. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband has been charged with driving under the influence. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been visiting troops on the frontline, as fighting rages on in the country. And, dozens are dead after heavy rains and landslides in Brazil

Americans are searching for answers following the elementary school massacre in Uvalde, Texas, which claimed the lives of at least nineteen children and two teachers. We examine the gun laws that allowed the suspect to purchase the weapon allegedly used in the attack and look at whether Congress could pass any new gun control legislation after years of inaction.

Guest: Nick Watt, CNN Correspondent