We're learning more about the police response to the deadly mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. Meanwhile, the Senate today is expected to vote on a bill to prevent domestic terrorism, after several recent mass shootings. Ukraine's president is upset with a suggestion from a former US secretary of state - we'll tell you why. A tragedy in Senegal as 11 newborns die in a hospital fire. And, a once stolen painting worth more than $100 million goes back on display.

We begin with a vigil held last night in Uvalde, Texas for the 19 children and 2 teachers killed in Tuesday's school shooting. Meanwhile, CNN has reviewed screenshots of text messages the gunman allegedly sent a teen in Europe minutes before the shooting. Oklahoma's governor has signed 2 controversial bills into law – we'll tell you what they're about. In China, more than 100,000 people attended a meeting on getting the country's economy back on track. And, Twitter paid a fine for not telling their users something.

We begin with continuing coverage on a deadly school shooting in Texas as authorities reveal new details about how the attack unfolded. We’ll also tell you about a new law that bans most abortions in Oklahoma. Plus, an executive with a company at the heart of a baby formula recall apologized during a House committee hearing.  Meanwhile, the CDC says there are more confirmed monkeypox cases in the US – we’ll tell you where. Lastly, we break down today’s gains on Wall Street.

In a special edition of CNN 5 Things, we’re breaking down the timeline of events leading up to a deadly mass shooting at a Texas elementary school. Plus, we’ll detail a showdown between Democratic gubernatorial nominee, Beto O’Rourke and Gov. Greg Abbott during a news conference on the shooting today. We’ll also hear an impassioned plea from an NBA head coach amid renewed calls for gun legislation. Then, we’ll tell you about the suspected shooter and what those who knew him are saying. Lastly, we'll hear from a parent who lost a child in the tragedy.

This afternoon, we start with the shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas - and the response from survivors and relatives of those killed in other mass shootings. Meanwhile, North Korea appears to be preparing for a nuclear weapon test, the US’s largest reservoir is at a record low, and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson responds to a report on “Partygate.” Lastly, an update from Davos, where Ukraine is on everyone’s mind.

A 10-year-old victim has been identified among the 19 children killed in the Texas school shooting, as the killings highlight the number of mass shootings in the US. Another shipment of baby formula is on its way to the US today. After overriding the Governor’s veto, Indiana lawmakers have pushed through a ban on transgender athletes on girls public school sports teams. A CNN investigation finds evidence that a Palestinian-American journalist was killed in a targeted attack - we’ll bring you the details. And, people could literally lose sleep because of climate change.

We begin with the tragic mass school shooting in Texas that killed at least 19 children and 2 adults. Several candidates backed by former President Donald Trump lost in yesterday’s primaries and runoffs in 5 states - we’ll tell you who the big winners are. Russia’s invasion is risking a global food crisis as it has effectively stopped all maritime port activity and trade in Ukraine. In Brazil, at least 22 people died during a police raid in Rio de Janeiro. And, new names have been proposed for some US bases named after Confederate figures.

We begin with President Joe Biden’s primetime address on a deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in Texas. We’ll also hear from Vice President Kamala Harris and the senator who gave a passionate speech pushing for gun reform. Plus, we have CNN projections from key races in Georgia’s primaries – one of five states where voters headed to the polls. We’ll also tell you about a hearing and investigation into a nationwide baby formula crisis. Lastly, we have details on new missile tests in North Korea.

We start with breaking news about a deadly elementary school shooting in Texas. Plus, we’ll tell you what a Ukrainian official is saying about more carnage in Ukraine’s southeastern city – Mariupol. We’ll also tell you about an arrest made in an attempted plot to assassinate former President George W. Bush. We’re also following key primaries in five states. Lastly, we’ll tell how many storms we can expect in the US this hurricane season.

12 PM ET: Primaries to watch, use-of-force policy change, global food crisis & moreIt’s primary election day in the US and five states are holding elections – we’ll give you a round-up of races to watch. The Justice Department is changing its use-of-force policy for the first time in nearly two decades. Russia has attacked Ukraine’s wheat supply and the UN says hundreds of millions of people around the world are facing starvation because of it. Hundreds of migrants were arrested at the US-Mexico border over the weekend and California might have to make drastic decisions to preserve water.