First up we have more details about the evidence against the man accused of the Brooklyn subway shooting. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has made an offer to buy Twitter outright and he's willing to pay cash. Elsewhere in the world Finland and Sweden are edging towards NATO membership, despite warnings from Russia. More than 300 people have been killed after flooding in South Africa. Plus, the UK is introducing some controversial migration laws.

We start this episode in Brooklyn, NY where Frank James is due in court on suspicion of setting off smoke grenades and shooting 10 people in the attack on Tuesday. In Ukraine a prized Russian ship has been destroyed – we’ll bring you the details. Police in Grand Rapids, Michigan have released video showing an officer fatally shooting a man earlier this month. He’s on paid leave while police investigate. At least 76 people have died in the Philippines after Tropical Storm Megi struck. And inflation’s hitting everyone – even Amazon.

Tonight, we break down the latest updates in the arrest and charging of the man suspected in Tuesday's Brooklyn subway shooting. We also discuss the videos released of the fatal shooting of a Michigan man earlier this month, and Cuba Gooding Jr.’s appearance in court today.

A suspect was arrested today following yesterday’s Brooklyn subway shooting. In this episode, we’ll also talk about the CDC’s Covid-19 death forecast for the US, and flooding in South Africa.

We start with the news that a person of interest in the NY subway shooting has now been named as a suspect. The shooting has led to debates around gun control in the US as Georgia passes a new concealed carry law. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is expected to announce a lot more funding for security support in Ukraine. Lawmakers from the state that gave the US a record-breaking transgender athlete want to restrict other trans women from competing. Plus, the CDC is extending the federal transportation mask mandate.

The hunt continues for the suspect in yesterday’s Brooklyn subway shooting, as police also look for a person of interest. Some European leaders are traveling to Kyiv today to meet Ukraine’s president, with one notably exception who says he’s been snubbed. A man in Australia has been charged with more than 400 sexual offenses against children. Also, we’ll tell you why one bank is warning that yesterday’s high inflation numbers could threaten US economic recovery. Plus, 8 tornadoes and and heavy snow touch down in parts of the US.

We begin with police looking for a person of interest in yesterday’s shooting attack on a Brooklyn subway. President Joe Biden calls Russia’s invasion of Ukraine a genocide, though not all world leaders are willing to use the term. A senior health official is warning that Shanghai’s Covid-19 outbreak hasn’t been effectively contained, as the city lifts the lockdown for some people. An uncontained wildfire in New Mexico has forced people to flee their homes. And, China’s censoring of the new “Fantastic Beasts” movie.

Tonight, we bring you the latest on today’s New York City subway shooting, the resignation and indictment of New York’s lieutenant governor, and the passing of comedian Gilbert Gottfried.

This evening, we bring you the latest details from this morning’s shooting at a New York City subway station, including an eyewitness account, officials’ reactions, and the rate of transit crimes leading up to the shooting. Lastly, we'll talk about a recession warning and the possible return of E-15 fuel at the pump.

We start in New York City this afternoon, where multiple people were shot in a subway in Brooklyn. You’ll hear the latest about the investigation and from a witness in the train. Inflation hit a 40-year high in the US, with food and gas prices responsible for most of the spike. The “partygate” scandal in the UK came to a head – Prime Minister Boris Johnson is being fined. Oklahoma becomes another Republican-led state to outlaw nearly all abortions and a major airline had to cancel some flights this summer.