Police in Maine are hunting for Robert Card, who's accused of shooting and killing at least 18 people and injured 13 others in the normally quiet city of Lewiston. How the FBI surrounded the suspect's house, what's known about Card, the search for him, what shocked residents are saying, and what's known about the victims. While some humanitarian aid is finally being allowed into the Gaza Strip, the United Nations says that's not nearly enough to meet the essential needs of the more than two million people trapped in Gaza. How fuel is desperately needed; and a Canadian-Israeli member of Israel's special forces discusses the dangers of the looming operation, and his thoughts on the children left orphaned by this crisis. The NHL has suspended Ottawa Senators centre Shane Pinto for 41 games for "activities relating to sports wagering." How this is the first time the league has banned a player for sports betting since online gambling was legalized in Canada and the U.S. And more than 50 years after the Beatles broke up, the band is releasing one final new song. "Now and Then" will be their swan song, and features all four of the Beatles. How artificial intelligence made this possible.