After the twin earthquakes struck Venezuela last week, a senior State Dept. official says at least 3 American citizens have died, and 12 are still missing and then it was reported that a hotel with more than 100 Venezuelans, who were deported from the U-S, collapsed during the quakes. The total death toll is almost at 2,000, and that's expected to rise. ABC News State Dept. Correspondent Shannon Kingston talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.

It was a huge night for Mexico at the World Cup as it ended a 40-year drought in the knockout round, defeating Ecuador 2-0. KNX News' Nataly Tavidian was out with some hyped up fans at a watch party in downtown L.A.

Sandy and Luna have left the nest after one pushed the other out in a forced fledge on Sunday. Karen Adams reports.

We got several big decisions on the last day of the Supreme Court's term. ABC's Steven Portnoy talks about them with KNX News' Alex Silverman.

On Tuesday, Senator Adam Schiff called out the high cost of gas and announced his plans to introduce legislation to bring about a windfall profits tax on oil companies. KNX News' Karen Adams reports.

An 8-ton steel beam from the South Tower of the World Trade Center will be on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley from July 2nd to the 6th. Pete Demetriou reports.

Olarte Transportation in downtown Los Angeles is packing donations to drive to Florida and fly out to Venezuela to help those affected by the double earthquake. Emily Valdez has the story.

LeBron James is leaving the Lakers. Multiple media outlets say James told the team it can move on without him because he will play elsewhere this upcoming season.

Lineage, the tenants of the cold storage warehouse that caught on fire on June 17, has created an air quality monitoring site to inform residents of what’s in the air. Craig Fiegener reports.

The Supreme Court has upheld birthright citizenship in a six-to-three vote, striking down President Trump's executive order that attempted to deny American citizenship to babies born in the US to parents in the country illegally or temporarily. Loyola Law Professor Justin Levitt talks about it with L.A.'s Morning News.