Tonight's ten candidates took on healthcare. Callers diagnose who's proposals are fit for the US.

A caller who was at the Gilroy Festival with his son and wife shares his experience and thoughts in the wake of the shooting.

And, former commander with the San Francisco Police Department, Rich Correia shares police planning and incident responses, as well as incident intervention you can take before a tragic event takes place.

Summer festivals are now synonymous with soft targets. Outside Lands is coming up. How do you regard attending large public events? In an era of mass shootings, have we swapped trepidation for celebration? Should we?

The latest shooting took the lives of three and injured 13 in the Bay Area's own back yard: Gilroy. What do we do to stop this? What if it were your child? #GilroyShooting

As globlal a heat wave sets new records, John asks what can be done to combat this trend. Plus, rising concernsn among parents and medical professionals over teenage addiction to vaping.

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John Rothmann covers lots of ground tonight, from the southern border to North Korea.

After a 16 year moratorium on Capital punishment, Attorney General Barr has ordered the executions of 5 men.

Preceding the second Democratic Debate candidates are starting to attack each other. Is it time to hold Biden to his past mistakes, or are the Democrats cannibalizing themselves?

Meteorologist and long time friend of John's, Mike Pechner gives perspective on the off the charts heat waves in Alaska and Europe.