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Gun violence archive and at least 20 people were killed, and 102 people were injured during the onslaught of violence. at the current pace, 2023 is set to be a record setting year for mass shootings, shattering the previous record set only two years ago. this is our grim reality of living in a country unwilling and unable to address its own gun violence problem, for his part, president biden is renewing calls for action. and the statement made after the string of fourth of july holiday shootings the president argued quote, i continue to, call upon republican lawmakers in congress to come to th...

Migrant Child Rescued from Dangerous Texas Heat near Border River by BOB PRICE 9 Jul 2023 Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a migrant child

This is keeping travelers on high alert. >> they tried to check our carry-on bags, i said no, i need some extra things i case i have to spepd the night in the airport, and we have lounge access, we made sure we could get to a lounge in case we got delayed. that was my thinking ahead, too. >> people are getting creative with the situation at the airport the past couple of days. the tsa says friday was record setting, they screened more than 2.8 million passengers. back to you. >> unbelievable number, molly, i was thinking about this weekend, united airlines ceo scott kirby, takes a private jet ...

At the same time, he says anything inconsistent, if he testifies at trial, the state is going to figuratively bash him over the head with that. thousands of americans are dealing with a travel nightmare at the airports nationwide. flight aware reports roughly 4,500 u.s. flights have been cancelled or delayed today as severe storms are moving through the country. at the same time, heavy, dangerous wildfire smoke is encroaching on major cities, moving in from canada. then you add a record setting heat wave. that's growing, spreading up from the south. let's go to nbc's antonia hilton, joining ...

This year's graduating class was awarded $121 million in scholarship money. That's $14 million more than the class of 2022.