Inside American passengers’ journey home from hantavirus-hit cruise ship; What comes next for Americans exposed to hantavirus on cruise; Suspect opens fire at cars on Cambridge roadway; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
00:00 Intro
02:54 Hantavirus passengers back in U.S.
07:46 Gunman shoots at cars
09:13 Louvre terror threat
10:16 Wildfire burns across Everglades
11:51 Trump federal gas tax
13:58 Jet hits and kills trespasser
18:41 Trump’s historic China trip
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