Tonight: New details emerge in the deadly shooting at a San Diego Islamic center, including the number of victims and the two suspects involved in the senseless attack. Plus, massive wildfires continue tearing across the West — we’ll break down the growing evacuation numbers and when relief may finally arrive. Also tonight, an American doctor tests positive for Ebola as the outbreak spreads across Africa. We’re inside the courtroom as a judge rules on key evidence in Luigi Mangione’s state trial, while tributes pour in following the death of former LAPD detective Mark Fuhrman at age 74. Plus, a judge tosses Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, and authorities make an arrest connected to the “Punch The Monkey” enclosure incident. And finally, a heartwarming moment as a sixth grader scores an inspiring basket in front of cheering classmates.
00:00: Intro
03:06 Deadly shooting at San Diego Islamic center
06:09 Massive wildfires tear across Western U.S.
09:02 American tests positive for Ebola as outbreak spreads in Africa
11:06 Trump’s $1.8B ‘weaponization’ fund
12:04 Judge rules on key evidence in Luigi Mangione’s state trial
13:09 Ex-LAPD detective Mark Fuhrman dies at 74
14:47 New video shows shocking moments at air show disaster
16:40 ‘Kars 4 Kids’ ads banned in California
18:27 Elon Musk lawsuit against OpenAi tossed
18:46 Arrest involved in Punch The Monkey enclosure
19:33 Sixth grader scores inspiring basket in front of his classmates
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