U.S. launches retaliatory airstrikes after Iran attacks commercial ships; Search for missing cargo plane; Rush to stabilize NYC high-rise at risk of collapse; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
00:00 Introduction
02:09 U.S. launches new ‘powerful’ strikes against Iran
05:04 Search for missing jet
06:21 High-rise collapse threat leads to evacuations
08:44 Democrats pressure Main Senate candidate Graham Platner to exit the race
10:33 Extreme weather across the country
12:02 Argentina’s stunning World Cup comeback
13:56 Looming Medicaid cuts put care for disabled at risk
17:44 Wildfire threatens popular resort in Spain
17:57 Husky rushes to protect boy from charging bear in Connecticut
18:09 Dolly Parton musical comes to Broadway
18:35 There’s Good News Tonight
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