Five hurt in Tacoma high school stabbing; NYPD officers hit by house explosion; Camp Mystic says it will not reopen after fatal floods; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
00:00 Intro
02:10 Washington high school stabbing
03:30 Queens house explosion
06:04 WHCD alleged shooter latest
08:04 Camp Mystic case
10:22 Iran War over?
11:33 U.S. flight to Venezuela
13:33 The Cost of Denial
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