Good morning. Today on legal docket, a wrong address and a SWAT raid. The Supreme Court wants to know how much checking is enough before the flashbangs fly.

How about making sure you're on the right street? Checking the street sign? Is that asking too much?

The High Court taking up the question what happens when federal agents kicked down the street sign? Is that asking too much? The High Court taking up the question,

what happens when federal agents

kicked down the wrong door?

Also, today the Monday Money Beat,

economist David Bonson is standing by,

and today we imagine he is king for the day.

And later, the World History Book,

remembering a major flood almost 80 years ago.

The dike broke, the dike broke.

So we jump on our bicycles.

It's Monday, June 2nd.

This is The World and Everything in it from listeners-supported World Radio.

I'm Mary Reichert.

And I'm Nick Eker. Good morning.

Time for the news. Here's Kent Covington.

The FBI is investigating what it referred to as a targeted terror attack in Boulder, Colorado.

A man reportedly wielding Molotov cocktails attacked a group of people who had gathered Sunday to draw attention to Israeli hostages still being held by Hamas in Gaza.

One witness described the alleged attacker.

Surrethless and was yelling with some kind of accent and was threatening to burn people.

Boulder Police Chief Stephen Redfern.

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