Good morning. Sunday, June the 15th. An active manhunt is still underway this hour for a Minnesota man

accused in the assassination of a Democratic state lawmaker and her husband and the attempted

killing of another lawmaker and his spouse. We'll have the very latest on the investigation, including new details on a target list that was left behind by the suspect.

Plus, we'll hear from Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar, who's speaking out this morning,

and we'll talk to the Minnesota Secretary of State about the climate amidst this political violence.

Plus, explosions have been heard across Iran this morning as the

conflict with Israel appears to be escalating into a wider and more dangerous war. We'll get the

latest from the region and taken from someone who was there. President's military parade was a bit

of a dud. We'll talk to Congressman and retired Colonel Eugene Minman about Trump's real military record. The No King's

protests, on the other hand, were broad and deep, held in thousands of locations across red and blue

states. And that's where we begin this morning with a split screen snapshot of where things stand

at this political moment. At the nation's capital, Donald Trump celebrated his 79th birthday

and the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary with events at the National Mall and a fireworks show that seemed to never end.

And despite some bad weather in the forecast, it didn't rain too much on his parade.

The event went on with soldiers marching down the street and other members waving atop tanks.

Well, there was a decent crowd in attendance for these events in Washington, D.C.

didn't come close to the more than 5 million people whom organizers, say, turned out to

more than 2,000 sites across the country to participate in the No King's mass protest movement.

Huge crowds came out in cities like Atlanta,

Austin, Texas, Seattle, and Denver. According to organizers, the flagship event in Philadelphia

drew more than 100,000 people who took to the streets and marched in the rain with signs like

these that denounced Trump's overreach and power grabs. There were even more people who

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