Good day. Sunday, June 15th. 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

firework show that kind of seemed to not end. Despite some bad weather in the forecast, didn't rain

too much on his parade. The event went on with soldiers marching down the street and other members

waving atop tanks. While there was a decent crowd in attendance for those events in Washington, D.C.,

it didn't come close to the more than 5 million people who 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 up in cities like Atlanta, Austin, 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 participated in the main

protest in New York City, which attracted more than 200,000 people. Those who attended the

protest in San Francisco got pretty creative. They took

to the beach. Look at this. This is people. They created this large formation, which reads,

No King. There was a tremendous turnout in Minneapolis yesterday, despite the fact that there

had been a politically motivated shooting overnight that targeted a pair of state lawmakers

and their spouses, killing two of them. Out of an abundance of caution,

Minnesota's governor Tim Walz and his state patrol recommended that people not attend

yesterday's political rallies, but many still participated. The victims of the shootings were not

far from protesters' minds. At least a few signs were spotted honoring the memory of

Melissa Hortman, the former speaker of the Minnesota House,

who was one of the people killed along with her husband. The vast, vast majority of the No King's events yesterday were peaceful. That said, there were some one-off incidents of violence,

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