Good evening. I'm

I'm on the Navas. Jeff Bennett is away on the news hour tonight. A gunman

kills more than a dozen people at a university in Prague, making it the Czech Republic's worst mass shooting.

A congressional impasse over border funding highlights why the U.S. immigration system is not equipped to handle the record

number of migrants arriving each day.

And tensions rise in southern Lebanon as Israeli forces and Hezbollah trade fire with civilians caught in the middle.

The best solution for our area is that the conflict stops, that the military operations stop,

and that the Lebanese army and the United Nations take over and that all parties agree to this. Welcome to the news hour. One of Europe's most majestic capitals was shattered today by gunfire.

A shooter at a university in Prague killed at least 14 people and wounded at least 25.

The government of the Czech Republic has declared Saturday a day of national mourning.

Prague is on high alert after the mass shooting at a Charles University building downtown.

43 year old Yvo Havranek was an eyewitness.

It was a couple of banks.

I didn't even realize it's a shooting then suddenly there were students and teachers running

out of the building.

Havranic was downtown during the shooting and filmed this video of police rushing to secure

the scene and people hiding from the gunman on the rooftop.

Police say the suspect was a 24-year-old who had expressed suicidal thoughts.

He killed his father in the Clodno region outside the capital before going to Prague to

continue the violence.

He opened fire on the philosophy department where he was a student.

The shooter has not been named but police say he was killed.

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