Tonight several developing stories as we come on the air, millions under flood watches with

more torrential rain on the way, and college graduations disrupted by protests as negotiators

press for a ceasefire deal in Gaza.

First, the flood emergency, 21 million people in the South under watches, days of relentless

rain, leading to hundreds of high water rescues in southeast Texas.

The growing concern as a major river rises.

Another five inches of rain in the forecast

on top of the 15 inches that already fell this week. The threat expanding to other states in the

coming days. Samarath Theodore in the flood zone in Texas. Campus unrest

pro-Palestinian demonstrations disrupting college graduations.

The commencement interrupted at the University of Michigan.

Protesters clash with police at the University of Virginia.

And tonight the Education Secretary expressing concern about a rise in anti-Semitism on

campuses.

Also tonight, the Gaza negotiations intensify the CIA director arriving in Cairo to press for a temporary ceasefire but are Israel and

Hamas willing to cut a deal?

We speak with the family of an American hostage worried about what might happen if Israel goes ahead with a ground invasion of

Rafa. Tom Sufi Burrage with late details from Israel. The high stakes fundraiser in

Palm Beach, top Republican donors, and vice presidential hopefuls gather with

former President Trump, the election now six months away.

Felony charges, two teenagers accused of dumping trash into the ocean off of Florida

now facing the possibility of years in prison or hefty fines

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