Good evening at the end of a consequential Memorial Day weekend. This is, after all, not

just the unofficial start of summer, could also be the beginning of the end to COVID as

a daily, all-encompassing part of our lives. And we can certainly hope so. We begin though

with breaking news in the search for three people who open fire at a concert venue outside

Miami over the weekend. Two people were killed. Twenty-one others wounded. And just a short

time ago, we learned authorities have a key new piece of evidence to work with.

Susan Slaia-Lassantiego joins us now. So, Laila, what's the latest?

Anderson Investigators found the SUV that was connected to this shooting, this key piece

of evidence, now helping them to kind of piece together that puzzle. It was found about

10 miles away from the shooting in a canal submerged. And it had actually been reported

missing or stolen rather in mid-May. Now, all of this is after police released a surveillance

video earlier today in which they showed what happened before the shooting took place.

You see a Nissan Pathfinder arrive about three individuals who come out armed and then

run right back over to the car. Now, what you don't see is how young the crowd was at that

concert venue. A lot of the victims in their 20, those who had been hurt. One person as

young as 17 police saying today that they believe that this was all stemming from an

ongoing rival between two groups even said that there was some sort of back and forth

on social media that was also playing a role in this. Now, a lot of city leaders today

spoke out saying that this is despicable, that this is something that was senseless. And even at that

press conference, we heard from the father of Clayton Diller. He actually interrupted the press

conference, clearly very distraught. A lot of anger, a lot of pain that he was showing there.

We are at the hospital where some of those who were injured are tonight. And I can tell you that

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