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This is CNN Breaking News.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper, and we start with the breaking news. The FBI director

himself, Cash Patel, now headed to Utah to help investigate the assassination of Trump ally

Charlie Kirk, as this manhunt intensifies. Kirk, the conservative activist, was fatally shot

in the neck at a college event yesterday about 40 miles south of Salt Lake City,

the 31-year-old leaving behind his wife, Erica, and his two young children.

Sources tell CNN that Vice President J.D. Vance changed his plan from attending a 9-11 anniversary

event, commemoration event, in New York, to go to Utah instead. That way Air Force, too,

can fly Kirk's remains to where he lived in Phoenix, Arizona. Earlier today, the FBI released these two images of a man whom they say

is a, quote, person of interest, the FBI offering a $100,000 reward for any information that

helps find Charlie Kirk's killer. Authorities announced earlier today that in the forest nearby, near the shooting,

they found a high-powered bolt action rifle that they believe was used to kill Charlie Kirk.

A number of scrawled writings on the rifle and ammunition were discovered.

Sources tell CNN the topics ran from the transgender community to anti-fascism,

but sources caution that it's too early to assign motive.

Investigators are also scouring through hundreds of tips and videos, including this one,

taken around the time Kirk was shot.

It seems to show a person running on the roof of a building fewer than 200 yards away from Kirk where Kirk was sitting.

Unfortunately, Charlie Kirk's murder, one of the more horrendous chapters in a devastating cycle of political violence in this modern era.

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