Today is Monday, July 18th, what to know about an armed civilian who stopped a mass shooting,

and which one of America's most wanted was captured after nearly a decade on the run,

also unprecedented heat in Europe, and where a dust storm caused a massive interstate pile-up

here in the U.S. Plus, they'll be like movie ratings but for TikTok, the biggest price hike yet

for a popular streaming service, and a record-breaking win at the British Open. Those stories and more coming up.

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And once again, Americans going about their normal routines were interrupted by gunfire.

This time, police said another person with a gun stopped it.

Authorities said it started when a man in Greenwood, Indiana, just south of Indianapolis,

walked into a mall with a rifle and started shooting in the food court. He shot and killed three

people, and two others were hurt before the civilian stopped the attack. Investigators say

a good Samaritan in the mall, who was illegally armed, was able to shoot and kill the gunman

before he was able to get to anyone else. So far, officers haven't said what motivated the shooter,

or whether he knew any of the people he shot, but they do say there's no longer a threat.

Meanwhile, in Texas, state lawmakers released their investigative report about the deadly

elementary school shooting in Uvalde. And the AP says all together, this amounted to the fullest

account to date of one of the worst school shootings in American history. This is also the first

report to criticize state and federal law enforcement, not just local authorities in Uvalde.

It says even though hundreds of officers were unseen, no one took control, also that everyone

lacked basic communications and that there wasn't enough urgency to take down the gunman.

Since the report was released last night, a Uvalde police lieutenant who was leading the department

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