Good evening. I'm John Yang. Once again tonight, we're tracking two big stories. In the Middle East,

Israel is broadening its attacks on Iran. But we start in Minnesota, where the hunt goes on for the

57-year-old man who allegedly killed State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark.

Police believe the gunman also shot and wounded State Senator John Hoffman and his wife

a vet. The family members said both are awake and recovering. This afternoon, police searched

residences in a rural area southwest of Minneapolis after finding the suspect's car there.

Authorities told residents to keep their doors and cars locked. Senator Amy Klobuchar is the senior senator from Minnesota.

First of all, Senator, I want to tell you how sorry we are that you've lost a colleague

and a friend, I know.

Well, thanks so much, John.

She's someone that your viewers would have loved to meet many in Minnesota, loved her, Democrats,

Republicans, someone who, you know, starts out as a mom with little kids running for legislature,

door knocking every door in her district and juggles all of it, church Sunday school leader,

from Girl Scout leader to working her way up the ladder in the legislature,

becoming the Speaker of the House, a job which she was incredible at.

She would be able to get things done across the aisle like the budget this year with a tied legislature,

and then some landmark legislation with the governor from free school lunch

to paid family leave, a very progressive policy.

So she was a leader and her grace, her decency is something we're all going to miss.

And for me, just losing a friend like this to violence and political violence makes you realize that this isn't

just a statistic. This isn't just something we talk about at committee hearings. This happened.

You talk about her tenure as speaker. This morning I read in the newspaper, a former Republican

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