Tonight, Louisville Police released body camera video from America's latest mass shooting

has calls for stronger gun legislation grow louder.

The new poll shows a majority of Americans have been personally impacted by gun violence.

Then Congresswoman Katie Porter is here to break down the legal battle over abortion access,

the Democrats' strategy and what needs to happen to make Congress look more like America.

And capturing the all-important youth vote.

What new polling says about getting Gen Z to the polls next November, and why they might

not all be on the same page.

As the 11th hour gets underway on this Tuesday night.

Good evening once again, I'm Stephanie Rool.

One day after the deadly mass shooting in Louisville, Kentucky, that city has joined communities

all across the nation pleading for an end to our gun violence epidemic.

On Monday, a shooter killed five people at a bank in downtown Louisville.

This afternoon, officials released the disturbing body cam footage of officers rushing to the

scene to stop the gunmen and B.C.'s Maggie Vespa has the latest.

Tonight, a firsthand look at police say seven minutes of horror playing out inside a Kentucky

bank.

Police body camera and cell phone video showing Louisville Metro officers view Monday morning

as they race to confront a lone gunman.

Investigators say Conor Sturgeon seen here on surveillance cameras was armed with an

AR-15 rifle, which he bought legally from a local dealership six days before the massacre.

Adding to 25-year-old was a current employee at Old National Bank and knew the colleagues

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