Capitol Hill is also where we start our other headlines of the day.

FBI Director Christopher Ray revealed during congressional testimony today that the

gunman who tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump, searched for information on the killing

of President John F. Kennedy a week earlier. Ray was speaking during a House Judiciary Committee

hearing as lawmakers from both parties pressed for answers on why the July 13th shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania

had not been prevented. He said the timing of the suspect's online search was significant. Analysis of a laptop that the investigation ties to the shooter reveals that on July 6th, he did a Google search for quote how far away was

Oswald from Kennedy.

That is the same day that it appears that he registered for the Butler rally.

New body cam footage from the aftermath of the shooting shows law enforcement on the

roof where the 20 year old gunman was

killed by a sniper. FBI director Ray said the Bureau believes he acted alone and

while his motive is unclear Ray says the gunman was interested in public figures more broadly.

Climate scientists say this past Monday was Earth's hottest day ever,

breaking the record set just a day earlier.

According to the European Climate Service Copernicus,

the global average temperature on Monday was 62.87

Fahrenheit.

That was 0.1 degree higher than Sunday.

Scientists say the timing of these records is especially troubling given that the

El Nino climate pattern which warms the Central Pacific Ocean

and it earlier this year.

We've seen the signal come back to neutral

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