In the day's other headlines, President Trump signed an executive order today that aims

to keep TikTok available in the U.S.

With this executive order, you will be effectively bringing into effect the agreement that

will save TikTok.

At the White House this afternoon, Trump said a deal to bring TikTok under U.S. ownership

would meet America's national security

concerns. Trump added that China's President Xi Jinping had given the go-ahead for the agreement,

though few details are known about how it will actually work. Last year, Congress passed a law

requiring that TikTok's China-based parent company sell the app or face a U.S. ban.

President Trump has repeatedly extended the deadline for that ban.

We're learning more tonight about the identity and possible motive of the gunmen in yesterday's

attack on an ice field office in Dallas.

Law enforcement officials identified the suspect as 29-year-old U.S. citizen

Joshua Yan. Today, FBI director Cash Patel posted on social media that the alleged shooter

left behind handwritten notes, including one that read, quote, hopefully this will give ICE agents

real terror. Patel also said the evidence points to a, quote, high degree of

pre-attack planning. At a news conference today, officials called the shooting a targeted ambush-style

attack on law enforcement, adding that the actual victims were not the intended targets.

It's clear from these notes that he was targeting ice agents and ice personnel.

The tragic irony for his evil plot here is that it was a detainee who was killed and two other

detainees that were injured when he fired into the sally port. What he did is the very definition of terrorism.

Authorities also said the rifle used in the shooting was legally obtained and that the gunmen

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