Today is Tuesday, July 5th, what to know about a shooting at an Independence Day parade,

and people elsewhere protesting the reason eight police officers opened fire.

Also, what a WNBA star wrote to President Biden from inside a Russian prison.

Plus, what type of location data Google now says it'll automatically delete?

What type of devices replaced firework shows in some cities this year,

and which movie is breaking new records at the box office?

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Well, unfortunately, we start today with news of another mass shooting.

This one happened during a 4th of July parade in a suburb of Chicago called Highland Park, Illinois.

A gunman on a nearby rooftop opened fire on the crowd with what police are calling a high-powered rifle.

At least six people were killed and at least 30 more were hurt between the ages of eight and 85.

Police say a person of interest is now in custody, although it's not clear if that's definitely the shooter.

Investigators also haven't said exactly what motivated the person,

but they initially called it completely random.

Several cities in Illinois canceled their 4th of July celebrations in response to this shooting,

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