Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm on the Navas on the news hour tonight.

The FBI reveals the Georgia school shooting suspect was on law enforcement's radar, raising questions about how he was

still able to carry out the attack.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump prepare for next week's debate as legal cases against

the former president make their way through

the courts. And the first batch of Mpox vaccines arrives in Congo. Why it's

been so difficult to get the shots needed to curve the spread of the deadly virus.

I can't even express how much distrust and anger there is in Africa over this whole thing. Welcome to the news hour. Georgia is mourning the lives of four people

killed in a high school shooting yesterday. Nine others were injured.

Today reports of the 14 year old suspects passed run-ins with law enforcement raised even more questions

about his motive, how he got access to a gun, and how potential warning signs went unaddressed. At

Appalachian High School some students return today to grieve at a makeshift memorial.

A quiet morning after yesterday's tragedy.

Bless us and walk with us each day as we go forward.

The community gathered for a vigil last night after a 14 year old student opened fire outside

his algebra classroom.

Four people, two students and two teachers were killed.

Those who survived still processing what they'd witnessed hours earlier.

You can hear gunshots, like just ringing out through the school and you're just wondering

which one of those is going to be somebody that you're like best friends with or somebody that you love.

I still don't believe this is real.

Like I knew a girl that got shot in her leg and it really broke me because she was like a sister

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