Good evening everyone and welcome to the readout on a very big night in news.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has filed his brief with the Supreme Court opposing

Donald Trump's quest for total immunity.

Republicans are licking their wounds after yet another election defeat last night.

And Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen joins me after his powerful floor speech accusing Israel of a textbook war crime in Gaza.

But we begin tonight with Peak America.

Today in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, a Valentine's

day mass shooting erupted as the city was celebrating its third Super Bowl title in

five seasons. A tragic, but not so surprising end to what should

have been a dynasty cementing moment for Kansas City football. Instead, today is

seared in American memory for a very different and gruesome reason.

Police say shots were fired as soon as the rally concluded this afternoon.

The shooting occurred west of Union Station near the end of the rally that followed the parade.

Twenty-two people were injured, including some children.

Three people are detained.

At least one person is dead.

Super Bowl Sunday wasn't too long ago.

You can count the days on one hand.

An overtime thriller where

quarterback Patrick Mahomes led another comeback

on the NFL's biggest stage in America's

showcase capital. We all watched it, some of us for Usher, some of you all for

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