Good evening everyone, I'm Allison Kamerata. Welcome to CNN Tonight. Two violent episodes

in two different cities to update you on. A suspect is in custody in Atlanta tonight

after a day-long manhunt. Police say he became enraged and opened fire in a medical facility

earlier today. One person was killed, four others critically injured. And in New York

City, a reportedly homeless man who was acting, quote, erratically on the subway, was put

into a chokehold by another rider. The homeless man lost consciousness and died. The passenger

who restrained him was questioned then released by police with no charges. Our panel has

strong thoughts on what happened there. Plus, the culture wars collide with the high school

musical. School districts are pulling the plug on some well-known plays. We'll tell

you why the ad of his family is getting canceled. And speaking of school, could you pass

an eighth-grade history test? It's harder than you'd think, I tried it earlier. Tonight

we'll see how much you and I at our panelists know. Okay, but let's begin with updates

on two violent crime stories. The man who opened fire in an Atlanta medical facility today,

killing one person and wounding four others is under arrest tonight. He was captured

after many hours of a man hunt. And then there's what happened on a New York City subway

on Monday. We warn you, this video is disturbing to watch. A 30-year-old man named Jordan

Neely, who a witness, say, was acting, quote, erratic and hostile, was put into a chokehold

by a 24-year-old passenger and he later died. CNN has not independently confirmed what happened

leading up to that incident. We do not know how long Jordan Neely was restrained or whether

or not he was armed, but the medical examiner now rules his death a homicide. A source

tells CNN that Neely was homeless. Protesters took to the subway tonight chanting Black

Lives Matter and the homeless matter.

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