The parade to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl win ended in tragedy.

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I'm Hannah Jewel. It's Thursday, February 15th. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

A shooting after the Chief's parade left one person dead and 21 injured.

Shots erupted yesterday afternoon near Kansas City's Union Station.

That's where fans, local officials, and chiefs' players had gathered for a rally.

Thousands of red-clad fans who had packed into downtown were sent scrambling for safety as police responded with guns drawn.

Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves expressed her outrage

about the shooting at a news conference.

I'm angry at what happened today.

The people who came to this celebration should expect a safe environment.

We had over 800 law enforcement officers, Kansas City and other agencies at the location to keep everyone safe.

Because of bad actors, which were very few, this tragedy occurred.

Lisa Lopez Galvin was killed in the shooting, a family friend confirmed.

She was a DJ at a Kansas City radio station and a mother of two.

Many of those injured were children.

Police said they've taken three people into custody and recovered firearms but have not yet disclosed a motive.

Number two, officials warned that Russia could damage satellites using nuclear weapons.

Representative Mike Turner is a Republican from Ohio and the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.

Yesterday he released a cryptic public message.

It called on the Biden administration to declassify all information about what he termed a serious national security threat.

He didn't say what the threat was or what country

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