Donald Trump addressed the nation on Monday in the wake of two deadly mass shootings in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio over the weekend. He blamed violent video games and mental health for the shooting and called for “red flag laws” as a measure of gun control. Weijia Jiang and Caitlin Huey-Burns joined CBSN to break down the president’s response to the shootings, as well as that of 2020 candidates. Source

Authorities are investigating what caused the shooters in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio to carry out the attacks over the weekend. In El Paso, the suspect allegedly posted an anti-immigrant document ahead of the shooting. And in Dayton, one of the victims was the suspect’s own sister. Former FBI profiler and program director at the George Mason University Forensic Science Department Mary Ellen O’Toole shared her insights on CBSN. Source

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“There has to be a stop to xenophobic and racist discourse. NO to violence. NO to hate,” Mexico’s ambassador to the U.S. tweeted Source

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The Frenchman who failed to cross the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard two weeks ago succeeded this time around. And there were plenty of emotions. Cindy Pom reports from London. Source

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“Hearing/seeing an act of terrorism happen so close to home, my family and my friends has been unbelievable and shocking,” the singer said Source

The Browns new head coach laid down the law while responding to his former assistant coach’s recent criticism Source